RS-232 Connections
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Setting Up RAS for a Serial Connection
For simplicity, a wired RS-232 connection is also referred to as a Serial connection.
If using an External Modem with Lynx, please refer to the next section, specifically
for the Modem setup; refer to
Setting Up a Modem Connection
on page 178.
Default RAS General Options
The General factory-default options for RAS are as follows:
•
Enable:
checked
(RAS in Lynx is enabled by default)
•
Media:
Serial Line
•
Modem Delay:
200ms
•
Baud Rate:
57600
Media setting (
Serial Line
or
Modem
) for RAS is
Serial Line
. This affects the manner
in which Windows will interact with Lynx for its setup. If you change this setting,
your Windows steps may differ somewhat from the examples given.
Even though RAS defaults to enabled, there is no 'default' operation available to
establish an initial connection; RAS must be configured before this service will be
functional.
Default RAS Parameters for Lynx
Network and RAS Account factory-defaults settings in Lynx that must be used to
establish an initial RAS connection are as follows:
•
The default RAS User Account ID is
user
.
•
The default RAS Account password is
password
.
•
IP Address is
10.0.0.1
•
Subnet Mask is
255.255.255.0
These Lynx settings are accessible via the alternate web pages (see above) at
Lynx
|
Network
|
RAS
tab in the
Accounts
section.
The setup of a RAS account also requires the device’s system name. The default
System Name
for the Lynx is:
Lynx
.
The Lynx System Name is accessible through the alternate web pages (see above) at
Lynx
|
Setup
|
System
page in the
Name
field.
