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PPP (Point to Point Protocol) Type Connection
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Access from a Client PC to the WJ-NT104
• Direct connection to the WJ-NT104
In this configuration, a client PC accesses the WJ-NT104 via a public line using PPP (Point to Point Protocol). With
PPP
MODE
in the
NETWORK SETUP
dialog box set to
P to P ACCESS
, the WJ-NT104 can be accessed by a PC running
Windows95, for example.
PC
(Windows 95 etc.)
RS-232C
cable
RS-232C
cable
Modem/TA
WJ-NT104
Modem/TA
Public lines
Camera (max. 4)
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Access from the WJ-NT104 to a Client PC
Set the telephone number, user name, password, etc. of the client PC in the WJ-NT104.
In this configuration, the WJ-NT104 calls the registered destination and accesses it using PPP (Point to Point Protocol)
when an alarm input is received.
DB9
DB25
1 ..................... 8
2 ..................... 3
3 ..................... 2
4 .................... 20
5 ..................... 7
6 ..................... 6
7 ..................... 4
8 ..................... 5
9 .................... 22
DB9
DB9
1 ...................... 1
2 ...................... 2
3 ...................... 3
4 ...................... 4
5 ...................... 5
6 ...................... 6
7 ...................... 7
8 ...................... 8
9 ...................... 9
• Connection via a dial-up server (or a router)
Set an WJ-NT104 telephone number and IP address in the dial-up server (or ISDN, POTS router) in advance. This configu-
ration enables the dial-up server to access the WJ-NT104 using PPP (Point to Point Protocol) when a PC specifies the set
address. With
PPP MODE
in the
NETWORK SETUP
dialog box set to
NETWORK ACCESS
, the WJ-NT104 can be
accessed by a PC running Windows95, for example.
WJ-NT104
Modem/TA
CSU/DSU
Modem/TA
CSU/DSU
RS-232C
cable
Public lines
Dial-up server/
router etc.
LAN
RS-232C
cable
Camera (max. 4)
PC
(Windows95 etc.)
WJ-NT104
Modem/TA
Modem/TA
RS-232C
cable
Public lines
LAN
Camera (max. 4)
PC (WindowsNT etc.)
RS-232C
cable
Note:
Connection between the WJ-NT104 (DB 9-pin) and
Modem/TA (DB 9-pin or DB 25-pin) are shown figure
below.
