Chapter 12: Final Recording Medium Setup, Rev. 1.5
12.2.2.9 Test the L3 HVR/SVR Fixed FRM/SFRM Capsule Physical Connection
Confirm the cable connections between the L3 HVR/SVR Fixed FRM/SFRM Capsule and the
VDR.
1. Open the Command Prompt from: Start menu>All Programs>Accessories>Command
Prompt on the VDR;
2. The Command Prompt window will open;
3. At the C:\> prompt, type ping 192.168.0.2;
4. Hit the Enter button on the keyboard;
5. Observe that 4 replies are received from the FRM/SFRM Capsule;
Figure 12–9 - Pinging the L3 HVR-02 or SVR-03 Fixed FRM/SFRM Capsule
6. If the request times out, check the HVR-02 Fixed FRM Capsule cable connections; and
7. Close the Command Prompt window when communication is verified and go to Section
12.2.2.11. If communications cannot be verified go to Section 12.2.2.10
12.2.2.10 How to Check FRM Ethernet Port IP Address for L3 HVR/SVR Fixed
FRM/SFRM Capsules
The default IP address of the L3 HVR/SVR Fixed FRM/SFRM Capsules is <192.168.0.2>. The
VDR’s factory configuration for the FRM Ethernet port IP address is <192.168.0.189>. If this
address is not correctly configured, communication between the VDR and the L3 HVR/SVR Fixed
FRM/SFRM Capsule will not be possible. The FRM port must be in the same range as the L3
HVR/SVR Fixed FRM/SFRM Capsule, with the last segment different than the VDR (as shown
below.). To check and/or change the IP segment of the VDR’s FRM Ethernet port:
1. Click the Start menu;
2. Open the Control Panel;
3. Double-click the Network Connections icon;
4. Right-click on the SFRM icon;
5. Select Properties from the pop-up menu.
6. In the Local Area Connection Properties window, highlight “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”;
7. Click the “Properties” button directly under the available options;
8. The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window will open;
9. Select the “Use the following IP address” radio button;
10. Enter 192.168.0.189 (the last number can be any number from 3 to 254.);
11. Click the “OK” button in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties;
12. Click the “OK” button in the Local Area Connection Properties; and
13. The connection should now be established.
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