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”Set Time Zone”:
your time zone can be selected in the list. See Appendix 1 for a complete list of Time Zones.
”Set Date/Time”:
the Month can be modified from 1 for January to 12 for December, the day from 1 to 31
(depending on the month) and the year from present to 2999. The Hours can be modified from 0h (12AM) to 24h
(12PM). Minutes and seconds from 0 to 59. The
“Left”
and
“Right”
buttons allow you to move the underscore
character “_” to select the number to be modified. The
“Up”
and
“Down”
buttons allow you to increase or
decrease the number selected and the
“Accept”
button allows you to accept the modifications and return to the
previous screen.
“Web Sync”:
is an automatic Web time update (must be connected to the Internet). The time and date can be
set on “Manual Setting” or by default “Web Sync”.
Note
The Automatic Web update will automatically adjust your system clock by synchronizing it with a dedicated Web server once a week provided that an
Internet connection is available. However, the update will take place only if the time difference between your system and the Web server is less than 15
hours. This protection is implemented to prevent certain malicious software active on the Internet from interfering with your controller. If the time
difference is greater then 15 hours, you must first set the time manually to the approximate current time.
3.3.3 Set Network option
The “Set Network” option allows you to set all of the required parameters in order for the Motion Controller to establish an
active Internet connection on your local network (LAN).
If you are not familiar with your LAN settings, please verify with your network administrator.
The “Network” screen includes the following options:
“Mode”;
“IP Address”;
“Gateway Enable”;
“Gateway
Address”;
“DNS Address”;
“Subnet Mask”;
“MAC
Address”.
From the
“IP Mode”
screen, you can set your Motion Controller’s IP Mode.
In the “DHCP” mode, your network’s DHCP controller will provide a valid IP Address to your Motion Controller. No user
intervention is required. If you set the “IP Mode” to “Manual”, you will need to enter values manually for each of the 4
bytes required for
a normal IP Address.
The default “IP Mode” value is set at “DHCP”.
From the
“IP Address”
screen, you can enter your Motion Controller’s IP Address only if you selected “Manual” in IP
Mode.
From the
“Gateway Enable”
screen, you can enable or disable the gateway that your Motion Controller will use to
access the Internet.The default value is set at “Gateway Enabled”.
From the
“Gateway Address”
screen, if required, you can set the gateway address that your Motion Controller will use
to access the Internet. If you are not in “DHCP” mode, you will have
to enter values manually for each of the 4 bytes that
form the IP address of the default Gateway on your network.
From the
“DNS Address”
screen, if required, you can set the DNS address that your Motion Controller will use to access
the Internet. If you are not in “DHCP” mode, you will need to enter values manually for each of the 4 bytes that form the IP
address of the DNS on your network.
From the
“Subnet Mask”
screen, if required, you can set the Subnet Mask address that your Motion Controller will use to
access the Internet. If you are not in “DHCP” mode, you will need to enter values manually for each of the 4 bytes that
form the IP address of the Subnet Mask on your network.
From the
“MAC Address”
screen, if required, you can set up your virtual remote control software to turn your Motion
Controller On and Off “Wake-on-Lan”.
Note
You may require assistance from your network administrator to determine the proper value for each of the parameters in the previous options.
