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4. Status & Configuration
The home web page describes the current status of the BT-AP 111.
Refer to these items below:
1) Name
User defined name. Default set to Bluetooth Access Point.
2) Firmware Revision
Firmware version installed in BT-AP 111.
3) IP Address
Assigned IP address.
4) MAC Address
Assigned MAC address.
5) Inactivity timeout
This is the timeout applied to the connection between client and server.
6) Local Telnet Port Number
Port is a specific socket number applied to a connection to a network. It is useful to provide a unique port
number to access the BT-AP 111 locall . User can provide Telnet Port Number and use the Telnet Settings.
7) Remote Port Number
Port is a specific socket number applied to a remote network connection. To access the BT-AP 111 remotel
this Port number must be applied. Note: when Telnet Mode set to “client”, this Port ma be entered.
8) Telnet Mode
This mode applies to the remote device or machine: server or client, default value is server.
9) Telnet Protocol
TELNET is a network protocol used on the Internet or local area networks to provide a bidirectional
interactive text-oriented communications facilit via a virtual terminal connection. User data is interspersed
in-band with TELNET control information in an 8-bit b te oriented data connection over the Transmission
Control Protocol (TCP). When Telnet Mode is Server, the Telnet Protocol is t picall Telnet. When Telnet
mode is Client, the Telnet Protocol is t picall Raw.
10) Telnet Server IP
When Telnet Mode is Client, specif the Telnet Server IP for telnet server.
11) Telnet Timeout
This is the inactivit disconnection of the telnet, in seconds. Default is “0”, no timeout applied.
NOT : After changing the settings, click the “Appl Changes” button to take effect. “Make these the default settings”
check box will appl the new settings each time the BT-AP 111 device is reset. Otherwise, the existing defaults are
used after the next reset.
