C-SPEC CORPORATION WIRELESS PRODUCTS
CLARION MerLAN M10 11
hubs, repeaters, and bridges. The M10 Manager cannot reach any M10 unit
that is not reachable through a completely wired connection. This means
that M10 units which are only reachable via a wireless connection from this
computer cannot be managed from this computer. The M10 Manager does
not directly read the configurations of M10s under its control. A database is
stored on the disk. This information is accessed by selecting a particular M10
from the dropdown list of the M10 Manager dialog box. The user may add a
new M10, modify the description of an M10, remove an M10 or configure an
M10. Any changes are saved to disk to keep the database current. If
configuration frames are required, the frame data is saved to disk, then a
DOS utility is called to actually send the frame.
Adding a New M10
When the New button is clicked, the Add New M10 dialog box appears. The
text description starts with time/date information, for example, M10 added on
9/30/96 10:08:44 AM. This can be edited, and the description entered can be
up to 1000 characters in length. If many M10s are to be managed, then the
description should be detailed enough to avoid confusion. If more than a
single M10 is to be controlled, then the user is advised to set the M10
Address. The M10 Manager will allow only a single unit to use the Clarion
Null address at any time. Thus, if some M10 is identified as, or configured
via the Clarion Null address, no new units can be added.
An RF Address can be entered; if so, this RF Address is stored in non-volatile
memory. A full 12-hex-digit address must be entered for the RF Address. If,
however, the M10 Address is being copied/pasted to the RF Address, then
selecting the six least-significant digits automatically includes the other six.
Deleting the RF Address text unassigns the RF Address.
If no RF Address is entered, the unit will learn its RF Address upon each
power-up cycle. Click Cancel or Done as appropriate to cancel the entry or to
complete the operation.
Modifying the Description of an M10
When the Modify button is clicked, the Change RF Address & Description
dialog box appears. The text can be edited, and the description can be up to
1000 characters in length. If many M10s are to be managed, then the
description should be detailed enough to avoid confusion.
If more than a single M10 is to be controlled, then the user must set the M10
Address. The M10 Manager will allow only a single unit to use the Clarion
Null address at any time. Thus, if some M10 is identified as, or configured
via the Clarion Null address, no new units can be added.
An RF Address can be entered; if so, this RF Address is stored in non-volatile
memory. A full 12-hex-digit address must be entered for the RF Address. If,
however, the M10 Address is being copied/pasted to the RF Address, then
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