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AuditLok XLV Network Interface

Lantronix UDS-10 External Network Interface Device

Many Autobank safe customers use NKL’s Edge software to pull daily financial data from their safe. The most common method is via network. In order to connect the safe to a network an interface device is needed. The Lantronix network interface is the standard device used and the only device supported by NKL. Although questions about or issues with the software and the customer network are beyond the scope of this manual, there may be occasions when a Lantronix device is replaced or otherwise must be reconfigured.

Configuring Lantronix Via RS232

You must have the Lantronix device, a PC with HyperTerminal, and an RS232 null modem cable (DB9-DB25).
1. Disconnect power from the Lantronix.
2. Connect the null modem cable from the RS232 port on the Lantronix to the RS232 port on your PC.
3. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the Lantronix.
4. Start HyperTerminal
   • Start | Programs | Accessories | Communication | HyperTerminal.
   • Set to serial port communication at 9600 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, flow control none.
5. Connect power to the Lantronix.
6. At the PC: Immediately press “x” (must be lower case) at least 3 times or until Lantronix connection is indicated in HyperTerminal. If nothing appears in the HyperTerminal screen and the diagnostic light on the Lantronix goes off you missed the connection window. If this happens disconnect Lantronix power and start again from Step 5.
7. Immediately press ENTER.
8. At the menu type “0” then press ENTER.
9. Set the following (press ENTER to accept defaults if they are correct):
   • Enter the IP Address (assigned by the network administrator or obtained from NKL). The address is entered one segment at a time.
   • Set Subnet Mask to the number of host bits (normally 8).
   • If a Gateway is used set to Y, otherwise N.
   • Enter the Gateway IP Address (assigned by the network administrator or obtained from NKL). The address is entered one segment at a time.
10. At the menu type “1” and press ENTER.
11. Set the following (press ENTER to accept defaults if they are correct; order and list of variables may vary depending on specific Lantronix model, if any variables appear which are not listed here then simply accept the default value):
   • Baud rate = 9600.
   • I/F Mode = 4C.
   • Flow = 0.
   • Port = 3729.
   • Connect Mode = C0
   • Datagram Type = N/A
   • Remote IP = 0.0.0.0
   • Remote Port = 0
   • Pack Control = N/A
   • Disconnect Mode = 00
   • Flush Mode = 77
   • Disconnect Time = N/A
   • SendChar 1 = 0
   • SendChar 2 = 0
13. At the menu type “9” then press ENTER.
14. Disconnect the Lantronix from the PC. Connect it to the safe and the network.
15. Connect to the safe using the Edge software to verify operation.

Configuring Lantronix Via Ethernet

You must have the Lantronix device, a PC with Lantronix DeviceInstaller application (install from the CD provided with the Lantronix device), and both must be connected to the network.
1. Start the Lantronix DeviceInstaller application.
2. Click the Search icon to find the Lantronix device.
3. Select the Lantronix device from the appropriate folder.
4. Select the Web Configuration tab.
5. Click the Go button to start the Web Manager.
6. Select Network in the left navigation pane.
7. Configure Network settings as required: Select “Use the following IP configuration” and enter the IP Address, Subnet and Gateway (assigned by the network administrator or obtained from NKL); enable “Auto Negotiate”.
8. Click OK.
9. Click Apply Settings in the left navigation pane.
10. Select Serial Settings in the left navigation pane.
11. Configure Serial Settings as required: Protocol RS232, Flow Control none, Baud 9600, Data bits 8, Parity none, Stop Bits 1, and set all Pack Control and Flush Mode options to No or disabled.
12. Click OK.
13. Click Apply Settings in the left navigation pane.
14. Select Connection in the left navigation pane.
15. Configure Connection settings as required: Protocol TCP, Accept Incoming yes with no password, Active Connect and Modem Mode none, Local Port 3729, Remote Port 0, Remote Host 0.0.0.0, TelnetMode disabled, Disconnect Mode default settings.
16. Click OK.
17. Click Apply Settings in the left navigation pane.
18. Close the DeviceInstaller application.
19. Connect via Edge software to verify operation.