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Section 2: Installation ES3610/11 User Guide
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Connecting the RGB ADAPTER to a Network
Source content captured by the RGB ADAPTER is transmitted to the viewing device using TCP/IP.
The unit therefore requires a connection to an Ethernet network.
CAUTION : Do not proceed with connecting or configuring the RGB ADAPTER for an existing network
until you are certain you know what you are doing – incorrect connection or configuration may cause
disruption to other network users.
Network Requirements
Typically, the RGB ADAPTER will connect to convenient network point on an existing in-house
network. Use a standard patch cable for this purpose. This is not supplied with the RGB ADAPTER
but is readily available in a variety of lengths from all good computer suppliers. Do not use the
crossover patch cable supplied: this will not work.
If a convenient network point is not available it will be necessary to have one installed – please
consult the IT/Network Administrator or Building Facilities Manager for advice. Alternatively, the RGB
ADAPTER and source computer can ‘share’ a connection by using a hub or switcher.
In all cases you will need to obtain details about the following network settings to be used by the RGB
ADAPTER:
IP Address Factory default = 172.28.231.98
SubnetMask
Factory default = 255.255.0.0
Device Name*
DNS Server Address*
WINS Server Address*
Default Gateway*
* Optional settings – not required for correct operation.
The Network Administrator should be able to provide this information.
Setting the Correct IP Address
It is important that the IP Address of the RGB ADAPTER is set correctly. This must be within the
range of addresses specified for the network and must not be in use by another network device. The
Subnet Mask must also be set to the correct value. A brief guide to IP Addressing is provided in
Appendix A.
The IP Address of the RGB ADAPTER can only be changed using the setup utility provided on the
Software Disc. See page 30 for further details on using this utility.