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Figure 6-B
FROM:
TELEPHONE LINE
or CABLE
Testing the CPE
When all the network connections have been made, boot up the jukebox. Enter the service mode by pressing and releasing the service
button on the Rowelink Controller Assembly.
Touch Diagnostics > Network Information > IP Configuration. Display should show;
HOST NAME: The hard drive's ID number
*IP ADDRESS: 192.168.0.1XX
*DEFAULT GATEWAY: 192.168.0.1
*DHCP SERVER: 192.168.0.1
Touch Network Status
Two test buttons will be shown along with status screens.
Touch Gateway (LAN) Button. This test checks the operation of the Router and Core Computer Network Interface Card. Wait for
test to finish. The test is successful if the last line in the LAN window is "Trace Complete."
Touch "Server (WAN) Button. This will test the path to the AMI servers. It may take several minutes for the test to complete. The
test is successful if the last line in the WAN window is "Trace complete."
If all tests pass, the system is ready to use.
* Assuming the default setup is used. If default setup is not used, the IP, Default Gateway and DHCP Server addresses will be as set in
the new configuration. Should it be necessary to re-program the router for a specific network configuration, see "Programming the
Router" in the Network Setup, Jukebox Operation and Operator Setup Screens Manual.
TO CORE
TO MODEM
POWER
- Router
DSL or CABLE
MODE M
OUTPUT
INPUT
(WAN)
Figure 7-B – Internet Equipment (CPE) Diagram
WARNING: Do NOT press the reset button on the back of
the router unless directed to do so by AMI personnel. It has
been programmed to operate with the AMI Entertainment
Network and a reset will erase all of the settings.
External Router if it determined to be advantageous to
have the router outside the jukebox.
DO NOT
Run a LAN cable from the Ethernet output of the router
TOUCH
to the LAN connection on the computer core. (See
Figure 7-B)
Be sure the modem and router are powered up then
perform the CPE Test.
AMI ROUTER
INP UT
O UTPUT
(MODEM)
(ETHERNE T)
4
TO: LA N
CONNECTOR ON
COMPUTER CORE
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