Ip Configuration Through Port 23 - Black Box AC1120A User Manual

8x8 and 16x16 VGA / HDTV Matrix Switch with Audio, RS232 & IP Control

3.2.12.2 IP Configuration through port 23

If you were unable to enter the IP setting mode through the serial command, a
Telnet TCP programming method can be used to turn on RS-232 serial mode
programming, or even to configure the network settings directly through port 23.
To open a Telnet section, a command prompt (Run: CMD) or a HyperTerminal
window can be used:
For example, to run a HyperTerminal window, set it up for TCP/IP connection on
PORT 23 along with the Matrix's default IP address as the host address.
Telnet commands and replies have the following format:
STX
•
STX character (ASCII code 2 or CTRL-B from the keyboard)
The unit will respond with <CTRL-B> A for most valid commands.
1.
To use the IP configuration Telnet commands, you must first log in using the
(L) command.
<CTRL-B> L <CR>
Command:
2.
To enable a serial IP setting (serial programming) mode, type the following
commands:
<CTRL-B> SSE2 <CR> Stands for Set Serial Enable
Command:
<CTRL-B> SEC6 <CR> Stands for Serial Enable Char
Command:
<CTRL-B> O <CR> stands for log out
Command:
Reboot the system by cycling power. Now you should be able to configure IP
parameters through the IP port.
Alternatively instead of rebooting the system you could use <CTRL-B> <E>
<CR> to reboot the IP port, this may cause a momentary loss of Telnet
connection.
3.
To get the current IP address:
<CTRL-B> GIP <CR>
Command:
<CTRL-B> A 192.168.123.180 <CR>
Response:
4.
To set a new IP address:
<CTRL-B> SIP192.168.123.179 <CR>
Command:
5.
To get the current gateway IP address:
<CTRL-B> GGI <CR>
Command:
<CTRL-B> A 192.168.123.122 <CR>
Response:
6.
To set a new gateway IP address:
<CTRL-B> GGI192.168.123.125 <CR>
Command:
Command/reply
stands for Log in
CR
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