Destiny Networks Domain 3000, Начало работы

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Within 1 minute, the Ethernet port should be up and running.
The upper left LED must be orange - indicating that the
Domain Controller is communicating at 100 Mbps. If it is not
orange, the Domain Controller is either not communicating or
is communicating at 10 Mbps. Neither will work.
Open Find My Destiny (PC and the Domain 3000 to the Local Area Network)
From the Microsoft Windows "Start" button, select "All Programs", "Destiny Networks", "Ubiquity 3.1", "Find My Destiny".
The "Find My Destiny" application will find the Domain 3000 and assist you in troubleshooting any problems you may run into.
As shown in the screen shot below, the "Find My Destiny" application has three sections.
The middle section will tell you information about your PC and its connectivity to the network. It will analyze your PC to make sure
it is running the Microsoft Windows XP operating system, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 and the Adobe Scalar Vector Graphics
(SVG) viewer (which was installed with our software). These should all have a green "OK" after them. It will also check your
Ethernet network interface card. If you are connected to the Local Area Network (LAN) then this test should also have a green
"OK" after it and it will show you the IP address of your computer. Finally, it will test your Internet connection. Note that Internet
connectivity is not necessary for using Destiny Networks' products. If you have Internet access from your PC, you will get a green
"OK", if not then this test will show a red "Not Available". Again, Internet access is not required, but we have found this test to be
useful for debugging network problems.
The right section of the application will show you information about the Domain Controller and its connection to the network. when
the name of a Domain 3000 appears in the box on the upper right,
click on the name to select it (for example, the name
"D3K_Theater" was clicked on in the example below). The default name of the Domain 3000 consists of the "d3k" abbreviation of
the product plus the last 4 bytes of the MAC address of your particular unit. The MAC address is written on the back of the Domain
3000. As you can see from this example, the name of the Domain 3000 can be changed (from inside the Design Module on the
Domain Controller layer). Note that you must click on the name of the Domain 3000 before proceeding to the next step. If the
name does not appear, make sure of the following:
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The Domain 3000 power supply is plugged in and you have waited 5 minutes for the Domain 3000 to boot up.
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The Domain 3000 is connected to a 10/100 Ethernet switch (a 10 Mbps hub or switch will not work).
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The LED status of the Ethernet ports on both the Domain 3000 and the 10/100 Ethernet switch indicate that the Ethernet is
present.
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The Flash card is plugged into the back of the Domain 3000.