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3. Quick Start Guide
This Quick Start Guide describes a simplified installation procedure for the
VIP hardware, which will allow you to communicate with the unit in order
to demonstrate basic features and check for proper operation.
Note that this Quick Start Guide does not provide a detailed description
of unit configuration, or discuss advanced operating features in detail. In
order to take full advantage of the complete range of features offered by the
unit, it is recommended to review the remainder of this User's Guide after
performing the Quick Start procedure.
3.1. Hardware Installation
3.1.1. Apply Power to the VIP
Refer to the power rating nameplate on the VIP back panel, and then
connect the unit to an appropriate power source. The VIP features a
self-adjusting power supply that automatically adapts for 115 or 230 VAC
operation. Set the Master Power Switch on the VIP back panel to the ON
position; the front panel indicators should light. After a brief pause, the
RDY indicator should begin to flash, indicating that the unit is ready to
receive commands.
3.1.2. Connect your PC to the VIP
In order to configure the VIP unit, invoke commands or retrieve data,
you must first access the VIP command mode. The VIP offers three
different methods for activating the command mode; from a local PC that
is cable connected directly to the VIP Console Port, from a remote PC
that communicates with the VIP via modem, or from a remote PC that
communicates with the VIP via Ethernet connection. To connect your PC
to the VIP, proceed as follows:
• Control via Network: Connect your 10Base-T or 100Base-T network
interface to the VIP’s Network Port.
• Control via Console Port: Use the supplied null modem cable to
connect your PC COM port to the VIP’s Console Port.
• Control via Modem: Connect your phone line to the VIP’s
Modem Port.
Note: The VIP features a 10Base-T, half duplex Interface. When
connecting to a 100Base-T interface, most router switches will
autosense to determine if the device is 100Base-T or 10Base-T, and
then configure the network interface accordingly. If your router
switch does not autosense, the network interface port must be
manually set to 10Base-T, half duplex mode.
- PollCat NetLink-VIP 1
- & NLJ-VIP 1
- Warnings and Cautions: 3
- FCC Part 15 Regulation 4
- Industry Canada 4
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures 9
- List of Figures (Continued) 10
- 1. Introduction 11
- 2. Unit Description 13
- 2.2. Back Panel 14
- Unit Description 15
- 3. Quick Start Guide 17
- Figure 3.1: The Main Menu 18
- Quick Start Guide 19
- 4. Hardware Installation 21
- 4.2. Set-Up Switches 22
- Hardware Installation 23
- Switch 8 Power Up Default 24
- Parameters) 24
- 4.3. Reset to Defaults 25
- 5. Configuration 29
- 5.2. Menu System Conventions 31
- 5.3. Set System Parameters 32
- Confi guration 33
- 5.4. Port Configuration 34
- 6. Menu System Description 57
- Menu System Description 59
- 7. Status Screens 65
- 7.1. Buffer Status Screen 66
- 7.2. File List Screen 67
- 7.3. System Status Screen 68
- Status Screens 69
- 7.17. Network Status Screen 87
- 7.18. PBX IP Port Status 88
- 8. The Data Filters 91
- 8.5. Real-Time Variables 98
- The Data Filters 101
- 9. The Alarm Filters 103
- (Toll Fraud Detection) 103
- 9.7. Real Time Variables 115
- 10. PBX Inactivity Alarms 121
- PBX Inactivity Alarms 123
- 11. The 80% Full Alarm 127
- 12. The Input Contact Alarms 129
- The Input Contact Alarms 131
- 13. Alarm Actions 133
- 13.2. Alarm Action Summary 134
- Alarm Actions 135
- 14. Scheduled Actions 141
- Scheduled Actions 143
- 15. Saving VIP Parameters 145
- an ASCII File 146
- Saving NetLink Parameters 147
- Buffer Functions (Polling) 153
- " 161
- 16.5. The FTP Server Feature 172
- 17. Other Menu Functions 183
- Other Menu Functions 185
- 17.2. System Diagnostics 190
- Figure 17.3: Pager Test Menu 191
- 17.3. Default Parameters 192
- 18. TCP Port Options 193
- 18.2. Telnet Pass-Through 194
- 18.3. Real Time Mode 195
- 18.4. Selective Read 197
- Standard Telnet Protocol: 198
- Raw Socket Mode: 198
- TCP Port Options 199
- 19 . Command Reference Guide 201
- 19.2. Command Syntax 202
- 19.3. Command Help 203
- 19.4. Command Summary 204
- example 205
- VIP will determine 205
- Command Reference Guide 207
- A. Specifications 231
- (DB9 Male; DTE) 233
- User Functions 235
- D.2. Programming Support 239
- E. Customer Service 240
- G. ^Bxx Command Summary 241
- Cmd. Description / Options 242
- Appendices 243
- Index-11 263
- Index-12 264
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