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System Administrator’s Guide
Document K14392V1 Rev A 139
07/07
Table 8–3 Default Modem and Dial-up Communications Settings
Device Box Value
Modem hardware Baud 115,200
Wait 60
Prefix AT
Initialization Z
Dialing D
PPP temporary network Client IP 172.26.200.1
Host IP 172.26.2.1
PPP: IP Settings Reserved for Modem Connection
During a dial-up connection, temporary network communications are established between the
Rapid Eye site and the PC. A Host IP address for the Multi-Media unit is auto-detected by the
Microsoft Dial-Up Networking application in Windows. Different terms are used to describe these
communication points; to avoid confusion, these terms are listed in table 8–4.
Table 8–4 Names of Temporary TCP/IP Addresses, for PPP
Address* Internal Port Laymen’s term Installation shell
172.26.200.1 PPP: client IP at operator’s PC host
172.26.2.1 PPP: host IP* at Multi-Media unit local
* This is not the Multi-Media unit’s network address, discussed in System Tab in a Maintenance
Session.
The default, point-to-point protocol (PPP) Internet Protocol (IP) settings can be changed, in the
unlikely event that they conflict with another network device (printer, scanner, and so on).
To Set an External Modem
1. Consult the installer to find out which port on the unit is connected to the modem.
2. Continue or start a
Maintenance Session for the Rapid Eye site.
3. Click the Serial Devices tab.
4. Click the “Internal Port - Modem” icon. Boxes appear in the right half of the Serial
Devices tab: Baud Rate, Wait for connection and so on.
5. Change the values to those suggested by the external modem’s documentation.
6. Drag the modem icon to the port icon bearing the number of the port identified in step 1.