Power LED - Green
In normal operation, the LED flashes once a second.
Fast flashing means programming or readiness to do so.
Ethernet jack RJ45:
Green LED
- Ethernet connected.
Orange LED
- data transmission.
What do the LEDs signal?
How can I reset the NET-PwrCtrl?
Should the
NET-PwrCtrl
- which we do not hope - react to anything - it should first
be reset:
Important! If IP bar has been changed or DHCP has been switched off, the
browser will assign the host name to the wrong IP. To refresh the assignment to
the new IP:
1. Browser (all windows) must be closed.
2. Run nbtstat.exe -R (as administrator) to clear the mapping.
3. Start the browser and call up the bar with the host name.
Press the reset button (small hole next to the power socket) for approx. 5
seconds, this will reset the
NET-PwrCtrl.
The following happens in the
NET-PwrCtrl:
1. The
NET-PwrCtrl
restarts.
2. Fast flashing (ready for programming = bootload)
3. Programming the standard parameters.
4. The
NET-PwrCtrl
restarts.
5. Fast blinking and after 1-2 sec. 1 time per second = normal condition.
Load firmware without access to the
NET-PwrCtrl
Should there be problems when loading the firmware (power failure, interruption of the network
connection), the process can be repeated without access from the browser:
Switch off the firewall for the duration of the transmission. Not directly on the PC and over WLAN.
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Start NET-loader.exe. Of course, the "net-control.hex" file must be in the same directory.
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Press reset button.
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The fast flashing of the LED signals the download.
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After the NET loader program has finished loading,
browse the device via browser: http://net-control
If the
NET-PwrCtrl
is not accessible, it must be reset.
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