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Getting started
2 Network interface configuration
PHD Network Interface Configuration
2 Network interface configuration
Getting started
In order for the Parker PHD product interface to be shown in the ’Network Connections’
window on your computer, the following 2 tasks need to be completed.
• Install the Parker PHD USB Software Installer, version 1.0 or later.
• Connect the PHD to the computer with a USB cable and power up.
The PHD will auto-connect as a USB device on boot up. In order to successfully login to
the PHD device over USB and transfer files, a SSH-capable terminal emulator program
such as Tera Term or Putty must be installed. This guide will assume that Tera Term is
installed in any examples or screen images.
Network Interfaces
Open the Windows ’Network Connections’ window by going to Control Panel and then
selecting Network and Sharing Center, (or something similar depending on Windows
version) and then click on the option called ’Change Adapter Settings’ on the left hand
side of the window. You should now see a window that looks similar to the picture below
(if the view is set to ’Details’).
The Parker PHD Product's interface can be identified by reading the Device Name column
and looking for an item that is called "Remote NDIS Compatible PHD28", "Remote NDIS
Compatible PHD50", or "Remote NDIS Compatible PHD70". If none of those names are
found, the device could also be called "Remote NDIS Compatible DLA" or "USB
Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget".
Network Connections window
Select the Parker PHD Product's interface, right click on it and select the Properties
item from the menu to open the Properties window.
Properties window
Locate the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) item in the list displayed in the
Properties window by scrolling down and then clicking on the item. Next, click the
Properties button to open the TCP/IP Properties window.