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The settings for the COM2 Serial Data Port should appear as follows:
AP Demo Set I
Serial Configuration Wizard
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COM2 Serial Data Port
A) Status
enabled
B) IP Protocol
UDP Multipoint to Multipoint
C) Multicast IP Address
D) Multicast Port
30011
E) Time to Live
1
F) Packet Redundancy Mode
G) Data Baud Rate
H) Configuration
8N1
I) Flow Control
enabled
J) Serial Mode
Seamless
K) Seamless Inter-Frame Delay
X) Commit Changes and Exit Wizard
These changes will take effect immediately...
Are you sure (y/n)?
Select a letter to choose an item, <ESC> for the prev menu, 'Q' to quit wizard
16. Press 'X' to save the changes and exit the wizard. When prompted with "These changes
will take effect immediately... Are you sure (y/n)?", press 'y' and ENTER. There is no
need to power up the iNET radio. Note that these settings are saved and you do not need
to reset them when powering up the radio unit again.
17. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
18. From the Main Menu, press 'B' to select Network Configuration. This is needed if you
want to set an IP connection to the radio unit (recommended). Ethernet port is needed if
you are using an IP Interface on RTUs and Ethernet port on IP Gateway (MDLC over
IP). In any case, it is recommended that you set it.
19. Next press 'G' for IP Address configuration.
20. In the IP Address Configuration Menu, press 'B' to set the Static IP Address to
169.254.0.12.
21. Next press 'C' to set the Static IP subnet mask to 255.255.0.0. It is recommended that all
units having the same AP (Access Point) be on the same subnet mask.
22. Press ESC to return to the Network Configuration Menu.
23. Finally press 'D' and enter the maximum number of remotes. By default this value is 50.
If the AP has more than that, you must change the value.
224.254.1.1
Single Packet Mode
9600
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Radio Types and Installation Kits
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