evertz EMR-32x32-3G, Руководство пользователя

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EMR-32x32-3G
EMR 12G/3G/HD Router
Revision 1.2
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If there is a problem communicating over Ethernet, the user should check that there is a network
connection to the router from a PC command prompt by typing ping followed by the IP address
(example –
ping 192.168.245.17
). If there is no reply from the device using the
ping
command, check
the network settings using the telnet/serial menu.
All menu items can be accessed using the number listed beside the menu item. Once in a menu, use
the numbers beside the items to set the value. Follow the on-screen instructions to set the value of the
parameter, and then save and exit the configuration.
When all desired changes have been made, exit the Telnet session by hitting CTRL+] or closing the
Telnet session window.
Ethernet
The EMR uses port 23 as its default Telnet port which allows control and monitoring to be achieved
from a PC using the Telnet function. Using a telnet client, Telnet into the configuration and monitoring
menus of the device by typing
telnet
followed by the IP address of the EMR, and then followed by 23
(example – telnet 192.168.245.17 23 ).
Serial
Connect a serial cable and WA-S76 serial adapter between the PC and the SERIAL pin header on the
EMR. Set connection parameters as follows:
a. Baud rate: 115200
b. Data: 8 bit
c. Parity: none
d. Stop: 1 bit
e. Flow control: none
Use the login/password combination customer/customer to log in.
4.2.4. Configuration and Monitoring Menu
The following chart provides a brief description of the menus that are accessible through the
configuration and monitoring option.
(1) Network Setup
Configuration of network settings
(2) SNMP Setup
Configuration of Simple Network Management Protocol settings
(3) Engineering Debug Tool Debugging tool for Evertz support
(4) Built In System Test
Suite of self-tests
(5) SYSLOG configuration
Configure system logging