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DV-IP User Manual v1.01 Feb 28

2003

DV-IP User Manual

Save the Values

To save the entered values to memory, type the following commands at the terminal

session:

10. Type reset<enter> to restart the DV-IP. Ignore any diagnostic info shown in the

Terminal Window.

11. Connect a network cable from the RJ45 socket marked ‘NET’ on the DV-IP to a live,

empty network socket.

12. The green network LED will now start to flash.

The DV-IP is now fully installed. Access it over the network by typing the IP Address into the

address bar of an Internet Browser. Live images and set-up of the unit can now be viewed

over the network.

Configuring via DM Config

DM Config is an advanced tool for configuring the DV-IP. It can be used to easily set-up the

unit on a Network. This method is an alternative to the Terminal method above. Ensure

HyperTerminal is not open if you are using DM Config.

Warning: When using DM Config, care should be taken not to change settings beyond those

indicated below. Changing other values may impair the function of the unit, or cause it to

function improperly.

DM Config can be found on the CD-ROM that came with your DV-IP, in the DM Config folder.

It can be set-up using its installation programme (dmconfig***.exe, where *** is a version

number). Once you have installed the software, please follow the steps below to configure

your DV-IP using DM Config:

1. Launch DM Config

2. Load the

DVIPinitv1.c

fg file from the CD

In the

File

menu, select Open Configuration file, and open the

DVIPinitv1.cfg

file found

on the DV-IP CD in the DMConfig folder

3. In the

Comms

menu, set the Comms Type to Serial(RS232)

4. In the

Comms

menu, select the option Connect to device(serial)

This will connect to the DV-IP. If you cannot connect, ensure that you have the RS232

lead connected to the correct serial port on both your PC and the DV-IP (The lead should

be connected to Com 4 on the DV-IP). Note - Some laptops may not initialise the serial

port correctly if you attach the lead before starting up the laptop.

5. In the

File

menu, select the option Read Settings from Device

You should see a progress bar appear briefly as the settings are read, then the Machine

Setting fields should be filled in with the values held on the DV-IP. These include the

Serial Number, MAC Address, System Name and Video Standard.

6. Fields that can safely be Changed:

System Name

Ethernet IP

Subnet Mask

Gateway

DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER FIELDS. THIS CAN IMPAIR THE UNIT’S FUNCTIONALITY. E.g. if you

change the User Name, you will need a new unlock code to restore the unit’s functionality.

7. The fields Ethernet IP, Subnet Mask and Gateway should be filled in with the values

obtained from the IT/Network Manager – IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway

respectively.

8. Check the values are correct, then press Ctrl and S at the same time, or in the

File

select Write Settings to Device. The Settings will be uploaded to the DV-IP. You will

then see a box confirming this. Click OK in the box to proceed

9. There is an empty field at the bottom of the screen labelled Save Settings. Click the

Send button next to this. After a brief moment, the field should be populated with the