Changing A Static Ipv4 Address - Pepperl+Fuchs ICDM-RX/TCP Manual

ICDM-RX/TCP (DeviceMaster) and ICRPC (RocketPort EXPRESS)
Windows Driver Installation
IP Mode text box. You can delete the IP address from the IP Mode text box and click Apply to clear the
IP address from the text box.
9. Click Close to return to the Windows Driver Management Console.
After disabling IP communications, you may need to do the following:
• Configure device properties, see Configuring Device Settings on Page 43.
• Configure COM port properties, see Configuring COM Port Properties on Page 47.
• Configure any of the DeviceMaster ports as sockets, see Configuring DeviceMaster Ports as Sockets
on Page 56.

4.7.2. Changing a Static IPv4 Address

Typically, PortVision DX is used to program the IP address into the DeviceMaster during initial configuration.
After associating the DeviceMaster with the MAC address you can change the IP address using the Windows
Driver Management Console.
1. Before programming an IP address it is critical that the DeviceMaster be operational (the PWR or Status
LED is lit) when configured for the MAC address (DeviceMaster Associating the MAC Address on Page 36).
Note: If the DeviceMaster is NOT operational, do NOT attempt to program or use an IP address with the
DeviceMaster.
2. Highlight the Device Name of the DeviceMaster that you want to
configure.
3. Click the Network Settings button.
4. Click the Modify button.
5. Click Static IP.
6. Enter static IP address information in the fields below.
a. IP Address: Enter a valid IP address for your network. The IP
Address field is the IP address programmed into the
DeviceMaster after applying the changes and rebooting the
DeviceMaster. See your network administrator for a valid IP
address.
b. Mask: The subnet mask is a 32-bit value (255.x.x.x) that
enables IP packets to distinguish the network ID and host ID
portions of the IP address that filters traffic.
c. Gateway: The default gateway is a TCP/IP configuration item that is the IP address of a directly
reachable IP router.
7. Click Apply Changes to begin programming the DeviceMaster.
8. Click Yes to the WARNING popup message.
9. Click Yes to the next WARNING popup message about rebooting
the DeviceMaster.
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