GAT Access 6100 Terminal Series
Troubleshooting & FAQ
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8.7 How can I find the MAC address of a GAT Access 6100?
There are different possibilities:
a) Directly at the device. The GANTNER technology logo is shown when the GAT Access 6100 powers on. After a
brief pause, the "Settings" screen with information including the MAC address, IP address, DHCP ON/OFF,
software version, terminal address and reader technology is shown (see "5.3 System Settings").
b) The MAC address can also be shown in the Service menu (see "5.3.1. Service Menu of the GAT Access 6100")
by selecting "Communication" -> "MAC Address".
c) Label on the processor of the GAT Access 6100.
d) With the GAT Device Finder software.
8.8 Setting IP address when MAC address is not known and IP address of the terminal is
0.0.0.0
There are different possibilities:
a) If DHCP is activated, install a DCHP server.
b) Restart the GAT Device Finder software and the GAT Access 6100. If DHCP is activated it is possible to select
the MAC address of the GAT Access 6100 with the icon "Add new Device" and then set the desired IP address.
8.9 Difference between "Time" and "Delay" in the "Mode" field for Locker Check-In
configuration?
With "Time", the hours and minutes will be written onto the data carriers exactly as they are entered in the "Hours"
and "Minutes" fields.
With "Delay", the terminal will add the values entered in the "Hours" and "Minutes" fields to the current time of the
terminal and write the resulting value onto the data carriers.
Example:
Current date and time of the terminal: November 24
th
2010 12:31:00
Field "Hours": 02
Field "Minutes": 15
If mode is set to "Time", the terminal will write "24.11.2010 02:15:00" onto the data carrier.
If mode is set to "Delay", the terminal will write "24.11.2010 14:46:00" onto the data carrier.
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