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IP Server 900 Programming Manual Function 3: Station programming
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Phone programming
The most important thing to remember about phone programming as it relates to ESI Video Management is
that each ESI Video Adapter must first be discovered and assigned a static IP address using IP Server 900
Web ESI System Programmer: Once this is completed and Function 376 programming is sent to the IP
Server 900, you can edit Video Adapter programming using either IP Server 900 Web ESI System
Programmer or the phone. Here is what you can edit via the phone:
1. Create an ESI Video Adapter ID number.
VIDEO ADP ID:
Range: 1–999.
2. Edit the Adapter type (remote/local), using the scroll key.
VIDEO ADP TYPE:
SURV LOCAL >
Options: LOCAL and REMOTE.
3. Edit the Adapter name.
VIDEO ADPXXX
NAME:
The name may be up to 10 characters in length.
Default: VID_ADPXXX, where XXX is the Adapter’s ID number.
4. If no Video Adapter programming has been done up to this point, the Video Adapter’s IP address,
MAC address, and HTTP port numbers will show as all-zeroes. You can enter the Video Adapter’s
IP address, MAC address, and HTTP port information in phone programming — but this will update
only the ESI system, and not the Adapter itself. To update the Adapter itself, you must access the
ESI Video Adapter Programmer under Function 376 in IP Server 900 Web ESI System
Programmer. It’s in this programming tool that information is sent to the Video Adapter itself.
Use the first six programmable feature keys to enter letters for the MAC address.
VID ADPXXX MAC:
VAXXX IP ADD:
HTTP PORT:
Note: The ESI Video Adapter uses only port prefix 59.
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