Configuring the Receiver >Connecting to the receiver via Ethernet or PPP >Establishing a PPP connection under Windows XP Establishing a PPP connection under Windows XP Use the steps below to establish a PPP connection between a Trimble receiver (the server) and a computer (the client) that is running the Windows XP operating system. • On the computer, click Start / Control Panel / Network Connections. • Click Create a new connection. • Click Next. • Select Set up an advanced connection. • Select Connect directly to another computer. • Select Guest.

• Enter a meaningful name such as PPP to Trimble Receiver. • Select Communications cable between two computers (COM1). • Select My use only. • Select Add a shortcut to this connection on my desktop. Click Finish. • Click Properties. • Click Configure.

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• Make sure that the maximum speed (bps) is 38400, and that there is no flow control enabled. (Or click Cancel if you did not make changes.) Note – By default, Trimble receiver serial ports have baud rate:38400; data bits: 8; parity: none; stop bits: 1; flow control: none. If the default settings were changed on the receiver, this setting should match it. • In the PPP Trimble Receiver Properties dialog, select the Networking tab.

• Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties. • Click Advanced.

Sip Tapi there. • Clear the Use default gateway on remote network check box. Click OK one or more times until the Connect PPP to Trimble Receiver dialog appears.

• If the serial port has a serial cable connected to the receiver, click Connect. You do not need to enter a user name or password. In the bottom right of the computer screen, you will see the PPP to Trimble Receiver network connection icon: • Right-click the icon and then select Status.

• Select the Details tab: The Server IP address (192.168.100.110) is the address to access the receiver. • Open a web browser and then enter the Server IP address in the address field. • If security is enabled on the board, enter the default user name: admin and password: password. The receiver and computer are connected. Trimble recommends that you run the receiver and the computer at 115k baud to speed up screen views.

This is very simple - there is no modem in the way so things are much simpler. First of all, choose one of the machines as a 'server', setting up a getty on the serial port so you can test that you do have connectivity using minicom to access the serial port on the 'client'. Once you have this functioning, you can remove the getty UNLESS you want to make sure that the connection is validated using user name/password pairs as for a dial up connection. As you have 'physical control' of both machines, I will presume that you do NOT want to do this. Now, on the server, remove the getty and make sure that you have the serial ports on both machines configured correctly using 'setserial'. All you need to do now is to start pppd on both systems. I will assume that the connection uses /dev/ttyS34 on both machines.

So, on both machines execute the command:- pppd -detach crtscts lock: /dev/ttyS3 38400 & This will bring up the link - but as yet you have no routing specified. You can test the link by pinging to and fro to each machine. If this works, bring down the link by killing one of the pppd processes. The routing you need will of course depend on exactly what you are trying to do. Generally, one of the machines will be connected to an Ethernet (and beyond) and so the routing required is exactly the same as for a PPP server and client.