Alien ALR-9680, Руководство по установке оборудования

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CHAPTER 2 R
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ALR-9680 H
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 The reader comes preconfigured to look for a DHCP server to set its
network parameters. In the absence of a DHCP server, the reader will
use the following settings:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.100
 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
 Gateway: 192.168.1.1
6. Connect the antenna to the antenna port.
 The ALR-9680 is a mono-static system (a single antenna acts as both
transmitter and receiver). Four antenna ports (ANT 0-3) are provided.
Each antenna provides a single read point.
 Only the antennas listed in this manual and their associated cables (if
specified) may be used with this reader.
 The antenna ports are found on the reader I/O panel on the left hand
side if viewing the reader from the top with the connectors at the bottom.
It uses a reverse polarity TNC connector. If using the Alien Gateway
software, please note that ANT 0 is selected by default when first
initialized.
 Align the antenna’s coax cable’s center pin and push it into the port.
 Screw the fitting from the cable end onto the reader connector clockwise
until finger-tight to secure the cable to the reader.
7. Power up the reader
 If you are using an 802.3af compliant network to power the ALR-9680
connect a standard LAN cable between the ALR-9680 LAN/PoE port and
the 802.3af enabled LAN drop or network switch.
The green POWER
LED will illuminate when power is on.
Note: If using an 802.3af compliant network it must be capable of
supplying up to 12.95 watts.
Figure 12 – 802.3af Network Connection Diagram
 If you are using the ALX-416-1 PoE Power supply or the ALX-416-2
AC/DC brick plug the AC power cord into the supply and into the wall
outlet.
The green POWER LED will illuminate when power is on.
8 Observe the reader's boot-up trace on the serial port, and determine the
network settings.
The RS-232 port displays useful information while the reader boots, including
network settings. Toward the end of the trace, the reader displays a block of
text similar to the following: