CTI Products HIB-IP User Manual
HIB-IP & HIB-IP 8000
Remote Network Interfaces
MCN
Monitoring and Control Network
Hardware Reference M anu al
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................... 5
WHAT IS A HIB-IP? .................................................................................................................................................... 5
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................................................................... 6
FRONT PANEL ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
REAR PANEL............................................................................................................................................................... 8
2. IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................... 10
MCN CONFIG SOFTWARE ........................................................................................................................................ 10
IP SETTINGS WORKSHEET ........................................................................................................................................ 11
BACKUP & RESTORE PROCEDURES .......................................................................................................................... 12
SECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE RECOMMENDATIONS ............................................................................ 12
3. INSTALLATIO N ................................................................................................................................................... 13
PHYSICALLY INSTALL HIB-IP UNIT ONTO THE IP NETWORK ................................................................................... 13
4. TESTING ............................................................................................................................................................... 17
HTTP STATUS PAGE ................................................................................................................................................ 17
PINGING THE HIB-IP UNIT ....................................................................................................................................... 18
APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
APPENDIX A. FACTORY DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................. 19
APPENDIX B. MOUNTING OPTIONS ........................................................................................................................... 20
APPENDIX C. CONNECTOR DETAILS ......................................................................................................................... 23
APPENDIX D. HIB-IP PROGRAMMING CABLE PINOUT 89-11314 .............................................................................. 25
APPENDIX E. TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................ 26
APPENDIX F. SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................................. 28
APPENDIX G. IP ADDRESSING .................................................................................................................................. 29
APPENDIX H. HIB-IP FIRMWARE NOTES .................................................................................................................. 32
APPENDIX I. REGULATORY NOTES ........................................................................................................................... 33
INDEX ........................................................................................................................................................................ 34
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Revision History
S2-61173-100 Initial Release
S2-61173-105 Added definitions for flashing error codes
S2-61173-106 Corrected Table E2 reference to Option Switch 3
S2-61173-110 Removed references to AUI Connector on rear panel
S2-61173-120 Added configurable UDP Ports for HIB-IP 8000 (Version 400 & up)
Added HTTP page Security note
Added backup & restore information.
S2-61173-121 Changed default HTTP status page to Disabled.
Added pinout for HIB-IP programming cable and warning about using improper cable.
Added instructions to remove Ethernet ca ble from HIB-IP unit before configuring it i n
MCN Config Server software.
S2-61173-122 Added Information Assurance information.
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IP LAN / WAN
Model
Number
Version
Brand Name
UDP Port Supported
(WAN Media)
MCN Network
Transceiver
S2-61151
100 – 349
HIB-IP (Legacy)
Legacy only
10Base-T & AUI *
78 Kbps
S2-61151
350-399
HIB-IP (Legacy)
Legacy only
10Base-T only
78 Kbps
S2-61151
400 up
HIB-IP 8000
HIB-IP 8000 & Legacy
10Base-T only
78 Kbps
1. INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS A HIB-IP?
The HIB-IP module is a remote network interface for an MCN (Monitorin g & Control Network) syste m. It is
used with the MCNRCD (MCN Remote Comparator Display) software in a PC. The HIB-IP connects to the
MCN network on one side and to a PC via an Ethernet connection.
Figure 1 MCN System with HIB-IP
Software compatibility:
MCNRCD (Windows) Version 2.00 & up Can connect to multiple HIB-IP units
MCN Server Version 2.00 & Up Can connect to multiple HIB-IP units
MCN Advanced Server Version 2.00 & Up Can connect to 4 HIB-IP units
(Can expand to 64 unite with ad ditional licenses.)
MCN Server 8000 Can connect to 1 HIB-IP Unit
(Can expand to 64 unite with ad ditional licenses.)
Available Models
The HIB-IP module is identified by the model number and version number found on the rear panel of the
module.
*AUI port not used for HIB-IP application.
HIB-IP 8000 vs. Legacy HIB-IP Units
The Legacy HIB-IP support s only the Legacy UDP Port.
The HIB-IP 8000 supports both the Legacy UDP Port and the HIB-IP 8000 UD P Po rt .
The HIB-IP 8000 UDP Port may be used in Motorola Solutions Inc. (MSI) Astro25™ Radio Network
Infrastructure (RNI) Version 7.13 and up.
