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PXNplus and DirecDoor
Secondary Network Interface Card
Installation Sheet
Introduction
The PXNplus and DirecDoor Secondary Network Interface Card (NIC)
provides a secondary Ethernet communications port to existing PXNplus
and DirecDoor controllers. This additional Ethernet port can be field
installed on a DirecDoor or a PXNplus CPU, allowing for a “dual NIC”
capability.
The configuration options of the second Ethernet port are the same as the
primary Ethernet port. In particular, the configuration options support IT
standards such as DHCP and NFS. The secondary Ethernet port does not
source PoE power. The primary and secondary ports must be on distinct,
separate networks.
The PXNplus and DirecDoor Secondary Network Interface Card is
supported on Facility Commander Wnx version 7.6 or later systems that are
licensed for ACU. The DirecDoor and PXNplus Controllers must have
compatible firmware (version R119 or later for FCWnx).
The DirecDoor CPU must be using a Type-3 SIMM, flashed with R119
Firmware.
The PXNplus CPU must be using a Type-3 SIMM, flashed with 119
Firmware and must be a Dual NIC Ready PCB (identification label on the
board).
Note:
Any DirecDoor can be updated to a Type-3 SIMM with the
secondary network installed.
Verify contents
Caution:
While the Secondary NIC has been designed to resist
electrostatic damage (ESD), it can be damaged by such
discharges. Always observe proper ESD precautions when
handling and storing the NIC.
The PXNplus and DirecDoor kits and their contents are listed in Table 1 and
Table 2 below.
Table 1:PXNplus dual NIC part number structures
Kit Part
No.
Description
PXNplus
Base
Board-002
Type-3
SIMM
PXNplus
NIC
Daughter
Board
Packaging a
Documentation
110216001 Complete PXNplus CPU with Dual Network
Interface
110217001 Upgrade package for PXNplus to Dual Network
Interface (requires 110187002 PXNplus Base
Board)
X X X X X
X X X X
110218001 Standard PXNplus CPU with Type-3 SIMM X X X X
110219001 Upgrade for PXNplus to Dual Network Interface
(requires Type-3 SIMM)
X X X
110220001 Upgrade for PXNplus to Type-3 SIMM X X X
a. Plastic mounting standoffs included
Table 2:DirecDoor dual NIC part number structures
Kit Part No. Description DirecDoor
Base
Board
Type 3
SIMM
DirecDoor
NIC
Daughter
Board
DirecDoor
Cabinet
Packaging a
Documentation
DD1-2NIC
DD0-2NIC
DD-T3-2NIC
DD-T3
DirecDoor with Dual Network
Interface and Cabinet
DirecDoor with Dual Network
Interface without Cabinet
Upgrade For DirecDoor to Dual
Network Interface (includes
DirecDoor Type-3 SIMM)
Upgrade for DirecDoor to Type-3
SIMM
X X X X X X
X X X X X
X X X X
X X X
a. Plastic mounting standoffs included
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Installation
The PXNplus and DirecDoor Network Interface Card can be installed on a
DirecDoor or a PXNplus CPU. The PXNplus PCB must be identified as
“Dual NIC Ready.” See Figure 1.
Note: Any DirecDoor can be updated to a Type-3 SIMM with the
secondary network installed.
Installing the NIC on a PXNplus CPU
To install the NIC on a PXNplus CPU:
1. On the NIC, insert the plastic standoff into the hole adjacent to the
RJ45 network connector J5 as shown in Figure 1 below.
2. Remove the adhesive liner from the standoff, and then carefully line
up and insert the connector pins on the bottom of the NIC with
connector headers P1, P2, P3, and P4 on the PXNplus PCB.
3. Make sure the adhesive back of the standoff is secured to the PXNplus
PCB.
4. Plug in the network cable to connector J5 on the NIC.
Figure 1: PXNplus NIC Installation
Installing the NIC on a DirecDoor CPU
To install the NIC on a DirecDoor CPU:
1. Remove, and then discard, the old plastic overlay from the DirecDoor
PCB.
