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The IP uniquely identifies any nodes or controllers on a network, while the Subnet Mask defines

which part of the IP represents the Network address and which part represents the Node

address. For example, a Subnet Mask of 255.0.0.0 means that the network address is defined

by the first byte, while the remaining three bytes define the Node address.

By default, the product has a static IP address in the range 2.x.x.x. There are situations in which

the user may wish to change this - for example, a 192.168.x.x address is generally used in office

environments.

A very useful additional feature of Ether-Lynx II is the ability to enable automatic IP address

allocation on networks controlled by a DHCP server (check the 'Enable DHCP' box to activate

this feature).

Note that the default IP and static addressing (all ports) can be forced manually by the following

procedure:

Set the Sub-Net wheel to 9

Power cycle (turn off then on again)

Power off

Set the Sub-Net wheel to F

Power on

Web-Server

To configure Ether-Lynx II via the internal web-server, either type in the IP address of the product

or, if your web-browser supports NetBios, then enter the name: http://etherlynxii. To find the IP

address, use DMX-Workshop or type "ping 2.255.255.255" in a command line window.

The home screen is shown below:

DMX Input Settings

On the inputs, the DMX Settings tab leads to

the following configuration options:

Set Net, Sub-Net & Universe values

Enable/disable unicast

Set the IP address if unicast enabled

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