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Configuring Digi PortServer (II or TS) and Digi One Device Servers for RealPort in Windows NT, 2000 or XP Configuring Digi PortServer (II or TS) and Digi One Device Servers for RealPort in Windows NT, 2000 or XP
Procedure
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Connect a terminal (or PC with terminal emulation software) to port 1 on the
PortServer. Both the PortServer and your
peripheral devices power switches must be OFF.
NOTE: If the cable that you receive with the PortServer does NOT say
crossover on it, you will need a null modem cable
to connect to the cable provided with the PortServer product. This may
also require a gender changer.
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To use Hyperterminal, go to Start, Programs, Accessories, Communication,
Hyperterminal (see Figure 1).

Figure 1
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Type in a name, and choose an icon. It really doesn't matter what you
choose for either. Choose OK when finished.
(see Figure 2).

Figure 2
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In the Connect using drop down box, choose the serial com port you have the
cable connected to on your PC.
Choose OK when finished (see Figure 3).

Figure 3
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You will need to be configured for VT100, Bits per second to 9600, 8N1 and Flow
Control to none (see Figure 4).

Figure 4
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Power up the PortServer. When AC shows on the PortServer, press
Enter. You should get a login prompt. Log in
as root (see Figure 5). Press Enter.

Figure 5
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The default password is dbps (see Figure 6). Press Enter.

Figure 6
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Configure the PortServer's network attributes by typing set config and
press enter to set:
| a. An IP address for the PortServer |
| b. An optional DNS name for the PortServer (on the myname field) |
| c. A required TCP port number for RealPort (realport=771) |
| Example set config ip=199.86.5.160 myname=PSII realport=771
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Verify the network settings by reissuing the set config command
(without parameters) and then ensuring that the settings
are appropriate (see Figure 7).

Figure 7
Configure the PortServer ports by supplying a set port command that specifies the
following:
| a. The range of ports to configure for RealPort (on the range field) |
| b. dev=rp |
| Example set port ra=2-16 dev=rp
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Verify the port settings by reissuing the set port command
(without parameters) and then ensuring that the settings are appropriate (see Figure 8).
Now you are ready to proceed with the driver installation.
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Related Information:
http://supportold.digi.com/support/manuals/psts/realport-frameset.html
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