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3.5.3.4.10 M&C SUBNET MASK
The item “M&C SUBNET MASK” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to confi
gure the IP
Subnet Mask of the Ethernet M&C-Interface.
3.5.3.4.11 M&C GATEWAY ADDR
The item “M&C GATEWAY ADDR” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to configure the IP
Gateway Address for the Ethernet M&C-Interface.
3.5.3.4.12 M&C TCP PORT (MPT)
The item “M&C TCP PORT (MPT)” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to configure the
TCP port of the Ethernet M&C-interface, through which connections for multipoint protocol can be estab-
lished. It is recommended to use port numbers from the private port number area 49152 through 65535.
3.5.3.4.13 M&C UDP PORT (SNMP)
The item “M&C UDP PORT (SNMP)” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to configure the
UDP Port of the Ethernet M&C-Interface, which is used with SNMP connections. The default value is 161.
3.5.3.4.14 ETH MULTIPOINT ACCESS
The item “ETH MULTIPOINT ACCESS” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to activate or
deactivate the MPT commands over the Ethernet interface.
3.5.3.4.15 ETH SNMP ACCESS
The item “ETH SNMP
ACCESS” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to activate or deact
i-
vate the SNMP access over the Ethernet interface.
3.5.3.4.16 ETH HTTP ACCESS
The item “ETH HTTP ACCESS” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to activate or deact
i-
vate the HTTP access over the Ethernet interface.
3.5.3.4.17 ETH HTTPS ACCESS
The item “ETH HTTPS ACCESS” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows activating or dea
c-
tivating the HTTPS access over the Ethernet M&C-interface.
3.5.3.4.18 HTTP PASSWORD RESET
The item “HTTP PASSWORD RESET” in the “M&C INTERFACE SETTINGS” submenu allows to r
eset all
HTTP passwords to their default values. These values are “root” for the HTTP root access level, “user” for the
HTTP user access level and “monitor” for the HTTP monitor access level. To reset the passwords, this i
tem
has to be confirmed twice.
3.5.3.5 EXTERNAL MUTE INPUT
The item “EXTERNAL MUTE INPUT” in the “SYSTEM CFG” submenu allows to disable or enable the input
for the “Hardware Mute” (RF
-
Inhibit). The parameter values which can be selected are: “DISABLED” or “E
N-
ABLED
”. See chapter
2.7.2 for more details.
Important:
When the “Hardware
-
Mute” is enabled, pin 4 and pin 9 of the alarm interface must be
connected for normal operation!
3.5.3.6 ALARM RELAY
The item “ALARM RELAY” in the “SYSTEM CFG” submenu
enables or disables the alarm status relay. The
parameter values which can be selected are: “ENABLED” (normal mode) or “DISABLED” (maintenance
mode). If this item is set to ‘DISABLE’, the relay is not affected by any alarms. This is for test purposes only
. If
the alarm relay is disabled (maintenance mode is active), the symbol is shown in the main menu display on
the right side of the upper line and the LED “Test Mode” is orange.
