Observator Instruments OMC-140, Руководство по установке

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OMC-140 Installation Manual Page 36
6.5.1 Connections via UDP
UDP offers several options for high speed connections between OMC-140 displays and MeteoLink.
The system uses port 60004, so make sure this port is open in your network.
Via a router:
The easiest way is using a router. Default the OMC-140 has UDP in- & output enabled and the DHCP
client is on. Wind data will be transferred via UDP between all OMC-140 displays if a MeteoLink Smart
node is in the network its data will also be available.
You only need to enable additional sentences in the display for output if for instance you have gps and/or
gyro connected to 1 display and you want to share with other OMC-140 displays in the network.
1 on 1 connection between 2 OMC-140 displays:
It is possible to connect 2 OMC-140 displays via UDP without a router, but it will require some manual
configuration.
Ethernet settings
1 Ethernet
(ON)
2 DHCP Client (OFF
3 Static IP (192.168.0.1) (192.168.0.2) for 2 nd display
4 Static Gateway (192.168.0.10) (not used for 1 on 1 connection
, doesn’t really matter)
5 Static Subnet (255.255.255.0)
5 UDP Input (ON)
6 UDP Output (ON)
If you want to share other data `than wind they check USB menu:
1. Device Settings:/ 4 Serial Output/ 4 NMEA Sentences
And set the required sentences ON for output (NMEA out and UDP out are set simultaneously)
1 on 1 connection with MeteoLink SMART node:
Leave default settings (DHCP client ON).
The SMART node runs a DHCP server when it doesn’t get an IP address and will assign an IP address to
the OMC-140.
The SMART node has only output on UDP, so no data from the OMC-140 will be read via UDP.