Nautel VR-Link, Техническое руководство по эксплуатации

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VR-Link Technical Instruction Manual
Page 2-3
Section 2 Pre-install, Installation, Setup & Configuration Issue 0.6
CONNECTIONS
VR-Link-A1 ECMPD
TB5–1 TB1–6
TB5–2 TB1–5
TB5–3 TB1–4
TB4–2 TB1–1
TB4–3 TB1–2
Figure 2-2: VR-Link/ECMP Internal
Connections
2.3.3.2 Netburner Connection
IMPORTANT
Unless otherwise requested the VR-Link is
factory set to a default static IP address as
indicated below. Before connecting the
VR-Link to any network, verify with your
network administrator that there will not be
an IP address conflict on the network as this
could potentially result in a network crash.
IP Address:
192.168.1.93
Network Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway:
192.168.1.254
NOTE
When the VR-Link is configured to use a
static IP address it is required that the
remote PC be configured with the same
Network Mask and Gateway addresses as
the VR-Link. This applies for both direct and
Network connections. DHCP address setting
can only be used if the connection is across
a network using DHCP. If a change in any of
the addresses is required, follow the steps
outlined in section 2.4.
Connect the Netburner module to a host PC,
using one of the following methods (see
Figure 2-3).
1. Direct
Connection: Using a crossover
Cat5 cable (not supplied), connect one
end to the Netburner module at back of
the VR-Link. Connect the other end to
the Ethernet card on the host PC.
NOTE
You may also use a router that is not
connected to a network in place of a
crossover Cat5 cable.
2. Network
Connection: Using a Cat5 cable
(not supplied), connect the VR-Link to
an available wired or wireless network
device (router, hub or GSM/ CDMA
modem). It may not be required that the
network be connected to the Internet in
this setup.
NOTE
Connection type 2 may require further
assistance from the network provider and/or,
device manufacturer to achieve correct
operation.