Hella APS-R, Руководство по установке и настройке

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Sometimes the internet cannot be reached directly but through a
so called proxy server. If this is the case in your installation, set the
Proxy Settings accordingly. Set them as a standard HTTP connec-
tion or as a secured HTTPS connection.
n If required enter the username and password for the proxy
usage.
n Click the ‘Use NTLM Proxy Authentification’ checkbox to
transmit the username and password in a secure manner if
NTLM is available on your proxy server.
n Click the “Save” button ( Fig. 48/2) to save all the settings in
the device.
n Click the “Reset” button ( Fig. 48/1) to go back to previous
settings.
If Push Service is activated ( Fig. 49/1), then the device sends
(pushes) data to a server to which the device has established a
connection. The data is transfered in XML using SOAP. Upon initial
contact the server informs the device of the required data and
transmission times. The device then sends them accordingly. This
allows communication with the device behind routers and firewalls.
n Set the protocol type as a standard HTTP connection or as a
secured HTTPS connection ( Fig. 49/2).
n Set the Push Service server address ( Fig. 49/3) and port.
n Enter “SOAP Service Name” as path to the server URL
( Fig. 49/4).
n Check “Use Proxy for Push Services” ( Fig. 49/5) if required,
see Ä “Proxy Settings” on page 42 .
n Click the “Save” button ( Fig. 49/7) to save all the settings in
the device.
n Click the “Reset” button ( Fig. 49/6) to go back to previous
settings.
IBIS is a data bus used for information interchange between a cen-
tral on-board unit and peripheral devices in Public Transit vehicles.
n If “Use IBIS over IP Protocol” is activated ( Fig. 50/4), set a
door number ( Fig. 50/1) as identification.
n Click the “Save” button ( Fig. 50/3) to save all the settings in
the device.
n Click the “Reset” button ( Fig. 50/2) to go back to previous
settings.
Proxy Settings
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Fig. 48: Proxy Settings
Push Service Settings
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2
3
4
5
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Fig. 49: Push Service Settings
IBIS Settings
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2 3 4
Fig. 50: IBIS Settings
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