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11. MODIFYING THE IP INTERFACE SETTING UP
11.1 On the terminal
1. Enter the menu with a technician code and click on
E
to validate.
If a connection has been previously established, you can enter in the menu with a
code. This code is configured in the Installation module of Kelio Software.
HARDWARE
>
T
ERMINALS
>
S
ITES
>
M
AINTENANCE
2. IP address
,
,
, enter the address and click on
E
to validate.
3. Sub-net mask
,
,
, enter the mask and click on
E
to validate,
4. Gateway
,
,
, enter the gateway and click on
E
to validate.
11.2 From the clock's web page
The reader must be connected to the local network and must be in the same sub-net mask as the
server. It is pointless to put a router between the reader and the Kelio server.
1. Enter the IP address of the terminal, followed by the 8008 port in our browser address bar:
e.g.: http://
192.168.1.222:8008
2. Enter the technician code.
3. Enter the
Communication interface configuration
menu, modify the IP address then click on
Validate
.
11.3 From the Installation module
1. Open the Installation module.
2. Go to the
T
ERMINALS
>
H
ARDWARE CONFIGURATION
menu (select the terminal in question
from the site's hardware architecture.
3. Enter the IP address or click on
Launch
to start searching for terminals on the local
network.
a. Select the terminal whose address is to be changed.
b. Enter the new IP address and the technician code.
c. Confirm by clicking on
Save
.
4. Confirm the change again by clicking on
Save
.
11.4 Connection test
There are three ways to see and test the connection between Kelio Visio and the computer:
1. Perform a communication test in
I
NSTALLATION
>
T
ERMINALS
>
M
AINTENANCE
>
C
OMMUNICATION TEST
>
R
UN
.
2. Enter the I
NSTALLATION
>
T
ERMINAL SUPERVISION
>
H
ARDWARE STATE
>
F
ILTER
.
3. Enter the Kelio server's IP address in your browser's address bar,
http://@serverIP:8089/term-server/homepage.
Click on
ON
to activate/deactivate the connection of your hardware/terminals with the
server.