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Manual SCA-340 / SCA-340-L sysmik.de 29
The local access offers several services and protocols to the PC for configuration
and diagnosis.
Protocol Port PC-Software Application
Telnet 23 Telnet client SCA system shell
HTTP 8080 Web browser commissioning website
Table 4.1.1: Protocols of local access
4.1.1 SCA System Shell
The SCA System Shell allows to configure fundamental settings of the Scalibur. To
this end, the PC is connected via USB-OTG to the Scalibur and then a Telnet client
is used on the PC to establish a Telnet session with the Scalibur (address
172.16.0.10 / port 23).
The SCA System Shell shows host ID, version information of several software
components, the current time, and the IP addresses of the Scalibur. A number-
based menu allows to perform different actions:
1. Update System Time configure current system time
2. Update IPv4 Settings configure IP addresses
3. Update IPv6 Settings configure IPv6 addresses
4. Switch Configuration configure the Ethernet switch (Ethernet
port assignment to IP interface, RSTP,
ring monitoring, broadcast storm
protection)
5. Ping IPv4 Host ping an IP address from the Scalibur
6. SSH/SFTP usage start/stop SSH/SFTP server
7. Sedona/Niagara Enable activate/deactivate Niagara and Sedona
8. IO Server configure IO server (port number,
remote address)
9. Sedona Factory Default reset Sedona app and Sedona kits to
state of delivery
10. Reset Platform Credentials reset Platform credentials to default
(user sysmik / password intesa /
Daemon HTTP Port 3011 / Daemon
HTTPS Port 5011)
11. Reboot reboot Scalibur
x. Exit exit Telnet session
4.1.2 Commissioning Website
The commissioning website allows to configure the Scalibur and to access data
points of connected IO terminals.
To this end, a PC is connected via USB-OTG to the Scalibur and the following URL
is entered in the address field of the web browser:
172.16.0.10:8080
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