DETEWE OpenCom 510, User Manual

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Configuration under Windows Configuration
1. Insert the system CD supplied
along with the OpenCom 510.
The CD starts automatically if
your PC is configured accord-
ingly. Otherwise select “Run” in
the Start menu. Use the
“Browse” button to find the
“cd_start.exe” program on the
CD. Confirm your entry with
“Open” and “OK”.
2. Select the “Software, installation
program for RAS network link”
option from the start mask. Click
on “OK” to install the modem
driver.
3. In the dialogue that follows, se-
lect a serial port and confirm this
with “OK”.
After restarting your computer, you
will find an icon for the connection
to the OpenCom 510 on your desk-
top.
Note: If this procedure cannot be
completed properly, refer to the sec-
tion entitled Notes on Configuring the
Serial Port on page 75.
Establishing a Remote Data
Transfer Connection
1. Connect the serial port of the PC
to the OpenCom 510 COM port.
You will require a suitable con-
nector cable.
2. Double-click on the OpenCom
desktop icon created with the
“occonfig” program.
3. In the dialogue which follows,
enter the user name and pass-
word valid for the OpenCom 510
user account being used. For the
initial configuration, log on un-
der the user name “Administra-
tor” without giving a password.
Clear any entries in the “Do-
main” box and confirm this with
“OK”.
When the connection is estab-
lished, all necessary IP address
parameters will be transmitted
by the OpenCom 510 using the
PPP protocol and automatically
set for the direct PC link.
4. Once set-up of the connection is
confirmed, you can continue
with
Testing the Setup starting
on page 76.
Note: It is not possible to operate a
network card and a remote data
transfer connection for the same net-
work address range simultaneously.
For this reason you must temporarily
deactivate the network card when
you want to establish a remote data
transfer connection. To do this, open
the “System” icon in the Control Panel
and deactivate the network card in
the “Devices” tab. If the PC is config-
ured via DHCP, you can instead also
disconnect the PC from the LAN and
reboot it.