eLutions iR1600, Configuration Manual

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BSAP Router Configuration Menu
The BSAP Router Configuration menu allows you to enter the IP Address and port information of devices that will route BSAP messages
between a host computer (BSAP Level 0) and remote controllers (BSAP LEVEL 1-6) through the iDEN
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network. Each end, both the host
computer, and the remote controllers are set up to expect a direct wired serial interface. (The same as if they were direct wired). The iR1600
accepts the serial BSAP messages and delivers the messages to the proper point.
NOTE: The host modem can store up to sixty (60) remote devices' address. The complete IP address and BSAP address is entered on the BSAP Router Configuration
Menu. If the Access Control List feature is being used on either host or remote modem, then the IP addresses must also be entered in the Access Control List l.
Otherwise, the iR1600 should have their remote address in TCP/UDP mode configuration set to 0.0.0.0 (allow all).
NOTE: When setting up the BSAP network, both the host and remote DTE configuration must be set to NO FLOW CONTROL.
Enter IP Addresses
1. From the BSAP Router Configuration menu, enter the Local, Global and Route addresses for the BSAP routes for
your network then click the “ X ” (close window) icon
2. Click on the Reboot button located at the bottom of the Remote Configuration menu to save and initiate the change.
NOTE: Enter the global address of the device if it is at Level 1 through 6 or enter the local address for devices at Level 1. When entering a
global address, leave the local address set to 255 (not used). When entering a local address for a device at Level 1, the Global
address may also be specified.
NOTE: The IP addresses entered in the BSAP Route Configuration menu must match the addresses entered in the Access Control List.