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2.6
Initial IP Address
At the initial power up, the IP address of the Ethernet port A of the clock is 192.168.0.1 with netmask
255.255.0.0 unless you have specified another IP address and netmask in your order.
The address of port A can be changed in one of two ways in the following two sections.
Set the IP addresses for the other ports as described in
(Offline).
2.6.1 Change in Network Settings
Point your browser to the above IP address and change the IP address and netmask of port A as required.
See sections
Network Settings (Online)
sections, you may also enable or disable the front rotary knob to set the IP address.
2.6.2 Change Using Front Rotary Knob
The address can also be set by pressing the front rotary knob. First, "Change IP: y/n" will be displayed.
Then you can proceed to change the address by turning the rotary knob until the desired address class A
(10.0...), class B (172.16...), or class C address (192.168...) is displayed. Press the knob to select that
address class. Now turn the knob to set the first octet, and press to confirm octet. Then move to next octet.
Repeat until all octets are set. Now the IP address is set.
The webpage GUI is available about 60 seconds after setting the new IP address.
Note:
If a wrong IP address has been set, reset the clock to the factory default settings by pressing the
reset button on the back of the clock which is labeled "WIPE_CFG". Press the button until "Wipe
cfg y/n" is shown on the display, then confirm by pressing the rotary knob.
2.7
Decommissioning and Disposal
There are no batteries inside of the clocks. All components are ROHS compliant.
Nevertheless, dispose of the clock in a safe, responsible, and environmentally friendly manner, observing
all applicable country-specific regulations.
Avoid incineration or disposal to water courses.
Network Settings (Online)
and
Network Settings (Offline)
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Kronos Series 3
or
Network Settings
for a detailed description. In these
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