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ADwin Installation, manual version 2.1, December 2005
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ADwin System with Ethernet Interface
ADwin
Standard delivery The standard delivery items are:
– One of the ADwin systems with Ethernet interface, as mentioned above
– "Cross-over" cable from the PC to the ADwin system (length approx.
1.8m)
– For Gold-ENET-Conv only:
• Power adapter: A slot metal plate with socket, 3-pin,
inverse-polarity protected cable for power supply.
• Power supply cable (length approx. 0.5 m)
•
ADlink cable with two micro connectors (length approx. 0.5 m)
– For the Pro-ENET module only:
Link cable with two micro connectors (length approx. 0.5 m)
Continue here For Gold-ENET-Conv only: Install the power adapter as described on page 42
in the text box. Of course, replace the word "USB" by "Ethernet".
The following paragraphs contain information about the configuration of your
Ethernet interface. Proceed according to the order of the paragraphs:
– Basic information about Ethernet operation (page 51)
– Hardware configurations and displays (page 55)
– Configuration with ADconfig (page 58)
– Settings in ADbasic (page 60)
– Application-specific features (page 62)
– Bootloader option for the ADwin Ethernet interface (page 63)
9.1 Basic information about Ethernet operation
For the configuration of the ADwin Ethernet interface the instructions,
described in the following chapters are necessary:
– MAC address
– Host-IP and Subnet Mask
– Default Gateway (optional)
– DHCP
– Host TCP/IP Port (optional)
– Password
– Timeout
9.1.1 MAC address
MAC address Each Ethernet device has a worldwide individual MAC address (Media Access
Control Address). The MAC address (6 bytes) is allocated only once during the
manufacturing of the
ADwin Ethernet interface and cannot be changed later.
This address is only necessary during installation of the program ADconfig for
precise identification. It is to be found on a label on the ADwin Ethernet inter-
face.
9.1.2 Host-IP and Subnet Mask
Host-IP Each TCP/IP host (the ADwin Ethernet interface is a TCP/IP host) is marked
by a unique logic IP address.
The IP address has the size of 4 bytes. Each IP address consists of 2 parts:
the network identification and the host identification. All TCP/IP devices in a
normal network which want to communicate with each other, must have the