Clear-Com HLI-FBS - Manual (Page 66)

3. To enable or disable DHCP:
a. In Menu mode [ ], select Networking.
Note:
The Networking menu only appears if an Ethernet or Fiber interface module is detected.
b. From the second menu (second display option), select Preferences.
c. From the third menu (third display option), select DHCP.
d. From the fourth display screen, select one of the following:
• Disabled
• Enabled
Note:
The default is Enabled
4. To edit the IP address:
a. In Menu mode [ ], select Networking.
Note:
The Networking menu only appears if an Ethernet or Fiber interface module is detected.
b. From the second menu (second display option), select Preferences.
c. From the third menu (third display option), select IP Address.
d. From the fourth display screen, edit the Ipv4 address.
Note:
You can only edit the Ipv4 address if DHCP is disabled.
Note:
The HelixNet system uses a 10.0.0.x IP address range internally between the Main
Station and the Beltpacks, and therefore will not allow setting the external IP address to
anything in that range.
Note:
If you change the IP address (either manually or through DHCP), the link between
stations will be broken and you have to reboot the Main Station to link again. The
following message will appear as a banner (inverted text) at the bottom across the four
displays on the Main Station
IP address | changed, | reboot | to link (| meaning separation between displays)
If that message appear, pressing the Menu key will bring you directly to:
Administration->Reset->Reboot->Reboot Now
5. To edit the Gateway:
a. In Menu mode [ ], select Networking.
Note:
The Networking menu only appears if an Ethernet or Fiber interface module is detected.
b. From the second menu (second display option), select Preferences.
c. From the third menu (third display option), select Gateway.
d. From the fourth display screen, edit the gateway.
Note:
You can only edit the gateway if DHCP is disabled.
6. To edit the Subnet Mask:
a. In Menu mode [ ], select Networking.
Note:
The Networking menu only appears if an Ethernet or Fiber interface module is detected.
b. From the second menu (second display option), select Preferences.
c. From the third menu (third display option), select Subnet Mask.
d. From the fourth display screen, edit the Subnet Mask.
Note:
You can only edit the Subnet Mask if DHCP is disabled.
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