Remote Access - Raytech mini-ATOS Instruction Manual

Hostname
The system typically automatically assigns the Hostname based on the device's serial number.
However, it is also possible to modify this name. The assigned Hostname serves as the address
(http://"Hostname") to remotely access the device via an Ethernet connection. It is crucial to ensure
the Hostname is unique, and after making any changes, the device must be restarted. For further
details, please refer to Chapter 1210.7.
DHCP
When DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is activated, the system configures the
network automatically and the user doesn't need to do it manually.
IP Address, Subnet Mask, Standard Gateway
Here you can configure the network manually by entering the required fields.

7.4.5 Remote Access

Here there are remote access settings which are required to be adjusted (Figure 16). To see the
remote access guide, please see chapter 1210.7.
Figure 16: Remote Access settings
Enable
Use this toggle button to enable or disable remote access.
Access Code
Because of security, an access code is always required to log in to the software. The access code
can be set manually by entering the intended number (6 digits) or the code will be generated
automatically (4 digits) if the field is left empty. The generated code will be shown on the login page
on the device screen. To find out how to control the device with remote access, please see chapter
10.712.
Preliminary
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