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| The supplied Ethernet cable can be used to place the LAN Bridge on your local network. | The supplied Ethernet cable can be used to place the LAN Bridge on your local network. | ||
| - | By default, the LAN Bridge is configured to communicate over both UDP broadcasts and TCP Server on port 10207. | + | <WRAP center round info 90%> |
| + | By default, the LAN Bridge is configured to communicate over both ''**UDP broadcasts** and **TCP Server** on port **10207**''. | ||
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| ==== RS232 ==== | ==== RS232 ==== | ||
| The RJ12 port is used to communicate to and from RS232 devices.\\ | The RJ12 port is used to communicate to and from RS232 devices.\\ | ||
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| * Communicating with third party RS232 devices such as projectors, TVs, etc. | * Communicating with third party RS232 devices such as projectors, TVs, etc. | ||
| - | By default the LAN Bridge is configured to communicate directly with any connected serial device on TCP port 10208.\\ | + | <WRAP center round info 90%> |
| + | By default the LAN Bridge is configured to communicate directly with any connected serial device on ''TCP port 10208''.\\ | ||
| The LAN Bridge must be set to RS232 mode first (by using the setup button on the top of the LAN Bridge, or via the System Commander configuration software). | The LAN Bridge must be set to RS232 mode first (by using the setup button on the top of the LAN Bridge, or via the System Commander configuration software). | ||
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| === Socket and Cable Pinouts === | === Socket and Cable Pinouts === | ||
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| ===== LAN Bridge Configuration ===== | ===== LAN Bridge Configuration ===== | ||
| - | Configuring the LAN Bridge is done via the Windows Application called [[software:system-commander|System Commander]]. You can learn the basics of System Commander by visiting [[software:system-commander|this page.]] | + | [[hardware:lan-bridge:lan-bridge-configuration|Click here to learn more about configuring the LAN Bridge.]] |
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| - | ==== System Commander Tabs ==== | + | |
| - | The following configuration tabs are available in System Commander for each LAN Bridge. | + | |
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| - | === General === | + | |
| - | {{:hardware:lan_bridge_general_tab.png?nolink|}} | + | |
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| - | The general tab allows you to configure the following information. | + | |
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| - | == 1 - Device Info == | + | |
| - | Change the CFLink ID of the device by using the up and down arrows or by entering a number. The CFLink ID must be between 2 and 238. This number must also be unique on the CFLink network, if there is a CFLink conflict the LAN bridge will [[software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:quick-start-page-2#automatic-id-conflict-resolution|automatically assign the device a different ID]]. | + | |
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| - | In this tab you can also view the devices serial number, firmware version and MAC address. | + | |
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| - | To turn off UDP broadcasting, un-tick the box labelled ''UDP 10207 Broadcast''. | + | |
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