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If Ensign can do it Omega should be able to do it.  Its 
only a question of will power.  Just like the composite vs individual 
breadth symbols and the open interest problem.  
 
bobr
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <A 
href="mailto:ensign@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; title=ensign@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Ensign 
Software 
To: <A href="mailto:ensign@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
title=ensign@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Ensign User 
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 11:28 AM
Subject: Ensign: Announcing Ethernet connection to DTN 
receivers

Hi from Ensign 
Software,
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We have great news 
you need to know about as a DTN user.
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Ethernet 
ConnectionThe current version of Ensign Windows can connect to the 
DTN D8000 and D8080 Velocity receiver boxes using the Ethernet port.  
Performance measurements we have made show the Ethernet connection handles 
40 times more data than a 115K baud serial port.  If your 
computer has an Ethernet port, you really should get connected to the DTN 
receiver using Ethernet.  The connection is so fast and accurate, gone are 
the days of waiting for a news story to download or dropping quotes because of 
port overruns.   I love it and I am very excited about 
it.
 
These 
instructions are for setting up the 10Base-T Ethernet port.   

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Click the Start button, and select 
Settings | Control Panel as shown.  On the Control Panel double click the 
Network icon that is shown above and you arrive at the following form. 
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In the list of installed network 
components, select the TCP/IP component for your Ethernet device, and click the 
Properties button to display the following form. 
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Select the 'IP Address' tab.  Select 
the 'Specify an IP Address' bullet and enter the IP Address and Subnet Mask 
values as shown.   Click the OK buttons to close the 
forms.   Your system may inform you that the computer needs to reboot 
for the change to be effective.  Follow the prompts to reboot.  You 
may be asked to insert your Windows CD in the CD drive so that drivers can be 
loaded. 
While you can connect through a hub, 
the preferred method is to connect the DTN receiver directly to the 10Base-T 
Ethernet card in your computer using a cable that has its incoming and outgoing 
data lines swapped (similar to a null modem serial cable).  <SPAN 
class=390330019-16022001>A 15 foot cable from a local computer 
store costs $10.<SPAN 
class=390330019-16022001>  If you need to buy an Ethernet card to install 
in your computer, they cost under $20. 
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DTN strongly recommends a private network 
connection to prevent the increased message traffic from swamping an existing 
network.  Also, there may be a security breech in the retransmission of 
exchange data by sending it across an intranet.  For computers already on a 
network, a private network can be created by installing a second Ethernet card 
and connecting directly to the DTN receiver. 
If you must use a configuration other than the 
default, the TCP and UDP addresses and ports can be changed by editing entries 
in the  C:\Ensign\Inifile\Ensign.ini  file.  Most users will be 
able to use the defaults. 
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In Ensign Windows, click menu SetUp | 
Connection and select the Ethernet bullet as shown above.  If your 
installation, IP address, and cable are correct, you will see a flow of data 
start immediately.   
Note:  The DTN receiver must be Reset 
to be able to use its serial port after it has been used with the Ethernet port. 



Disable Auto 
Dial <SPAN 
class=390330019-16022001>ConnectionProblem:  
Every attempt to connect to the Ethernet starts up a dialer for an Internet 
modem connection.
Solution:  Change the 
setting in your Internet Explorer to 'Never dial a connection'. 
Run your Internet Explorer program and 
click menu Tools | Internet Options to display this form. 
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Select the 'Never dial a connection' 
bullet.   Click the LAN Settings button to display this form. 
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Check the 'Automatically detect settings' 
box, and close the forms by clicking the OK buttons. <FONT face=Arial 
size=2>


<SPAN 
class=390330019-16022001>Quotes | Refresh | Market 
Group
<SPAN 
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There is a new menu 
item that can be used to refresh every symbol record in a market group.  
Click the Quote button.  Click a market group button on the bottom of the 
quote page.   Now select menu Quotes | Refresh | Market Group.  
(Previously you were limited to refreshing just the Visible Rows on the quote 
page.)
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Time 
tests:     Using a 115K baud serial port, the records 
download at a rate of 2.5 per second.   Using the Ethernet port, the 
records download at a rate of 100+ per second.
<SPAN 
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So, we can refresh 
all 8000 Nasdaq symbols with an Ethernet connection in under 80 seconds, 
whereas, the serial port refresh will take 50+ minutes.<FONT 
face=Arial size=2>  


 
Sincerely, Howard ArringtonVisit Ensign's 
web site:  <A href="http://www.ensignsoftware.com/"; 
target=_blank>http://www.ensignsoftware.com Free Trading Tips 
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