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CHAPTER 5
ETHERNET APPLICATIONS
Revised: 15 Feb 2017 5-6 ESTeem Models 195MHC
Route/Append List View
The configuration of the Route and Append list for an Ethernet
bridge is very similar to the configuration for repeaters (Chapter 4).
The main difference is that the StartID is the first IP address in the
IP address group and the EndID is highest (or lowest) IP address
device serviced by that remote radio. For example, looking at
Remote 2 in Figure 3, the StartID would be 30 (ESTeem address)
and the EndID would be 32 (highest IP covered). This setting would
cover all address from 30 ‐ 32 with the RF Dest being the radio
address of 30.
Unlike a repeater configuration for serial PLC emulation modes,
the return path from the remote to the master must also be
configured in the route and append tables. If a repeater route is
not used to communicate to a remote site, set the Route to 0.
Using Figure 8 for an example, the configuration of the Master
Site’s route and append table would look like Figure 9. Note that
all IP addresses in the network are identified in the append table
of the Master Site. If you are using a Class B IP address (Netmask
255.255.0.0) you need to identify the third octet (Oct3) to remote
locations in the append table. Note in Append Entry 3, the third octet in the Master and Remote 3 are the same so Oct3 can be
left at default entry of 255.
Figure 8: List View Ethernet Example
Figure 9: Master Site Configuration
Figure 10: Remote 2 Configuration
Figure 11: Remotes 1 and 3 Configuration