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DCS 300 User’s Manual
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Setting Up the UDP Plus Devices
The DCS 300 must know the IP address for every UDP Plus terminal that it may
communicate with. You can either use the DCS 300 to generate logical names for each
terminal and use a DNS server to resolve the IP addresses, or you can enter each
terminal’s IP address.
Use a DNS server
If you use a DNS server, you do not need to enter the terminal’s IP
address on the DCS 300. You only need to enter the number of terminals to enable, a
base logical name, and the domain. The DCS 300 generates the logical names for the
terminals, and the DNS server resolves the IP addresses. However, you still need to
enter the terminal’s IP address on the terminal.
Enter each terminal’s IP address manually
If you do not use a DNS server, you need
to enter the terminal’s IP address on the DCS 300. However, the DCS 300 can help you
generate logical names and IP addresses for the terminals. You need to enter the
number of terminals to enable and a starting IP address. The DCS 300 generates an
appropriate number of sequential logical names and IP addresses. Make sure that each
IP address that the DCS 300 generates for a terminal matches an IP address on a
terminal.
To set up UDP Plus devices
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When you choose OK in the UDP Plus Network parameters dialog box, the UDP
Plus Devices dialog box appears.