/195M (TNB)
USER’S MANUAL
Revised: 30 Jan 2018
4 of 10
Programming
The /195M (TNB) system uses the same ESTeem Narrowband Configuration Utility for configuration and
monitoring as the ESTeem Model 195M by itself.
The ESTeem Narrowband Configuration Utility (a component of the ESTeem Discovery Suite) will allow easy access
to the configuration, monitoring and diagnostics for the /195M (TNB) system.
Installation
The Discovery Suite can be downloaded from the ESTeem web site
(
http://www.esteem.com
) or is available on the Software Resource media that
was shipped with the radios.
1.
The Discovery Utility is a Java™ based application compatible with any
computer operating system (Window, Linux, etc). The application requires
two (2) additional support files to operate:
Java
–
Downloadable from
http://www.java.com
. The version required will be based upon your operating system.
Note: The installation and updates from Java may try and install additional web browser toolbars. Uncheck the
optional installation if they are not desired.
WinPcap
–
Downloadable from
http://www.winpcap.org/
. The version required will be based upon your
operating system.
Figure 4: ESTeem Discovery Utility
2.
Once both the above programs have been installed, save the ESTeem.exe file to any location on your
computer such as the Desktop. Double click the ESTeem.exe program and Figure 2 will be displayed.
3.
Connect the /195M (TNB) system to your computer either directly to the Ethernet card or through a
Switch using a CAT-5e Ethernet cable. The Ethernet port supports Auto-Negotiation, so either a patch cable
or crossover cable will work. Press the
Discover EST Radios
button. This discovery utility and imbedded
ESTeem Narrowband Configuration Utility will be used throughout the remainder of the User’s Manual.
4.
The ESTeem 195M will be displayed (Figure 5). If the ESTeem is not on the same IP subnet as the computer,
double click on the IP, Netmask or Gateway and make the necessary changes. Press the
Apply Changes
button when complete.
Technical Tip
:
If your computer is
configured for DHCP and not
attached to the network, you will
need to assign a static IP address to
program the /195M (TNB)
system.
