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Intermec 6980 Series User Manual

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PN: 961-055-003
Revision C
June 2000

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  • Page 1 6980 Series Network Manager USER’S GUIDE " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " PN: 961-055-003 Revision C June 2000...
  • Page 2 " NOTICE The information contained herein is proprietary and is provided solely for the purpose of allowing customers to operate and service Intermec manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose without written permission of Intermec.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    ............6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide CONTENTS "...
  • Page 4 AS/400 Host Direct Connect Option 2 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide ......
  • Page 5 ..........6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide CONTENTS .
  • Page 6 Figure 4-5 Network Manager Port Default Settings 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide ........
  • Page 7 ........Figure 4-33 RS-232 Port Disabled Option Figure 4-34 Modem Ports C1 and C2 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide CONTENTS ..
  • Page 8 INDEX 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide ........

  • Page 9: General Information

    " " " Introduction The 6980 Series Network Manager bridges the transfer of files and application software between a number of mobile computers and a host computer. It connects networks using several different methods and protocols. The 6980 Series, an embedded network manager device, is...
  • Page 10 There are 12 indicator LED’s to allow you to quickly know the status of your Network Manager. There is also a beeper that sounds when the Network Manager is first powered up and when a fatal error occurs. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide SECTION 1...

  • Page 11: Front Panel Led Legends

    Unit is powered off. Error State. See Error Code Chart (Section 2). Port configured but not Active. Port not configured. Port active. Passing data. Port configured but not active. Port not configured. Port active. Passing data. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 12: Figure 1-1 Front Panel Leds

    General Information IrDA Port RS-485 Ports RS-232 Ports PCMCIA Modem Card Slots Mounting Pins 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 1-1 Front Panel LEDs AC Wall Power Jack Figure 1-2 Back Panel SECTION 1...

  • Page 13: Figure 1-3 Bottom Panel

    SECTION 1 General Information RS-485 Ports 10BaseT Ethernet PCMCIA Modem Connectors RS-232 Ports 3.5 Amp Power Jack Figure 1-3 Bottom Panel 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 14: Mounting Brackets

    General Information Mounting Brackets 7 1/4” 7 5/8” 7 3/4” 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 1 7/8” 1 7/8” 5/8” Figure 1-4 Wall Bracket 6” Figure 1-5 Desktop Bracket SECTION 1 3 13/16” 6 1/4” 4 7/16”...

  • Page 15: Resetting Ir System Configuration

    FILES” folder. The files in this folder are used to override the files which are resident in the CE kernel image. Remov- ing these files returns the 698x to the factory image. Performs a reboot of the unit. Redisplays the above menu. General Information 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 16: 6980 Series Network Manager Specifications

    95% noncondensing 15 kV (air discharge) 8 kV (current injection) RS-232, RS-485 RS-232 EM311, Ethernet TCP/IP EM611 512K FLASH array (standard) 16 Megabytes Windows CE version 2.12 CompactFlash Type ll 33 MHz (6985) 99 MHz (6980) AMD Élan SC400 SECTION 1...

  • Page 17: Error Codes

    Application Errors " Error Code Categories The 6980 Series uses the left two LEDs for visually helping identify the category of error occurring. All errors will blink the ON (Power) LED. A System Warning Error blinks only the ON LED. A System Fatal Error lights the NET LED and causes the Network Manager to “beep.”...

  • Page 18: Figure 2-2 Network Manager Leds Displaying Binary Error Code Values

    2 followed by 4, then 8, 16, etc. Here is how this works us- ing the four RS-485, the four RS-232, and the two PC card slot LEDs on your 6980 Series Network Manager. The binary number 1 starts with the far right LED and doubles with each one to its left.