In this manual, "HIB -IP" may be used in general to refer to either the HIB-IP Legacy or HIB-IP 8000 version
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Part Number
Document
S2-60425
Monitoring and Control Network Comparator Display System Manual
S2-60426
CIB Comparator Interface Manual
S2-61043
MCNRCD for Windows Manual
S2-61170
MCN Server Software Manual
DDN1290
(S2-61600)
MCN Server 8000 Software Manual
HIB-IP versus EXB-IP
The HIB-IP is housed in a module similar to the EXB-IP. Although both connect to an MCN network and an
Ethernet network, there are some differences:
• EXB-IP modules are used in pairs to link distant MCN networks together over IP.
HIB-IP modules are used to connect a PC to a remote MCN Network over IP.
• The PC requires an MCN Network Interface to connect to the MCN Network.
If EXBs are used, the PC still needs an MCN network interface (such as a PCLTA , HIB-IP or
HIB-232 to connect to the MCN network.
• Multiple PCs (each with its own MCN Net work Interface) can connect to a local network served by
EXBs.
Only one PC can connect to a HIB-IP unit at a time.
HIB-IP 8000 Software Support
Use of the H IB-IP 8000 UDP port requires MCN software Version 6.10 or above.
Use of the HIB-IP 8000 units on a MSI RNI requires MCN Server 8000 Version 6.10 or higher.
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
The following additional information is available.
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ERR
ACT
PWR
RESET
WINK
ETH RX
ETH TX
CSVC
RSVC
NETWORK
OUT
IN
ASYNC
NETWORK
NCB
NETWORK COMBINER
ETH TX LED Indicates when a packet has been
MCN NETWORK Connections
*** See MCN Network Notes 1 & 2***
Async Serial Programming Connector
RESET Button
Buttons for use with Custom
PWR LED Indicates correct input power
connected to the HIB-IP.
FRONT PANEL
WINK LED Normally not used.
ETH RX LED Indicates when a packet has been
RJ-45 Normal Network connection.
transmitted on the Ethernet port
May be winked during Custom
Configuration to identify a unit.
ERR LED Indicates an error condition
(see below and Appendix D)
ACT LED Indicates that a PC has
Screw Terminals not normally used.
Configuration
Press only when requested.
CSVC Button Identifies Control Processor
RSVC Button Not used
Used with PC running MCNConfig
to access IP address parameters
Figure 2 HIB-IP Front Pane
MCN Network Note 1
Unlike most other MCN modules, the HIB-IP does not inject power into the Network Out connector. It also
does not use any DC power from the Network In connector. All 8 pins on the Network In & Out connectors are
paralleled, so that any power from other modules will be passed through.
MCN Network Note 2
Although the MCN Network connectors are RJ-45s, THEY ARE NOT ETHERNET CONNECTORS. Because
the MCN network connectors on the front of the units may have DC power on them from other MCN devices,
DO NOT CONNECT THE NETWORK IN OR OUT CONNECTORS TO ETHERNET PORTS. THIS CAN
DAMAGE THE ETHERNET DEVICE. The Ethernet cable should be connected to the 10BASE-T connector on
the rear of the HIB-IP unit.
Front Panel Indicators – Additional Information
ETH RX LED (Yellow) – Indicates when a packet has been detected on the Ethernet port. NOTE: Flashing of
this LED does NOT necessarily mean that a packet addressed to this HIB-IP module has been received, just that
a packet has been detected on the Ethernet network.
ERR LED (Red) – Indicates a possible error condition. See Table E2 in Appendix E for a list of Error Code
definitions.
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DC IN
OPTION
10BASE-T
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
Function Up Down Default
1. Must be Up
Up
2. HTTP Enable HTTP On HTTP Page Off Down
3. Must be Down Down
4. Must be Up
Up
5. Must be Up Up
6. Must be Up Up
7. Must be Up............................................. Up
8. Must be Up
........................................
Up
DC IN Input Power
OPTION Switches
See t abl e below for options.
Ethernet Connector
*** See 10Base-T Warning ***
REAR PANEL
This powers only this unit.
Power is not passed to the
Network Out connector.
10Base-T)
Figure 3 HIB-IP Rear Panel
10Base-T Warning
Do not connect the 10Base-T connector to an MCN Network connector.
Damage could result.
Option Switch Settings
Figure 4 Option Switch Settings
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HTTP Page Security Note
The HIB-IP and HIB-IP 8000 units have an HTTP page that shows the status of the unit, includi ng the IP
parameters programmed into i t a nd its On-Line / Off-Line status . This is useful for system troubleshooting.
