Titan Electronics Inc NETCOM423 Manuel D’Utilisation
use the Ethernet connector for the first configuration. Or in case of
doubt, use the serial port for this.
The configuration of the WLAN parameters should follow in a later
step. This is especially the case, if encryption or certain other
parameters require certain configuration.
doubt, use the serial port for this.
The configuration of the WLAN parameters should follow in a later
step. This is especially the case, if encryption or certain other
parameters require certain configuration.
3.2.3. E
THERNET
The connector for Ethernet is the usual RJ45. Simply connect it to your
(switching) Hub. When the connect is done the Link LED on NetCom
(yellow) will light. When data traffic occurs on the network, this LED
will blink. It depends on your network whether a 100Mbit or a 10Mbit
connect will be established. A 100Mbit net causes the Speed LED on
NetCom (green) to light, otherwise it will remain dark.
(switching) Hub. When the connect is done the Link LED on NetCom
(yellow) will light. When data traffic occurs on the network, this LED
will blink. It depends on your network whether a 100Mbit or a 10Mbit
connect will be established. A 100Mbit net causes the Speed LED on
NetCom (green) to light, otherwise it will remain dark.
Red LED Yellow LED Green LED
Status
Off
--
--
Device off, no power
On Off Off No
connection
On On
Off 10Mbit
connection
established
On
Blink
Off
10Mbit data transfer (traffic)
On On
On 100Mbit
connection
established
On
Blink
On
100Mbit data transfer (traffic)
Table 6: LED Function
3.3. S
ERIAL
P
ORT SIMPLE
S
ETTINGS
There is one set of 4 Dip switches to configure the operation mode of
the NetCom Device. This switch is the Master configuration for each
serial port. All ports operate in the same mode, unless the DIP switches
configure for software setting. Before connecting a serial device, the
serial port configuration must be completed.
Warning: a bad configuration may cause serious damage in the
NetCom or the connected device.
To avoid these problems, it is recommended not to connect a device to
the serial ports in the first installation. The serial ports should be
configured for RS232. This is done by setting the DIP switches like this
example.
the NetCom Device. This switch is the Master configuration for each
serial port. All ports operate in the same mode, unless the DIP switches
configure for software setting. Before connecting a serial device, the
serial port configuration must be completed.
Warning: a bad configuration may cause serious damage in the
NetCom or the connected device.
To avoid these problems, it is recommended not to connect a device to
the serial ports in the first installation. The serial ports should be
configured for RS232. This is done by setting the DIP switches like this
example.
Image 1: Master Switch
Standard Configuration
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