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ACM7004-2-L Quick Start (520081-Rev 1.2) 

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Connect your serial devices to the 

SERIAL

 

1-4 

ports, connect your USB devices 

to the four 

 USB ports

 

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Plug in the black screw terminal block and attach external sensors and DIO

 

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Apply power 

Note:  

When the   power status LED is lit steadily and the 

 heartbeat LED is 

flashing, the appliance is ready to be set up. 

Step 3  Set up appliance networking

 

The appliance’s default IP address is 

192.168.0.1 

(subnet mask

 255.255.255.0

). With a 

web browser on any computer that is connected to the appliance via 

NET1

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Enter

 https://192.168.0.1

 into the address bar  

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Log  in  using  the  default  system  user  name 

root

 

and  the  default  password 

default, 

Welcome

 screen listing the basic configuration steps is displayed

 

Note:

  

The  computer  must  have  an  IP  address  in  the  same  network  range 

(192.168.0.x) as the appliance. The appliance also has DHCP client enabled by default. 
It  will  automatically  accept  any  network  IP  address  assigned  by  any  DHCP  server  on 
your network, and will then respond at both 192.168.0.1 and its DHCP address. 

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Select 

Serial & Network: Users & Groups 

and 

Edit 

the 

Root User

. Enter and 

confirm a new 

Password

 and click 

Apply

 

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Select 

System:  IP 

then 

Network  Interface

  (

NET1) 

and  check 

DHCP 

or 

Static 

for 

Configuration Method

 

 

The appliance’s second Ethernet port is inactive by default. To activate: 

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Select 

Management LAN Interface 

(NET2)

 and uncheck 

Disable

 

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Enter an 

IP Address 

and 

Subnet Mask

 – for OOB only mode this may be a 

secondary  management  network;  for  IP  Passthrough  mode,  select  an  unused 
private network

 

Note

:  

The  appliance’s  firewall  determines  which  protocols  and  services  can  be 

used  to  access  which  ports  and  devices.  By  default  only  HTTPS  and  SSH  access  is 
enabled to the appliance itself. Use the 

Service Access

 menu on

 System: Services

 

to change settings for the appliance itself (and for connected serial ports). 

 

Summary of Contents for ACM7004-2-LA

Page 1: ... to the GPS connector Ø Your carrier will provide a standard size Mini SIM 2FF card for activating your data plan place the SIM card with contacts facing upwards in the SIM slot with the notch to LHS and pointing outwards Note The LA model includes an Opengear OCM7909 cellular modem device which supports AT T USA 4G LTE 3G fallback The LV with OCM7209 supports Verizon USA 4G LTE only The LR with O...

Page 2: ...he appliance The appliance also has DHCP client enabled by default It will automatically accept any network IP address assigned by any DHCP server on your network and will then respond at both 192 168 0 1 and its DHCP address Ø Select Serial Network Users Groups and Edit the Root User Enter and confirm a new Password and click Apply Ø Select System IP then Network Interface NET1 and check DHCP or ...

Page 3: ... Out of Band tab Ø Verify the Connection Status of Internal Cellular Modem is Connected and note your allocated IP Address take note if it s a private IP address Ø At any time you may view the cellular signal strength RSSI from the Cellular tab of the Status Statistics page an RSSI of 100 dBm and less is unacceptable coverage 99 to 90 is weak to medium coverage 89 to 70 is medium to strong coverag...

Page 4: ... bridge the cellular IP settings and data traffic to a downstream Ethernet router o Check Enable and select Internal Cellular Modem as the Modem o Select Management LAN as the Interface o If your router has issues accepting the cellular network settings via DHCP check Enable Force Subnet Mask and enter Force Subnet Mask of 24 o To access to ACM7004 2 L itself e g for OOB management using the cellu...

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