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| ===== IP Basic Settings ===== | ===== IP Basic Settings ===== | ||
| - | Before delivery, each Series 52 system is configured with an IP basic setting. This setting accords to a certain pattern, unless the customer indicates different requirements in his order. | + | 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. |
| 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. | 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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| - | These last 3 Bytes of the MAC address are used for composing the IP address for the basic setting. Please find below an example for the MAC address 10:00:02: | + | <WRAP center round important 80%> |
| + | **Important**\\ These last 3 Bytes of the MAC address are used for generating the IP address for the basic setting. | ||
| + | </WRAP> | ||
| + | Find below an example for the MAC address 10:00:02 | ||
| * Every single Byte is translated into the decimal format: ''10h = 16, 00h = 0, 02h = 2'' | * Every single Byte is translated into the decimal format: ''10h = 16, 00h = 0, 02h = 2'' | ||
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| * ''IP address: 10.16.0.2'' | * ''IP address: 10.16.0.2'' | ||
| * ''Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0'' | * ''Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0'' | ||
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| ===== IP Configuration ===== | ===== IP Configuration ===== | ||