Freedom R8100 SERIES, Руководство оператора

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1. Turn off the R8100 power.
2. Connect a USB Keyboard to an R8100 USB port.
3. Hold down the keyboard’s Delete key.
4. Turn on the R8100 power and continue to hold down the Delete key until prompted for a password.
CAUTION
Do NOT turn off the R8100 power while it is booting. If the Delete key was not depressed in time to
start the BIOS SETUP UTILITY, allow the unit to finish booting then turn off the R8100 power and
try again.
5. At the “Enter CURRENT Password:” prompt, press the Enter key.
6. In the “BIOS SETUP UTILITY”, use the right arrow key to select the Boot screen.
7. In the Boot screen, use the down arrow key to select the “Power Loss Control” item at the bottom
of the “Boot Settings Configuration” section.
8. Press the +/- key to select the desired setting: Remain Off, Turn On, or Last State.
Note: Last State causes the unit to turn back on as soon as power is restored after losing power. Turn
On will cause the unit to turn on when power is restored even if it had been turned off when power was
lost.
9. Press the keyboard’s F10 key.
10. At the “Save configuration changes and exit setup?” prompt, press the Enter key.
11. Disconnect the keyboard.
3.2 DHCP Server Setup
The DHCP server must assign an IP address for the R8100 to be entered into the Internet browser (see
section 4.4). Obtain assistance from your network technician or administrator. Three common scenarios
are listed below.
1. The DHCP server assigns the next available IP address to the R8100 for some duration (lease).
The address is displayed by the R8100 on the Network Settings screen. The address may not be
valid if the lease expires or it may change if the unit reboots. Obtaining a new address from a
remote location may be difficult, e.g. connecting to the DHCP server to obtain it.
2. (Recommended) The DHCP server assigns a fixed IP address for the specific physical address
(MAC address) of the R8100. That IP address is always valid (e.g. 10.20.30.40).
3. The DHCP server assigns an IP address to the R8100. The address is given a fixed name by
DNS. That name is always valid even if the IP address changes. Instead of entering the IP
address into the browser, the name may be entered (e.g. unit1.company.com).
4. No DHCP server is present. The R8100 supports Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA),
appropriate for simple networks that have only one subnet. With APIPA, if no DHCP server is
available, the R8100 automatically assigns itself a private IP address. If a DHCP server later
becomes available, the R8100 changes its IP address to one obtained from the DHCP server.
Using APIPA, the R8100 assigns itself an IP address from a range reserved for authorized