Carrier i-Vu XT, Installation And Startup Manual

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Installation and Start-up Guide 24 All rights reserved
Gig-E Port using BACnet/IPv6 or BACnet/Ethernet
BACnet/IPv6
Home network
or
Set as home
This is typically the network that is communicating with the building automation
system's application. This sets the BACnet Address of the Device Object. If the
port is
Enabled , the user can set this port as the home network to identify it as
the connection to the i-Vu® application.
Click Disable if you want to disable the port from use.
Network Number The network number for the BACnet/IPv6 network. This number must be unique
for the system.
NOTE When downloaded from the i-Vu® application, these numbers match those
set using SiteBuilder.
Address Mode For IPv6 addressing, see the IPv6 Best Practices guide.
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Default IP Address — fd01::192:168:168:<rotary>
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Custom Static — Select if you have a permanent IP addresses which does not
change and is usually obtained from the network administrator.
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DHCP — The IP network uses a DCHP server for IP addressing.
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Link-Local — An autogenerated private IP address used for local network
segment communications. Segment starts with FE80.
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SLAAC — Used for Global Scope addressing and multicasting. This is defined
by the building network administrator. Segment starts with FCxx or FDxx.
Address Displays the unique address of the device, if assigned. Editable only if using
Custom Static addressing.
Prefix Length Value set between 10 and 127 to define the number of leftmost bits identifying
the network portion of the address.
Default Gateway Displays the Default Gateway of the device, if assigned. Editable only if using
Custom Static addressing.
UDP Port The port that the i-Vu® XT Router will use for BACnet communication.
Multicast Address Used for broadcasts on an IPv6 network using SLAAC. Defined by the building
network administrator.
Multicast UDP Port The port that the i-Vu® XT Router will use for BACnet communication.
DNS
Edit Servers For DHCP application, enter in the DNS name servers provided by the building
network administrator.
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To add a server, click Add and then enter the Name Server Address field
below.
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To delete a server in the table, select it in the list and click Delete .