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5. IP Control Basics
Control
Control
IP
Control
Telnet
Control
As shown in the figure above, the matrix can be controlled via RS232 Serial port or
through an IP (Ethernet) port if equipped.
The IP interface features a built-in web server allowing web browsers running on
different devices (computer, smart-phone, tablet) on the network to control and
monitor matrix through HTTP protocol on port 80. (Section 5 will walk you through this
HTTP based Web Interface).
The IP interface also supports telnet connection over port number 6324 to control and
monitor matrix. (Section 6 describes the telnet-based interface)
The IP interface on every matrix shipped has a unique MAC-address, and must have a
valid IP-address to function properly on your network.
As shipped from factory, DHCP is enabled. This means that the users DHCP router
automatically assigns an IP address to the Matrix.
To find the IP address assigned to the matrix, use the DeviceFinder Software
available free from Hall Research's website.
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Serial
HTTP
Figure 10 – IP Control Block Diagram
RS-232
Port
Port 80
Web Server
Port 6324
Telnet Server
Notice
Matrix
Command
Processing
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