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2) Install the optional filter into the rack or cabinet
with the four mounting screws contained in the
hardware packet (part# 3-16509) which is
included with your shipment. Make sure you
use a nylon washer under the head of the
screws in order to protect the front panel.
Torque the mounting screws to no more than 15
in/lbs. Overtightening the mounting screws may
damage the front panel.
3) Locate a 24” BNC/N cable from the kit. Connect
the “N” end of the cable to the input port of the
optional filter. Connect the “BNC” end of the
cable to the FILTER port on the rear of the Base
Control Unit. Connect at the FILTER port clos-
est to the Main Transmission port as shown in
figure 19.
4) Locate a 24” BNC/N cable from the kit. Connect
the “N” end of the cable to the output port of the
optional filter. Connect the “BNC” end of the
cable to the FILTER port on the rear of the Base
Control Unit. Connect at the FILTER port that is
furthest from the Main Transmission port as
shown in figure 19.
SNMP NOTIFICATIONS
The SNMP feature is designed to provide reliable
internet notification of an alarm occurrence or a
change in operational status of the TTA system.
The SNMP (Simple Network Management Proto-
col) interface is available via the front panel LAN
connector (refer to figure 2). The LAN port will
need to be connected to the internet by the cus-
tomer using a standard CAT-5 cable. The SNMP
feature will be energized and active whenever the
booster has operational voltage applied to it. The
IP address of the SNMP module will need to be
changed from the factory default setting to an
address suitable for the customers network. The
factory default IP address is
“192.168.1.1”
and the
factory default subnet mask is
“255.255.255.0”
.
The customer should consult with their IT depart-
ment for recommendations on setting a new IP
address. The initial customer interface to the
SNMP feature should be done with a laptop com-
puter at the time of installation.
Specific instructions for initially direct connecting a
laptop to the SNMP feature are given in
Appendix
A
at the back of this manual. The remaining SNMP
discussions in this manual assume the initial con-
nection to the SNMP feature is completed and the
front panel LAN port has been set to a suitable IP
address.
When the SNMP feature is properly connected to
the internet it can be accessed by typing its IP
address into the address bar of your web browser
software. When a connection is made to the SNMP
via the internet the SNMP home page will be dis-
played on your web browser as shown in
Figure
20
. The current IP address and MAC address of
the control unit deck are displayed. Additional sub-
menu’s are available by selecting from the menu
listings on the upper left-side of the screen. The
Figure 20:
SNMP home page.