Transition Networks SDSFE31XX-100 manual Describes the fields on the IP Trap Manager display

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Configuration software, continued

IP trap

Click the “IP Trap Manager” link to launch the IP Trap manager submenu option,

manager

shown in Figure 40.

submenu

 

Figure 40: IP Trap Manager Option display

Table 2 describes the fields on the IP Trap Manager display.

Table 2: IP Trap Parameters and Descriptions

 

Parameter

Description

 

IP Address

Enter the IP address(s) of the terminal(s) that you want to

 

 

monitor for failures. When a failure occurs, an alarm will be

 

 

sent if enabled. Enter their community names and disable or

 

 

enable their alarm function accordingly.

 

Community Name

SNMP community names.

 

Status

Alarm function: disabled or enabled.

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Page Page Table of Contents Transition Networks Iii Intentionally Blank Trademark Copyright restrictions FCC warning CE MarkMay be required to take adequate preventative measures About this product and manual About this product and manual Box contents The box should include the followingPerformance Observe this caution could result in EMI problemsEquipment, or injury to persons Damage to the Device ServerSDSFE31xx-100 Industrial Device Server Transition Networks Intentionally Blank See Section SDSFE31xx-100 Industrial Device ServerThis section These are the topics TopicFeatures General descriptionOverview Standard SDSFE31xx-100 Industrial part numbersFunctions Physical descriptionParts FunctionsDevice server parts and functions Physical descriptionIntentionally Blank Topic See Section InstallationThis section These are the topicsDevice Service mounting location Mounted DIN Rail Clip DIN rail clip and DIN rail mountingStep Action DIN rail clip and DIN rail mountingDevice Server Grounding Screw Grounding the Device ServerRedundant Power Connections Connecting power to the Device ServerPolarity. See Figure Connecting power to the Device ServerTurn the external power source OFF Strip the power wires as requiredWired Terminal-Block Plug Inserted Into Device Server Terminal-block plug wiring Step ActionAlarm Relay Contacts Connecting an alarm fixtureConnecting an alarm fixture FaultIndications Fiber Cable Connections Connecting fiber cablesDB-9 cable Connecting DB-9 cableInstallation Section for DB-9 cable pinoutsDip Switch Settings and Explanations DIP SwitchesIntentionally Blank Section Operations LEDs Light emitting diodes LEDsLogin Dialog Box Device Server configurationWeb access Device Server configurationSystem Restart Configuration softwareSystem information submenu Master information submenu Configuration softwareSerial Port Transfer Configuration Submenu Display Configuration menu optionsSerial Device Connection to a Host via Ethernet Network Serial port config submenu Submenu Item DescriptionSerial Tunneling Submenu Item Description RS-232 Port Connection Status Submenu DisplayUser config SubmenuSee Figure Firmware Upgrade Submenu Http Firmware File Name Captured FW upgrade via Http Step ActionIndex Page System information Display FW upgrade via HttpFW upgrade via Tftp Step Action Configuration System Backup File Display Backup File Restore Display Snmp Communities Display Snmp configuration menu Snmp communities submenuIP Trap Parameters and Descriptions Describes the fields on the IP Trap Manager displayIP trap manager submenu Will be erased System restoreSystem Restore ResetIntentionally Blank Section Serial IP Redirector Software SectionThis are the topics Serial IP redirect software description Needed? Step Action What isInstallation Wizard Dialog Box Installing serial IP redirector softwareSoftware Destination Folder Dialog Box Installing serial IP redirector softwareSelect Features Dialog Box Ready to Install Application Dialog Box Step Action Upgrading serial IP redirector software Software upgradesSerial IP Control Panel Dialog Box Creating virtual COM portsSelect Ports Dialog Box Creating virtual COM portsVirtual Port Configuration COM Port 7 Configuration Wizard If the wizard is Setting button will be active. See FigureIf the wizard FailsSerial/IP Port Monitor If the wizard is successful Step ActionSection Troubleshooting Troubleshooting problem and corrective action tableIntroduction Problem Potential Cause Potential Solution Troubleshooting problem and corrective action tableThis section provides copper and fiber cable specifications Section Cable SpecificationsPinouts Copper DB-9 RS-232serial cable specificationsWhat is RS-232 SpecificationsFiber cable and optic specifications ParameterSpecificationFiber Cable Specifications Intentionally Blank Section Contact Us, Warranty Conformity Information Contact us Declaration of Conformity Conformity declarationWarranty Warranty Canadian Compliance informationCompliances RegulationsTo the Public Telephone NETWORK. Failure to observe this Compliance informationAccordance with European Union Directive 2002/96/EC Portion of this documentIntentionally Blank Appendix a Technical Specification SDSFES31xx-100 specifications, notices, and warningsParameter Description This warning could result in an eye injury or blindness SDSFES31xx-100 specifications, notices, and warningsSubchapter J applicable at the date of manufacture Could result in damage to equipmentIndex COM Port ConfigurationPacket Mode