Nortek DVL 1000 300m, Руководство пользователя

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address used to connect to machines that are on a different subnet from the instrument. The
gateway must be on the same subnet as the IP address selected.
UDP Data Transmit : This toggles UDP data transport on and off. UDP transport may be required if
the client receiving the data doesn’t want to have to re-connect to the instrument after the instrument
has been power cycled.
Address : This is the address of the receiving client. Port : This is the port of
the receiving client.
Ethernet Link Layer: Speed : The desired speed of the Ethernet interface (not changeable). Full
Duplex : Whether or not full duplex mode for the Ethernet interface is enabled (not changeable).
Firmware : The version of firmware currently running in the instrument.
Local Interface : Shows which network interface on the computer is being used to communicate
with the instrument and whether or not full IP communications can be established. If the interface is
highlighted in red, then it will not be possible to connect to the instrument because the IP
configuration does not match that of the computer running the Discovery protocol.
Note that you can right click in the configuration window to get access to the support file, open the
web browser, browse data disk, change instrument picture, settings for blink location LED or reboot
the network processsor.
If you have a specific IP address for the instrument, you can search for it directly under Discover >
Search for Address. Simply type the IP address or domain name. This will open the IP configuration
pane (to the right in the figure above).
Universal Plug and Play
In addition to the proprietary discovery protocol, the UPnP (universal plug and play) protocol is
supported by the DVL's platform. This allow the operating systems which are UPnP capable to
discover the instrument with no need for proprietary software. Note that UPnP will only operate
correctly if the IP address of the instrument is correctly configured for the network. For more
information consult the
Appendix. To find the instrument icon in Microsoft Windows, open the
Network view of the computer.
Double clicking on the instrument icon brings up the web page interface. Right clicking and selecting
Properties gives the IP address and other instrument configuration information.