EA-1 User Manual
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Check the “Telnet Client” option is switched on, then click “OK” and close the window.
To open the Telnet connection, go to a command prompt window. Go to the “Start” button, click in the “Search
programs and files” box, and type “cmd”, then <enter>:
Alternatively, open windows explorer and navigate to the folder “C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe” (or the
equivalent) and click on the icon or set up a shortcut to cmd.exe and place it on the desktop.
Once the command prompt window is open, click inside the window and type the following commands:
“telnet 10.0.0.2 <enter>” establishes the connection to IP address 10.0.0.2. The response should be “Start Telnet”.
The following window (or similar) should be seen:
$VE <enter>
queries the firmware version to check the connection, response should be
“*EA1.06”
[the actual version will vary according to released firmware version]
$NS 1 <enter>
queries the present setting of IP address in the local EEPROM
