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3.6.4.3.
Setting Up the Gateway
GENERAL
Network Info
G 192.168.1.1
3.6.4.4.
Displaying the Ethernet Hardware Address
GENERAL
Network Info
0:2:C5:01:03:E2
3.6.5. Setting the Serial Protocol for COM Ports C, D and E
The five serial ports on the 9625LG Series Keyer are used for various functions. The UPGRADE (A)
port is used as a console port for upgrading firmware and other utility functions. The REMOTE PANEL
(B) port is only available on remote control versions of the 9625LG Series Keyer and is used to connect
the remote control panel. The SERIAL CONTROL (C) port, COM D port and COM E virtual port are
programmable and can be used for a variety of functions. There are three identical menu items on the
GENERAL menu that are used to configure the SERIAL CONTROL (C), COM D and COM E ports.
For simplicity only one of these menu items will be shown in the manual. The COM D port and menu
item are not available on early HD9625LG units.
The virtual serial port (COM E) can be configured for the same functions as ports C and D however it is
not recommended to connect an automation system via COM E since TCP/IP traffic does not
guarantee frame accurate control.
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This menu item identifies the IP address of the "gateway" (commonly
referred to as the "firewall"). In its simplest sense the gateway could be the
PC directly connected to the 9625LG Series Keyer and running the network
application software (i.e. InstaLogo™ or Nomad™ or Overture™). In a
private network, this gateway could be identified as 192.168.1.YYY.
Normally you will not have to adjust this parameter from its default value.
This menu item displays the Ethernet hardware address of the unit (which
can not be changed).
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