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Changes in this screen cause the IPC to re-boot by
itself.
255.255.255.0
192.168.0.99 IPC IP address
Subnet mask
Gateway address
Fig. 4‐81
V24
Request IP address via DHCP
Not en-
abled
Fig. 4‐82
V24.1
Operation
4‐63
P/N 213828_11
2014 Nordson Corporation
VersaBlue_PPA
Melter
(contd.)
IPC IP setup
These settings are needed to communicate with the IPC when using the
Webserver. They must be clearly defined in an EtherNet network.
IPC IP address: 192.168.0.99
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Software version 6.00.000 and higher
Gateway address: Blank (not a required field)
Software version 6.00.000 and higher
Requesting IPC IP Address via DHCP
DHCP: The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol is a method for
automatically assigning IP addresses.
If this feature is enabled, the IPC requests an IP address from the server. The
assigned IPC IP address, the Subnet mask and the gateway address of the
intranet are displayed, but they cannot be changed.
Requesting IPC address via DHCP: Disabled
Deleting Gateway Address
When a gateway address has been assigned (whether manually or via
DHCP), 0.0.0.0 must be entered to delete it again. When
Requesting IP
Address via DHCP has been enabled, initially set this feature to Not enabled .
The field is empty again after booting.
Example: Setting IP Addresses in a Network
All Nordson melters are delivered with the same IPC IP address. To be able
to work together in a network, every device, including a PC, must be
assigned its own IP address (Fig. 4‐111).
The subnet mask mentioned above allows changes to be made to the last
part (host or melter part) of the IP address.
NOTE: All IP addresses ending with 1 to 254 are possible. IP addresses
ending with 0 or 255 are not permitted.