Tonino Lamborghini OperationGuide MDR24/96 - Manual (Page 27)

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SYSTEM MEN [1]->
Run FTP Setup MDS
FTP Turbo TCP Network
System #1 Settings (MDR24/96)
Most computers with standard (default) operating system installations are
configured to have a dynamically assigned IP address, that is, they do not have a
fixed IP address. If this is the case with your computer, you probably need to
assign the computer a static IP address. You must assure that the computer and
MDR are not set up for the same address so they don’t collide on the network. In a
simple network, the IP addresses should be identical except for the last field. In
general you can change the settings on the computer or the MDR24/96 to match
the other.
If your computer is connected to the Internet through a cable modem or DSL line,
it may have been assigned an IP address and Subnet Mask. In this situation, leave
these computer settings intact and change the MDR’s address.
Configuring the MDR24/96 FTP Server
1. Press the SYSTEM button.
2. Select Setup TCP.
3. Select IP. Note the IP address
displayed. The factory default is
10.10.28.20. You need to know
the MDR 24/96 IP address to set up your FTP client software.
4. For a computer set with a fixed IP address, using the << and >> select
and (–)DEC and (+)INC buttons, set the first three fields of the MDR24/96
IP address to match your computer’s address, and set the last field to
something different. Be sure you don’t set it to the address of another
device that you have on your network. When the IP address has been set,
select OK. (You could also change the computer’s address to match the
MDR; see below.)
5. Select Sub in the Setup TCP window. Use the default number
255.255.255.0 unless your network requires a subnet mask setting. Select
OK
. Be sure both the MDR24/96 and your computer have the same subnet.
6. Select Gate and input a value if required by your network or client
software. You might be able to leave this blank if no gateway is being used.
Select OK.
7. Select Exit to close the Setup TCP menu.
8. Select FTP Turbo and use the << and >> select buttons or (–)DEC and
(+)INC buttons to choose between Turbo FTP and Normal FTP. If your
computer has a 100 Base-T Ethernet card installed, choose Turbo FTP. If
it only has a 10 Base-T Ethernet card installed, choose Normal FTP.
9. Select Exit to close the Turbo FTP menu.
10. Press the SYSTEM button to exit the Setup TCP menu.
11. To run the MDR FTP server, press the SYSTEM button.
12. Select Run FTP.
A message appears telling you the FTP server is running. It also displays the
IP address for the MDR for your reference. When you are completely finished
with all file transfers, press the Continue button.