Setup guide

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DS2 Network Guide

Note: If you are not prompted ensure you upload the le to the unit for the conguration to take

affect.

Structure of the Files

Each of the following les usually has an explanation at the beginning of the le describing what the

feature command set is and how they can be edit.

If any of the conguration commands have a comment (#) at the beginning of the line then this

has been disabled, remove the comment (#) enables the feature and allows you to congure the

settings.

Headings will be included when more that one feature can be congured within the le to identify the

command string within that section, e.g. [unlock], [watermarking].

hosts

This le contains the IP address of the remote monitoring PC that is the point of contact when an

alarm is received on the unit.

The le allows you to identify the name and IP address of the PC.

Note: There is a corresponding web page that is the usual interface for conguring this

information; however this le has also be supplied.

An example of the information contained in this le is shown.

# DS2 Hosts Table 23-January-2004

# The Host is the IP address of the PC the DS2 connects to on alarm.

# <Label/Remote PC Description><IP Address of Alarm Receiving PC>