Installation and Setup
LEDs on LAN 10/100 (Ethernet) RJ-45 Connector
NetLinx LED - Active connection
Yellow LED - Speed Status
Green LED - L/A (link/Activity) Status
FIG. 18 LAN 10/100 port LEDs
The LAN 10/100 port is an Ethernet link connector, handling Ethernet 10/100 connections for 100 Mbps (megabits per second) and 10 Mbps. (This connection is compatible with most Ethernet based LANs.)
The two small rectangular LEDs on the LAN 10/100 connector indicate the following. Yellow Speed Status LED:
ON – Speed status is 100 Mbps Off – Speed status is 10 Mbps
Green L/A (Link/Activity) Status LED:
ON – Link status is active (when Ethernet cables are connected and terminated correctly); blinks when receiving Ethernet data packets
Off – Link status is not active
Note: When the connection is made, the DHCP server on the network will automatically assign an IP address. If you power down and power back up, the DHCP server will reassign the IP address, which may or may not be the same address it assigned before. To prevent the possibility of the IP address changing at power up, you can change the DHCP IP address to a static IP address (see page 75).
System Setup for a LAN Connection
Important: The HDMI-UTPro uses DHCP by default.
The system setup example below illustrates an HDMI UTPro connected to a LAN. Both computers in the illustration have access to the enclosure, as does the NetLinx Controller.
FIG. 19 HDMI UTPro connected via a LAN to two PCs and a NetLinx Controller
Tip: The directions on the following page assume that you are connecting the HDMI UTPro to an active LAN (network) that utilizes DHCP. If not, see the “Workaround” below the instructions first.
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