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NOTE: You can use any ASCII terminal to access the NCL1135, such as
3. If you are using a terminal-emulation package, such as HyperTerminal, start the
application.
4. In the terminal-emulation application, select the communications port that you are
using to connect to the NCL1135.
5. Configure the application using the following settings:
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9600 bps
•
8 data bits
•
no parity
•
1 stop bit
•
no flow control
6. Plug the NCL1135 into a 110 or 220 V AC power source using the power cord
provided with the unit. The NCL1135 begins an initialization sequence displaying
progress messages on the terminal screen.
When it completes initialization, it displays a message to indicate that the system is
operational and the PASSWORD: prompt appears.
7. At the PASSWORD: prompt, press ENTER. The NCL1135 comes factory-configured
with no password.
8. Change the password for the NCL1135 by following the instructions in
NCL1135 Password
9. Change the system name in the NCL1135 as described in
System Name
10. If the NCL1135 had been configured for use elsewhere in your network, reset the unit
by following the instructions is
If the NCL1135 is a factory-configured unit, you can omit this step.
The NCL1135 is now ready to be configured for your network.
APCD–NC003–1.0
a single-function terminal or a computer running terminal-
emulation software.
Figure 9
port.
Figure 9
Console Port Pin-out Diagram
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, on page 14.
, on page 15.
Resetting an NCL1135 to Factory Settings
Chapter 3 Configuring the NCL1135
illustrates the pin-out for the console
DB9 Male DTE Configuration
Pin 2 Rx line
Pin 3 Tx line
Pin 5 Ground
Setting the NCL1135
Changing the
, on page 15.
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