Calrec SUMMA, Руководство по установке

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72 SUMMA
Networked Audio Production System
Remote Control and Production Automation
PERLE IOLAN CONFIGURATION
Perle units supplied by Calrec can
be pre-configured if the connectivity
requirements are communicated prior
to delivery. Please discuss 3rd party
control integration with your Calrec
sales representative or assigned
project leader.
Configuration requires that the IP
addresses of the Perle unit itself are
known. If the addresses are not known, or
have yet to be configured, the first stage
requires a serial Telnet connection to the
front panel console port, labelled Admin.
TelnetIPconfiguration
The front panel Admin console port, like
the rear panel serial ports, is RS232 on an
RJ45 connector.
Perle supply various cable adapters with
their units. Use the female D9 to RJ45
socket adapter, along with an Ethernet
cable, to connect a PC’s serial port to the
Perle front panel Admin console port (the
RJ45 plug to RJ45 socket cable adapter
labelled ‘Console Port’ is not required).
Launch a Telnet application on the PC.
The following instructions are based
around using Putty, which can be freely
installed on windows PCs (see www.putty.
org for more information).
On starting a new Putty session, you are
shown a configuration screen. Select the
COM port to which you have connected
the Perle unit, the default is COM 1. Also
under the Configuration>Destination
menu, select ‘Serial’.
Enter the port settings in the relevant
sections as follows:
• bits per second:
9600
• data bits:
8
• parity:
none
• stop bits:
1
• flow control:
none.
Once these settings have been entered
and the PC is physically connected to the
Perle unit, power up the Perle unit. On
boot up, messages from the Perle unit
should be displayed in the Putty window.
Once booted, you should be greeted with
a login prompt.
To login, enter
admin
and for the
password enter
superuser
.
A successful login is greeted with the
unit’s model number (SCS8#).
Enter the following to set the IP address
for the Perle Ethernet port 1:
set server internet
eth1 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
(substituting xxx.xxx.
xxx.xxx with the de-
sired IP address)
Enter the following to set port 2:
set server internet
eth2 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Enter
save
then
y
to confirm and
accept the changes.
Note, the IP addresses chosen for
the Perle unit need to be in a range
compatible with those of the Calrec cards
being connected to (or their alternate,
aliased IP addresses).
Cycle the power to the Perle unit to
reboot and view the startup messaging to
confirm the IP addresses have been set
correctly. Note, in the boot up messaging,
port 1 is displayed as ‘eth0’ and port 2
‘eth1’ —this is contrary to the commands
required to set the IP addresses.