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Network utilities
You can connect a computer to your processor using
either a network (Ethernet or RS485) or a USB cable.
For details, see
Connecting your processor and computer
(page
6).
If you connect using a network, you can use the network
utilities menu to set up the following:
RS-485 ID (page 17)
▪
Device name (page 17)
▪
IP address (page 17)
▪
Subnet mask (page 18)
▪
Gateway (page 18)
▪
LAN mode (page 18)
▪
RS-485 ID
This setting allows you to set the ID to use for RS-485. You
can set this to a number between 01 and 32.
Each device on RS-485 must have a
unique ID.
To set the ID for RS-485
1. Press PM3 to display the Utility Menu.
2. Rotate PM1 until Network Utilities appears on the
bottom line of the screen. Then press PM1.
3. Rotate PM1 until RS485 ID appears on the bottom
line of the screen. Then press PM1.
4. To change the ID, rotate PM2. Then press PM2.
5. If you've finished, press PM2 twice to exit the menu
system.
Device name
This allows you to give your DX0.6 a name of your choice.
The name can be up to 16 characters.
17
To set the device name
1. Press PM3 to display the Utility Menu.
2. Rotate PM1 until Network Utilities appears on the
bottom line of the screen. Then press PM1.
3. Rotate PM1 until Device name appears on the bottom
line of the screen. Then press PM1.
4. To change the name, rotate PM2 and PM3 as
described in
Input name (page 21)
5. If you've finished, press PM2 twice to exit the menu
system.
IP address
This allows you to view or set the IP address. You only
need to set the IP address if the TCP/IP mode is static.
To change TCP/IP mode (to choose
dynamic or static IP), you need to use
the
Desktop app (page
To view or set the IP address
1. Press PM3 to display the Utility Menu.
2. Rotate PM1 until Network Utilities appears on the
bottom line of the screen. Then press PM1.
3. Rotate PM1 until IP Address appears on the bottom
line of the screen. Then press PM1 to display the IP
address.
DX0.6 User Guide
steps 3 and 4.
6).
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