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9. Setup
Settings:
To configure the time settings, complete the following options then click the
Date and Time Settings
Time Zone Setting
Local System Clock Settings If you chose the Local System Clock method, the iCC activates this display. The values shown are
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
Settings
Note: The iCC will only synchronize to NTP server time if the NTP time and the local system time are within a few minutes
of each other. If the difference is greater, reboot the iCC to synchronize times again.
Status:
Not displayed if you have chosen Local System Clock. Shows the latest characteristics of each of the NTP servers you have
designated. This example shows the characteristics of the active time source:
9.2.3 Network
Use the Network options to configure, check, and test the iCC network connection.
Note: The iCC displays its active IP address in large text on the splash screen during the boot up process.
Click the tab for the options you require:
Ethernet
– Configuring IP address and DNS settings.
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Network Status
– Checking current IP address and DNS values.
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Tests
– Running ping, trace, DNS lookup, and TCP dump tests.
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Choose the time method to use:
Network Time Protocol (NTP) – Best for accuracy but requires the iCC to have a network
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connection to an external NTP server.
Windows Compatible Network Time Protocol – Use if the NTP server is a local Windows
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server.
Local System Clock – The iCC internal clock. Only use if the iCC cannot access an NTP
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server. Without an external reference, the local system clock may drift.
Select the time zone for the iCC to use.
those current when you opened the Date & Time page. Adjust the date and time to those required.
If you chose one of the NTP methods, you must enter the URL of at least one NTP server (three are
recommended).
button and reboot the iCC:
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