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Summary of Contents for CN4490

Page 1: ...VERSION 1 0...

Page 2: ...Technical Support Phone 800 492 2320 E mail support aerocomm com Web www aerocomm com support Sales Phone 800 492 2320 E mail sales aerocomm com Web www aerocomm com...

Page 3: ...mental requirements such as military medical life support or life sustaining equipment are specifically not recommended without additional testing for such application Limited Warranty Disclaimer Limi...

Page 4: ...DOC U M E N T I NF O R M A T I O N 1 8 0 0 4 9 2 2 3 2 0 w w w a e r o c o m m c o m Revision Description Version 1 0 12 27 07 Initial release version...

Page 5: ...10 Load Save to File Buttons 10 Port 1 Port 2 Buttons 11 Hex Decimal Button 11 Terminal Chat Page 12 Send Button 12 Hexadecimal ASCII Display 12 Range Test Page 13 Test Selection 13 Transmit Packet S...

Page 6: ...CONNE XNE T FE ATURES Easy to implement manage and maintain Durable industrial grade enclosure Programmable Network Parameters Support for TCP UDP Telnet PPP connections Fixed 76 8 kbps RF data stream...

Page 7: ...USA Canada 915 928 MHz Australia RF Data Rate Raw 76 8 kbps RF Technology Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum FHSS Output Power EIRP 3dBi gain antenna 1000 mW Supply Voltage 7 25 VDC Current Draw mA TB...

Page 8: ...ng power up or reset indicating successful startup T a bl e 3 S t at us L E D d es c ri pt i o n s LED Color Description Power Green On indicates that the unit is powered up Link Red On indicates that...

Page 9: ...ernet PoE AUT O MD I MD IX INTER FACE The Auto MDI MDIX feature automatically configures the system hardware connections for proper operation eliminating the need to switch between standard and crosso...

Page 10: ...e folder on the Aerocomm Tools Literature CD and install the development kit software To install the software run Setup exe and follow the installation prompts During the installation the software wil...

Page 11: ...are is run it will prompt you to select a product Select the correct product in the Product pull down menu Doing this will automatically select the default baud rate for that particular transceiver If...

Page 12: ...i o n s These are additional options that can be enabled S A V E S E T T I N G S O N E X I T When enabled all changes made to the Settings page will be automatically loaded the next time the software...

Page 13: ...he text appears gray the current state will not be shown The text shown in the bottom status bar gives a simplified status of the current pending software process The software has no pending process w...

Page 14: ...page Radio Interface Radio RF Radio Features Radio Other and Info Center The fields displayed in these sections vary depending on the Product Mode The Info Center provides a quick description of each...

Page 15: ...ll be updated with the default settings for the selected product This feature is only available on the GUI Page and will not work when using the EEPROM Editor View P a i r i n g B u t t o n The pairin...

Page 16: ...s depressed the Write Radio and Read Radio buttons communicate through Port 1 When Port 2 is depressed the Write Radio and Read Radio buttons communicate through Port 2 H e x D e c i m a l B u t t o n...

Page 17: ...it is appended to the appropriate Port window An example of the Terminal Chat page is shown below S e n d B u t t o n This button sends the data in the textbox out the selected port s The current use...

Page 18: ...selected There are three typical hardware setups 1 One radio is plugged into a serial or USB port on a PC The second radio is plugged into a separate power supply with a loopback adapter connected 2 O...

Page 19: ...o select how the received packets will be displayed Received packets can either be displayed in ASCII or Hexadecimal format marked with a time stamp and show only when an error has occurred Ta b l e 5...

Page 20: ...scovered select it from the Port selection dropdown 7 Type 2101 in the Port field This is the default TCP port used to connect to the ConnexNet 8 Press the Connect button to open the selected Port The...

Page 21: ...acy systems to a network To connect to the ConnexNet the Host simply needs to install the Virtual COM Port driver and then connect to the device using the COM port specified during setup Before you ca...

Page 22: ...17 DEVICE SETU P www aerocomm com 7 The Choose Destination Location screen will appear Accept the default location 8 The Setup Status screen appears while files are being copied...

Page 23: ...M port If a User Name Password are selected the credentials will be stored in the Windows registry When any application opens a mapped COM port the details from the registry are used to transparently...

Page 24: ...Select Raw mode set Port No to 2101 12 After setup is complete press the Done button to finish the installation 13 A completion screen will appear You will be prompted to reboot the computer Select Y...

Page 25: ...to change the IP settings and enable disable DHCP Note Check with your IT professional before making changes to the network configuration of the device 10 Click on disable DHCP and select the button...

Page 26: ...covery Manager wait for your device to be discovered 4 Write down the value of the DHCP IP Address 5 Double click on the discovered device to bring up the Edit Attributes dialog E N G I N E E R S T I...

Page 27: ...fault setting with the IP address shown in the DHCP IP Address field This will be our static IP for the time being and is set to simplify configuration 7 After the changes have been made press the Set...

Page 28: ...23 DEVICE SETU P www aerocomm com 9 Select TCP IP from the Connect using drop down Type in the IP address you noted from the Auto Discovery Manager Set the port to 23 Press OK to continue...

Page 29: ...D E V I C E S E T U P 24 10 When prompted login to the device Login admin Password admin...

Page 30: ...t for an OK response 15 At the prompt type the following command set bridge enable 16 Wait for an OK response 17 At the prompt type the following command set bridge ipmodule ip address 10 16 202 81 No...

Page 31: ...D E V I C E S E T U P 26 23 At the prompt type the following command save 24 Repeat for second and additional radios...

Page 32: ...you will not be able to access the device using a TCP socket with the default port of 2101 In order to re gain access to the serial to ethernet functionality you will need to disable the bridge featur...

Page 33: ...D E V I C E S E T U P 28 3 When prompted login to the device Login admin Password admin...

Page 34: ...ration 5 Check to make sure that the device reports that bridge is enabled 6 Wait for an OK response 7 At the prompt type the following command set bridge disable 8 The device should respond by statin...

Page 35: ...l correspondence with Technical Support company name phone number product part number a good description of the problem or question and the EEPROM files for both radios To save the EEPROM files read t...

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