Proyecson PAA20+, Installation Manual

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7. ADMINISTRATION OF THE PAA20+.
Before connecting the PAA20+ to the server, you need to set up the device to
achieve the desired performance.
The configuration must be done through a web browser in a computer
connected directly to the PAA20+ Ethernet port.
7.1 CONNECTING WITH THE PAA20+.
To connect the PAA20+ it is necessary to know the IP address of the unit you
are trying to access. The device is shipped with IP 10.0.0.180 configured by
default. In order to be able to set up the port in the future or to access it
remotely, we strongly recommend annotating the new IP shortly it change.
If you do not know the IP but you know the subnet where it was configured,
it is possible to use the PAA20+ Tester and Programmer software available at
the FTP: ftp://manual:proyecson@ftp3.proyecson.com/manual/paa20+ to
search the device. The installation and use procedures for this program are
described in APPENDIX D: PAA20+TESTER AND PROGRAMMER
SOFTWARE .
It is possible to reset the unit to factory configuration using the reset button
located in the front. If you keep the button pressed for more than tree
seconds, until the “status” LED increases its blink frequency, the unit will be
loaded with the factory default configuration.
To configure the Paa20+ over the Ethernet connection, follow these
instructions:
1. Connect the PAA20+ and the PC that will be used to configure it to an
Ethernet switch.
2. Both devices have to be connected to the same sub-network, therefore
if the PAA20+ still has the factory configuration, the PC should be able
to access the IP address 10.0.0.180.
3. Once both devices are connected and the PC is configured, it is
possible to do a “ping” to check if the PAA20+ is accessible from the
PC.
4. With the connection operative, open a browser (Firefox, Internet
Explorer, Opera, etc) and point it to the PAA20+ IP address. If
everything is right, PAA20+ web interface “Status” page will be shown.
Please see Figure 7.2.1A.
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