Table of Contents

Ethernet Port

This page is used to set the receiver’s Ethernet port.

 

Ethernet:

Parameter

Designation

$PASHS

MAC Address

A read-only parameter providing the hardware identification of the Ethernet port.

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DHCP

Enable this option to let the local network allocate a dynamic IP address to the receiver. If disabled, a static IP address needs to be allotted to the receiver.

ETH,PAR

IP Address

(If DHCP option cleared) Static IP address assigned to the receiver.

ETH,PAR

Subnetwork Mask

(If DHCP option cleared) Subnetwork mask associated to the static IP address.

ETH,PAR

Gateway

(If DHCP option cleared) Gateway associated to the static IP address.

ETH,PAR

DNS 1 IP Address

Enter the first IP address of the DNS providing the correspondence between the receiver server name and its IP address.

ETH,PAR

DNS 2 IP Address

Enter the second IP address of the DNS providing the correspondence between the receiver server name and its IP address.

ETH,PAR

 

Port I Settings:

 

Parameter

Designation

$PASHS

Mode

Choose the type of protection required to control receiver access from the Internet through its Ethernet port I. Choose one of the options below:

   Disabled: No communication with the receiver is possible.

   Enabled: Communication is allowed with­out restriction.

   Secured: Communication with the receiver is enabled only after a login and password have been provided (the receiver can however output data through the Ethernet port even if no login and password have not been provided yet).

TCP,PAR

Protocol

A read-only field showing the currently selected IP protocol (TCP or UDP) on port I.

$PASHQ,DST

Port

Enter the IP port number (100-65535) through which a connection with the receiver is possible (default: 8888).

TCP,PAR

Login

Enter the login (32 characters max.) required of users in the case of a secured connection.

TCP,PAR

Password

Enter the password (32 characters max.) required of users in the case of a secured connection.

TCP,PAR

(Show characters)

Use this option to show or hide the above password. When hidden, the password is replaced with “*” characters.

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DynDNS:

 

Parameter

Designation

$PASHS

Activation

Use this button to activate or deactivate the use of the DynDNS server.

DDN,PAR

System

Name of the DynDNS server.

DDN,PAR

Hostname

The hostname you chose for your receiver.

DDN,PAR

Username, pass­word

Username and password of your DynDNS account (see below how to create an account and choose the type of service you are expecting from the DynDNS server). The DynDNS server will accept the receiver’s new IP address only if it is provided by an authorized user.

DDN,PAR

Period

Choose the rate at which the receiver should regularly inform the DynDNS server of its own IP address.

DDN,PAR

“Update Now” but­ton

Use this button to force the receiver to send its IP address right away to the DynDNS server.

DDN,SET