DEVA Broadcast DB4000 Quick User Manual

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DB4000

FM Radio Monitoring Receiver

Quick User Guide

BEFORE YOU USE THIS PRODUCT

In order to be able to enjoy all the benefits of owning your new

DEVA product, please verify first that the latest software and

firmware release were installed.

Visit www.devabroadcast.com/downloads

recent software and firmware downloads, prior the installation.

for the most

This Quick user guide will make the installation of DB4000 - FM Radio Monitoring Receiver quick and

easy. Applying these principles, you can simplify the process and save yourself extra time and effort. For

more information about the Safety precautions and the Operating environment recommendations
please refer to the User Manual.

1. Install the unit on its operation place;

2. Before connecting the device to the power supply, make sure that the internal selector is in
accordance with the mains supply at your location. DB4000 Power Supply Factory Settings are 115­230V, 50-60Hz AC mains ;

3. Connect the antenna cable to the RF antenna input connector located on the rear panel of the device;

4. Connect DB4000 to the TCP/IP network using a direct network cable.

In order to establish connection with DB4000 you have to install “DB4000 Device Manager”

Software. Connect your PC to Internet or to the Local network. The network must be properly configured
to allow access to the device via TCP/IP.

NOTE: To register the device in the software you need to know its Serial Number, IP Address of the device

and both Data and Status Port.

Each device has a factory assigned Serial number. This number can be found on the rear panel of the

device.

NETWORK >3.1 IP :192.168.020.070

3.2 GATEWAY :192.168.020.001

NETWORK >

3.6 TCP CON. PORT:2200

3.5 DHCP :Enabled

91.10 ST RDS 2. LOGGER SETTINGS

>3. NETWORK CONFIG

16:16

NETWORK >

3.10 STATUS PORT :2201

3.9 HTTP PORT :2204

1. Connect the device to the local network or to the

Internet by LAN cable;

2. Using the Front panel navigational menu press

“OK” button to enter the device Menu;

3. Using the navigational buttons find the

3.

4. Press the “OK” Button to enter the selected

section. A screen containing information about
the IP Address of the device and the GATEWAY
will appear;

Network Configuration menu;

The Serial number of DB4000 could also be

verified using the front panel menu:

1. Press "OK" to enter the device Menu;

2. Using the DOWN button find the 6. Other

settings menu and press "OK" to enter it;

3. Using the DOWN button find the 6.8 Serial and

MAC menu and press "OK" to enter it.

If all steps are performed correctly, the screen
containing information about the Serial number and
the MAC Address will appear.

OTHER SETTINGS >6.1 TIME SETTINGS

6.2 RDS STANDARD :RDS

91.10 ST RDS 16:16 5. GSM MODEM
>6. OTHER SETTINGS

OTHER SETTINGS 6.7 MEMORY SPACE
>6.8 SERIAL AND MAC

Serial Number:12B50A11 Press
MAC Address : 00-04-A3-00-12-11 Button

5. Using the DOWN button, find 3.6 TCP Con. Port sub-menu. This is the Data port used by the device;

6. Using the DOWN button, find 3.10 Status Port sub-menu.

IP Address Identification

STEP 4

DB4000 Identification

STEP 3

PC Configuration

STEP 2

Connection

STEP 1

After the installation process is completed a shortcut of the Software will appear on the

desktop of your PC.

Double click on the shortcut to enter the Software. This will open the main application
window. Most of the functions will be disabled, because there will be no devices listed in the
Device Manager.

Depending on the TCP/IP network properties there are two options for Network assigning.

Enable the DHCP client following steps 1 to 4 from Option 1. If your network uses DHCP server for

assigning an IP Addresse, such will be assigned automatically to DB4000.

IMPORTANT: Make sure that your network DHCP server supports 'automatic allocation' or 'static

allocation' methods (Static DHCP Assignment) before using the DHCP client.

When these modes are activated, the DHCP server supports a record of past IP address assignments
(bounded to DB4000's MAC address - refer to Step 3), so that it can preferentially assign to the device the
same IP address that the client previously had. Please, if you are not familiar with the matter, consult with
your network administrator about the appropriate settings and for further assistance.

1. Use the Installation file which can be found on the supplied CD or downloaded from

www.devabroadcast.com/downloads;

2. Double click on the installation file to launch the Wizard, then follow the instructions.

In order to receive all required settings, please refer to your network administrator. If you do not have
one all settings can be obtained automatically by using the internal DHCP client (refer to Step 5, Option 2).

5. Enter the IP Address manually (3.1 IP sub-menu );

6. Save the changes - enter 3.12 Back sub-menu, press the LEFT button to select "Save and quit", then

press "OK".

1. Using the Front panel navigational menu press

“OK” button to enter the device Menu;

2. Using the navigational buttons find the

3.Network Configuration menu and press the
“OK” button;

3. Find the 3.5 DHCP sub-menu. Press the RIGHT

navigational button to enter this option;

4. Disable the DHCP using the UP and DOWN

navigational buttons and press LEFT to exit;

NETWORK >

3.6 TCP CON. PORT:2200

3.5 DHCP :Enabled

NETWORK
>3.12 BACK

3.11 WAN IP :192.168.020.082

91.10 ST RDS 2. LOGGER SETTINGS

>3. NETWORK CONFIG

16:16

NETWORK >3.1 IP :192.168.020.070

3.2 GATEWAY :192.168.020.001

NETWORK
>3.12 BACK QUIT *SAVE & QUIT*

3.11 WAN IP :192.168.020.082

Device Manager Software Installation

STEP 6

Configuring using Static IP Address

STEP 5.2

Configuring using DHCP Server

STEP 5.1

Network Settings

STEP 5

Please refer to the User manual for detailed information on

how to configure and explore your device.

?Group Name is used for easier recognition of the

device location (site, town, country, etc.);

?Alias is user-defined name for each device and along

with Group Name makes the devices unique and easy
to identify;

?Serial Number is the factory number of the device. It is

a prerequisite for further device operations (Step

2.1);

?Mode defines the software behavior but it is

uninfluential on DB4000 functions;

?IP Address Must be configured and taken from the

Device (Step 2.2);

?Data Port is the main communication port used by the

software (Step 2.3);

?Status Port is for the status query (Step 2.3);
?FTP User and FTP Password are for FTP access

only. Default values are: user - admin, pass - deva;

?Password is to protect from unauthorized access.

Default password: 1234;
Fill in the needed information and press "OK".
Immediately after the data is confirmed, the software will try to establish connection with the specified

IP and Status Port to verify the Device. If the connection is successful, the Device will be added promptly,
otherwise software will ask for further actions.

In order to establish connection with the

device follow these steps:

- Press "View Device Button" or

select "View Device" from Device
Menu;

- Device Control Window will appear;

- Press the "Connect" button.

Each device has its own Control Window,

which displays specific functions and
readings.

When the device is not connected most of

the functions and buttons are disabled,
otherwise the Control Window looks like this:

Follow these steps in order to define a new device:

- press the "New Device Button" ;

- or select "New Device" from Device Menu.
A dialog box requiring obligatory information about the device will appear:

View Device

STEP 8

Defining a New Device

STEP 7