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NX10 INSTALLATION MANUAL COMMISSIONING TASKS
VERSION 2.0 2016-05-06 PAGE 2.8.11
Figure 2.8.4: Network Settings screens
Displays a number that serves as unique network adapter
identifier. This is set by the manufacturer and is displayed for
informational purposes only (cannot be user set). It may be
necessary to use this number to allow the AUI to access your
network.
Set to ENABLE to automatically assign the IP Address,
Netmask, Gateway, Nameserver 1 and Nameserver 2 by the
access point (i.e., a router) or set to OFF to manually assign. In
either case, the access point must be configured with the correct
settings, which match the settings on the AUI in order for the AUI
to access the network.
All addresses shown are for
reference purposes only
Address that identifies the DNS host. The DNS (Domain Name
System) translates internet domain and host names to IP
addresses. DNS automatically converts the name typed into a
web browser address bar to the IP addresses of web servers
hosting those sites. If DHCP is set to DISABLE, specify the
address. If DHCP was set to ENABLE, this screen is for display
purposes only.
Masks an IP address, and divides the IP address into network
address and host address. If DHCP was set to DISABLE,
specify netmask. Typical netmask address shown. Consult with
your network administrator. If DHCP was set to ENABLE, this
screen is for display purposes only.
Used to identify the senders and receivers of messages. Also
supports port forwarding (remapping) which allows the AUI of
multiple transmitters to be accessed on the same network. See
your network router documentation for additional remapping
information and instructions. NOTE: Changes to this port are
reset to 3501 after a software upgrade; reconfigured the port, as
required, after an upgrade.
IMPORTANT : Do not use ports 3601 or 7005 for this setting.
Displays a unique numerical network identifier for the transmitter.
If DHCP was set to DISABLE, specify the IP address. Consult
with your network administrator.If DHCP was set to ENABLE,
this screen is for display purposes only.
Displays the address of the network access point. If DHCP was
set to DISABLE, specify the gateway address. Consult with
your network administrator. If DHCP was set to ENABLE, this
screen is for display purposes only.