  • Page 19: Error Code Ranges

    128--2047 are Application Errors " IPL and CE Loader Error Codes When your 6980 Series Network Manager displays Initial Program Loading (IPL) and CE Error Codes the ON LED blinks and the NET LED remains on. The four LEDs on the right (B3--C2) display the error codes for this type of error.
  • Page 20 Binary Code 11: A file named “NK.BIN” was found but did not contain the valid CE BIN header ID in the file. The file must be corrupt or invalid. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 21: System Software Warning Error Codes

    Network Manager is losing power during operation. If these Warning Error Codes persist, a UPS may be required. 2048 1024 System Software Warning Error Code LEDs and Binary Values Table 2-1 (continued) Figure 2-5 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Error Codes...

  • Page 22: Table 2-2 System Software Warning Error Codes

    Binary Code 41: DHCP lease expired. Ensure DHCP server provides lease for proper amount of time then reset Network Manager to receive new lease. Binary Codes 42--127: Reserved for future use 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 23: System Software Fatal Error Codes

    Fatal Error Codes (32--127) the ON LED flashes and the NET LED remains on. If these Fatal Error Codes ever occur it is most likely be- cause of a bad CompactFlash card in the 6980. Reload soft- ware, then send it to service to replace the CompactFlash card.

  • Page 24: Application Error Codes

    Application Error require a specific action as defined in the following table. 2048 1024 Application Error Code LEDs and Binary Values Application Error Codes ON NET 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Table 2-3 (continued) Figure 2-7 Table 2-4 Type of Error Network Manager NPCP...

  • Page 25: Table 2-5 Category Of Application Error Codes

    Reserved for future use Table 2-4 (continued) Type of Error Log Manager File Memory Reserved for future use Reserved for future use Reserved for future use Reserved for future use Figure 2-8 Table 2-5 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Error Codes...
  • Page 26 Error Codes SECTION 2 2-10 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 27: Sample System Configurations

    This section shows some configuration drawings. These configurations show possible current configurations in 14 different scenarios and the migration steps necessary to incorporate the 6980 Series Network Manager products. Current: Remote 498X to Local 498X to 4921 Remote 498X to Local 498X to 4921 "...

  • Page 28: Upgrade: 698X To 6920 Via Dial Up, Ethernet Lan Or Wan

    698X, otherwise external modems will be required. 4. Leave the local 4980 in place (connected to the 6920) until each of the remote sites has been upgraded. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide SECTION 3...

  • Page 29: 698X Upgrade Option

    When implementing a 698X in remote locations the 10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion. This allows your existing hand-held computers to communi- cate with the 698X across the Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 30: Current: Remote 498X To 4920

    A change may need to be made from <Host.dnl> files to <session.ctl> files. Assistance in making this transition is available from your Intermec Norand Mobile Systems Divi- sion support team. 2. Add a host 4980 on the 6920 allowing remote the 498Xs to communicate with the 6920.

  • Page 31: Figure 3-4 Upgrading To 698X With 6920

    Upgrading to 698X with 6920 698X Upgrade Option When implementing a 698X in remote locations the 10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion of this upgrade. Sample System Configurations Figure 3-4 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 32: Dual Systems Through Upgrade Migration Steps

    Up to two 56K internal PC card modems are available on the 698X. Otherwise, external modems are required. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide SECTION 3...

  • Page 33: 698X Upgrade Option

    When implementing a 698X in remote locations the 10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion of this upgrade. This allows your existing hand-held computer to communi- cate with the 6920 across your Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 34: Current: Remote 498X To 498X To 6920

    If replacing the 4980, place Y cable between the 698X, first multidock, and the 4980 being replaced. If replacing the 4985, remove the 4985 and attach power supply to bottom connector on the 698X. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-5 SECTION 3...

  • Page 35: Figure 3-6 Upgrading To 698X With 6920

    10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion of this upgrade. This allows your existing hand-held computer to communi- cate with the 6920 across your Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. Sample System Configurations Figure 3-6 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 36: Current: Remote Dial-Up To Host 4980 To Async Host

    2. Most synchronous modems in place are capable of asynchronous communications. Evaluate your system and determine the speed you would like to transfer data and place the appropriate modems at 3-10 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-7 SECTION 3...

