Wegener iPUMP 6400 - Return Path Setup; Ipump 615 Setup; 3.9 Ipump 6400 Operations by Function; Monitor Ipump 6400 Status

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iPump 6400 User’s Manual
Return Path
Setup
The Return Path is the communications return channel used for delivering status and
reporting information to the network control system. When setting or changing the Return
Path Server IP address, be sure to enter a valid IP address corresponding to the address
given to you by your Network Control Administrator. Entering the wrong IP address here
prohibits status information from being delivered to the network control system.
1. From the Setup tab, select ReturnPath from the Setup tab’s drop-down menu.
2. Click the
Edit button under Return Path Settings to change that group of parameters.
3. Update the parameters by changing the text in the text boxes.
4. To save your changes, click the
Update button. Any changes take effect immediately. To
discard any changes, click the
Cancel button. Selecting Update or Cancel returns you to
the previous screen.
iPump 615
Setup
The iPump 615 is a peripheral decoder device capable of decoding MPEG2 Program
Streams delivered across a LAN (Local Area Network). Use the
iPump 615 Settings to have
the
iPump 615 decode a stream.
1. From the Setup tab, enter the iPump 615 IP Address, Stream Address and Stream Port
settings in the text boxes.
2. To send a one-time command to the
iPump 615 , click the Submit button.
3.9 iPump 6400 Operations by Function
Most iPump 6400 functions can be performed either locally from the front panel or from a
web browser attached to the
iPump 6400 via an Ethernet. Web browser operation is
described in this section because after the initial configuration, most users use the web
browser rather than the front panel. Operations are listed and described by function.
Monitor
iPump 6400
Status
Monitor iPump 6400 status as follows:
1. Enter the iPump 6400 's IP address in the address bar of the web browser.
2. The
iPump 6400 Status tab automatically displays.
3. Click the
Show Parameters button for additional system parameters or click the Clear
Diagnostics
button to clear the Signal Quality diagnostic counts.