PERCo CT/L-04.2, Assembly And Operation Manual

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CT/L-04.2 Controller
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If the IP-address (gateway, subnet mask) is changed by the user, the controller
starts to work with the new settings immediately without switching power supply.
Note:
It is possible to change network settings of the controller from PC via Web-interface
or software. The controller and PC must be on the same subnet.
2. “IP MODE”. Jumper is in the position 1–2.
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Work in networks with dynamic allocation of IP-addresses, the controller can
receive IP-address (gateway, subnet mask) from DHCP-server.
3. “IP DEFAULT”. Jumper is in the position 2–3.

The controller works with default settings: IP-address and MAC-address are
specified in the certificate of IP-stile and on the controller board; subnet mask
255.0.0.0
; IP-address of the gateway
0.0.0.0
.

The password for controller is reset.
Note:
User settings of IP-address (gateway, subnet mask), if they were set, are saved
during the switch into
“IP DEFAULT” mode. The controller will operate with them at
next turn-on, if jumper is not installed.
Table 2. Jumper installation on XP1 connector
№ Jumper position on XP1 Method of specifying IP addresses
1 User mode
2 “IP MODE”
3 “IP DEFAULT”
5.4 Controller configuration templates
Attention!

Change of the controller configuration template, adding of the of the second level
controllers and optional card readers are available only using the Web-interface
of the controller (see Appendix 5, Clause 4.1).

If you change the template, you delete the configuration and internal responses
of all resources of the controller. The configuration “Default” is set for resources
of the selected configuration. Meanwhile the information of access cards
identifiers, data of users, rights and access settings are saved.
Following configuration templates are available for the controller:
1. The controller to operate the turnstile (without additional locks);
2. The controller to operate the turnstile and one one-way lock;
3. The controller to operate the turnstile and two one-way locks;
4. The controller to operate the turnstile and one two-way lock;
5. The controller to operate the vehicle checkpoint (without additional locks);
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