Scanivalve MPS4232 - Changing the IP Address

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MPS4232
Section 6: Maintenance
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1. Connect a host computer to the Ethernet port and
ensure the MPS is powered on.
2. Open Windows FIle Explorer.
3. In the Address Bar, type:
p://<IPAddress><Enter>
Where: <IPAddress> is the IP Address of the MPS.
4. The host computer should connect to the FTP le
server. If the connecon is successful, the contents
of the MPS ash storage will be displayed in a folder
format.
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5. Open Windows Explorer in another window and
navigate to the directory where the calibraon coef-
cients are stored. MPS4232 calibraon coecients
are a text le called “Cal_<sn>.cfg” where <sn> is
the serial number of the module.
Highlight the le to be copied to the MPS, right click
and click “Copy.”
6. Select the MPS4232 window, right click in the le
area and click “Paste.”
As long as the lename matches, the MPS will prompt if
you would like to overwrite the le. Click yes to over-
write the old le.
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The le will be copied to the MPS4232. A progress
window will provide progress informaon.
Alternately, the le can be “drag-and-dropped” and
overwrien.
7. When the copy funcon is complete, the MPS4232
window will show the new les. The me and date of
the new le can be used to conrm that the new les
were uploaded successfully.
8. The new le must be loaded into RAM by one of the
following methods:
- Power cycle the MPS
- Execute a REBOOT command
- Execute a LOAD <cal lename> command
where <cal lename> is the name of the Cal_ le
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The following procedure will change the IP address of the
MPS4200 using a terminal emulator (ScanTel, HyperTer-
minal, puTTY, etc). The webserver terminal can be used as
an alternave if an Ethernet connecon is available.
1. Establish a connecon to the MPS4200 using a serial
or Ethernet connecon and appropriate soware. For
inial connecon informaon, please see Secon 3:
Operaon.
2. Issue the command:
LIST IP<ENTER>
The IP address variable and value will be displayed.
3. Issue the command:
SET IPADD xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx<ENTER>
(where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address desired)
4. Issue the command:
LIST IP<ENTER>
Conrm that the IP address set is correct.
5. [Oponal] If the Subnet or Gateway must be changed,
please do so in the same steps as 2 - 4 using the
SUBNET and GW variables.
5. Issue the command:
SAVE IP<ENTER>
Wait for the return prompt “>”.
The IP address has now been saved.
Issue the command:
REBOOT<ENTER>
or cycle the MPS power.
The MPS will now boot with the new IP address.