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Glossary
A
Access data
Access protection
B
Browser
C
Connected
USB mass storage
Connected
USB printer
Current system run-
time
To connect to the Internet, you will need the access data that you received
with your order confirmation. To do this, you will need to enter your user
name and password. Note that the entries are case-sensitive and should be
spelled correctly.
Access protection prevents unauthorized access to the configuration inter-
face of the Gateway 400 through the use of a user name and password. You
should change the default password as soon as possible after receiving the
Gateway 400. The password must consist of at least 5 alphanumeric charac-
ters (a-z, 1-9).
Due to the success of the Internet, the term browser has became synony-
mous with any program with which web pages are represented. These pages
can be stored on a local storage medium or anywhere on the Internet. Web
browsers typically support not only the display of HTML pages, but also other
services on the Internet such as file transfers using FTP, chat, e-mail or news-
groups.
To make a mass storage device connected to the USB port available on your
computer, set up a network drive in Windows Explorer under Tools. Enter the
IP address of the Gateway 400 followed by an \ftp (e.g., \192.168.100.1\ftp) as
a folder. Alternatively, data can be transferred using an FTP program. Enter ei-
ther Read access or Write access as the name in your FTP program and the
password that was set up for this.
To use a printer connected to the USB port on your computer, it must be con-
figured as a network printer. To do this, configure a local printer with a TCP/
IP printer port. This port must be configured as follows:
Protocol: LPR
name: lp
Queue
Count: on
LPR Byte
The IP address to be entered is the address of the Gateway 400.
The current system runtime shows the time since the last restart of the Gate-
way 400.
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