User's Manual

STEP 3: CONFIGURE RADIO TO USE DEFAULTS

The node must be conﬁgured to use the appropriate Network Defaults in order for

the node to be managed by changes to the Network Conﬁguration.

1. Click “Node Conﬁguration” > “Node Conﬁguration.”

2. Select the appropriate Network Defaults in the drop down menus.

3. Click the “Save & Reconﬁgure Unit” button at the bottom of the page.

For more information, see section “Conﬁguring Radio to Use Defaults.”

INITIAL NODE CONFIGURATION

STEP 5: STORE CONFIGURATION FILE

Device settings (both Node Conﬁguration and Network Conﬁguration settings) can

be saved to a conﬁguration ﬁle. The conﬁguration ﬁle serves as a backup for device

settings and provides the ability to easily transfer settings from one node to another.

1. Ensure Network Conﬁguration and Node Conﬁguration settings are set as

desired.

2. Click “Node Conﬁguration” > “Conﬁg Management.”

3. Click the “Store” button. A prompt will appear to choose where to save the

conﬁguration ﬁle. Note speciﬁcally that this ﬁle contains settings (both Network

Conﬁguration and Node Conﬁguration settings) for the current device only.

STEP 4: SETUP NODE LIST

The Node List is a list of IP Addresses of

nodes managed by the Web Management

Interface.

1. Click “Network Conﬁguration” >

“Network Node List.”

2. Enter the IP Address of a node in the

“Manually Add IP(s)” ﬁeld and click

“Add” to add the node associated with

that IP Address to the Node List. Nodes

may also be added from the “Other

Nodes on Network” window if they are

detected by the network. These nodes

may be added individually with the

“Selected IPs” button or all at once with

the “All” button.

3. Repeat this process for every node to be managed.

4. With all new nodes programmed and on, ensure that all nodes are on the

Network Node List.

5. Click the “Push Management List to Network” button. This function will copy

the node list to each node in the network. Only nodes in the node list will

be affected by Network Conﬁguration functions. Pushing the node list to the

network allows network-wide settings to be managed from any node in the

network.