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The Setting Wizard can be used to create a small and simple network. To create a larger network an external
tool like Netco should be used.
The main view looks like this:
The page is divided into three sections: Common Settings, Network and Save Settings.
Common Settings lists some basic radio parameters that need to be the same in each device in order for
the network to work. The Network section allows the user to create a network topology and show where the
current device exists in the network. The last section allows the user to store the settings, as well as take them
into use.
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Example: Creating a simple network
This example shows how to create a simple network with one master and two substations.
Step 1: Set all the Common Settings to correct values, for example the following:
Step 2: Create the network by adding one substation, and set some IP addresses to the devices. Then select the
master with the radio button:
Step 3: Save the settings to the device by rst selecting “Apply Changes” and then “Commit Changes”
Step 4: Wait for NMS Import to nish, and select “Back to Settings Wizard”:
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Note: If the IP address of the device has changed, you need to type the new IP address into the browser
address eld. You can go directly to the wizard aer that, no need to go to the NMS Import page.
Step 5: Select the contents of the text eld in the Save Settings section, and copy it to the clipboard:
Step 6: The master is now congured. Connect to the next device (substation 1) and go to the settings wizard.
Paste the contents of the clipboard to the Settings eld
Step 7: Select “Update View” and the view should update to what you congured in the other device
Step 8: Select the rst substation with the radio button:
Step 9: Commit the changes as with the master: select “Apply Changes” followed by “Commit Changes” and
wait for NMS Import to nish
Step 10: Connect to the second substation and apply the settings as in steps 6-9. The only dierence is, that
the second substation is selected with the radio button.
Step 11: The network is congured!