  • Page 37: Figure 3-8 Remote Dial-Up To Host 698X To Async Host

    Up to two 56K internal PC card modems are available on the 698X, otherwise external modems will be required. Figure 3-8 Remote Dial-up to Host 698X to Async Host 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-11...

  • Page 38: Current: Remote Dial-Up To Host 4980 To As/400 Host

    4985 for in line power if appli- cable). If replacing the 4980, place a Y cable between the 698X, first multidock, and the 4980 being replaced. 3-12 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-9 SECTION 3...

  • Page 39: Figure 3-10 Remote Dial-Up To 698X To As/400 Host

    Up to two 56K internal PC card modems are available on the 698X, otherwise external modems will be required. Figure 3-10 Remote Dial-up to 698X to AS/400 Host 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-13...

  • Page 40: Current: Remote 498X To Local 498X To Async Host

    If replacing the 4980, place a Y cable between the 698X, first multidock, and the 4980 being replaced. If replacing the 4985, remove the 4985 and attach power supply to bottom connector on the 698X. 3-14 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-11 SECTION 3...

  • Page 41: 698X Upgrade Option

    10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion of this upgrade. This allows your existing hand-held computer to communi- cate with the 6920 across your Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. Sample System Configurations Figure 3-12 Ethernet or PPP Dial Up 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-15...

  • Page 42: Current: Remote Dial-Up To Host 4980 To Bisync Host

    4985 for in line power if appli- cable). If replacing the 4980, place a Y cable between the 698X, first multidock, and the 4980 being replaced. 3-16 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-13 SECTION 3...
  • Page 43 Up to two 56K internal PC card modems are available on the 698X, otherwise external modems will be required. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-17...

  • Page 44: Current: Remote 498X To Local 498X To As/400 Bisync Host

    4985 for in line power if appli- cable). If replacing the 4980, place a Y cable between the 698X, first multidock, and the 4980 being replaced. 3-18 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 3-14 SECTION 3...

  • Page 45: 698X Upgrade Option

    10BaseT Ethernet is available to replace the dial-up portion of this upgrade. This allows your existing hand-held computer to communi- cate with the 6920 across your Wide Area Network (WAN) connection. Sample System Configurations Figure 3-15 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-19...

  • Page 46: 6980 And 6985 Configurations

    Sample System Configurations SECTION 3 6980 and 6985 Configurations 6920 Host TCP/IP Connect Option Figure 3-16 6920 Host TCP/IP Connect Option 3-20 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 47: 6920 Host Async Connect Option 1

    SECTION 3 Sample System Configurations 6920 Host Async Connect Option 1 Figure 3-17 6920 Host Async Connect Option 1 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-21...

  • Page 48: 6920 Host Async Connect Option 2

    Sample System Configurations SECTION 3 6920 Host Async Connect Option 2 Figure 3-18 6920 Host Async Connect Option 2 3-22 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 49: Async Host Tcp/Ip Connect Option

    SECTION 3 Sample System Configurations Async Host TCP/IP Connect Option Figure 3-19 Async Host TCP/IP Connect Option 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-23...

  • Page 50: Async Host Direct Connect Option

    Sample System Configurations SECTION 3 Async Host Direct Connect Option 1 Figure 3-20 Async Host Direct Connect Option 1 3-24 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 51: Async Host Direct Connect Option

    SECTION 3 Sample System Configurations Async Host Direct Connect Option 2 Figure 3-21 Async Host Direct Connect Option 2 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-25...

  • Page 52: As/400 Host Tcp/Ip Connect Option

    Sample System Configurations SECTION 3 AS/400 Host TCP/IP Connect Option Figure 3-22 AS/400 Host TCP/IP Connect Option 3-26 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 53: As/400 Host Direct Connect Option

    SECTION 3 Sample System Configurations AS/400 Host Direct Connect Option 1 Figure 3-23 AS/400 Host Direct Connect Option 1 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 3-27...

