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IP Server 900 Programming Manual Function 3: Station programming
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(c.) Once you’re in the local Web page for the Video Adapter, click Configuration in the left-hand
panel; then click Network.
(d.) In the IP Address field (under LAN/User Fixed IP Address), enter the Adapter’s static IP address.
(e.) In the HTTP section, update the HTTP port to 59XXX, where XXX is the last octet of the Video
Adapter’s IP address (e.g., if the IP address is 10.0.10.17, the HTTP port will be 59017).
(f.) At the bottom of the page, click Save. This will update the Video Adapter (Fig. 4):
Figure 4
Note: If you want to set up certain Video Adapter parameters, such as hot spots, refer to “Programming
Video Adapter parameters” in the ESI Video Adapter Installation and Programming Manual (ESI #
0450-1241). When you’re finished, return here and proceed to step 6, below, to continue with
Installation programming in Function 376.
6. For each Video Adapter you wish to program, repeat steps 1–5.
7. When you’ve finished making changes in the Video Adapter’s local Web page, go back to Function 376
in IP Server 900 Web ESI System Programmer. You’ll need to re-enter the IP address and HTTP port
information here.
(a.) Double-click the IP Address field for the desired Video Adapter. A small window will appear (Fig.
5), allowing you to enter the IP address and HTTP port. These two fields must match what you
entered in the Video Adapter’s local Web page. (The MAC address was already entered during
the Video Adapter discovery process.)
(b.) Click Save.
Figure 5
8. Because a Video Adapter doesn’t take up a port on the ESI system, it doesn’t need an extension number
and, therefore, each Video Adapter is assigned an ID number. IP Server 900 Web ESI System
Programmer starts with ID number 1, by default; however, if you wish, you can change this number by
typing in the ESI Video Adapter ID field (shown in Fig. 2).
Range: 1–999.
9. For each Video Adapter, enter a 10-character Name.
10. Currently, ESI supports Video Adapters only on a local network. When ESI supports Video Adapters on
remote networks, you can set a Video Adapter for remote networking by double-clicking its Type field
and choosing Surv Remote.
Otherwise, continue to step 11.
11. The IP Address field displays the IP address, MAC address, and other IP parameters assigned in ESI
Video Adapter programming as discussed in step 7.
Note: Changing the Video Adapter’s IP address in IP Server 900 Web ESI System Programmer (or via
the phone) and sending changes will update only the ESI system and not the Video Adapter.
Therefore, you must also change the Adapter’s IP Address using the Video Adapter’s local Web
page as previously explained.