Fugro 920 Series - 1 Connecting to the receiver with Ethernet; 1.1 Connecting via a TCP;IP local area network (LAN); Configure the receiver to use DHCP addressing; Connect to the receiver

B31002700PMBRA2 Installing the GLONASS option (on Fugro 920x GNSS receivers)
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1 Connecting to the receiver with Ethernet
1.1 Connecting via a TCP/IP local area network (LAN)
 Connect your computer to a port on the LAN’s network switch/router, using a
standard straight through Cat 5/Cat 5e ethernet flylead
 Connect the receiver to a separate port on the same network switch/router, also
using a straight through flylead, plugged-into the ethernet connector on the
receiver’s multi port adapter (MPA) or on the rear panel of the 9200-IPDU
Configure the receiver to use DHCP addressing
 On the receiver’s front panel, use the following key sequence:
to enter Edit mode
 Then or as necessary to change from Disabled to Enabled
 to store the new setting
 Shut the receiver down by holding the power button for 3 seconds
 Once the receiver’s green power indicator light has gone out, press the power
button once to restart it
 Find out the receiver’s IP address using the following key sequence:
Connect to the receiver
 Enter the receiver’s IP address, including the dots, into your computer’s web
browser address bar, and press Return
 Supply the username and password when asked. The factory-set default values
are:
Username: admin Password: password
Note that these may have been changed by the person responsible for
administering the receiver
1.2 Connecting directly to a standalone receiver
If you have a standalone receiver i.e. one that is not already connected to a LAN via a
network switch/router, it will be necessary to make a direct ethernet connection
between the computer and receiver and set up a static private network.
Make sure you use the correct type of ethernet flylead:
 If your receiver is configured with a 9200-IPDU you may use a
normal straight through Cat 5/Cat 5e ethernet flylead
 If your receiver is configured with a MPA you MUST use a
crossover Cat 5/Cat 5e ethernet flylead (see next page)
Once the receiver and the computer are physically connected, a static private network
is must be set up on the computer and the receiver then configured to use it.