This feature is turned off at the factory by default for HIB-IP 8000 units.
If you r network security policies allow you to use HTTP pages and you desire to have the HTTP page turned on
for troubleshooting, set Switch 2 U p and reset the unit.
If your network security policies mandate against this type of data being accessible through HTTP pages, verify
that the HTTP page by setting Switch 2 Down and resetting the unit. For f urther security, restrict physical
access to the unit and the networks to which it connects.
Note: Some networks (including Motorola So lutions, Inc. Radio Ne twork Infrastructure - RNI) have routers
and or firewalls that restrict HTT P traffic between certain network segment s . If you have such a syst em, you
may not be able to open the HTTP page from a different IP subnet, even if you have the HTTP page enabled on
the HIB-IP unit .
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2. IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
This section describes the IP address parameters that must be set for the HIB-IP unit.
NOTE: DO NOT connect the HIB-IP module to a live IP network until it has been
reconfigured with new IP addresses. Network-wide problems could arise from connecting
devices to a network without coordination of addressing information. For usage with
dedicated fiber segments, see the note below.
Each system is different. Refer to the documentation for your system for the proper IP addr esses, sub nets, a nd
gateways t hat are assigned in your system.
MCN CONFIG SOFTWARE
The IP address parameters for the HIB-IP unit are downloaded into the units using the MCNConfig software
that comes with the MCNRCD or MCN Server software. The IP parameters are loaded into the unit through the
front panel serial programming connector. When used in this manual, MCN Config refers to the version
shipped with the MCN software and cold be:
Software MCN Config
MCNRCD MCN Config. exe
MCN Server MCN Config Server.exe
MCN Advanced Server MCN Config Server.exe
MCN Server 8000 MCN Config Server.exe
The MCN Config software will keep track of all HIB-IP units for a particular system. If you are running the
standard MCNRCD or MCN Server software, you will be able to use (1) HIB-IP. If you are running the
MCNRCD Advanced Server or MCN Server 8000 software, you may be able to access multiple HIB-IP units,
depending up on yo ur lice nse .
The MCNConfig program maintains a list of:
• Addressing parameters for all HIB-IP units in the system (inc luding the MCN Group & Module)
• Authorize d PC List
Each HIB-IP unit will be configured with:
• Its own HIB-IP addressing information
• Authorized PC information
• UDP Port
Fixed for Legacy HIB-IP versi ons 399 and below
Configurable for HIB-IP 8000 units (Version 400 & up):
Choice of: HIB-IP (Legacy) or HIB-IP 8000*
* HIG-IP 8000 UDP Port requires MCN Software 6.10 or higher.
Appendix F of this manual provide s an overview of IP addre s sing concepts.
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IP SETTINGS WORKSHEET
Gather the following IP information for the system. IP information must b e obtained for each HIB-IP module
to be used (from the network administrator responsible for the IP network to which the HIB-IP module will be
attached):
Individual HIB-IP Parameters:
For each HIB-IP in the system, gather the following information:
HIB-IP Number
Name
HIB-IP Address (Host IP Address)
Subnet Mask
Gateway IP Address
MCN Group (00-FE)
MCN Module Number (00-7F)
Note: the Subnet Mask cannot be less restrictive than the following standard IP Class Subnet Masks
Class First Octet Standard Subnet Size Standard Subnet Mask
A 1-127 16,777,214 255.0.0.0
B 128-191 65,543 255.255.0.0
C 192-223 253 255.255.255.0
D 224-239 Multicast – Do not use.
E 240-255 Experimental – Do not use.
The HIB-IP units can accept a subnet mask that is more restrictive (more 1's set in the Subnet Mask), but not
less restrictive.
The Gateway address is the address of the router used to communicate with PCs in other subnets. The Gateway
subnet must be the same as the HIB-IP unit's subnet. If it is set to Empty, the HIB-IP will not be able to
communicate to PCs outside of its subnet.
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_____._____._____._____ or ____ Use Global
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Authorized PCs:
For each PC in the system that will connect to the HIB-IP, collect the following information:
PC Name
PC IP Address (Host IP Address)
See the MCN series Software manual for instructions on:
• Entering this data into the co nfiguration files using MCN Config series of software
• Downloading the configuration da ta into the HIB-IP units.
The configuration is downloaded from the PC to the HIB-IP unit using an 89-11314 Null-Modem serial cable
(9-pin female to 9-pin female.).
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