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Nucleus
2
User Guide Page 17
Direct Network Connection Configuration (Mac)
Connect your Nucleus
2
directly to the DAW computer using a standard network cable, and check that the IP address is set
to Fixed in the Nucleus
2
Remote (see previous page).
OS X does not currently allow two ports to be used for IP traffic – your main network connection will become
unavailable when using Nucleus
2
.
• On the Mac, open the Network control panel in System
Preferences
and use the
LOCATION:
drop-down to create
a new location. Next, select the Mac Ethernet port to
which you have connected Nucleus
2
and configure ipv4
to
Using DHCP
(as shown). The computer will ‘fall over’
to a static IP address in the link local range.
On OSX version 10.11 ‘El Capitan’, a router address will be
required for two-way data communications. For this
reason you will need to manually enter a static IP address
with a ‘Router’ address. Set
Configure ipv4: to Manually ,
IP Address: to 169.254.1.1 , Subnet Mask: to 255.255.0.0 ,
and Router: address to the IP address of the console,
typically 169.254.1.2.
• Launch the Nucleus
2
Remote application and check it
connects to your Nucleus
2
, as described on Page 21.
Wider Network with a DHCP Server Configuration (Mac)
For connecting Nucleus
2
to a wider network (a multi-studio facility for example), you will need to set the Mac Network
setting ‘Configure IPV4’ to Using DHCP . The same must be done in the Nucleus Remote ‘Network’ Tab.
Both the Nucleus
2
and your computer will then be assigned IP addresses automatically.
If using more than one ipMIDI controller/console, a pre-configured switch is available from the SSL web store which
will prevent the two consoles from communicating across the network.
Direct Network Connection Configuration (Windows)
• Connect your Nucleus
2
directly to the DAW computer using a standard
network cable, and then check that the IP address is set to Fixed in the
Nucleus
2
Remote (see Page 14)
• On the PC, open the control panel, click on ‘view network status and
tasks’, the ‘local area connection’ for your Nucleus
2
, ‘Properties’, then
double-click ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPV4). Make sure that the
port is set to ‘Use the following IP address’, and set the IP as shown
below.
• Launch the Nucleus
2
Remote application and check it connects to your
Nucleus
2
as described on Page 21.
Wider Network with a DHCP Server Configuration (Windows)
For connecting Nucleus
2
to a wider network (a multi-studio facility for
example), you will need to configure your computer to Obtain an IP address
automatically in the Properties window.
Both the Nucleus
2
and your computer will then be assigned IP addresses
automatically.