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-====== IP Basic Settings & Configuration ====== 
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-===== IP Basic Settings ===== 
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-Before delivery, each Series 52 system is configured with an IP basic setting. This setting has a certain pattern, unless the customer indicates different requirements in his order. 
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-Each controller with an integrated Ethernet interface has a dedicated network address, the so-called MAC address (''​MAC - Media Access Control''​). This address is always unambiguous and unique. DHD owns the MAC address range ''​00:​0A:​63:​00:​00:​00''​ to ''​00:​0A:​63:​FF:​FF:​FF'',​ therefore this address is also referred as serial number of a DHD device. 
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-A network-compatible controller module is always identified in a network by its MAC address. As the first 3 Bytes of all DHD MAC addresses always are identical, only the last 3 Bytes are indicated in DHD software applications. 
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-**Note**\\ ​ If you find the term "MAC address"​ in the context of a DHD system, it always refers to the last three Bytes of the actual address, although this is, strictly speaking, incorrect. 
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-**Important**\\ ​ These last 3 Bytes of the MAC address are used for generating the IP address for the basic setting. 
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-Find below an example for the MAC address 10:00:02 
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-  * Every single Byte is translated into the decimal format: ''​10h = 16, 00h = 0, 02h = 2''​ 
-  * Afterwards the decimal numbers are strung together; 10 is prepended, and all numbers are separated by periods: ''​10.16.0.2''​ 
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-The subnet mask is automatically set to ''​255.0.0.0'',​ according to the classification of this IP range. 
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-Thus the following IP basic setting results for the example device: 
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-  * ''​IP address: 10.16.0.2''​ 
-  * ''​Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0''​ 
-===== IP Configuration ===== 
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-**Tip**\\ ​ See also [[tb8:​maintenance:​start|Maintenance Documentation]]. 
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-The IP settings of a Series 52 system are defined directly in the systems communication controller. To set IP parameters, use the ''​Maintenance Window'',​ an application,​ which is implemented in [[tb5:​start|Toolbox5]],​ [[tb8:​start|Toolbox8]],​ [[sx:​start|SXConfig]] and [[dx:​start|DXConfig]]. ​ 
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-You can open the Maintenance Window by clicking the according command in the ''​View''​ menu or by pressing ''​F7''​ on your keyboard. 
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-{{ :​tb8:​maintenance:​maintenance_device_overview.png?​direct&​600 |//​Maintenance Window with device selection list on the left hand side//}} 
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-In the ''​Device''​ menu, select ''​Network Config...''​. 
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