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Other programs in the MultiNet receiver evaluate and distribute the data to an

appropriate application on this machine or another located on the LAN, WAN or

Internet. These other applications may re-distribute the data, store it in a database

for later retrieval, send it out a local RS232 serial COM port, send it out a printer

port or perform whatever function the application is designed. A single MultiNet

Receiver can have multiple IP-Link Transceivers installed locally or anywhere

connected by a TCP/IP connection. This capability allows the IntelliNet network

to be expanded virtually to any location desired that is serviced by the LAN,

WAN or Internet.

1.3 7170 IP-Link Transceivers:

These units communicate to the MultiNet Receiver via a direct Ethernet

connection, LAN, WAN or the Internet. Models have an integrated Modem to

communicate using a phone line if the TCP/IP connection is down. The IP-Link

acts much like a subscriber that re-transmits its received data packets via the

TCP/IP connection rather than via an RF transmission. This allows the IP-Link

Transceiver to be located outside of RF communication with a central station

receiver and the expansion of the IntelliNet system into previously unreachable

locations. They should be installed with the same care that a central station

receiver would as they are usually the primary path to the central receiver

location. Multiple IP-Link Transceivers can be installed in a single RF cloud to

act as backup or to provide multiple paths for subscribers in a geographical area.

Each IP-Link Transceiver can operate at the same frequency or at another.

Operating at other frequencies allows for an overcrowded region to get a new

clear frequency and still be able to be managed by the same receiver. It also

allows the expansion into other regions, states, countries or islands where

regulations may require operation at a different frequency than your other IP-Link

Transceivers.

1.4 Document Conventions:

<Key> Characters between angled brackets refer to a specific key on the

keyboard.

Example <Enter> means to press the Enter Key.

{variable} Characters between these braces refer to a value that will vary

dependant on any number of circumstances or configurations.

Example: {username} means to replace {username} with the

appropriate user name.

Example 2: {IP Address} would require a valid IP address be

typed in place of the label.

[Screen Text] Square brackets have several uses. Occasionally refers to a

Graphical Button, usually selected by clicking on the screen

graphic.

Also used to indicate a selection available by choosing from an

available list.

May also be used to show actual characters displayed.

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