Dhcp; Selecting An Interface; 5�3�4 Unit Number For Rs-485; Retrieving Switching Combinations - Monacor DRM-882LAN Instruction Manual

2) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
IP = 192.168.000.101
The first input field flashes .
3) Use the button PRESET 2 and the button
PRESET 3 to set the desired values in the
four fields and confirm each selection by
means of the button PRESET 1 . To go to
the next input field without making any
changes to the current input field, press
the button PRESET 6 .
4) Use the button PRESET 4 to exit the sub-
menu .
Depending on the IP address set, the network
mask is automatically created in accordance
with the network class .
IP = 1 .0 .0 .1 to IP = 126 .255 .255 .255
➾ network mask = FF000000h (class A)
IP = 127 .0 .0 .1 to IP = 191 .255 .255 .255
➾ network mask = FFFF0000h (class B)
IP = 192 .0 .0 .1 to IP = 223 .255 .255 .255
➾ network mask = FFFFFF00h (class C)
5.3.2

DHCP

In the menu "DHCP Setup", you can define
if the network settings of the unit are to be
automatically configured by a DHCP server in
the network or if the IP address manually set
( ☞ chapter 5 .3 .1) is to be used .
1) Call up the menu . The following menu
item is selected:
--- Tcp/Ip Setup
2) Use the button PRESET 2 to select the fol-
lowing menu item:
--- Dhcp Setup
3) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
Dhcp = Off
4) Use the button PRESET 2 or PRESET 3 to
activate ( ) or deactivate (
On
matic network setting .
5) Use the button PRESET 1 to confirm the
setting and to exit the submenu, or use the
button PRESET 4 to exit the submenu with-
out making any changes to the setting .
5.3.3

Selecting an interface

The interfaces USB and RS-485 cannot be
used at the same time . To select the interface:
1) Call up the menu . The following menu
item is selected:
--- Tcp/Ip Setup
2) Use the button PRESET 3 to select the fol-
lowing menu item:
--- USB/RS485 Setup
3) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
Mode = USB
26
4) Use the buttons PRESET 2 and PRESET 3 to
select the interface desired:
or
Automatic
be recognized automatically) .
5) Use the button PRESET 1 to exit the sub-
menu or use the button PRESET 4 to exit
the submenu without making any changes
to the setting .
After the menu has been exited, the interface
currently selected is indicated on the upper
right of the display:
= USB
= RS-485
= Automatic interface recognition
5.3.4 Unit number for RS-485
If multiple units are connected to the PC
via the RS-485 interface at the same time,
the units must have been assigned different
unit IDs so that they can be identified . The
unit number is also important when a unit is
addressed by the control panel DRM-882WP
or DRM-882WPX .
To set the unit number:
1) Call up the menu . The following menu
item is selected:
---
2) Use the button PRESET 3 to select the fol-
lowing menu item:
--- ID RS485 Setup
3) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
---
ID = 01
4) Use the buttons PRESET 2 and PRESET 3 to
select the unit ID desired (1– 64) .
---
5) Use the button PRESET 1 to exit the sub-
menu or the button PRESET 4 to exit the
submenu without making any changes to
the setting .
5.3.5

Retrieving switching combinations

The switching combinations (switch presets)
) auto-
Off
may also be retrieved by means of the menu
( ☞ chapter 6 .14 .2):
1) Call up the menu . The following menu
item is selected:
---
2) Use the button PRESET 3 to select the fol-
lowing menu item:
--- Out Switch Setup ---
3) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
---
SP02 S1=0 S2=1 S3=0 S4=0
In this example, switching configuration 2 with the
following switching statuses has been selected:
switching output 2 = on
---
switching outputs 1, 3, 4 = off .
4) Use the buttons PRESET 2 and PRESET 3 to
select the switching combination desired
(1–10) . The number of the switching com-
bination selected flashes initially .
,
USB RS485
(if the interface used is to
Tcp/Ip Setup ---
---
Tcp/Ip Setup ---
5) Press the button PRESET 1 to go to the
combination selected .
6) Use the button PRESET 4 to exit the sub-
menu .
Note: If the switching combinations are linked to

configurations (

☞ chapter 5 .3 .6), the unit will, after
the system menu has been exited, automatically
change to the switching combination that corre-
sponds to the current configuration .
5.3.6 Linking switching combinations
to configurations
To link the switching combinations to con-
figurations, i . e . to retrieve the correspond-
ing switching combination when selecting a
configuration:
1) Call up the menu . The following menu
item is selected:
--- Tcp/Ip Setup
2) Use the button PRESET 3 to select the fol-
lowing menu item:
- Output Switch Linked -
3) Use the button PRESET 1 to call up the
submenu . The display shows, for example,
the following:
Link = OFF
4) Use the button PRESET 2 or PRESET 3 to
define if the switching combinations are
to be linked with the configurations (
or not ( ) .
OFF
Each of the switching combinations 1 to 6
is linked to the configuration of the same
number . The switching combinations 7 to
10 are linked to the extra configurations
1 to 4 ( ☞ chapter 6 .13 .5), i . e . they are
retrieved via the switching inputs INPUT
PORT (13) .
5) Use the button PRESET 1 to exit the sub-
menu or the button PRESET 4 to exit the
submenu without making any changes to
the setting .
5.4 Status LEDs
The LED PHANTOM POWER (1) lights up
when the phantom power supply for the
microphone inputs has been switched on .
In addition, the following eight LED groups
(4) with the following functions are available:
– LIMITER – indicates that the level limiter
or the compressor of the corresponding
output is active
– CLIP – indicates that the corresponding out-
put is overloaded after equalization
– SIGNAL – indicates for an output that a
signal is present at an input that is assigned
to this output
– FBK – indicates that feedback suppression
has been selected for the microphone input
– MIC – indicates that the input has been
configured as a microphone input
– LINE – indicates that the input has been
configured for line-level signals
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ON