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Function
IP Address, Subnet
Mask, Default
Gateway
Primary DNS
Secondary DNS
System Name
DHCP IP address,
Subent, Gateway
Force 10BaseT
operation
How to Enable and Configure Serial Ports
The DV-IP Decoder supports four serial ports that can be configured for various
operations, by default COM 1 is the only enabled port and this is enabled for
Debug.
To configure the serial ports:
1. Select Network -> Network Settings
Dedicated Micros
Description
These are the settings that have already been configured via the Serial port configuration.
This is the static IP address and subnet mask, and if applicable default gateway
This is the primary DNS server IP address for applications that are utilising domain names
This is the IP address of the secondary DNS server in case of failure of the primary server
This is the name that is allocated to the DV-IP Decoder, this will be used when
transmitting alarm information to a Remote Monitoring Station
If the DV-IP Decoder has been configured for DHCP the allocated address will be
displayed
The DV-IP Decoder has a 10/100BaseT network connector, if the edge device of the
Ethernet network only operates at 10BaseT the Decoder can be forced to operate at this
speed
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