USE OF THE AUDIO CHANGEOVER ADDRESS MANAGER SOFTWARE
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USE OF THE AUDIO CHANGEOVER ADDRESS MANAGER SOFTWARE
The Audio ChangeoverAddress Manager software is an application that is used to assign a Target ID to Fox, to lock the
front panel, to set a Target Name and possibly to apply an address to the TCP/IP port. To achieve this, both the Serial
port of the PC and the USB port can be used. Opening the application, the screen will display the following:
The Audio Changeover Address Manager is still disconnected from the Fox
device. By clicking the
CONNECT
key, the connection between PC and
Fox is established. For the COM port, the default values of the port are:
38,400 BPS 8-N-1
If, alternatively, a USB port is being used, simply select the relevant port
from the list assigned by the operating system (in this case VCOM Usb
Port). COM5 Port has been assigned.
Once Fox and Audio Changeover Address Manager are
connected, the settings of the Ethernet port are displayed. To
change this data go to the appropriate fields and enter the port
data; when completed, press the
SEND
DATE
key to send the
changes to the Fox device.
To check the actual implementation of the changes, press the
RELOAD DATE button
, which requires refreshing of the program
and re-read the port values.
Using this application, it is possible to set the communication
Read Password and Write Password via the
SNMP
protocol.
The default setting is:
Read Password:
public
Write Password:
private
Various information relating to the device to
which you are connected is visible in the lower
part of the software above the control keys.
Data present includes
"Connected Target"
that
represents the device model to which you are
connected, in the photo a Fox and
the installed
firmware release
(v2.0.0). There is also the
Firmware Code
which uniquely represents the
serial number of the firmware and hardware installed on the
device. This number may be required in the event of upgrade of
the device or for specific requests and customisation.