Name display
The read-only Name display shows either the factory default name or a customized name that can be assigned under RS-232 or Ethernet control. If the name is greater than eight characters, the display shows the first eight characters of the assigned name and then scrolls the name to the left to display the remaining characters of the name.
The factory default name is the product name (GSS-100-) plus the last three pairs of the MAC address (see the “Programming Guide“ and “HTML Control and IPL File Manager“ sections to assign a name).
MAC Address display
The read-only MAC Address display shows the hardcoded, factory assigned hardware address.
Internal Temperature display
The read-only Internal Temperature display shows the Fahrenheit and Celsius measurements for the GSS temperature.
CAUTION: Temperatures above 150 degrees Fahrenheit (65 degrees Celsius) are potentially damaging to the GSS.
Baud Rate submenu
The Baud Rate menu is read-only without further action. The menu shows the selected baud rate for the RS-232 port of the GSS. The default setting is 9600.
To change the baud rate, press and release the Take button. The baud rate display starts blinking, and can be adjusted by rotating the Adjust/Select knob.
NOTE: The baud rate is also selectable using SIS commands (see the “Programming 
Guide“ section).
IP address submenu
The read-only IP address menu is read-only without further action. The menu shows the IP address of the GSS. The factory default IP address is 192.168.254.254.
To change the IP address, one octet at a time, press and release the Take button. The first (most-significant) octet starts blinking, and can be adjusted by rotating the Adjust/Select knob. Repeatedly press and release the Take button to cycle through the four IP address octets, enabling them for editing, one at a time.
NOTE: The IP address is also selectable using SIS commands or the HTML pages (see
the “Programming Guide“ and “HTML Control and IPL File Manager“
sections).
Exit menu
Press and release the Next button while in the Exit menu to return the LCD to the default display cycle.
