Changing the IP address of the client PC

Establishing initial communication with the device

7 Establishing initial communication with the device

The factory settings for the IP address and subnet mask are 192.168.100.100 and

0.0.0.0respectively.

Communication between the device and the client PC is only possible if both the client PC and the device are located in the same network segment. There are two possible methods of achieving this:

Changing the IP address of the client PC. See section 7.1: Changing the IP address of the client PC.

Mapping a network route. See section 7.2: Mapping a network route.

The service mode can be used to establish communication with the device if it is no longer configured to use the factory-set IP address and the current IP address is not known. See section 18: Service mode.

7.1Changing the IP address of the client PC

		You must change the network settings of your client PC temporarily in order to
	WARNING	perform the following steps!
	WARNING	So make sure you note your original client PC settings (= original IP address

		and original subnet mask setting).

1.Establish network connection via the Windows Start Menu Start > Settings >

Control panel > Network connections.

2.Right-click on the chosen connection and select Properties in the context menu.

3.Select Internet protocol (TCP/IP) in the "Properties" dialogue window and click the Properties button.

4.Activate the check box for Use the following IP address in the "TCP/IP properties" dialogue window.

5.Enter 192.168.100.101 for the IP address and 255.255.255.0 for the subnet mask.

6.Click on OK.

7.Restart your client PC.

The client PC is now located in the same network segment as the device.

8.You must now allocate the desired IP address to the device via the device's homepage. See section 10.1: Changing the device IP address.

9.If applicable, restore the client PC IP address to the original settings. Repeat steps 1 to 7. When performing step 5, use your original client PC settings.

7.2Mapping a network route

Mapping an appropriate network route informs the computer that it can reach IP address 192.168.100.100 in its own network segment and does not need to use a router.

Network routes can be set using the operating system "route" command. The exact command syntax depends on the operating system used and may sometimes be affected by the computer's hardware configuration. The following example is valid for the Windows 2000 operating system:

First of all, enter the client PC IP address from which the device is to be accessed.

1.To do so, open the command prompt screen via the Windows Start Menu.

2.Type ipconfig and press the Enter key.

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