Getting Started Guide
AXIS 2490 Getting Started Guide Page 1 of 5 Using the AXIS 2490 Serial Server The AXIS 2490 Serial Server allows serial devices to connect directly to an Ethernet network without using a PC, thus providing convenient remote access to these resources via HTTP and TCP/IP. A few examples of physical setups using the AXIS 2490 are shown below: ❶ to ❸ The application uses a network socket or a COM-Port redirector to communicate.
AXIS 2490 Getting Started Guide Page 2 of 5 The Rear Panel Status Indicator The yellow Status Indicator shows the unit’s operational status, as described below: • slow flash - indicates normal operation • rapid flash - indicates a hardware failure For the Status Indicator’s behavior during a reset to the factory default settings, see page 4. Physical Connections on the 8 pole I/O Connector Block (Phoenix MC 1.5 - 3.
AXIS 2490 Getting Started Guide Page 3 of 5 Connecting the AXIS 2490 to the Network Follow the guide below to quickly connect your AXIS 2490 to an Ethernet network: ❶Note the serial number on the underside of the unit. You need to know this to set the IP address: Serial number same as Ethernet number; e.g.
AXIS 2490 Getting Started Guide Page 4 of 5 Refining the Installation Click the Installation Wizard button. The wizard helps you complete the remaining installation steps. For further configuration, click the Admin button. The buttons on the Admin page provide access to general settings, port settings and settings for the network.
AXIS 2490 Getting Started Guide Page 5 of 5 Troubleshooting Symptoms The AXIS 2490 cannot be accessed from a browser. Possible causes The IP address is already used by another device. The IP address is located on a different subnet. Remedial actions Disconnect your AXIS 2490 from the network, run the PING utility and follow the appropriate recommendations. Run the PING utility.
