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Wi-Fi/Dial-up
Wi-Fi Ch: Wi-Fi channel in range 1 to 11.
Wi-Fi WEP Key: Selects encryption key for Wi-Fi interface. Enter 10 hex digits
for a 64-bit key, 26 hex digits for a 128-bit key, or leave blank
for no encryption.
Wi-Fi SSID: SSID of ad-hoc network created by the Wi-Fi modem.
Wi-Fi/Dial-up Firewall: If enabled, limits Wi-Fi and dial-up connections to sending to the
DataGate cell/globalstar server IP addresses, as programmed
into the “Cell Server IP” and “Globalstar Server IP” settings.
Router IP Address: IP address used by i50 during a Wi-Fi or dial-up session.
Transparent UDP Port: UDP port to send and receive transparent data when a dial-up
or Wi-Fi connection is established. Set to zero to disable.
Email UDP Port: UDP port to send and receive email data when a dial-up or Wi-
Fi connection is established. Set to zero to disable.
GPS UDP Port: UDP port to send GPS data to when a dial-up or Wi-Fi
connection is established. Set to zero to disable.
Dial-up COM Speed: Dial-up COM speed. This speed is also used when a port is
configured for Messages.
OBD-II
OBD-II Report Diag Codes: Send alert when engine diagnostic code detected.
OBD-II Report RPM: Send alert when engine RPM limit exceeded.
OBD-II Report Coolant: Send alert when engine coolant temperature limit exceeded.
OBD-II COM Speed: COM speed for OND-II interface.
OBD-II Max Engine RPM: Maximum RPM limit when monitoring engine.
OBD-II Max Coolant Temp: Engine coolant temperature limit.
Engine Displacement: Engine size (cc). See engine efficiency below.
Engine Efficiency: Engine efficiency. Used along with displacement to calculate
fuel used for engines without MAF sensors.
Garmin
Garmin Options: Enable or disable the sending of estimated-time-of-arrival (ETA)
messages and/or Stop Status updates.
Signs
AMSIG/NTCIP Msg Slot: Message slot to use when sending messages to NTCIP signs.
Set to zero to enable the AMSIG protocol.
NTCIP Sign ID: Sign ID.
NTCIP Community: SNMP community name for signs interface.
Sign Trans: When transparent sign data is enabled, transparent data sent to
the i50 will be forwarded to the sign, and sign responses will be
sent to the server as transparent data. Enabling NTCIP UDP
data causes the i50 to send sign data without the standard
serial encoding, allowing connection to a sign using a serial to
Ethernet adapter.
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