Lauda LRZ 930, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7.4 Establishing a network connection
Before you can address the constant temperature equipment from a PC or
in the local network, the following preparations are required:
1.
Use an Ethernet cable (Cat. 5e or higher) to connect the Ethernet
interface of the constant temperature equipment to the remote
station. The following systems can be used as remote stations, for
example: PC, switch, router or WLAN access point.
2. Use the constant temperature equipment menu to configure all the
settings that the connected system requires for communication.
Contact your system administrator for the relevant information and
also note the following:

The Ethernet interface on the constant temperature equipment
is prepared in the factory for operation on a DHCP server:
When the setting DHCP Client = on is selected, the required
configuration is adopted automatically from the network as
soon as the cable is connected.

If automatic configuration is not required because the equip-
ment is operating on a single system or as a process interface,
you must deselect the option DHCP Client. Then enter the
network settings manually, see
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Chapter 7.4.1 “Configuring
network settings” on page 28 .
7.4.1 Configuring network settings
The following requirements must be met before the constant temperature
equipment can be connected manually to a system or network:

The Ethernet interface is connected to a single system (PC) or a
network component (hub, switch, router, WLAN access point) via an
Ethernet cable.

The local IP address assigned to the constant temperature equipment
falls within the same address range as the connected system and is not
used by any other system on the network.
1.
Open the ...

Ethernet

LAN Settings menu.
2. Set the DHCP Client entry to off .

The entries for inputting IP addresses are enabled.
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