InfiniSource ETC 100, Hardware Manual

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TimeForce II Hardware Guide 29
IntelliClock Setup Instructions
Configuring the Ethernet Clock
The Ethernet clock uses Ethernet Settings, an ID and a Password for
communication. The Ethernet Settings include an IP Address, Subnet
Mask and Gateway. These settings are comparable to giving the clock
an “address” at which it can be found over the network. Consult your
Network Administrator about acquiring these settings.
Note: The clock must be given a static IP address that is reserved for the
clock alone.
1. From the clock’s keypad, press the <MENU> button, enter your
password (the default password is “1111”), and press <ENTER>.
2. Press 1 for System Maintenance.
3. Press 3 for Ethernet.
4. Press 1 to set the IP address, press 2 to set the Subnet Mask, or
press 3 to set the Gateway. Selecting any one of these options will
bring you to an Ethernet Settings menu. The current setting will be
displayed, and the clock will prompt you to enter the new setting.
5. Enter the new setting at the keypad (remember to use the Period
key), and press <ENTER>. To exit the menu without making
changes, simply press the <ENTER> key.
Important: The Ethernet Settings are specific to your Local Area Net-
work. You must change the default settings. Infinisource Technical Sup-
port cannot supply these settings.
Configuring the Wireless Time Clock
If you have a wireless IQ 1000 Ethernet clock, use the following section
to configure your clock for wireless communication.
The wireless time clock supports the following communication
protocols: 802.11 a and b.
The optimum communication range for the wireless time clock is 50 -
100 feet from the wireless access point. Some wireless access points
advertise communication up to 1000 feet. Regardless of this specifica-
tion, Infinisource cannot guarantee communication at a distance of over
100 feet.