Clarinet Systems EthIR LAN manual EthIR Beam Supported Platforms, Order of Installation

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EthIR Beam Supported Platforms

Notebook Computer

To connect to the EthIR Beam, a notebook computer requires the following:

1.Microsoft Windows 95 with infrared protocol stack and IrLAN. Microsoft Windows 98/2000 with infrared protocol stack and ClarinetIR or Direct Cable Connection (DCC). Check your notebook vendor’s documentation. Apple MacOS v. 8.5 or later with infrared protocol stack and IrLAN.

2.Framer (infrared device driver)

3.IrDA compatible infrared port enabled.

Note: If your notebook IR port supports a connection speed of 4Mbps, you may have to update your Windows 95 infrared drivers to use the 4Mbps connection; otherwise, the port may connect at 115Kbps. See APPENDIX E for instructions.

Handheld PC (H/PC), PocketPC, Palm-sized PC (P/PC), or Cell phone

An H/PC or P/PC must run Windows CE 2.0+. PocketPC devices using Windows CE

3.0or higher. Palm Organizers IIIx, IIIxe, V, Vx, and VII must run OS 3.3+. Palm VII must run OS 3.5+. Also including any devices that my run ClarinetIR™. These devices (as well as Windows 98 using DCC) are referred to as IR/PPP devices in this Guide. Cell phone should support IrDA OBEX.

Installation

Order of Installation

Install the EthIR Switch first, then install the EthIR Beam.

EthIR Switch (ES208 / 216 / 608)

The EthIR Switch, in 8 and 16 port versions each able to support multiple EthIR Beams for infrared connectivity or a LAN card for Ethernet connectivity.

The following figure illustrates the front panel of the EthIR Switch into which the device cables are plugged:

Note: ES608 has four EthIR Beams built in. Please refer ES608 data sheet for detail.

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Contents EthIR LAN User Guide Page Clarinet Systems, Inc Copyright Table of Contents Updating The Firmware Switch Security Chapter ClarinetIR Appendix F Page How this Guide Is Organized Introducing EthIR LANUser Profile Appendices ConventionsContacting Clarinet Systems Page Installation Requirements Introduction to EthIR LAN ComponentsEthIR Switch ES208 / 216 InstallationOrder of Installation EthIR Beam Supported PlatformsInstall EthIR Switch ES208 EthIR Switch ES101/301/3011b/1000Install EthIR Switch ES101 / 301 / 3011b IR/PPPInfrared Mode ES208 / 216 only Pass Through Mode ES208 / 216 onlyUnderstanding the EthIR Switch Panel LEDs ES208 / 216 only EthIR Beam EthIR Soft Family of ProductsInfrared Support for Windows ClarinetIRIntroduction Configure EthIR SwitchCSI Configuration Tool CSI Configuration Tool Installation CSI Configuration Tool FunctionsConfigure via Infrared CSI Configuration Tool Window DescriptionConnectivity Choices for Using the CSI Configuration Tool Setting The IP Address Of The Switch For The First Time Configure via IP addressClick the Configure via Infrared Searching For EthIR Switches Above picture illustrates the discovery of three Switches NVM Editor General Info TabSnmp Variables Tab IP Pool Tab except ESB3011bRF Card Info ESB3011B only Model ES101 / 301 Models ES208 / 216WEP ESB3011b only Switch Security Updating The FirmwareChapter ClarinetIR Page Installing Infrared Support for Windows Appendix aPage Page Binding TCP/IP Protocol for Notebook IPX/SPXPage Page Appendix B Page Appendix C Disabling Puma Technology’s IR Communication SoftwarePage Appendix D Browsing the Network Neighborhood Windows 95/98Page Appendix E Upgrading from 115Kbps to 4Mbps SpeedsPage Page Page Configuration Options Before You Begin Needed Changes to Your SystemUsing IrLAN with Windows 95 Notebooks Click Options Page Using Direct Cable Connection with Windows 98 Notebooks Install Direct Cable ConnectionPage Configure Infrared Monitor for Direct Cable Connection Configure Direct Cable Connection for the First Time Page Connecting to and Disconnecting from the Network Page Using Direct Cable Connection with Windows 2000 Notebooks Page Configuring Windows CE Handheld PCs Adding Direct Connection to Remote NetworkingPage Click OK to finish the configuration of the new connection Specifying an Http Proxy Server Using IrLAN with Apple MacOS Powerbooks Configuring Palm Organizers