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Setting
Control
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Physical
SEL-FR3
Installation and Operation Manual
This panel displays information about the frame’s environment, including whether various
LEDs are active (indicating that there are faults with protective hardware in the system, such
as fans and power supplies).
The parameters in this panel group define the various communications systems the frame
can use for control.
IP Settings
Settings on this screen determine how the frame is controlled using the Browser Control
interface (the interface described in this chapter). If you make a wrong choice on this
screen, you could lose connection with the frame.
Note: The controller module uses a VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) to create a
broadcast domain which all modules within the frame will use to communicate among
themselves (for control and data traffic). A VLAN has the same attributes as a physical
network, including subnet and ID properties. Selenio systems have default settings for
Control and Data Subnet and VLAN IDs for both primary and secondary controller cards
(parameters found in the 'Advanced IP Setting' area). Unless there is conflict with your own
network settings, all these parameters should NOT be changed. If changes are required,
please consult a Harris Customer Service representative. Failure to do so might result in
improper control and monitoring of Selenio systems.
The Data Ethernet settings described on this screen only affect frames where the controller
module has an optional video IP submodule.
Interface Settings
This panel displays the current status of each control interface, and has buttons to enable
and disable that interface. The interfaces available are:
Front Panel—A hardware panel display on the front of your frame that, when
installed, provides an opportunity for local control and monitoring when an operator is
physically in front of the frame.
FTP—The frame’s FTP interface, responsible for all file transfers.
HTTP—The server that allows you to enter the IP address of the frame and control and
monitor the frame using a web browser.
Note: If you disable the HTTP server on this screen, your browser will immediately lose its
connection with the frame.
SNMP—The agent responsible for implementing the SNMP interface that sends traps
and allows parametric control via SNMP protocol.
Telnet—The frame’s telnet interface, responsible for accessing the frame via telnet
(mainly used for troubleshooting purposes).
SSH—Used for internal communications. Should not be disabled, unless directed to do
so by Customer Service.
CCSP—Interface responsible for implementing the CCSP interface, allowing clients
(such as webpage, CCS Navigator, NUCLEUS, etc.) to control and monitor the frame.
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