Assa Abloy TRAKA32 - Ethernet; Moxa; Xport

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2.2 ETHERNET
Ethernet is the most popular form of communication allowing multiple Traka Systems to be administered from multiple
copies of the Traka32 software using an existing Ethernet.
At present Traka uses a Traka Ethernet Device (TED) to connect to connect a Traka System to an Ethernet. There
are currently two types of TED available...
Moxa
Xport
Each device has to be configured to talk across the network you are installing Traka onto. Before configuring each
device you will need to obtain some information from the Network Administrator of the network you are installing
onto. Each device will require the following information from the Network Administrator...
 Static IP Address
 Subnet Mask
 Default Gateway