Inova OnTime Digital Clock Owner's Manual
Section 7: Telnet Configuration
You may also choose to configure the digital clock using a telnet session instead of using DHCP. This section describes the telnet commands used in an initial setup. These commands include:
•Accessing Help Commands
•Assigning an IP Address
•Specifying a Time Server
•Testing the Time Server Synchronization
•Selecting the Time Server
•Selecting Time Zones
•Configuring Daylight Saving Time
•Configuring 12/24 Time Format
•Configuring AM/PM Indicator
•Configuring Colons On/Off
A complete list of these telnet commands plus other optional commands can be found in Appendix A.
Accessing Telnet Command Line and Signing In
To configure your PoE clock, you must know its IP address. If you are uncertain of its address, see Page 24 in Appendix A for information on how to identify it. You can then log into the clock from a PC using telnet:
1.From the Windows Start Menu, choose Run.
2.When the Run window appears, type cmd and press Enter.
3.When the command line window appears, type a telnet command like this where you substitute for xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx the known IP address on your network of the PoE clock: telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
The clock login prompt appears:
Digital Clock
Welcome to Clock Version xxx iclock login:
Additionally, the clock’s service light begins to blink.
4.Enter the clock’s login ID (iclock).
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