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If the ping was successful a reply will be received. If the ping was not
successful check the cabling and IP settings.
Note: Ensure that Network Bridging and any firewalls are
disabled.
INITIAL CONFIGURATION SEQUENCE
The initial configuration sequence for a matrix that has no map loaded
is described in the following section. Later sections provide more
details of the required operations.
1. Reset the matrix to the factory default IP address (169.254.0.100).
The reset sequence is:
• Remove the slave CPU card
• Press and hold the ‘ENG’ and ‘FULL RESET’ front panel buttons
simultaneously then press the ‘RESET’ button on the master CPU
card.
• Replace the slave CPU card
• Remove the master CPU card
• Press and hold the ‘ENG’ and ‘FULL RESET’ front panel buttons
simultaneously then press the ‘RESET’ button on the slave CPU
card.
• Replace the master CPU card
2. Log in to ECS using an account with Admin rights.
3. Open the ‘File’ menu and click on ‘Matrix Connection’ to display the
matrix connection setup.
4. Set the matrix connection to Ethernet (click on the ‘Ethernet’ radio
button and then click on the ‘OK’ button).
5. Create a new configuration file for the matrix using the ‘File’ and
then ‘New Project’.
6. Enter the configuration name and description.
7. The IP address of the new configuration will be set to the factory
default (169.254.0.100) initially.
8. Select ‘System’ from the ECS menu.
9. Ensure the hardware type is set correctly then right click on the
matrix icon to open the matrix options. Select ‘Configuration’ and
then ‘Create Configuration Discover Hardware’.
10. ECS will then communicate with the matrix to obtain a list of all the
hardware connected to the matrix.
11. Complete the matrix configuration (see the chapter “Setup
Eclipse”).
12. Download the completed configuration to the matrix by clicking on
“Apply Changes” link on the matrix options and selecting the
required options from the dialogue (see the chapter on “Eclipse
Downloads”).
Details of some of the operations are given in the following sections.