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NI ENET-Serial User Manual refers to the ENET-232 Series
Note
and ENET-485 Series User Manual for Linux x86/Solaris 2.x in the
NIserial/Enet
Follow these steps to install your serial device server software and hardware:
1. Log in as
root
by running the installation script
appropriate operating system directory.
2. Record the following information from the baseplate label here:
National Instruments™, NI™, and ni.com™ are trademarks of National Instruments Corporation.
Product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or trade names of their respective companies.
ni.com
© 2001 National Instruments Corp. All rights reserved.
TARTED WITH
L
INUX X
subdirectory of your installation.
and insert the CD. Install the NI Serial device server software
INSTALL
Serial Number
Ethernet Address
Default Hostname
Y
S
OUR
86/S
OLARIS
from the
D
ERIAL
EVICE
2.
X
subdirectory of the
VISA
November 2001
323242A-01
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Summary of Contents for National Instruments ENET-Serial
- Page 1 2. Record the following information from the baseplate label here: Serial Number Ethernet Address Default Hostname National Instruments™, NI™, and ni.com™ are trademarks of National Instruments Corporation. November 2001 Product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or trade names of their respective companies. 323242A-01 ni.com...
- Page 2 3. Connect the power and Ethernet cables. 1 Power Connection 2 Ethernet Connection 4. Power on the serial device server. 1 PWR/RDY LED 3 Serial Port LEDs 2 Ethernet LEDs 4 Power Switch Getting Started with Your Serial Device Server ni.com...
- Page 3 NI ENET-Serial User Manual and contact National Instruments. • Continues flickering rapidly—See Chapter 3, Ethernet Configuration, in the NI ENET-Serial User Manual to configure your device manually. 6. Follow these steps to configure the NI Serial server software: a. Run , which is in the subdirectory of your installation.
- Page 4 NIvisa NIvisaic and close each port. If the test is successful, all ENET-Serial ports are under the ASRL0 (ENET/Serial) node; there are none under the Unknown node. If there is a failure, select any ENET-Serial port under the Unknown node and press Enter.