Lauda IN 130 T Operation Manual page 47

Obtain LAN configuration automatically
(DHCP client on)
Specify LAN configuration manually
(DHCP client off)
V6
The Ethernet interface can be configured in two different ways:
Automatically
obtain LAN con-
figuration
Manually con-
figure LAN con-
figuration
1. Switch on the constant temperature equipment.
2. Press the [Enter key] to open the menu.
3.
Select the menu items from Setup  Basic setup  Ethernet  LAN
configuration  DHCP client using the cursor keys.
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4. Select the option [On] and press [OK] to confirm.
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5. In the [PC control] menu, select the [on] entry.
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6. If required, enter the port number in the [PC control] menu.
1. Switch on the constant temperature equipment.
2. Press the [Enter key] to open the menu.
3.
Select the menu items  Setup  Basic setup  Ethernet  LAN
configuration  DHCP client.
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4. Select the [Off] option and press the Enter key to confirm.
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5. Use the left arrow key to go back one menu level.
6. Scroll to the numerical values of the [Local IP address] menu item and
press the Enter key.
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7. Byte 1 is marked. Press the right arrow key.
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8. Enter the numerical value for byte 1. Confirm the value with the Enter
key [OK].
Press [ESC] to cancel the entry.
Integral Process Thermostats and High-Temperature Thermostats
- In order for this to work, a DHCP server must be
present in the local network (LAN). If communication
is direct, the control station must support the auto IP
standard.
- Manual configuration must be performed if a DHCP
server is not available, auto IP standard is not supported
or you wish to use the Ethernet interface with fixed IP
addresses.
The options [Off] and [On] appear on the display.
A check mark is set. The DHCP client is active. The Ethernet
interface is configured automatically.
A check mark is set. The control for the control station is acti-
vated.
The options [Off] and [On] appear on the display.
A check mark is set. The entry has been accepted.
The Local IP address menu opens.
The entry window opens. The area in which the numerical values
can be entered is displayed.
The numerical values are entered byte by byte. From top
to bottom, from byte 1 to byte 4, for example 120.0.0.13
(Byte1.Byte2.Byte3.Byte4).
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