Sunhillo RICI 5000 User manual

At the Sunhillo Product Support Page, under Downloads
and Uploads, and under the RICI 5000 folder inside the
Documentation menu, click on SUN2416 - RICI 5000
Hardware User’s Guide,SUN2353 - SureLine Core User’s
Guide, or SUN2298 - MPS WAN Protocol User’s Guide, as
applicable.
Under Please Log In, enter the requested information,
then click Login.
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▼Accessing the Manual
▼Accessing the Manual
To access the product manual once you have a user account,
go to http://support.sunhillo.com/, and follow these steps:
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Once complete, an Account Registered
pop-up appears. Click OK and continue
from Step 2 under Accessing the Manual.
Enter the same password of your
choosing in both elds, then click Ok.
An email conrmation message
appears. After receiving the email,
click on the link to complete registration.
Under Create An Account, enter the
requested information, then click Register.
Open your Web browser and enter the
URL:
▼Accessing Sunhillo’s Support Website
▼Accessing Sunhillo’s Support Website
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A user account on the Sunhillo Website is
required to access any documentation and
support information, including SUN2416 - RICI
5000 Hardware User’s Guide. To create a user
account:
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Welcome! ▼Before You Begin
Welcome! ▼Before You Begin
• Verify all contents are in your RICI 5000 package:
RICI 5000
AC Power Cable (Model 010-10 only)
RICI 5000 Quick Start Guide
Sunhillo Product Information Card
• Have a network cable and associated connection port available
• Read through this entire guide before starting your actual setup
• Refer to the enclosed product information card for warranty information
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Start Here ►►
Follow these steps to setup your
Real-Time Interface and Conversion Item 5000 (RICI 5000)
Start Here ►►
SUN2425 - RICI 5000 Quick Start Guide

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1Power Switch Powers the unit on or off.
2Ethernet Ports Two Ethernet 10/100/1000Mbit connections, labeled Eth0 and Eth1.
3Maintenance Port USB Mini-A port, typically used for debugging by Sunhillo technical support and RICI
5000-MPS conguration process.
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LED Indicators Lights are either green, red, or off to indicate status.
TD/RD Transmit Data/Receive Data
RD/TD Receive Data/Transmit Data
SYNC Syncronization with the data stream
AUX Unused
5Serial Ports Four RS-232/422 (EIA-530) Serial Port connections, labeled J1, J2, J3, and J4, supporting
throughput between 2.4K and 115.2K bps.
6M8 6-pin Port M8 6-pin Circular Port for future expanded capabilities, labeled J5. This port is capped on
Revision E or later versions of the hardware.
7Power Connector Connection for the included AC power adapter (Model 010-10) or
12VDC (Model 010-12).
The RICI 5000’s front panel supports the majority of its features. The RICI
5000 performs a Power On Self Test (POST) during power on or reboot. The
POST is run on both the Ethernet and serial ports.
A successful POST is indicated by blinking “O K” on the LEDs as follows:
Should the LEDs indicate an error, refer to SUN2353 - SureLine Core User’s Guide
for possible troubleshooting options, or contact Sunhillo technical support.
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RICI 5000 Front and Rear Panels
RICI 5000 Front and Rear Panels
You must create or edit a conguration le.
There are four open conguration le options under the
Conguration menu: New, Edit, Edit Active, and Edit Live.
Refer to SUN2353 - SureLine Core User’s Guide for the details
of each option and selecting the option most suited to your
needs. The name of the conguration le presently being
edited is displayed in the center of the screen just below the
main menu options.
Login to the GUI.
All functional conguration options are available from the
Conguration menu on the menu bar.
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▼ Functional Conguration
▼Functional Conguration
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Refer to SUN2353 - SureLine Core User’s Guide, for detailed
information on using the GUI and concepts necessary for
creating a conguration le as per your system requirements.
A summary of the process described in the manual follows:
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For each Ethernet port, the IP, Netmask, Broadcast, and
Gateway addresses must be congured. The radio buttons next
to the Gateway Address elds are used to select which gateway
will be used. The Broadcast Address elds are greyed out since
they cannot be entered manually. The Calculate broadcast
address button is used to display the address for broadcast data,
useful for checking for IP address conicts.
For more advanced routing information, refer to SUN2353 -
SureLine Core User’s Guide.
If applicable, select Reboot from the System
menu on the menu bar to have the changes
take effect.
At the Login window, enter
the case sensitive default
User ID and Password:
User ID: Admin
Password: Sunhillo
Click Log In.
The Status screen appears.
Select Log In from the System
menu.
▼Network Conguration
▼Network Conguration
Before starting the network
conguration, set your PC to a static
IP address of 192.168.1.x, where x
is a value from 2 to 254, then follow
these steps:
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Open your Web browser and
enter the secure Web location
of the RICI 5000’s Eth0 port:
https://192.168.1.1
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Once all of the necessary edits have been made,
click the Apply button at the bottom of the screen.
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Click OK.
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Select Network Cong from
the Administration menu on
the menu bar.
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NOTE: RICI 5000-MPS users skip sections D- Fin this quick start guide and refer to
SUN2298 - MPS WAN Protocol User’s Guide, Section 2.4, for network conguration.
The network and functional conguration of the RICI 5000 is
performed using its built-in Graphical User Interface (GUI), and
assumes a working Ethernet cable connection between the
browsing computer’s network port and the RICI 5000’s Eth0
port. The RICI 5000 uses static IP addressing, so the browsing
computer must also be statically set on the same subnet. In
addition, JavaScript and cookies must be enabled in the Web
browser. Finally, the procedures described in this quick start
guide only apply to IPv4 settings. For IPv6 addressing, refer to
SUN2353 - SureLine Core User’s Guide. The RICI 5000’s Ethernet
ports are set to the following default IP addresses:
• Eth0: 192.168.1.1
• Eth1: 192.168.2.1
▼ Initial RICI 5000 Setup
▼Initial RICI 5000 Setup
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