Connecting Directly To A Pc; Connecting The Homeserver Via Isdn - Gira HomeServer 3 Commissioning Manual

HomeServer 3 - Commissioning

2.3.4 Connecting directly to a PC

You can also connect the HomeServer directly with your commissioning PC via LAN if it
has a network connection. To do this, use a twisted coil Cat. 5e network cable (e.g. cross-
over cable Cat. 5e with 2 RJ-45 plugs). The cable is not included in the scope of the deli-
very.
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Note: No network connection via the RS232 interface.
The direct network connection from the PC to the HomeServer is made via the respective
network connections (RJ45 Cat. 5 Ehernet TCP/IP) of both devices. A cross-over cable,
which is not included in the scope of delivery, is used for this.
The RS232 interface of the HomeServer is solely used for programming or connecting to
the EIB. For programming, connect the commissioning PC to the HomeServer using the
supplied commissioning cable.
The HomeServer already has its own IP address and network mask on delivery:
– IP address: 192.168.0.11
– Network mask: 255.0.0.0
Please note that the PC that you connect directly to the HomeServer must have a different
IP address.
How to access the user interface of the HomeServer after you have connected this with
your PC directly via the network connection is described under "Functions test via inter-
net browser" on page 16 or in the operating instructions of the client program (available
in the internet).

2.3.5 Connecting the HomeServer via ISDN

To connect the HomeServer to your ISDN system, use the supplied ISDN cable. Connect
the ISDN interface of the HomeServer with the EURO-ISDN S-null (S0) input of your ISDN
system.
The length of cable of the connecting line must correspond to the ISDN specifications.
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