Crown 2/300 Operation Manual page 28

5� Default Gateway
Displays the Default Gateway of the discovered device. The Default Gateway may be edited inline. The device row will be ordered accordingly with the
current column sort immediately on successful editing of the field. The device row will remain selected.
NOTE: If DHCP/Auto-IP is enabled, the Default Gateway field may not be edited inline.
If the device is being rediscovered, then the following behavior will occur:
• When the device is not selected, the device Default Gateway address field is displayed but is grayed out.
• When the device is selected and highlighted in orange, the field is represented in dark gray.
NOTE: Once edits have been made, it is critical to click the Apply Current Edits or Apply and Exit buttons for the changes to take affect.
6� Device ID
Displays the HiQnet address of the discovered device. This field may be edited inline if you want to change the device HiQnet address. If the edited
value scopes the device out of the current Display filter, it will not be visible and no devices will be selected. If devices are discovered with a
conflicting HiQnet address, then the following will occur:
• The HiQnet ID field of a discovered device will be displayed in pink when a HiQnet address conflicts with that of another, already discovered
HiQnet address.
• When the device is selected and highlighted in orange, the field is represented in red.
• The HiQnet address is not displayed, instead a dash is displayed as grayed out.
NOTE: A conflicting HiQnet address may be edited inline if you want to change the device HiQnet address.
NOTE: Devices are not discoverable at the IP level. A device which is not discoverable at the IP level (invalid IP address, etc.) will not be able to
report a HiQnet address. In this instance, the HiQnet ID field will display a "?" to indicate that the field may exist but that the software does not have
enough discoverability of the device to determine the value. A blank field or "-" implies the value is null and the HiQnet ID field may not be edited
inline.
NOTE: Once edits have been made, it is critical to click the Apply Current Edits or Apply and Exit buttons for the changes to take affect.
7� Random ID Reboot
When enabled, the device will be given a random HiQnet address. If you want to set the HiQnet address of a device to a random ID, check the Random
ID checkbox. If the checkbox is unchecked before applying current edits, the prior HiQnet ID value will be restored.
All devices in the current filter view may be set to Random HiQnet ID by checking the checkbox in the column header — the individual checkboxes for
all devices will become checked. If any individual checkbox is subsequently unchecked, the column header Random ID checkbox will automatically
be unchecked. Conversely, if all devices in the current filter view are set to Random ID on and the Random HiQnet ID column header checkbox is
checked, all devices may be set to Random ID off by unchecking the column header checkbox — the individual checkboxes for all devices will
become unchecked.
NOTE: Devices are not discoverable at the IP level. A device which is not discoverable at the IP level (invalid IP address, etc.) will not be able to
report a HiQnet address. In this instance, the Random ID checkbox will be unavailable.
8� Status
Displays the current discovery status of the device. The Status field may not be edited. Discovery status hierarchy is as follows:
a� Discovered
If a device has a unique IP address and a unique HiQnet address, this condition will be shown unless the device is access controlled. When the
device is not selected, the "Discovered" label is represented in green.
The "Discovered" status is determined by the following conditions:
• The device is discoverable at the MAC address level.
• The device has a valid and unique IP address (manual or DHCP/Auto-IP).
• The device has a unique HiQnet address.
Page 26
Installing Audio Architect & Configuring the Network
CDi DriveCore Series Operation Manual