Clear-Com Eclipse-PiCo - Manual (Page 31)

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Eclipse PiCo Matrix Instruction Manual 3 - 7
The Configuration menu appears showing the names of each of
the four onboard configuration maps as they have been
programmed in the Eclipse Configuration System (ECS).
Figure 3-8: Configuration Menu
2. Scroll to the desired configuration map’s checkbox.
3. Press the setup/enter knob to select the configuration.
• An “X” appears in the configuration’s checkbox when it is selected.
A screen appears asking for the selection to be confirmed. Select
Yes to confirm the selection or select NO or EXIT to cancel the
changes.
• The Reset Options menu appears.
4. From the Reset Options menu, select one of the following.
• APPLY AND RESET resets the system to the currently selected
configuration, while restoring active calls and activating any
changes made from the PiCo’s front panel since the last reset.
• CLEAR XPOINTS resets the system to the currently selected
configuration, while clearing active calls and clearing any changes
made from the PiCo’s front panel since the last reset.
5. To exit the menu, scroll to and select EXIT.
Note: Selected crosspoints can be cleared without resetting the
system by using the “Apply Labels” menu in the Eclipse
Configuration System (ECS) programming software.
ALLOCATING AN IP ADDRESS TO THE PICO
In addition to programming the PiCo locally via the front-panel controls,
the system can also be programmed using the Eclipse Communication
System (ECS) software. To do so, however, the PiCo must be
connected to a computer, either directly or via a network. When the
PiCo is connected to a PC over a network an IP address must be
allocated to the PiCo (see the chapter on Operation for details of the
default IP address setup).
Note: For more information on the Eclipse Configuration System
(ECS), refer to its individual manual in the Eclipse set of
manuals.
To allocate an IP address to the PiCo
1. From the Main menu, select SYSTEM.
CONFIGURATON
MAPNAME1 [ ]
MAPNAME2 [ ]
EXIT
MAPNAME3 [ ]
MAPNAME4 [ ]