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Setup and Installation: Communication
Table 3-10. Network Configuration Menu Definitions
Field Name Description
TCP/IP When selected, the TCP/IP option displays the
TCP/IP Configuration screen (see Figure 3-35 ).
From this screen it is possible to configure the
primary interface (Wired Ethernet or Wireless
Ethernet) that is used for establishing a TCP/UDP/
IP connection and enabling DHCP mode. The
primary interface is the first device that is started
when the protocol stack begins operation. If both
devices are enabled and both have the same
subnet, outgoing communications are sent out by
the primary interface even though the incoming
packets may have arrived on the secondary
interface. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that
the two interfaces are not setup on the same
subnet. Configuring DHCP mode enables DHCP
upon startup for either or both interfaces, if
enabled.
(For a list of MK1000 supported
DHCP options, see Appendix H, DHCP
Options .)
Server When selected, the Server option displays the
Server Configuration screen (see Figure 3-38 ).The
fields on this screen can be used to provide
information to an application running on the
MK1000. Configurable items on this screen are
Server IP, Server Port and Server Name.
Wired Ethernet When selected, the Wired Ethernet option displays
the
Wired Ethernet Configuration screen (see
Figure 3-39 ).
This screen allows configuration of the Wired
Ethernet port. The port can be enabled or disabled,
if not being used. Also on this screen the user can
modify the IP address associated with this port
along with the Netmask (i.e., Subnet Mask) and
default Gateway IP addresses.