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ServSensor JR
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1.2 Assigning IP address
The ServSensor JR has a 10 Mb/s Ethernet LAN. It uses one 10BASE-
T (RJ-45) connector. To set up the ServSensor JR you must connect it
to the network by plugging in the RJ-45 connector and assigning an IP
address.
The ServSensor JR can have its IP address assigned in several different
ways. The first way is to statically assign an IP address. This is the
simplest and most commonly used method.
The second method is to use DHCP. This stands for dynamic host
configuration protocol. This method requires you to have a DHCP
server.
Statically Assigning the IP Address.
Static IP Addresses are often used in equipment such as routers and
other network equipment. Once a static assignment of an IP address is
made, it never changes. All changes to the IP address are saved to
EEPROM and retain their values even if power is lost.
Connecting a host to the ServSensor JR.
In order to assign the IP address, the ServSensor JR needs to be on the
same LAN as the computer that is assigning the IP address. If the
ServSensor JR is on the other side of a router, the router will change
the MAC address and this method will not work. The surest way is to
use a crossover cable on the local computer, however you can also use
most hubs to connect to the ServSensor JR. From then on you can
change the IP address using IPSet.exe The IPSet.exe method cannot
traverse routers.
Assigning the IP Address using IPSet.exe
The CD you have received with ServSensor JR comes with a program
called
IPSet.exe . The IPSet.exe program is designed to run on a
Microsoft host. Once the program has started enter the MAC address in
the section labeled "Client's Mac Address". The Mac address can be
located on the sticker on the ServSensor JR. Next enter the IP address
that you wish to assign to the ServSensor JR. Then press set.