Bender FTC470XET, Operating Manual

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Installation
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server is now only accessible via the new IP address. Close the browser.
After approximately 30 seconds, the FTC470XET will be ready for operation again, signalled by a per-
manently lit green ON LED.
7. Change the IP address and net mask of your single PC once again in order to be able to address the
FTC470XET although it has got a new address.
(PC address in this example: 172.16.10.55 / 255.255.0.0).
(We recommend: Use the operating steps described in chapter 5.1.3 )
Confirm your correct entries with OK. Close the other windows with OK, if required with "Close".
8. Start the browser of the PC and enter the new address of the protocol converter ( in the example
172.16.10.54), in order to test the accessibility of the Web Server.
Once the accessibility is tested successfully, the protocol converter can be installed. Do not
forget to reset the personal computer used for configuration to its initial network parameters.
5.1.5 Resetting the network parameters to factory setting
In individual cases, it may be necessary to reset the network parameters to factory settings.
For this purpose, the FTC470XET must be ready for operation and the ON LED must light
continuously.
Proceed as follows:
1. Connect the terminals GND and IN. The FAULT LED will flash.
2. In addition, press the reset button R for approximately four seconds. The LEDs ON and FAULT will
flash.
3. Remove the connection between GND and IN. The FAULT LED goes out, whilst the ON LED keeps
flashing.
4. When the ON LED lights continuously, the network parameters correspond to the factory setting.
After resetting the parameters to factory setting, the FTC470XET provides the following net-
work parameters:
IP address: 192.168.0.254
Net mask 255.255.255.0
In addition, the administrator passwords are reset to
ftc
.
Do not wire the terminals GND and IN permanently with a bridge. A permanently
connected bridge and the Reset button pressed would automatically reset the net-
work parameters to the factory setting. This may cause serious malfunctions in instal-
lations under operating conditions.