QUICK START MANUAL Document reference MAVM600MK2MPS-QS/E
VM600
Mk2
machinery protection system (MPS) Edition 2 - February 2021
2-12
MPC4
Mk2
machinery protection and condition monitoring module
OVERVIEW OF VM600
Mk2
MACHINERY PROTECTION SYSTEM (MPS) HARDWARE
2.2.3 MPC4
Mk2
module factory assigned defaults
2.2.3.1 MPC4
Mk2
module as part of a VM600
Mk2
solution
For a MPC4
Mk2
module delivered as part of a VM600
Mk2
solution, the module normally runs
the latest version of the “standard” operating firmware and is pre-configured in the factory for
the application before delivery of the system.
See 4.1 MPC4
Mk2
module firmware.
2.2.3.2 MPC4
Mk2
module as a spare part
For a MPC4
Mk2
module delivered as a spare part, the module normally runs the latest version
of the recovery firmware only and therefore cannot be pre-configured for the application
before delivery.
See 4.1 MPC4
Mk2
module firmware.
The MPC4
Mk2
module recovery firmware allows the end-user/operator to change/upload the
MPC4
Mk2
module firmware to the “standard” operating firmware or the proof-test firmware.
Accordingly, the end-user/operator must change/upload the required version of the required
firmware, typically the latest version of the “standard” module operating firmware, and
configure the module as required for the application.
NOTE: For a MPC4
Mk2
module delivered as a spare part, the required “standard”
operating firmware must be uploaded to the module, and the module must then be
configured using VibroSight Protect, before the module can be used in an
application.
NOTE: In general, it is strongly recommended to use the most recent version of MPC4
Mk2
“standard” operating firmware. Of course, the version of MPC4
Mk2
module
“operating firmware running on a module can be changed if necessary, for
example, so that all modules of the same type in a VM600
Mk2
MPS solution are
running the same version of firmware.
See 3.3.5 Checking the firmware for a MPC4
Mk2
module and 3.3.6 Changing the firmware for
a MPC4
Mk2
module.
For a MPC4
Mk2
module delivered as a spare part, the module’s LAN (Ethernet)
connector/port has the following factory assigned defaults:
• Configured as Enabled using dynamic addressing (Use DHCP).
That is, the Static IP settings (IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway) are not
configured (fields left empty).
When dynamic addressing using the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) is used, a
DHCP server must be available on the same network as the VM600
Mk2
MPS, in order for the
MPC4
Mk2
module(s) to be automatically assigned an IP address.
NOTE: Contact your IT department or network administrator for information on whether a
DHCP server is available on your network.
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