Changing The Maximum Network Data Rate; Tcp Ports; Default System Values For A Multi-Media Unit; Table 8-2 System Tab: Default Values - Honeywell rapid eye System Administrator Manual

Changing the Maximum Network Data Rate

The operator enters only an upper bound, to Send no more than [n] kilobits per second, where "n"
is a number between "10" and "200 000". Note that some numbers are not ideal to lower the data
rate optimally and are automatically adjusted by the software to the closest, better value. For
example: if an operator enters "33", the software will display the closest optimal value ("32"), at the
next Maintenance Session.
1. Using View, continue or start a
2. On the System tab, enable the Regulate Data Rate box and enter a number in the sentence. The
default setting is "32".

TCP Ports

The transmission control protocol (TCP) ports are listed in the Installation Guide, K14390. These
TCP ports should be left open in a firewall for sockets used in Multi operations. For example, Multi
sessions (live, retrieval and alarm) are sent to port 10,000.

Default System Values for a Multi-Media Unit

Table 8–2 System Tab: Default Values
Box Group
Site Info
Network Settings
Signal format
System Monitor
Max Network Data
* Factory settings to identify the unit's software and hardware.
† Unavailable when DHCP is enabled. On networks that are not DHCP-enabled, the DHCP default
times out and set to off.
‡ Unavailable while Regulate Data Rate is not selected.
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Maintenance Session
Name of Box / Button
Serial Number
Software
Upgrade button
Use DHCP
Network Name. See the sticker
on the unit.
IP Address †
Subnet Mask †
Gateway †
MAC Address
NTSC / PAL
Enable Status Pulse
Monitor alarm reporting
Regulate Data Rate
Send no more than [ ...] kilobits
per second‡
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Default
n/a*; stored on unit
n/a*; stored on unit
none
on
n/a*; stored on unit, for DHCP use;
format: REM-serial number.
172.25.2.1
255.255.0.0
172.25.100.4
n/a*; stored on unit, for DHCP use
NTSC
off; see System Monitor, p.
off
off
32
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