The nControl unit can interface with CAB devices, including the CAB 4n. This in turn allows control of external devices via the GPIO port, relays, RS-485 port etc. on the CAB.
The nControl unit has two Ethernet ports, allowing a number of different configurations. In the example below, the nControl unit can communicate with the CAB via the first of its two Ethernet ports, labeled Local Area Connection in the web interface.
In the next example, in order to communicate with the CAB, data must be sent via the second Ethernet port, labeled Local Area Connection 2 in the web interface.
You need to specify which Ethernet port is to be used for communicating with CAB devices on the network.
Note: You cannot control a CAB device via one of the ports on an Ethernet expansion card. You must use one of the ports on the motherboard.
To specify a network interface for CAB control
The details for the Local Area Connection interface are shown first, followed by the details for Local Area Connection 2.
You will be asked to log on.
See also Specifying a name for the nControl unit Specifying an IP address for connecting to other network devices |