Satellite Button - Novra S300N User Manual

1. Receiver IP: This is the IP address to be assigned to the receiver.
2. Subnet Mask: This is the subnet mask that the receiver should use to determine whether an IP
address belongs to the same network or not.
3. Default Gateway: This is the IP address of the router that the receiver should use whenever it
wants to send traffic to a non-local address.
4. Enable IGMP Filtering: This check box allows the operator to turn IGMP filtering on or off.
IGMP controls which multicast streams will be forwarded on the LAN based on the number of
clients listening to that stream.
NOTE:
network support IGMP protocol.
5. Status Destination Port: This is the UDP port used to send a copy of the status packets for
remote monitoring applications
6. Status Destination IP: This is the IP address used to send a copy of the status packets for
remote monitoring applications
NOTE:
address, set the Status Destination IP to 255.255.255.255.
7. Apply: By pressing this button, the updates are sent to the receiver
8. Exit: Exits back to the main screen
NOTE:
configuring the status destination IP and port. However these settings don't affect
the broadcast status messages. To turn off the unicast status, set the destination
IP address to 255.255.255.255

4.1.2 Satellite Button

The next step in the configuration is to ensure you have the correct RF settings and that the S300 can
successfully lock to your satellite signal. To configure your satellite settings, select the Satellite
configuration button and input the following fields:
Version: 1.2
Proper operation of IGMP protocol requires that all devices used in the
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To turn off the status packets being sent to a unicast destination IP
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The Device status can be sent to a remote management station by
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