Setting up a Lantronix UDS-10

[doctorclu]

Ok, I have my UDS-10... I originally set it up to a router (I remember it's IP was 192.168.1.1... but can't remember the name), and now I'm trying to hook it into the ethernet line of a Airport module. (It's IP address is 10.0.1.1)

 

I know that I need to set the IP for the UDS-10 (which I set at 10.0.1.9..) but I'm still getting no carrier when I try to "dial out"

 

Somehow the UDS-10 is not talking to the Airport router. Someone jog my memory please, what am I forgetting here in the UDS-10 Lantronix setup?

[Rybags]

Routers will usually have the option of static IPs for devices hanging off them, or DHCP.

 

DHCP is probably the best option provided the other devices are happy to be assigned whatever IP is dished out to them.

[Marius]

Ok, I have my UDS-10... I originally set it up to a router (I remember it's IP was 192.168.1.1... but can't remember the name), and now I'm trying to hook it into the ethernet line of a Airport module. (It's IP address is 10.0.1.1)

 

I know that I need to set the IP for the UDS-10 (which I set at 10.0.1.9..) but I'm still getting no carrier when I try to "dial out"

 

Somehow the UDS-10 is not talking to the Airport router. Someone jog my memory please, what am I forgetting here in the UDS-10 Lantronix setup?

 

Can you ping the UDS10 from a pc or mac?

 

Can you reach the UDS10 from the web-setup-page?

 

Is the UDS10 tool on your computer able to find the UDS10 in your network? And what is the IP adress. Is it 10.0.1.9 as you said?

 

I could help you, but perhaps you should e-mail me... I'm not so often on this board anymore.

Greetz,

M.

[Beetle]

I set up my Lantronix MSS-100 using the serial port. I connected the Lantronix to my a8 SIO2PC cable and booted into Ice-T XE. Ice-T is set to 9600-8-n-1. Then i powered on the Lantronix. It boots into a telnet prompt on the a8. From there i was able to set DHCP enable etc. Standard Passwd is 'system' iirc.

 

I hope that helps a bit.

[Cybernoid]

I set up my Lantronix MSS-100 using the serial port. I connected the Lantronix to my a8 SIO2PC cable and booted into Ice-T XE. Ice-T is set to 9600-8-n-1. Then i powered on the Lantronix. It boots into a telnet prompt on the a8. From there i was able to set DHCP enable etc. Standard Passwd is 'system' iirc.

 

I hope that helps a bit.

 

 

So, you have no 850?

 

A standard R: driver will work with just a SIO2PC cable connected to the Lantronix directly?

[puppetmark]

A standard R: driver will work with just a SIO2PC cable connected to the Lantronix directly?

 

An SIO2PC really is an R-verter cable so I think the R-verter handler will work.

[Cybernoid]

A standard R: driver will work with just a SIO2PC cable connected to the Lantronix directly?

 

An SIO2PC really is an R-verter cable so I think the R-verter handler will work.

 

 

Nice! I'll have to try that!

[Beetle]

Yes, exactly. I am using the R-Verter handler which makes my SIO2PC cable a RS232 port (a simple one, xon/xoff only, no hardware flow control possible).

 

Works good for up to 9600 Baud. 19200 baud gets some characters dropped.

[Cybernoid]

Yes, exactly. I am using the R-Verter handler which makes my SIO2PC cable a RS232 port (a simple one, xon/xoff only, no hardware flow control possible).

 

Works good for up to 9600 Baud. 19200 baud gets some characters dropped.

 

 

 

Very cool. Can you provide an ATR with your R-verter handler, or your ICE-T Terminal setup?

[pepax]

I set up my Lantronix MSS-100 using the serial port. I connected the Lantronix to my a8 SIO2PC cable and booted into Ice-T XE. Ice-T is set to 9600-8-n-1. Then i powered on the Lantronix. It boots into a telnet prompt on the a8. From there i was able to set DHCP enable etc. Standard Passwd is 'system' iirc.

 

I hope that helps a bit.

 

Hi Beetle!

Thanks for the info; I really should try it out with SIO2PC and also the 850 I bought especially for this purpose... at last.

BTW: you are one of the very few people whom I sold those cheap MSS100s who actually use it. Krupkaj and Zdenek: shame on you! And me, too...

[Beetle]

Here you find an .atr with Ice-T XE and Ice-T 800 setup for Lantronix device.

 

Remember, ICE-T XE needs a 128k machine. If you want to try on a stock 800

or anything else with less than 128k, try the IceT 1.0 out of the ICE_T.800 subfolder.

 

I kept the image single density so use on totally stock machines is possible.

On my setup Ice-T 800 does not work perfect with 9600 Baud.

Using 4800 Baud i had no problems.

 

Using this setup you can connect to BBS, the #atari irc chatroom or even play

MUD games (Multi User Dungeons - like a textadventure, but realtime and

massive multiplayer )

 

I use the same setup on my a8 machines to connect to my Linux box at home, when

i am on meetings So i have my mail, ICQ accounts and such at hand.

 

Have fun,

Beetle

 

 

IceTS2PC.atr.zip

Edited June 30, 2008 by Beetle

[Beetle]

Please guys, tell me, does it work with UDS-10, too?