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Inca Networks Inc – All Seeing Eye 

Revision 1 – 2016-02-25 

 

In the popup window that opens, use the drop down menu to the right of the first 

IP Address 

field and select 

Static, 

then enter the static IP settings in the 

remaining fields. 

If the management network includes a gateway to the Internet, include it in the 
configuration. This will help the unit reach an Internet time server and will be 
helpful in case the unit needs to be accessed remotely. 

After entering the static IP settings, click 

Save, 

then reboot the unit for the new 

settings to take effect. 

To reboot the unit, select 

Reboot this system 

from the 

System 

drop down menu 

used to access the management network interface settings. 

Configure Static Management IP – Console Cable 

If preferred, or if a DHCP enabled network is unavailable, static management IP 
settings can be configured using the included serial console cable. A network 
connection is not required for this method. 

Plug the console cable into the RJ-45 connector labeled 

Console Serial Cable 

in 

the photograph on page three. The serial port settings are listed on the unit’s 
front panel, above the console connector. The boot menu is designed to work 
with a VT100 terminal – PuTTY is a good choice if using Windows. 

See the separate document 

Inca Networks Boot Menu User Manual

 for a 

detailed description of the boot menu.  

The boot menu is accessed by interrupting the boot process during a short time 
period after power-up.  

It is not possible for the user to log into the console interface after the unit has 
completed booting. 

Summary of Contents for All Seeing Eye 5420

Page 1: ...Inca Networks Inc All Seeing Eye 5420 Quick Start Guide Revision 1 All Seeing Eye 5420 Quick Start Guide...

Page 2: ...nt is subject to change without notice All rights reserved The information contained in this document is proprietary and is protected by copyright No part of this document may be reproduced in any for...

Page 3: ...Build probe groups Use the All Seeing Eye to monitor probes Unbox and Install Remove the All Seeing Eye from its shipping box and install it in a standard rack using the included rack mounting hardwa...

Page 4: ...mode the unit will automatically request IP settings for its management network interface from a DHCP server After the management LAN interface has been connected to the network power the unit up by...

Page 5: ...nterface settings Configure Static Management IP Console Cable If preferred or if a DHCP enabled network is unavailable static management IP settings can be configured using the included serial consol...

Page 6: ...tatus In the above screen shot the parent device is named Inca All Seeing Eye 5420 454 and the child device is named Inca Networks ASE Master Time Server and Time Zone Time settings are configured in...

Page 7: ...Seeing Eye output transport streams and probed sources on the remote systems are referred to as Probes The All Seeing Eye accesses the remote systems and maintains a list of available probes All avail...

Page 8: ...en on the Probe Setup tab The Probe Setup tab has three columns Systems on the left lists the remote systems configured in the System Setup tab Expanding the list reveals the probes on each system Add...

Page 9: ...or individual probes respectively Use Search to filter probes by name Remove probes from Monitored Probes by using the mouse to drag them back to Unused Probes Build each probe group by selecting the...

Page 10: ...s selected using the drop down menu in the dashboard controls at the top centre of the tab as shown below The All Seeing Eye creates as many pages as necessary to display thumbnails for all probes in...

Page 11: ...over a thumbnail reveals additional controls and displays PID and bitrate details of the probed stream in a popup window as shown on the following page If a probe is in an alarm state a yellow or red...

Page 12: ...rface Expand the thumbnail image Remote Alarms To view active remote system alarms open the Remote Alarms tab by clicking on the child device then the Remote Alarms tab Active alarms are displayed for...

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