Moxa Technologies 2310 Rear Panel, Network and Status LEDs, 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port, Condition

VPort 2310 User’s Manual Introduction

Rear Panel

	1
INPUT	2
12 VDC

COM	Relay	Digtal	C: Common
RS-485	Output	Input	NO: Normal Open

NO C

3

RESET

1:NETWORK

2:CONNECT

3:SERIAL

COM	10/100 Mbps
(RS-232)	Ethernet

Network and Status LEDs

Each time the Video Server starts up, it performs a Power-On-Self-Test (POST) to examine each hardware module. VPort 2310 Video Server has 3 LEDs:

1.NETWORK: detects the network’s Tx/Rx status

2.CONNECT: checks if the Video Server alive or not

3.SERIAL: checks if the RS-232/485 COM port alive or not

As soon as the administrator plugs in the power connector, both the CONNECT and SERIAL LED’s will flash, one by one, until the diagnosis is finished. If the result is okay, these 2 LEDs will turn off momentarily, and then follow the pattern shown in the table below. If any of the modules fails, refer to Chapter 7, Troubleshooting, under Power On Self Test for the error pattern, and then follow the troubleshooting procedures. If the system still does not operate normally, contact your reseller for technical service.

Condition		LED1	LED2	LED3
		(NETWORK)	(CONNECT)	(SERIAL)
Ethernet alive	VPort’s IP is assigned	Flash	Flash	OFF
	VPort’s IP is not assigned	Flash	OFF	OFF
Ethernet defunct		OFF	OFF	ON after 30 sec
During camera control		Flash	Flash	Flash

10/100 Mbps Ethernet port

Use a UTP category 5 cable shorter than 100 meters to connect to an Ethernet network. Once the Ethernet connection is established, the Video Server will use the Ethernet interface instead of the modem attached to the COM port.

RS-232 COM port

If the Video Server is connected to the network via the Ethernet interface, you can use the RS-232 serial port to control a PTZ camera.

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