  • Page 54: As/400 Host Direct Connect Option

    Sample System Configurations SECTION 3 AS/400 Host Direct Connect Option 2 Figure 3-24 AS/400 Host Direct Connect Option 2 3-28 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 55: Configuration Interface

    File Transfer Protocol entries require you to enter a " username and password. The Username on the entry screen is “intermec” and the password is cr52401.. The Password on the entry screen (page 4-4) is neces- " sary before you begin configuring your Network Man- ager.
  • Page 56 Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS and others will be ignored because they are all supplied by DHCP. The supplied IP address for the 6980 will generally not be known, except that after the IP is available there is a beacon broadcast from the Network Manag- er on the network (generally only works in same sub- net).
  • Page 57 Network Manager from hanging up the call and resetting the timer. However, even if the Han- gUpDelay is configured to “0” the Network Manager will not hang up until the end of the window. 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 58: Configuration Options

    The following pages show the options for each port. It is necessary to reboot the unit after you make the settings. Network Manager Configuration Entry Screen Network Manager registration information Password entry Web site registration Configuration Interface Entrance Screen 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-1 SECTION 4...

  • Page 59: System Date And Time

    SECTION 4 System Date and Time Defaults Time Zone Settings System Date and Time Updates Configuration Interface Figure 4-2 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 60: Figure 4-3 Daylight Savings And Submit Or Reset

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 1. Daylight Savings Check Box 2. Back to Ports; Submit; or Reset Figure 4-3 Daylight Savings and Submit or Reset 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 61: System Identification

    1. Enter Network Manger ID (eight characters) Setting. This is used in file processing and to establish the identification to the host. 2. Back to Ports or Submit System Identification Registration Configuration Interface Figure 4-4 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 62: Network Manager Port Default Settings

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 Network Manager Port Default Settings Figure 4-5 Network Manager Port Default Settings 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 63: Ethernet Port Configuration Options

    1. Ethernet Port NET Options 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (TCP/IP) 2. Domain Name 3. Enable DHCP Check Box 4. IP Address 5. Subnet Mask 6. Default Gateway Ethernet TCP/IP Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-6 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...
  • Page 64 Configuration Interface Log Level 1. Domain Name Server 2. Back to Ports; Submit; or Reset Ethernet TCP/IP Protocol Options (continued) 4-10 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-7 SECTION 4...

  • Page 65: Ethernet Em311 Tcp/Ip Configuration Options

    1. Selected Protocol (EM311 TCP/IP) 2. Domain Name 3. Enable DHCP Check Box 4. IP Address 5. Subnet Mask 6. Default Gateway Log Level Ethernet EM311 TCP/IP Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-8 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-11...
  • Page 66 Configuration Interface SECTION 4 1. DHS 2. Primary Host IP Address 3. Secondary Host IP Address 4. Back to Ports; Submit; or Reset Figure 4-9 Ethernet EM311 TCP/IP Protocol Options (continued) 4-12 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 67: Ethernet Port Disabled

    Ethernet Port Disabled 1. Disabled Selected 2. Click Configure button Port Disabled, click on the Confirm button or Back to Ports to configure the next port. Ethernet Port Disabled Configuration Interface Figure 4-10 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-13...

  • Page 68: Ports A1 And A2 Configuration Options

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 RS-485 Ports A1 and A2 Configuration Options RS-485 Ports Figure 4-11 RS-485 Ports A1 and A2 4-14 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 69: Rs-485 Npcp Protocol Options

    (ports must be set for the same speed) Simultaneous Connections Options It is recommended to set three chan- nels for 6000 terminals and five chan- nels for 4000 terminals. RS-485 Port NPCP Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-12 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-15...

  • Page 70: Rs-485 Port Disabled Option

    1. RS-485 Port Disabled 2. Click Configure button Port Disabled, click on the Confirm button or Back to Ports to configure the next RS-232 Port RS-485 Port Disabled Option 4-16 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-13 Figure 4-14 SECTION 4...

  • Page 71: Serial Ports B1 And B2 Configuration Options

    SECTION 4 RS-232 Serial Ports B1 and B2 Configuration Options RS-232 Ports 1. Port Protocol Options 2. Click Configure button RS-232 Ports B1 and B2 Configuration Interface Figure 4-15 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-17...

