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40-7705I-UM Page 19 Rev 4 March 16, 2007
5.0 System Startup and Access:
AES ships the 7705i MultiNet Receiver with the Linux operating system and IP-
Link programs pre-installed and with basic configuration already complete to
operate as shown in Figure 4-1. Each installation will have site-specific
parameters that would typically be changed or entered during initial installation
and setup.
Refer to separate guide for assistance with initial setup.
Familiarity with the Linux operating system will be necessary to run programs
that operate, control and configure your IP-Link system. Refer to Appendix A for
a list of some common Linux commands you might use in this process.
5.1 1
st
Time Notes:
The first time that the MultiNet Receiver is powered up, it will require some
configuration specific to the unique installation environment in which it is to be
used. A directly attached keyboard, monitor and mouse will be needed to perform
this configuration. Refer to separate Initial Installation and Setup Guide. Do not
connect the Ethernet ports to an active network until you are confident the TCP/IP
settings are appropriate for the target network.
5.2 Power up:
If this is a standalone system, or if you are still configured for initial setup as
shown on Figure 4-1 with an attached keyboard, monitor and mouse, turn on
power of the attached video monitor.
Switch the power of the 7705i to the on position. The main switch for the power
supply is on the back panel. This must be switched to on first. Then if the startup
process does not automatically begin, push the Power push button Switch on the
front panel to initiate the startup process.
Once the startup process has begun, the 7705i MultiNet Receiver will initialize,
going through its normal boot sequence executing the programs defined in the
configuration files. Password protected remote access through VNC is factory
configured. Web access to the Admin GUI, which is an html-based interface,
should be available after a proper startup, assuming the network settings are
properly configured for the receiver’s attached network.
Section of Rear Panel of Receiver Section of Front Panel of Receiver
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