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Configuration
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The Access Point scans for configurable devices for 120 s (the scan can be canceled by
switching it off and on). The device is then also restarted. The connection is established au-
tomatically.
Figure 3-2 “Easy Config” web page
The Access Point retains the configured IP address. The clients/PANU are assigned the IP
addresses in ascending order or - if not possible - in descending order.
Example: Based on the factory settings, the AP/NAP IP address is 192.168.0.254. The IP
addresses 192.168.0.253, 252, … are then assigned to the clients.
If the AP has previously been configured to 192.168.3.50, it will retain this address.
192.168.3.51, 52, … are then assigned to the clients/PANU.
A WLAN connection is established on channel 6. The channel can also be changed subse-
quently using the Access Point web interface.
The connection is layer 2-transparent and thus also suitable for PROFINET.
If several radio sets are used within a common backbone network, configuration via Easy
Config may lead to the double assignment of IP addresses. This is due to the fact that
each radio set starts with 192.168.0.254. In this case, assign unique addresses before-
hand or subsequently using the web interface.
For functionally safe communication, refer to the information in Section “Safety-related
communication (PROFISafe/SafetyBridge)” on page 4-15.