HEIDENHAIN TNC 426, User Manual

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Network settings specific to the device
U Press the soft key DEFINE MOUNT to enter the network settings
for a specific device. You can define any number of network
settings, but you can manage only seven at one time.
Setting Meaning
ADDRESS Address of your server. Input: four decimal
numbers separated by points. Ask your network
manager for the number of your address. e.g.
160.1.13.4.
RS Packet size in bytes for data reception. Input
range: 512 to 4 096. Input 0: The TNC uses the
optimal packet size as reported by the server.
WS Packet size in bytes for data transmission. Input
range: 512 to 4 096. Input 0: The TNC uses the
optimal packet size as reported by the server.
TIMEOUT Time in ms, after which the TNC repeats a
Remote Procedure Call. Input range: 0 to 100
000. Standard input: 700, which corresponds to a
TIMEOUT of 700 milliseconds. Use higher values
only if the TNC must communicate with the
server through several routers. Ask your network
manager for the proper timeout setting.
HM Definition of whether the TNC should repeat the
Remote Procedure Call until the NFS server
answers.
0: Always repeat the Remote Procedure Call
1: Do not repeat the Remote Procedure Call
DEVICENAME Name that the TNC shows in the file manager for
a connected device.
PATH Directory of the NFS server that you wish to
connect to the TNC. Be sure to differentiate
between small and capital letters when entering
the path.
UID Definition of the User Identification under which
you access files in the network. Ask your
network manager for the proper timeout setting.
GID Definition of the group identification with which
you access files in the network. Ask your
network manager for the proper timeout setting.
DCM Here you enter the rights of access to the NFS
server (see figure at center right). Enter a binary
coded value. Example: 111101000
0: Access not permitted
1: Access permitted
111101000