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1) Connect Kerlink Wirnet Station to ethernet interface of Raspberry Pi.
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2) Open chromium browser from Raspberry Pi.
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3) Go to the IP address of Kerlink gateway.
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•If you are using a static IP address, it should be 192.168.13.151
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• If you are using a static IP address, it should be 192.168.13.151
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4) Login to the gateway using your username and password.
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5) Run “Downloader.py” to collect log data from Kerlink gateway without closing the chromium browser.
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6) Copy “LogReader.py” to downloads folder and run.
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1) Please make sure that the wiring of the Kerlink Wirnet Station is okay.
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2) For the Power over Ethernet injector
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•Connect “Data & Power out” to the cable connected to the gateway.
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•Data In : Cable connected to the network (router).
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• Connect “Data & Power out” to the cable connected to the gateway.
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• Data In : Cable connected to the network (router).
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3) Gain access to the router and see whether that the gateway has obtained an IP-address from it. (It should and that is used to connect to the gate-way)
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4) From a browser try to connect to that IP-Address.
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5) Enter your login details, these are the default username and password:
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•Login : admin
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•Password: spnpwd
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• Login : admin
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• Password: spnpwd
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6) If it does not obtain an IP from the router, connect the cable that connected to the router to the computer and try following,
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•Try to connect to the IP 192.168.13.151. Please set the computers LAN to the same (something like 192.168.13.150).
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• Try to connect to the IP 192.168.13.151. Please set the computers LAN to the same (something like 192.168.13.150).
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