Through IP TIP100 Manual de usuario

THROUGH IP

REMOTE TRANSCEIVER INTERFACE

User Guide

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Contents

Chapter 1 Welcome..........................................................................3

TIP100 Components...........................................................................3

What you will need to set up a TIP100................................................3

TIP100 Front Panel............................................................................4

TIP100 Rear Panel.............................................................................5

Chapter 2 Getting Started................................................................7

Settin Up the TIP100........................................................................8

Confi urin the TIP100......................................................................9

Confi urin the TIP100 for the NGT Transceiver................................10

Confi urin the TIP100 for the NGT Handset.....................................11

Chapter 3 Using the TIP100..........................................................13

Handset Operation...........................................................................13

Network Connections........................................................................14

Internet Links..................................................................................14

TIP100 Status Web Pa e..................................................................14

TIP100 Confi uration Web Pa e........................................................17

TIP100 Handset Confi uration Web Pa e..........................................18

Chapter 4 emote Monitoring.......................................................19

Status Web Pa e..............................................................................19

SYSLOG Messa es & Lo Level.........................................................19

SNMP Monitorin & SNMP Traps.......................................................20

Chapter 5 Tips and Troubleshooting.............................................23

If you can't connect to the web pa es of the TIP100..........................24

If your NGT Handset does not power on............................................24

If you can't hear sound....................................................................25

If you have trouble controllin the NGT transceiver............................25

TIP100 Status Li hts........................................................................25

Chapter 6 Learning More, Service, and Support............................27

Chapter 7 Connectors....................................................................29

TIP100 Rear Panel Connectors..........................................................29

Interface Cable Connectors...............................................................30

Chapter 8 Specifications................................................................35

Network..........................................................................................35

Power..............................................................................................35

Physical...........................................................................................35

Environmental..................................................................................35

Compliance......................................................................................36

Index..............................................................................................37

Welcome 1

Chapter 1 Welcome

Con ratulations on purchasin a TIP100 Through

IP Remote Transceiver Interface for your Codan NGT

series HF transceiver. Read this section to learn about

the features of the interface and what you need to

set it up.

TIP100 Components

●TIP1 interface unit.

●Mains power supply (12V DC Plug Pack).

●TIP1 to NGT Handset interface cable.

●TIP1 to NGT Transceiver interface cable.

What you ill need to set up a TIP100

●Codan NGT series HF transceiver with NGT handset and a

speaker.

●A computer with web browser (e.g. Firefox, Internet

Explorer) and an Ethernet or Wireless network connection.

The computer needs to connected to the same network as

your TIP1 interface unit).

●An Ethernet or Wireless network.

●Ethernet network interface cable.

●A broadband Internet connection (DSL/Cable/LAN). The

broadband connection will need a minimum of 128kbit in both

the upload and download direction.

TIP100 Front Panel

RESET This small recessed button can be

pressed with the tip of a pen or

pencil. A brief press of the button will

reset the device. Holding the button

pressed in for approximately 1

seconds will restore factory default

settings. This is indicated by the

green STATUS LED being on and the

red STATUS LED blinking.

TX On the handset side, the TX indicator

shows that the handset PTT button is

pressed.

LINK Indicates if a link is active or not.

STATUS The status lights blink when the

TIP1 interface unit starts up and is

establishing a network link. When the

TIP1 interface unit is on and has an

IP address, the status lights show

solid green. For more information on

the status lights of the TIP1

interface unit, see page 25.

4 Welcome

TIP100 Rear Panel

TRANSCEIVER Connect the TIP1 interface unit to

either the NGT Transceiver or to the

NGT Handset using the corresponding

interface cable.

LAN Connect the TIP1 interface unit to a

wired LAN network.

PWR Plug the 12V DC power cord from the

mains power supply into the TIP1

interface unit. Note that on the

transceiver side the TIP1 interface

unit needs to remain powered at all

times independently of the

transceiver to allow the transceiver to

be remotely powered off and on.

Welcome 5

6 Welcome

Getting Started 2

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Use the information in this chapter to set up and

confi ure the TIP100 Through IP Remote

Transceiver Interface.

To get started you will need to:

●Have a mains power supply to power the TIP1 interface

unit.

●Connect interface cables to your TIP1 interface unit and an

Ethernet network.

●Connect either a “TIP1 to NGT Handset” interface cable or

a “TIP1 to NGT Transceiver” interface cable to the TIP1

interface unit.

●Connect a speaker to the socket on the interface cable to

allow you to hear the IP address announcement from the

TIP1 interface unit.

●Ensure that your network has a facility to automatically

assign IP numbers like through DHCP,

-or-

●Have a statically allocated IP address available that can be

used to configure your TIP1 interface unit.

Setting Up the TIP100

Before you begin, make sure you have all the appropriate cables for

your set-up. Start the system set-up with the TIP1 interface unit

that is going to be connected to the NGT transceiver. Ensure that you

have the speaker that comes with your transceiver available for this

set-up.

Step 1: Connect a network cable

Plug a standard (straight) network cable into the network port (LAN)

of the TIP1 interface unit and the other end into your network hub

or network switch. You can also use a crossover network cable (not

included) for a direct connection to your PC.

Step 2: Connecting the interface cable

Connect either a “TIP1 to NGT Handset” or a “TIP1 to NGT

Transceiver” interface cable to your TIP1 interface unit to the

socket marked TRANSCEIVER on the TIP1 interface unit.

Step 3: Connecting a speaker

Connect the loudspeaker that comes with your transceiver to the

speaker socket on the interface cable that you connected to the

TIP1 interface unit. If you are setting up the TIP1 for the

transceiver, this speaker will only be used temporarily so you can

hear the IP address announcements and can be removed after the

configuration is complete.

Step 4: Connect the power supply

Plug the round DC power plug of the power supply module into the

socket marked PWR on the TIP1 interface unit.

Plug the power supply into an appropriate electrical outlet and switch

on the outlet if required.

Step 5: Network startup

The TIP1 interface unit will now search for a DHCP server to get an

IP address and announce it over the loudspeaker.

8 Getting Started

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