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To configure the network settings for the MSD from the GC control panel
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To reboot the MSD from the GC control panel
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To enable/disable BOOTP on MSD
By default the BOOTP is disabled. If your LAN uses a BootP server, Enabling
BOOTP causes the server to automatically assign an IP address to the MSD.
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5975/5977 Series MSD Operation Manual
Press Config, and then press MS/Aux Det to bring up the CONFIGURE MS
DETECTOR menu.
To configure the IP: parameter, use the GC keypad to enter the new IP
address for the MSD, then press Enter to complete the entry.
Wait for the GC to display the new IP address. Reboot the MSD or proceed
to the gateway address with the down arrow button
Press the down arrow to scroll to GW: and use the GC keypad to enter the
new gateway address for the LAN and press Enter to complete the entry.
Press the down arrow to scroll to SW: and use the GC keypad to enter the
new subnet mask for the LAN and press Enter to complete the entry.
Reboot the MSD. (See below)
Press Config, and then press MS/Aux Det to bring up the CONFIGURE MS
DETECTOR menu.
Press the down arrow to scroll to Request MSD Reboot?.
Press On/Yes to reboot the MSD and wait for the MSD to complete this cycle
before trying to access it.
Press Config, and then press MS/Aux Det to bring up the CONFIGURE MS
DETECTOR menu.
Press the down arrow to scroll to MSD BOOTP.
To enable BOOTP, press On/Yes.
To disable BOOTP, press Off/No.
Wait for the MSD to confirm the change on the GC control panel.
Reboot the MSD. See above.
Operating in Electron Ionization (EI) Mode
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