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Checking communication/connection
By using the PING command standard to Windows, it is possible to check whether the connection is correct and that communication
can be made from the PC to KA-DV5000.
1.
Launch the command prompt.
● For Windows 2000
From the Start button, select [Programs] → [Accessories] → [Command Prompt].
2.
Input the following and press the Enter key.
PING xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of the other party)
Input example: When the IP address of the other party is "192.168.0.10"
PING 192.168.0.010
3.
Check to see that the other party is successfully displayed.
If connection is not successful, “Request timed out” or “Destination host unreachable” message will appear.
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Terminology
● IP address
Identification number assigned to each computer that is connected to a network. The address is used for communication between
network devices.
● LAN (Local Area Network)
A network structured within a relatively small range such as in a single building or an office of a company.
● DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol)
Method of automatically assigning IP address within a network. When a computer is connected to a network, the DHCP server
automatically assigns the IP address.
● WAN (Wide Area Network)
A network structured within a wide area such as between the main office of a company and its branch offices. Internet is also
generally referred to as WAN.
● Netmask
An IP address has the following two roles: 1) address for identifying the network, and 2) address for identifying individual computers.
Netmask is a 32-bit value that defines the number of bits of the IP address to use for identifying the network.
● Gateway
Hardware and software that translates different types of protocols when a computer communicates with another computer outside the
network. The gateway IP address is referred to as the gateway address.
● RTP (Realtime Transport Protocol)
Protocol to transmit in realtime digitalized video/audio data via a network.
● RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol)
Protocol to control realtime transmission of video/audio data via a network.
● HTTP (Hypertext Transport Protocol)
Protocol used when transferring HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) files between WWW server and browser.
● Protocol
A set rule for a computer or communication device to perform communication over a network, etc.
● IEEE802,11b
International standard for wireless LAN with maximum communication speed of 11Mbps.
● Channel (wireless LAN)
Frequency range used by wireless LAN. The same frequency must be set by two sides for proper communication.
If there is an access point, adapter, etc., using the same band in the proximity, there may be a hindrance in the communication and
may reduce throughput or the quality of communication. When setting, check the settings of surrounding access points, etc., to avoid
doubling.
● ESS-ID (wireless LAN)
Network identification name used by wireless LAN. The name is used to distinguish other wireless LAN devices.
● Ad hoc mode (wireless LAN)
A mode for direct communication without passing through an access point.
● Infrastrucre (wireless LAN)
Form of communication via an access point.
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