Saving The Address List; Change The Ip Address; Dynamic Or Static Ip Address; Eip - Emerson AVENTICS CMS B Instrucciones De Servicio

Before you start to configure the bus system, consult your network administrator
on how to configure the network. Ask for the values for the subnet mask, gate-
way, primary DNS, secondary DNS, and domain name.
To configure the bus system:
1. Start the BOOTP/DHCP server program.
When the program is started for the first time, the network settings must be
adjusted (steps 2 to 4).
2. In the menu bar, click "Tools" > "Network Settings".
3. Enter the values for "subnet mask", "gateway", "primary DNS", "sec-
ondary DNS" and "domain name".
4. Click "OK".
Fig. 12: BOOTP/DHCP server, network settings dialog
The bus coupler sends a DHCP query with its individual hardware address (MAC
address). A line appears in the "Request History" window. Example: "13:57:39
DHCP 00:04:F3:00:1C:40"
1. Right click on this line.
2. Click "Add to Relation List".
The "New Entry" window opens.
3. Enter the IP address and confirm with "OK".
Fig. 13: BOOTP/DHCP server, new entry dialog
The IP address is taken over in the relation list and transferred during the next
query to the respective module. A line appears in the "Request History" window.
Example: "14:00:32 DHCP 00:04:F3:00:1C:40 192.168.0.10".
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Fig. 14: BOOTP/DHCP server, relation list dialog

7.2.2 Saving the address list

You can save the list with "File" > "Save As" so you do not have to manually assign
an IP address to each participant after every program start.
You can load the list with "File" > "Open" after the next program start.

7.2.3 Change the IP address.

The specified IP address can be changed at any time:
1. Right click on the module in the relation list.
2. Click "Properties".
3. Enter a new IP address and click "OK".
The new IP address will be taken over after the next power reset.
Fig. 15: BOOTP/DHCP server, properties dialog

7.2.4 Dynamic or static IP address

You can change the currently assigned IP address to a static IP address by clicking
the "Disable BOOTP/DHCP" button. A BOOTP/DHCP server will no longer be
needed for this device during the next system start.
If the module is entered in the relation list and highlighted with a right click, you
can reactivate the automatic address assignment by clicking the "Enable DHCP"
button.

7.3 EIP

7.3.1 Configuring the fieldbus module

To be able to address the module from a controller, the module must first be con-
figured.
In the following example, configuration of a Logix5000 is explained.
1. Start the program RSLogix5000 and the current project.
"Offline" must be selected in the menu as the connection status.
2. Expand the "I/O Configuration" folder in the tree structure and right-click the
"Ethernet" branch.
3. Select "New Module".
4. Click "Ethernet-Module - Generic Ethernet Module" and confirm with "OK".
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