Ethernet Configuration Tools
for A620011
User’s Manual
Version 1.0
September 2008
P/N A11 000206
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Revision History
The following lists the additions, deletions and modifications in this manual at each
revision.
Date Version Revised Sections
Sep. 2008 1.0 Complete this manual.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction..................................................................................................................1
2. Supported Hardware ...................................................................................................1
3. User Interface and Buttons..........................................................................................1
4. Operation Process Flow...............................................................................................3
5. Ethernet Card...............................................................................................................6
6. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................8
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1. Introduction
The application of Ethernet Configuration Tools is to facilitate users in setting the A620011
Ethernet Card including searching for hardware IP address and serial number information as
well as setting the required IP address. It is able to reboot the hardware device if the
Ethernet Card is unable to act correctly.
2. Supported Hardware
The hardware supported is A620007 Control & Supervisor Unit.
3. User Interface and Buttons
Click the icon in the CD to open the application of Ethernet Configuration Tools.
Figure 3-1 Application Icon
Figure 3-2 User Interface
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Description of operation interface buttons:
a. : It searches the hardware currently in use in the network.
b. : It sets the IP address.
c. : It shows the network and hardware related information.
d. : It reboots the hardware device.
e.
f.
g. : It shows the MAC address.
h. : It shows the product serial number.
: It ends the program.
: It shows the hardware IP address.
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4. Operation Process Flow
Complete hardware
installation
Search for hardware
address
Reset IP address Set IP address
Yes
Reboot hardware device
Yes
No
Hardware
operation error
No
Configuration done
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Insert the Ethernet Card into the slot on the CSU rear panel and then turn on the CSU power.
Now connect it to network and see if the yellow LED of Ethernet Interface Connect is
always on and the green LED is blinking (see detail description in section 5.) If yes, it
means the Ethernet Card is installed successfully. Next, use the PC connected to network
to run the program as described below:
Searching for device
Figure 4-1 Hardware Device Search
Device address MAC address Serial No.
Figure 4-2 Search Completed
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Setting IP
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Use IP Default
Self-defined
IP address
Figure 4-3 Setting IP (Skip if no need to self-define)
Reboot hardware
device
Figure 4-4 Hardware Reboot (performed when hardware device error)
Rebooting device
Activate reboot
function
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When reboot is
done
Figure 4-5 Reboot Finished
5. Ethernet Card
Figure 5-1 Ethernet Card
Network Cable
Connecting Port
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Installing Ethernet Card Here
Figure 5-2 CSU Rear Panel
Ethernet Interface Pin Assignments
Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 7 Pin 8
TXD+ TXD- RXD+ EPWR+ EPWR+ RXD- EPWR- EPWR-
Transmit
Data+
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Transmit
Data-
Table 5-1 Ethernet Interface Connect Pin Assignment
Receive
Data+
Power
Form
Switch+
Power
Form
Switch+
Receive
Data-
Power
Form
Switch-
Power
Form
Switch-
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LED Behaviors
LED Pin Header EM Integration Kit Digi Connect ME
Network:
Off - no link has been detected.
On - a link has been detected.
Serial port activity/Network activity:
Off - the serial channel is idle.
Blinking - serial data is transmitted or received.
TOP left
(yellow)
Top right
(green)
5(+)
7(-)
1(+)
3(-)
Table 5-2 LED Definition of Ethernet Interface Connect
6. Tr oubleshooting
Following lists the operation problems, the causes and the suggested resolutions.
Problem Cause Resolution
Unable to connect
Ethernet.
Device IP error. 1. The system is running for
L NOTICE
1. Do not insert or remove cards from the rear panel under normal operation. It may
cause the card to be damaged.
2. Make sure to follow the guide rail in CSU for installing the Ethernet Card to avoid
damages from occurring.
3. Enable Raw TCP access using TCP Port : 2101.
1. The insertion is incorrect.
2. The Ethernet Interface
Connect is malfunction.
initial communication.
2. Internal network error.
1. Reinsert the Ethernet card following
the guide rail and ensure the LEDs
are on correctly.
2. Consult with local distributor for
assistance.
1. Click Refresh List again later.
2. Consult with internal network
administrator for assistance.
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