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3. BS-V100 Configuration
You can configure your BS-V100 regarding TCP/IP and Bluetooth related parameters. Most
parameters can be configured through the internal Web interface of your BS-V100 except for initial IP
address setting when there is no IP address assigned to the BS-V100.
3.1. IP Setting
3.1.1. arp-ping method
If a DHCP server exists in your network, your BS-V100 can get its IP configuration from the DHCP
server during initialization. The assigned IP address can be identified by Bluetooth inquiry procedure.
After automatic IP setting, the friendly name of your BS-V100 is changed to “BS-V100 <IP-address-of-
BS-V100>”, which is shown in the list of discovered devices in your Bluetooth client software.
When there is no DHCP server in your network and your BS-V100 cannot obtain its IP address from a
DHCP server, you can use ‘arp’ and ‘ping’ commands to set its initial IP address. You should be aware
of the Ethernet MAC address of your BS-V100 to use this method, which can be found on the bottom
of your BS-V100. (arp/ping works only when the BS-V100 is in DHCP mode.)
At DOS command line or Unix shell, type
> arp –s <IP address> <MAC address>
> ping –l 100 <IP address> -- (DOS command line)
or
> ping –s 100 <IP address> -- (Unix shell)
3. BS-V100 Configuration