  • Page 72: Rs-232 Tty Protocol Options

    Configuration Interface RS-232 TTY Protocol Options 1. TTY Protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (TTY) 2. TTY Configuration options RS-232 TTY Protocol Options 4-18 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-16 SECTION 4...

  • Page 73: Figure 4-17 Rs-232 Tty Protocol Options (Continued)

    SECTION 4 Configuration Interface TTY Port Speed options TTY Data Bit options Figure 4-17 RS-232 TTY Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-19...
  • Page 74 Configuration Interface TTY Stop Bit options TTY Parity options RS-232 TTY Protocol Options (continued) 4-20 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-18 SECTION 4...
  • Page 75 SECTION 4 TTY Modem options 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration 2. Optional Modem Configuration Commands 3. Enable 4000 Booting Check Box RS-232 TTY Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-19 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-21...

  • Page 76: Figure 4-20 Rs-232 Tty Protocol Options (Continued)

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 1. TTY Log Level Options 2. Back to Ports; Submit and repeat for second RS-232 port, or Reset Figure 4-20 RS-232 TTY Protocol Options (continued) 4-22 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 77: Em311 Direct Connect Protocol Options

    RS-232 EM311 Direct Connect Protocol Options 1. EM311 Direct Connect protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (EM311 Direct Connect) 2. Configuration options RS-232 EM311 Direct Connect Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-21 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-23...

  • Page 78: Figure 4-22 Rs-232 Em311 Direct Connect Protocol Options (Continued)

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 EM311 Port Speed options EM311 Data Bit options Figure 4-22 RS-232 EM311 Direct Connect Protocol Options (continued) 4-24 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 79: Em311 Tcp Ip/Ppp Protocol Options

    RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options 1. EM311 TCP IP/PPP protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (EM311 TCP IP/PPP) 2. Configuration options RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-23 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-25...
  • Page 80 Configuration Interface EM311 TCP IP/PPP Port Speed options EM311 TCP IP/PPP Modem options RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 4-26 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-24 SECTION 4...
  • Page 81 SECTION 4 Configuration Interface 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration and Configuration Commands 2. Primary Host Address and Telephone Number EM311 TCP IP/PPP Answer Mode options Figure 4-25 RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-27...
  • Page 82 2. Dial Retries and Retry Delay 3. Enable DHCP Check Box and IP Address 4. Subnet Mask and Default Gateway 5. Domain Name Server Figure 4-26 RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 4-28 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...
  • Page 83 1. Domain Name and User Name 2. User Password 3. Dial Start1 and Start2 4. Dial End1 and End2 5. Back to Ports; Submit; or Reset Figure 4-27 RS-232 EM311 TCP IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-29...

  • Page 84: Em311 Ppp Protocol Options

    Configuration Interface RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options 1. EM311 PPP protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (PPP) 2. Configuration options RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options 4-30 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-28 SECTION 4...
  • Page 85 SECTION 4 EM311 PPP Port Speed options EM311 PPP Modem options RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-29 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-31...
  • Page 86 Configuration Interface SECTION 4 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration and Configuration Commands 2. Primary Host Address and Telephone Number EM311 PPP Answer Mode options Figure 4-30 RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options (continued) 4-32 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...
  • Page 87 SECTION 4 Configuration Interface 1. Hangup Delay 2. Dial Retries and Retry Delay 3. Enable DHCP Check Box and IP Address 4. Domain Name Server Figure 4-31 RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-33...
  • Page 88 1. Domain Name and User Name 2. User Password 3. Dial Start1 and Start2 4. Dial End1 and End2 5. Back to Ports; Submit; or Reset Figure 4-32 RS-232 EM311 PPP Protocol Options (continued) 4-34 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 89: Rs-232 Port Disabled Option

    RS-232 Port Disabled Option 1. RS-232 Port Disabled 2. Click Configure button Port Disabled, click on the Confirm button or Back to Ports to configure the next RS-232 Port Figure 4-33 RS-232 Port Disabled Option 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-35...

