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IQ422, IQ4NC/00, IQ4NC/12 Controllers Installation Instructions - Configuring TG201265 Issue 12, 24-Jul-2018.
IQ422, IQ4NC/00, IQ4NC/12
InstallationInstructions-Configuring
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SetupTrendAddressing
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Set up Ethernet Access Across Routers
(if required)
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WriteAddressDetailsonLabel
2 CONFIGURATION
(continued)
If the LAN is to be built across a router(s) details of devices
(on each subnet) must be specified to enable cross-router
communications.
Use IP Tool – see step 12 – to specify IP settings for up to 20
devices in the Remote Trend Devices list:
Parameter
Value
IP Address
If using dynamic (DHCP) addressing:
Enter the host name of the remote device.
If using static (fixed) addressing:
Enter the IP Address of the remote device,
in the format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Subnet Mask The subnet mask for the remote device, in
the format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IP Tool Manual (TE200638)
It is
recommended that
at least two devices from each subnet
are specified. For increased reliability details of additional
devices should be specified.
If static IP addressing is being used the list should contain the
devices with the lowest IP addresses.
The same list must be copied to other EINC type devices on
the network.
Hint: Ticking the check box next to the Remote Trend Devices
list retains the list in IP Tool, allowing it to be easily copied to
other devices:
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IP Tool Manual (TE200638)
IQTool Addresser Applet Manual
(TE201299)
IfconnectingtoaLANonEthernet(orstandalonemode):
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Use IP Tool – see step 12 – to set the device address and
LAN number.
IQ4xx controllers are given a default device address and
LAN number in the factory. The device address is set in the
range 11 to 119 on a rolling basis with the LAN number set to
20. Therefore it may be necessary to set the address/LAN
number as required.
Parameter
Value
Local Address
1, 4 to 9, 11 to 119
(must be unique on LAN)
Local LAN
1, 4 to 9, 11 to 119
(must be the same for all devices
required to form a LAN).
Note: Changing the LAN number and/or device address will
cause the controller to reboot.
IfconnectingtoaLANoncurrentloop(withonlyIQ4type
controllers):
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Use SET’s IQTool Addresser Applet, and run the
Discovery Wizard.
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Select either ‘Automatic Discovery’ (recommended) or
‘Manual Discovery’. If ‘Automatic Discovery’ is chosen
you should then select ‘Duplicate Address Resolution’.
Automatic Discovery:
The tool will discover the devices,
and attempt to resolve any duplicate addresses.
Manual Discovery:
Either scan the bar code, or press
the Service Button for each controller.
WARNING
For /230 variants hazardous
voltages exist when the unit is powered. Take
suitable precautions if pressing service button.
Note: If the LAN is not as expected after discovery it could
be because of installation related reasons, e.g. wiring faults,
power failure, etc. Check the devices are operating correctly
and repeat discovery. If there are duplicate addresses add the
devices to the grid manually, using network address and serial
number. If necessary use SET’s System View to set the LAN
number, and IQTool to set the address.
If connecting to a LAN on current loop (with pre IQ4
controllers):
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Use SET’s IQTool Addresser Applet to manually add the
IQ4 to the grid using the serial number and address.
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Use SET’s System View to set the LAN number.
Device address (O/S)
LAN number
Fixed IP Address
or Hostname (if DCHP)
