DHCP+LL
IP mode for using Link-Local addressing.
When a DHCP server is present, the IP address
is assigned automatically by that server. If this
fails, an address will be assigned
automatically using the Link-Local address in
the range from 169.254.0.1 to
169.254.255.254. All devices in a local
network will ensure that their IP addresses are
unique. After the Link-Local configuration is
completed, a fully functional network will be
available. If a DHCP server is available later,
an automatic IP will be automatically assigned
later.
Link-Local addressing is the default behavior of
every PC and MAC computer when no DHCP
server is present. The DHCP+LL setting enables
the amplifier to also work in a setup without a
DHCP server. A fully functional local network
including remote control from a PC or Mac via
R1 will be set up automatically.
Set gateway
to default
When this button is selected, the gateway
address is derived from the IP address and IP
mask settings.
Additional information fields
MAC:
Displays the fixed MAC address of the device.
Conn.: Shows which of the etherCON connectors is
connected (busy).
Status: Provides status information on the network.
12.4.2. Remote ID
Selecting the «Remote ID» button allows the setting of the unique
Remote identifier of the respective device in the format [nn].[nn].
Subnet
The first two digits represent the subnet.
Within an Ethernet network up to 100
subnets can be defined (values 0 to 99).
Within a CAN network up to eight subnets
can be defined (values 0 to 7).
Note: In case of a Subnet mismatch the
following message is issued at the bottom
of the screen:
Remote ID exceeds 7.63, CAN disabled!
Device ID Using the two digit Device ID for each subnet,
you can define a total of 63 devices (values 1
to 63).
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