что такое lantronix device installer
Соединение через TCP/IP в кодере Fora 600K осуществляется через устройство Lantronix xPort. Если управление предполагается через локальную сеть, в которой используется подсеть, не включающая диапазон адресов 192.168.1.1-255, то для подключения к xPort, имеющему по умолчанию адрес 192.168.1.200 потребуется назначение второго IP-адреса сетевому адаптеру. Альтернативой является подключение через дополнительный адаптер. В дальнейшем IP-адрес xPort`а можно будет сменить, о чем написано ниже.
Для назначения двух IP-адресов одному сетевому адаптеру необходимо, чтобы оба адреса назначались вручную (не получались через DHCP).
В свойствах сетевого подключения дважды щелкнуть по протоколу TCP/IP v4:
После нажатия на кнопку «Дополнительно»:
Откроется окно, в которое можно добавить второй IP-адрес:
Lantronix DeviceInstaller¶
Перейдите по ссылке http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/utilities-tools/device-installer.html и скачайте свежий дистрибутив Lantronix DeviceInstaller. Запустите процесс установки.
При первом запуске программа может обнаружить несколько сетевых интерфейсов, из которых требуется выбрать правильный для подключения к Fora 600K:
Возможно, потребуется добавление программы в исключения брандмауэра.
Если все правильно подключено и настроено, то приложение сразу обнаружит устройство в сети, с тем IP-адресом, который в данный момент назначен на кодере.
Чтобы изменить этот адрес нажмите на кнопку Assign IP.
Выберите пункт «Assign a specific IP address».
После чего введите необходимые значения:
И нажмите на кнопку «Assign».
IP-адрес будет изменен на новый.
Lantronix ComPortRedirector¶
Перейдите по ссылке http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/utilities-tools/com-port-redirector.html и скачайте свежий дистрибутив Lantronix CPR. Запустите процесс установки.
Согласитесь с установкой драйверов виртуального COM-порта.
После запуска Lantronix CPR Manager потребуется выбрать используемые виртуальные COM-порты. При этом занятые системой порты будут неактивны.
Подключение к кодеру можно настроить только при использовании порта с 1-го по 8-й. В данном случае мы настроим подключение через 2-й COM-порт.
В окне Device List будет найдено нужное устройство, двойной клик по которому ассоциирует его со вторым COM-портом.
Осталось проверить, что на брандмауэре и маршрутизаторе открыты необходимые порты, в частности должен быть открыт порт 10001. Если используется брандмауэр, нажмите на кнопку Add Rx Port.
В конце нажмите кнопку «Save» для применения изменений.
Протестировать подключение можно на вкладке «Com 2 tests».
Latest version of DeviceInstaller
If you need a stand-alone DeviceInstaller setup application for a host with no internet access, you can download it here:
If you need the latest DeviceInstaller Product Information Base file, you can download it here:
Command Line Utilities:
These command line utilities can be used to troubleshoot DeviceInstaller (DI) issues. Type the command with no arguments for a Usage message. These are stand-alone utilities, no installation is required:
| Utility | Comment |
| dsearch | Searches for Lantronix device servers on the local network using DI search broadcasts |
| dping | «pings» Lantronix device servers on the local network using DI search protocol |
| dlisten | Listens for DI search broadcasts on the local network |
Device Installer does not include firmware
To download firmware for your Lantronix product, Click Here.
To configure, go to the Control Panel, go to Network Settings, select the corresponding network adapter, choose Properties, and go to the Advanced tab.
For most current Lantronix device servers, only port 30718 must be added as an Exception. If you are using the DeviceInstaller with legacy device servers such as the MSSs, add exceptions for 43282 and 43283.
If the connection is between two different sites you may also need to allow these ports access through the corporate firewall. As Device installer only detects units on the local subnet.
[Originally Published On: 01/22/2002 12:59 PM]
Latest version of DeviceInstaller
If you need a stand-alone DeviceInstaller setup application for a host with no internet access, you can download it here:
If you need the latest DeviceInstaller Product Information Base file, you can download it here:
Command Line Utilities:
These command line utilities can be used to troubleshoot DeviceInstaller (DI) issues. Type the command with no arguments for a Usage message. These are stand-alone utilities, no installation is required:
| Utility | Comment |
| dsearch | Searches for Lantronix device servers on the local network using DI search broadcasts |
| dping | «pings» Lantronix device servers on the local network using DI search protocol |
| dlisten | Listens for DI search broadcasts on the local network |
Device Installer does not include firmware
To download firmware for your Lantronix product, Click Here.
To configure, go to the Control Panel, go to Network Settings, select the corresponding network adapter, choose Properties, and go to the Advanced tab.
For most current Lantronix device servers, only port 30718 must be added as an Exception. If you are using the DeviceInstaller with legacy device servers such as the MSSs, add exceptions for 43282 and 43283.
If the connection is between two different sites you may also need to allow these ports access through the corporate firewall. As Device installer only detects units on the local subnet.
[Originally Published On: 01/22/2002 12:59 PM]
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Com Port Redirector (CPR) is software that maps ‘virtual COM’ ports on a PC platform. It redirects application data destined to an attached device via the PC’s local serial (COM) port. Rather than going out the local port, the data is transmitted across the Ethernet network using TCP/IP. A device server attached to the network receives the data and transfers it from its own serial port to the attached equipment.
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