Daktronics Galaxy GS6, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Network and Communication Installation
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8 Network and Communication Installation
This section explains how to set up communications with a Galaxy
®
Large Matrix GS6
series display through a network or an individual computer. Refer to the available
standard communication options in the provided quick guides and reference manuals
for more information.
Daktronics is not responsible for setting up a customer's network system neither a Local
Area Network (LAN) nor a Wide Area Network (WAN).
See
Legacy Remote Display Configuration (p.35) for legacy display configuration.
Network and Communication Installation
Recommendations
• Complete all network and communication installation prior to turning on the display.
• Have a laptop on site with Internet access (preferred).
• Work with the customer's IT professional for network integration.
Galaxy
®
Large Matrix GS6 series displays use DHCP by default, which allows automatic
display configuration by the customer's network, and eliminates manual configuration of
the player.
When the display is connected to a network that supports DHCP, a default DHCP name
similar to "DMP8.xx.xxxx" or "DMP5.xx.xxxx", where "xxxx" represents a unique identifier for
the display, is shown in the display boot sequence.
Requirements For Communication Through A Network
The display must be allowed to establish an outgoing internet connection on Port 80
(http) and Port 443 (https).
Connecting A Display to A DHCP Network
Display Currently Configured For DHCP (Default)
The following steps explain how to configure a display and connect to a network that
supports DHCP. Using the display's DHCP name is desired for communication.
Network Requirements
• DHCP Server
• Existing Network
•
Available network port, configured properly
Installation/Start-up Steps
1� Ensure the display has an established link with the network.
2� Turn on the display.
Display Configured For Static IP Address
The following steps explain how to reconfigure a display for DHCP network when it has
previously been configured for a static IP address.