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Release 1 DAMS-NT DigiRIT Operation Manual 12/14/2012
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To change “Slot Number Mode”, the user enters “N=” followed by one of the three mode
keywords (“VC”, “CNT”, or “SRC”) at the selection prompt. As with the “Allow baud
Unknown” option, these keywords can be alternately abbreviated to just the first letter.
Once the Message Setup options are adjusted to the desired settings, the “Save & Apply
Changes” menu item must be utilized to store the new settings and re-configure the DigiRIT
accordingly; similar to the “System Setup” and “Virtual Channel Setup”.
Table 3: DRGS Source Code to Slot Number
DRGS
Code
Slot
Number Source Description
UP 001 NOAA WCDA Primary E/W – Wallops Island, VA
UB 002 NOAA WCDA Backup E/W – Wallops Island, VA
NP 011 NOAA NSOF Primary E/W – Suitland, MD
NB 012 NOAA NSOF Backup E/W – Suitland, MD
XE 021 USGS EROS East – Sioux Falls, SD
XW 022 USGS EROS West – Sioux Falls, SD
RE 031 USACE MVR East – Rock Island, IL
RW 032 USACE MVR West – Rock Island, IL
d1 051 NIFC West Unit 1 – Boise, ID
d2 052 NIFC West Unit 2 – Boise, ID
LE 061 USACE LRD East – Cincinnati, OH
SF 071 SFWMD East – West Palm Beach, FL
OW 081 USACE NWO – Omaha, NE
999 Unknown DRGS Source Code
3.3. Network Interface Configuration
The DigiRIT Receiver provides two TCP/IP network interfaces, the DCS Message and LRIT
sockets, as discussed in Sections 1.3.2 and 1.3.3, respectively. The default IP Address for the
DCS Message socket is 192.168.54.101, and the default IP Address for the LRIT socket is
192.168.54.102. Both sockets have a default Port number of 4001. While these settings should
be adequate for most installations, the IP Addresses and Port numbers can be can be changed if
necessary.
To provide these network interfaces, the DigiRIT utilizes a serial-to-Ethernet module (P/N
MiiNePort E2) manufactured by Moxa Inc (
www.moxa.com ). The Moxa module includes a
Web Console that can be accessed from any web browser application; such as Microsoft Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
To access the Moxa Web Console simply launch the preferred web browser and enter the current
IP Address of the interface that needs to be changed. As shown in Figure 21, the Web Console
will come up in the “Overview” screen. This screen provides several useful pieces of
information including the Model and Serial Number of the module, the current Firmware version
(of the Moxa module, not the DigiRIT) and the unique MAC Address of the Moxa module.