Black Box LRU4240 manual Using the Ethernet port as management interface, Using Terminal Software

Dual Trunk E1 Router

Using the Ethernet port as management interface

As an alternative to managing the Dual Trunk E1 Router via the COMM port, you can manage it directly using the Ethernet port (ENET). You can then Telnet into the device from any workstation in the network. This provides for both local and remote access.

Using Terminal Software

Once you have attached the Dual Trunk E1 Router to a terminal using one of the methods described above, you will need to use terminal emulation software to communicate with, and configure the device. You may use Hyperterm Windows, or the terminal emulation software of your choice. If using Hyperterm, follow the instructions outlined below to set up and run the program.

Terminal Setup

The COMM Port factory default settings on your device are defined as:

•Baud Rate — 38400

•Parity Bit — none

•Word Length — 8

•Stop Bits — 2

Make sure that your terminal software is set to work with these parameters, or use the front panel to alter the default settings. Once you are logged in, the unit’s COMM port settings may be changed as shown in the section “Adjusting COMM Port Settings” on page 31. In addition, the following parameters should be set:

•Hardware Flow Control––none

•Terminal Emulation––VT-100

Hyperterm Windows Setup

Hypterterm is a Windows terminal emulation program that can be used to log on to the unit.

1. Run Hypertrm.exe.

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