Operations and Maintenance Manual

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Multi-Protocol Reader 2.4 Operating Instructions

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Disable configuration alignment first on the Primary side

before turning the Primary off.

Secondary

CTM is off

or not

present.

OFF

Running

As soon as the Secondary is running again, the reader

aligns the Secondary side to match the Primary side

settings.

Settings excluded from Configuration Alignment

The following settings are excluded from Configuration Alignment, so must be set individually both on the

Primary and Secondary. These excluded settings are also listed on the Compare page for reference.

• Reader IP address/netmask

• LC Ethernet Destination IP address/port (also Dual Destination IP address/port)

• Inter-Reader Ethernet 2 IP address

• NTP Peer IPs

• Sync Recovery timeout (normally derived from Frame Sequence setting)

• USB logging

• User Account settings

Configuration Alignment example

The following is an example of how Configuration Alignment operates. The left side is a view of the Secondary

side web interface, the right side shows the Primary side web interface. Note that Configuration Alignment

happens on the Secondary regardless of whether the user is logged in to the Secondary web interface.

Secondary CTM

Primary CTM

Note both sides of the reader have the same Attenuation settings.

Now for example, the operator decides to change a

power setting on the Primary side.

Note how Secondary side is automatically updated to

match the Primary. If the Secondary happens to be off, it

gets aligned the next time it is running.