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1 How To Connect Aquatrac Training

2 Applies to: Multiflex Browser

3 Applies to: Multiflex Browser Trackster 3

4 Applies to: Multiflex Browser Trackster 3 Aegis Browser

5 Applies to: Multiflex Browser Trackster 3 Aegis Browser Microflex Browser

6 Applies to: Multiflex Browser Trackster 3 Aegis Browser Microflex Browser Slimflex Browser

7 Ethernet Methods Direct Connection: Direct from computer to controller LAN Connection: Connect through site s network WAN Connection: Connect through the Internet

8 Direct Connection Step 1 Plug a Crossover Cable into your computer and the Controller Crossover Cable (CAT5)

9 Multiflex Ethernet (RJ45) Jack Ethernet Crossover Cable

10 Laptop Computer Ethernet Crossover Cable

11 Direct Connection Step 1 Plug a Crossover Cable into your computer and the Controller Step 2 - Determine the IP Address of the Controller

12 Multiflex example Go to System: System: S/N: M Alarms: 14:42:03 F

13 Multiflex example Go to System: Scroll to LAN Setup System: S/N: Configure M Time Alarms: & Date 14:42:03 F LAN Setup

14 Multiflex example Go to System: Scroll to LAN Setup IP Address is shown System: S/N: LAN Setup... M Alarms: IP Address 14:42:03 F

15 Direct Connection Step 1 - Plug a Crossover Cable into your computer and the Controller Step 2 - Determine the IP Address of the Controller Step 3 Configure your computer s IP Address

16 Go to Start > Run

17 Go to Start > Run In the Run window, type the appropriate Network Connections command, then click the OK button For Windows NT, 2000, XP, & Vista Note: The commands listed here are simply a shortcut way to go directly to the Network Connections window. The alternative method to these shortcuts is to navigate to the Control Panel and open the Network Connections applet. For Windows 98 For Windows 98 These commands come in handy when you need to open the Network Connections area, but the computer that you are using is different than what you are used to.

18 Network Connections Window

19 Network Connections Window For Windows 98 Hint: The Status of the network connection changes to Network cable unplugged if you were to unplug the Crossover Cable from either the Controller or your computer s network jack (RJ45). This is useful to know if you don t know which item in the Network Connection list corresponds to the jack that you plugged the Crossover Cable into.

20 Network Connections Window

21 Connection Properties

22 TCP/IP Properties System: LAN Setup... IP Address Match the first three numbers of your IP Address with the first three numbers of the controller s IP Address

23 TCP/IP Properties System: LAN Setup... IP Address The fourth number of your IP Address must: Not equal the fourth number of the Controller s fourth number Must be a number between 1-255

24 TCP/IP Properties Set the Subnet mask to

25 Direct Connection Step 1 - Plug a Crossover Cable into your computer and the Controller Step 2 - Determine the IP Address of the Controller Step 3 Configure your computer s IP Address Direct Connection Setup Complete

26 LAN Connection Site Network Straight Cable

27 LAN Connection Step 1 Plug a CAT5 Straight Cable into your computer and the wall jack Straight Cable

28 Network Connection Settings TCP/IP Properties

29 LAN Connection Step 1 Plug your computer into the LAN using a Straight Cable End User s IT Dept may need to get involved Straight Cable

30 LAN Connection Determine the IP Address of the controller System: S/N: LAN Setup... M Alarms: IP Address 14:42:03 F

31 LAN Connection LAN Connection Setup Complete Site Network

32 WAN Connection Step 1 Use a computer that is connected to the Internet

33 WAN Connection Step 1 User a computer that is connected to the Internet Step 2 Determine the IP Address of the Controller

34 WAN Connection Step 1 User a computer that is connected to the Internet Step 2 Determine the IP Address of the Controller WAN Connection Setup Complete

35 Getting Connected How To Determine A Straight Cable Viewing left-to-right: 1. Orange/White 2. Orange 3. Green/White 4. Blue 5. Blue/White 6. Green 7. Brown/White 8. Brown If the colored wires on each end of the CAT5 cable are NOT in the same order, you can assume that the CAT5 cable is a Crossover Cable

36 Getting Connected Third Party Tools USB-Ethernet Adapter A USB Ethernet Adapter is useful to avoid having to change your computer s network settings (IP Address) every time you connect to a controller.

37 Questions?