Telos Zephyr Xstream Two-Way Radio User Manual


 
USER’S MANUAL
Section 3: GUIDED TOUR of the HARDWARE 30
Ethernet
Thisisanindustrystandard100BaseTEthernetconnectorontheusual8position/8pin
miniaturemodular(RJ45style)jack.Oldermodelshaveonly10BaseTcapability.Onunits
madesince3
rd
quarter2006thissupportstheLivewireaudiooverEthernetstandard.Using
TelnetandTCP/IPyoucanconnecttotheZephyrXstream’scommandlineinterfacetocontrolit
oraccessdiagnosticmodes.OryoucanusethisporttocontrolyourXstreamusingHTMLviaa
standardwebbrowser.ThewebbrowserinterfaceisalsousedtoupdatetheZ
ephyrXstream’s
operatingsoftware.SeeSections12(SystemFunctions&RemoteControl)&Section13(Deep
TechInfo)fordetails.
The100BaseTconnectorhastwointegralLEDindicators,whichcanbehelpful,ifproblemsare
suspected.
Thegreen“Link”LED(left)indicatesthepresenceofaliveph
ysicalconnectiontoaworking
Ethernethub(orotherdevice).Ifthegreenindicatordoesnotlight,youshouldcheckyour
networkwiringandEthernetswitch.Theabsenceofthelinklightmightalsoindicatea
hardwarefailureoftheZephyrXstream.
Theamber“Activity”LED(right)indi
catesnetworkactivityonthissegmentofthenetwork.
Dependingonnetworkactivity,thisindicatormayonlyilluminateoccasionally;flickeringofthis
lightisnormal.
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IMPORTANT!
Xstreams manufactured prior to 3
rd
quarter 2006 have a 10 Base-T connector instead of a
100Base-T connector. You can identify if your unit supports 100 Base-T and Livewire
input/output by checking the rear panel, or by looking in the first System menu. If the rear
panel says "100 Base-T" or the software version shown in the system menu end with "r" or "b"
your unit has the 100 Base-T Ethernet and supports Livewire input/output.
YoucanuseabrowsertocommunicatewiththeZephyrXstream.JustenteranIPaddressinto
theXstreamandenterthatIPaddressinyourwebbrowser.Username,ifrequested,is“user”
andthereisnodefaultpassword.TheZephyrXstreamusesafixedIPaddress.
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HOT TIP!
Direct communication is possible without an IP router if both the computer and Xstream have
IP addresses in the same subnet (i.e. the first 3 numbers in the IP address match).
You can even connect a computer directly to the Xstream if you use the correct Ethernet
“crossover cable”. See Appendix 9.
The IP addresses in the range of 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255 are examples of addresses
for private network use. They are not assigned to any router on the Internet. Of course, you
should make sure they are not being used by another computer on your LAN. Note that these
IP addresses cannot be used to update your unit directly from Telos (since they work for local
access only).