2. On the NIC, insert the plastic standoff into the hole in front of the
RJ45 network connector J5 as shown in Figure 2.
3. Remove the adhesive liner from the standoff, and then carefully line
up and insert the connector pins on the bottom of the NIC with
connector headers P1, P2, P3, and P4 on the DirecDoor PCB.
4. Make sure the adhesive back of the standoff is secured the DirecDoor
PCB.
5. Plug in the network cable to connector J5 on the NIC.
6. Install the new plastic overlay on the DirecDoor PCB.
7. If a Type-3 SIMM upgrade is required, remove the existing SIMM and
install the new Type-3 SIMM.
Setup
Figure 2: DirecDoor Installation
Perform the setup instructions in the following order:
1. Configure the computer.
2. Configure the NIC using the Integrated Configuration Tool (ICT).
3. Configure the NIC in the Facility Commander Wnx (FCWnx)
application.
Configuring the computer
Before you begin
If there is a firewall on the computer you are using to access the Integrated
Configuration Tool (ICT), you need to disable it in order to use the ICT.
If your network is using a proxy, you need to disable the proxy or bypass it.
First-time configuration
By default, the controller's IP address is 192.168.6.6. To have your
computer communicate with the controller, connect your computer to J1 on
the PXNplus CPU board or J10 on the DirecDoor CPU board using a Cat5
cable.
Set the IP address to 192.168.6.5 or a similar valid IP address
(192.168.6.x where x is any number between 1 and 254, except 6).
Configuring the controller NIC using the ICT
To configure the controller NIC using the Integrated Configuration Tool:
1. Connect the computer to J1 on the PXNplus CPU board or J10 on the
DirecDoor CPU board using a Cat5 cable.
2. Power up the PXNplus or DirecDoor controller.
3. Open your web browser, and then enter the IP address of the controller
in the browser Address field.
4. Enter your username and password on the password page. The default
for both the username and password is install. We recommend
that you change this default.
5. The Integrated Configuration Tool main page opens as shown below.
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. Secondary Network tab
Controller Information: Enter the Controller IP address. If
required, enter the Gateway IP and Subnet IP addresses. Make
sure that the secondary network controller IP address is different
from the primary network controller IP address.
6. On the Controller Configuration menu, click Host/Connection type,
and then configure as follows.
Host/Server Type: Select Facility Commander Wnx Licensed for
ACU or Diamond / SapphirePro Systems
Primary Connection Type: Select Ethernet
7. Click Save.
8. On the Controller Information menu, click Controller Information,
and then configure as follows.
Controller Address: (Example) Enter 1
Host Service Port: Enter 6699
Redundant Host Timeout: Enter 30
11. Click Save.
12. On the Administration menu, click Apply Changes, and then click
Restart Application.
Configuring the controller NIC in Facility
Commander Wnx
To configure the controller NIC in Facility Commander Wnx:
1. In the Facility Commander Wnx application, Application Group
pane, click Security Devices, and then click Controller.
2. On the Controller Definition tab, Connection type, select
Network + Network.
3. On the Port Settings tab, in the Network Configuration area, enter the
IP addresses for the Primary Network and Secondary Network.
9. Click Save.
10. On the Controller Parameters menu, click Network Configuration,
and then configure as follows.
Note: The secondary IP address must be on a different network
(Example: primary address: 192.168.6.X and secondary address:
192.168.7.X). For gateway and subnet information, contact your
local IT administrator.
a. Primary Network tab
Enable Secondary: Check the Enable Secondary check box
(this enables the Secondary Network tab).
Controller Information: Enter the Controller IP address. If
required, enter the Gateway IP and Subnet IP addresses.
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Regulatory Information
Certification
N4131
Contacting Technical Support
For assistance with this product, refer to this document and any other
documentation provided. If you still have questions, you may contact
technical support during normal business hours (Monday through Friday,
excluding holidays, between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Eastern Time).
FCC compliance
Environmental
class
European Union
directives
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
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