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AN186 - Rev. 1.0
DMD2050 FTP
6.3 IP Address Mask
In the mask (more clearly seen in the binary format), binary 1s indicate
the position of the network and subnet portion of the IP Address while
binary 0s identify bits that represent the individual interfaces.
recognize a subnet, each system in the subnet must have the same
subnet mask.
address class mask.
1.
At the <TCP/IP> Submenu, scroll to the 'IP ADDR MASK' Selection.
2.
Toggle between hexadecimal and decimal formats by depressing all four Arrow Keys at
the same time then releasing.
3.
The mask on the Front Panel is expressed in a hexadecimal format by default. Change
this field prior to any changes to the Modem or Router Addresses. Enter the IP Address
Mask and press <ENTER>.
Example: FF.FF.0.0
6.4 Modem IP Address
This IP Address needs to be consistent with the defined IP Address
Mask.
1.
At the <TCP/IP> Submenu, scroll to the 'MODEM IP ADDR' Selection.
2.
Toggle between hexadecimal and decimal formats by pressing all four Arrow Keys at the
same time then releasing.
Please consult your network administrator for a valid
(255.255.0.0 decimal)
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