OS16000/OS15000/OS12002 GigE

interface configuration
Installation-Configuring-NetworkCard
TS-1071 V3– 08.03.2018

ZEUTSCHEL GmbH, Heerweg 2, D-72070 Tübingen-Hirschau, Germany

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1.1 Scope of this manual ......................................................................................... 2

1.2 Installing the network card ............................................................................... 2

1.3 Installing the necessary driver ........................Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.

1.4 Configure the driver settings ............................................................................ 3

1.5 Configuring the PC ............................................................................................ 6

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1.1 Scope of this manual

This manual describes the installation and configuration of the PCI
network board which communicates with all Zeutschel Scanners
based on KA81 technology with GigE Interface.
Relevant systems are e.g. the OS15000 Familiy; OS12002 Family
including OS12002-V and OS12002-A1

1.2 Installing the network card

Installing the necessary driver
Personnel:  System administrator/network
administrator
Open the computer case according to the
manual of your computer. Locate a free
PCI socket. Remove the metal lid behind
the free PCI slot. Save the screw. Plug
the network card in there. Use the screw
that kept hold of the metal lid to secure
the network card in place.

Personnel:  System administrator/network

administrator

The driver for the with the System deleivered

Intel CT Destop Adaper Cards is loacated at:
C:\Program Files\Zeutschel\Omniscan 12-
64\Driver\Misc\Intel_CT_DesktopAdapter

OR
At the with the System delivered DVD at:
DVD_Zeutschel
Software\Driver\Ethernet\x64\Intel_CT_DesktopAdapter

Select the 32 Bit or 64 Bit driver for your operating

system.
Start the driver installation by double clicking the
downloaded file PROWin32.exe or
ProWinx64.exe respectively and follow the
instructions on the screen.
Select the program features (Fig.1)

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Personnel: System administrator

/network administrator

Open the Network and Sharing Center dialog by

navigating to:
WIN 7: START -> Settings -> Control panel -> Network
and Sharing Centre -> Change Adapter Settings
WIN 10: START -> Settings (Tooth Wheel Icon) ->
Network & Intenet -> Change adapter options
Right click on the icon of the network card that is
connected to the scanner (usually labelled Intel(R)
Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter) and select properties.
This should look like this:
Now click on “Configure” (Fig.2).

Fig. 1: ‘Local Area Connection Status’ window

1.4.1 Check Advanced Settings
Check the advanced settings if necessary
change the value:
Interrupt Moderation = Enabled
Interrupt Moderation Rate = Adaptive
IPv4 Checksum Offload = Rx & Tx Enabled
Jumbo Packet = Disabled
Large Send Offload V2 (IPv4) = Enabled
Locally Administered Address = (empty)
Log Link State Event = Enabled
Maximum Number of RSS Queues = 2Queues

Packet Priority & VLAN = Packet Priority & VLAN Enabled

Receive Buffers = 2048

Receive Side Scaling = Enabled

Speed 6 Duplex = Auto Negotiation

Wait for Link = Auto Detect

Don´t touch any settings wich are not

described here

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Select the “Advanced” Tab (Fig. 3). WIN7cc

Click on “OK” and close all the openend dialogs

Fig. 2: ‘Select Advanced Tab‘

Select the “Advanced” Tab (Fig. 4). WIN10

Click on “OK” and close all the openend dialogs

Fig. 3:
April

1.4.2 Properties Microsoft Driver 12.15.22.6

Adaptive Frame Spacing: Disabled
Flow Control: Disabled
Gigabit Master Slave Mode: Auto detect
Interrupt Moderation: Disabled
Interrupt Moderation Rate: Off
IPv4 Checksum Offload: Rx & Tx Enable
Jumbo Packets: Disabled
Large Send Offload V2 IPv4: Enabled
Large Send Offload V2 IPv6: Enabled
Local Administered Address: Nonexistent
Log Link State Event: Disabled
Maximum Numbers of RSS Queues: 2
Packet Priority and VLAN: Disabled
Receive Buffers: 2048
Receive Side Scaling: Disabled
Speed & Duplex: 1.0 GPS Full Duplex
TCP Checksum Offload IPv4: Rx & Tx Enabled
TCP Checksum Offload IPv6: Rx & Tx Enabled
Transmit Buffers: 512
UDP Checksum Offload IPv4: Rx & Tx Enabled
UDP Checksum Offload IPv6: Rx & Tx Enabled
Wait for Link: Auto Detect

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Win 7: Select “Performance Options” in the Advanced

Adapter Settings list (Fig. 5) then click on Properties

Fig. 4: ‘Select Performance Options‘

Select “Receive Buffers” in the Perfomance Options

Settings list and
set the value to the maximum available, usually 2048
(Fig.6).

When set click on OK and close all the openend

dialogs.

Fig. 5: “Receive Buffers” 2048

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1.3 Configuring the PC

Personnel:  System administrator/network administrator

To ensure the scanning system works properly, the following

configuration has to be set in the control panel:
Again open the network card settings dialog by navigating to:
Settings -> Control panel -> Network and Sharing Centre ->
Change Adapter Settings. Right click on the icon of the network
card that is connected to the scanner (usually labelled Intel(R)
Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter) and select “properties”. This should
look like this (Fig.6):

Fig. 1: ‘Local Area Connection Status’ window

1. Uncheck all the boxes in the ‘Local Area Connection

Properties’ window apart from ‘Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4)’

2. In the window ‘Local Area Connection Properties’ (Fig. 7)

Click ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and select the
‘Properties’ button.

Fig. 2: ‘Local Area Conn. Properties’ window

3. In the window ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Properties’ click on the button ‘Use the following IP address’
and enter the IP address ‘192.168.128.11’.

Important Hint:
Since Firmware version KA81_V0_0.0.0.8 the scanner
provides a DHCP server that automatically sets up the
IP-address. In this case you could just leave the setting
to “Obtain an IP address automatically”.

4. Leave the window ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Properties’ (Fig. 8) by clicking ‘OK’.
Fig. 3: ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
Properties’ Window

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5. Close ‘Local Area Connection Properties’ window by clicking

‘OK’ (Fig. 9).

Fig. 4: Close ‘Local Area Connection Properties’

window

6. Leave ‘Local Area Connection Status’ window by clicking

‘Close’ (Fig. 10).

Fig. 5: ‘Local Area Connection Status’ window

Menu item ‘Windows Firewall’ 7. Select ‘Windows Firewall’ in the control panel.

The ‘Windows Firewall’ window opens. (Fig. 11)

Make sure that the Windows Firewall is switched
ON

Fig. 6: ‘Windows Firewall’ window

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. If not done already switch on the Windows Firewall in

the window ‘Windows Firewall’ (Fig. 12) (public and
private).
Use the “Use recommended settings” button if
available.
If you start the Omniscan for the first time it will open a
port in the firewall for the communication with the
scanner. This can only be done if the Omniscan is
started (once) with “run as administrator”. Allow
Omniscan access to the network (in this case to the
scanner) for public and private access.

Fig. 7: ‘Windows Firewall’ window

To enable the Firewall manually click on option “Turn

Windows Firewall on or off”, then enable the firewall for
Home and Public (Fig. 13) and click OK.

Fig. 8: Manual activation of the Windows Firewall

The firewall settings should look like this (Fig. 14).

Fig. 9: Windows Firewall aktive

Check the box marked with the red circle and click on
allow access if this dialog shows up while Omniscan is
started (make sure the name is “Omniscan
Scanprogramm” by Zeutschel GmbH, for security
reasons) (Fig. 15).

Fig. 10: Firewall Set Dialog for Omniscan Application