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Changing the terminal’s IP address
You can use SuperVisor to change the IP address of the terminal from the default. Alternatively, you
can assign the IP address using the SETUP port (see "
To get or set the IP address of a terminal using
setup” on page
52).
To change the IP address of the terminals using SuperVisor:
1. Launch your web browser and connect to the terminal using the one of the factory-configured
default IP addresses shown below:
Terminal IP address
Unprotected terminals Terminal 1 (local) 169.254.50.10
Terminal 2 (remote) 169.254.50.20
Protected terminals Terminal 1, terminal A (local) 169.254.50.10
Terminal 1, terminal B (local) 169.254.50.11
Terminal 2, terminal A (remote) 169.254.50.20
Terminal 2, terminal B (remote) 169.254.50.21
Note: The factory default settings for the subnets is 255.255.0.0; the gateway is 0.0.0.0.
2. Log into the terminal as the administrator with the user name 'admin' and the password 'admin'.
Note: For security reasons, change the admin password (see "Changing passwords" on page 59)
as soon as possible.
3. Select Link or Local or Remote > Terminal > Advanced and make the necessary changes.
Note: If this IP address change is being made over the RF link, it is important to change the far
end of the link first.
4. Once you have changed the IP address of a terminal, reconnect to it using the new IP address.
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