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Attaching cables to the I-1400 Sensor, Cabling the Console port, Cabling the Auxiliary port

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CHAPTER 4 Attaching cables to the I-1400 Sensor Follow the steps outlined in this chapter to connect cables to the various ports on your sensor. Cabling the Console port The Console port is used for setup and configuration of the sensor. 1 For console connections, plug the DB9 Console cable supplied by McAfee into the Console port (labeled Console on the sensor front panel). 2 Connect the other end of the Console port cable directly to a COM port of the PC or terminal server you will use to configure the sensor (for example, a PC running correctly configured Windows HyperTerminal software). You must connect directly to the console for initial configuration. Required settings for HyperTerminal are: Name Setting Baud rate Number of bits Parity Stop bits Flow Control 9600 8 None 1 None 3 Power on the sensor. Cabling the Auxiliary port The Auxiliary (Aux) port is used for modem access to the sensor for setup and configuration. You cannot use a modem the first time you configure a sensor. 1 For modem connections, plug a straight-through modem cable into the Auxiliary port (labeled Aux on the sensor front panel). 2 Connect a modem to the Aux port. 3 Connect a telephone line to the modem. Required settings for the Aux port are: 13

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Attaching cables to the I-1400 Sensor
Follow the steps outlined in this chapter to connect cables to the various ports on
your sensor.
Cabling the Console port
The Console port is used for setup and configuration of the sensor.
1
For console connections, plug the DB9 Console cable supplied by McAfee into
the
Console
port (labeled
Console
on the sensor front panel).
2
Connect the other end of the Console port cable directly to a COM port of the PC
or terminal server you will use to configure the sensor (for example, a PC running
correctly configured Windows HyperTerminal software). You must connect
directly to the console for initial configuration.
Required settings for HyperTerminal are:
Name
Setting
Baud rate
9600
Number of bits
8
Parity
None
Stop bits
1
Flow Control
None
3
Power on the sensor.
Cabling the Auxiliary port
The Auxiliary (
Aux
) port is used for modem access to the sensor for setup and
configuration.
You cannot use a modem the first time you configure a sensor.
1
For modem connections, plug a straight-through modem cable into the Auxiliary
port (labeled
Aux
on the sensor front panel).
2
Connect a modem to the
Aux
port.
3
Connect a telephone line to the modem.
Required settings for the
Aux
port are:
13