  • Page 90: Modem Port C1 Configuration Options

    Configuration Interface SECTION 4 Modem Port C1 Configuration Options Modem Port Figure 4-34 Modem Ports C1 and C2 4-36 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...

  • Page 91: Tty Protocol Options

    SECTION 4 TTY Protocol Options 1. TTY Protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (TTY) 2. TTY Configuration Options Modem Ports TTY Protocol Options Configuration Interface Figure 4-35 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-37...
  • Page 92 Configuration Interface TTY Port Speed options Modem Data Bits Options Modem Ports TTY Protocol Options (continued) 4-38 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-36 SECTION 4...
  • Page 93 SECTION 4 TTY Stop Bit options TTY Parity Options Modem Ports TTY Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-37 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-39...
  • Page 94 Configuration Interface SECTION 4 TTY Modem Options 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration 2. Optional Modem Configuration Commands 3. Enable 4000 Booting Check Box Figure 4-38 Modem Ports TTY Protocol Options (continued) 4-40 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide...
  • Page 95 SECTION 4 Configuration Interface 1. TTY Log Level Options 2. Back to Ports; Submit and repeat for second Modem Port, or Reset Figure 4-39 Modem Ports TTY Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-41...

  • Page 96: Em311 Ip/Ppp Protocol Options

    EM311 IP/PPP Protocol Options 1. EM311 IP/PPP Protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (EM311 IP/PPP) 2. EM311 TCP/IP/PPP Configuration Options Modem Ports EM311 IP/PPP Protocol Options 4-42 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-40 SECTION 4...
  • Page 97 SECTION 4 EM311 TCP/IP/PPP Port Speed options Modem Options Modem Ports EM311 IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-41 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-43...
  • Page 98 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration and Modem Configuration Commands 2. Primary Host Address and Telephone Number EM311 TCP IP/PPP Answer Mode Options Modem Ports EM311 IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 4-44 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-42 SECTION 4...
  • Page 99 3. User Password 4. Dial Start1 and Start2 5. Dial End1 and End2 6. Back to Ports; Submit and repeat for second Modem Port, or Reset Figure 4-43 Modem Ports EM311 IP/PPP Protocol Options (continued) 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-45...

  • Page 100: Ppp Protocol Options

    Configuration Interface PPP Protocol Options 1. PPP Protocol option selected 2. Click Configure button 1. Selected Protocol (PPP Only) 2. PPP Configuration Options Modem Ports PPP Only Protocol Options 4-46 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-44 SECTION 4...
  • Page 101 SECTION 4 PPP Port Speed options Modem Options Modem Ports PPP Only Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-45 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-47...
  • Page 102 Configuration Interface 1. Optional Modem Reset Configuration and Modem Configuration Commands 2. Primary Host Address and Telephone Number PPP Answer Mode Options Modem Ports PPP Only Protocol Options (continued) 4-48 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-46 SECTION 4...
  • Page 103 4. Dial Start1 and Start2 5. Dial End1 and End2 6. Back to Ports; Submit and repeat for second Modem Port, or Reset Modem Ports PPP Only Protocol Options (continued) Configuration Interface Figure 4-47 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide 4-49...
  • Page 104 1. Modem Port Disabled 2. Click Configure button Port Disabled, click on the Confirm button or Back to Ports to configure the next Mo- dem Port Modem Port Disable Option 4-50 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide Figure 4-48 SECTION 4...
  • Page 105 2-7 system software warning er- ror codes, 2-5 Ethernet protocol configura- tions, 4-11, 4-13 Ethernet port configurations, disabled, 4-13 EM311 TCP/IP options, 4-11 TCP/IP options, 4-9 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide INDEX " " " " " " "...
  • Page 106 498x to 498x to 6920, remote dial--up to host 4980 upgrade with 698x to 6920, 698x upgrade option, Index-2 6980 Series Network Manager User’s Guide remote dial--up to host 4980 4921, 3-1 to async host, 3-10 upgrade 698x to 6920 with...

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