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Starting operation
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5.2 Reading the MAC addresses
Technical manual LioN-P/ -R EtherNet/IP
Release 1.4 02/2016
5.2 Reading the MAC addresses
Every module has a unique MAC address assigned by the manufacturer that
cannot be changed by the user. The assigned MAC address is printed on the
right side of the module.
5.3 Setting the network parameters
You can use the 3 rotary switches on the front of the modules to set the
operation mode for receiving the network parameters such as IP address,
subnet mask, and gateway address.
Please note that a fixed IP address is required for using QuickConnect.
After the power supply is restored, the modules read the switch settings. The
selected operation mode overwrites the stored settings.
The devices support the DHCP and BOOTP protocols for receiving the
required network parameters such as IP address and subnet mask.
The factory settings of the static network parameters are:
 IP address: 192,168,001,001
 Subnet mask: 255,255,255,000
 Gateway address: 000,000,000,000
Using the rotary encoding switches, the following settings are possible for
LioN-R modules:
Rotary switch setting Function
000

(state on delivery)
In the state on delivery, the DHCP and BOOTP functions are
activated. The network parameters are initially requested via
DHCP requests. If this is not successful, BOOTP requests are
used. The network parameters are not saved, but the integrated
web server can be used to save them.
000

(network parameters
already saved)
The network parameters last saved are used (IP address, subnet
mask, gateway address, DHCP on/off, BOOTP on/off).
Table 8: Setting options of the rotary encoding switches for LioN-R modules