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3: Configuring Modbus IAP Device Server's IP Address The IAP Device Server is shipped with a default IP address of 0.0.0.0, which automatically enables DHCP within the IAP Device Server. With a DHCP-enabled IAP Device Server, if there is a DHCP server to respond to IAP Device Server's request when it is booting up, the IAP Device Server will then get an IP address, a gateway address, and a subnet mask from the DHCP server. These addresses will not be shown in the IAP Device Server's Setup (configuration) screens (you will still see 0.0.0.0); however if you enter the Monitor Mode and from 0> prompt, type NC (upper case), the IP configuration of the IAP Device Server will display. . See 4: Monitor Mode and Firmware for more information. Using the Setup Mode Screen 1. From the DeviceInstaller configuration utility, click the Telnet button to open a Telnet connection to the IAP Device Server. The IAP Device Server's Ethernet hardware address (or HW MAC) displays. Lantronix Inc. - Modbus Bridge MAC address 00204A8EEA49 Software version V3.3.0.2RC1 (121211) Press Enter to go into Setup Mode, wait to close 2. Within 5 seconds, press Enter to display the Setup (configuration) Mode screen. Here you can change the parameters that define how the IAP Device Server does its job. Note: When you set up a new unit, and especially if you just reflashed the unit with a new firmware type, we recommend that you reset all of the parameters to the factory defaults. 3. To reset the parameters to the factory defaults, type D on the command line and press Enter. The default parameters display. 4. Select an option on the menu (1-7) by typing the number of the option. 5. To enter a value for a parameter, type the value and press Enter, or to confirm a default value, press Enter. 6. Review your entries. 7. You have the following options:  To save the configuration and exit, type S on the command line and press Enter. This saves the parameters to EEPROM. Caution: DO NOT POWER CYCLE the unit too fast after doing this. Allow the unit to reboot naturally one time first.  To quit without saving, type Q on the command line and press Enter. The unit reboots.  To restore the default values, type D on the command line and press Enter. Modbus Protocol User Guide 10

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3: Configuring Modbus
Modbus Protocol User Guide
10
IAP Device Server’s IP Address
The IAP Device Server is shipped with a default IP address of 0.0.0.0, which automatically
enables DHCP within the IAP Device Server.
With a DHCP-enabled IAP Device Server, if there is a DHCP server to respond to IAP Device
Server’s request when it is booting up, the IAP Device Server will then get an IP address, a
gateway address, and a subnet mask from the DHCP server. These addresses will not be shown
in the IAP Device Server’s Setup (configuration) screens (you will still see 0.0.0.0); however if you
enter the Monitor Mode and from 0> prompt, type
NC
(upper case), the IP configuration of the
IAP Device Server will display.
. See
4: Monitor Mode and Firmware
for more information.
Using the Setup Mode Screen
1.
From the DeviceInstaller configuration utility, click the
Telnet
button to open a Telnet
connection to the IAP Device Server. The IAP Device Server’s Ethernet hardware address (or
HW MAC) displays.
Lantronix Inc. - Modbus Bridge
MAC address 00204A8EEA49
Software version V3.3.0.2RC1 (121211)
Press Enter to go into Setup Mode, wait to close
2.
Within 5 seconds
, press
Enter
to display the Setup (configuration) Mode screen. Here you
can change the parameters that define how the IAP Device Server does its job.
Note:
When you set up a new unit, and especially if you just reflashed the unit with a
new firmware type, we recommend that you reset all of the parameters to the factory
defaults.
3.
To reset the parameters to the factory defaults, type
D
on the command line and press
Enter
.
The default parameters display.
4.
Select an option on the menu (1-7) by typing the number of the option.
5.
To enter a value for a parameter, type the value and press
Enter
, or to confirm a default
value, press
Enter
.
6. Review your entries.
7.
You have the following options:
To save the configuration and exit, type
S
on the command line and press
Enter
. This saves
the parameters to EEPROM.
Caution:
DO NOT POWER CYCLE the unit too fast after doing this. Allow the unit to
reboot naturally one time first.
To quit without saving, type
Q
on the command line and press
Enter
. The unit reboots.
To restore the default values, type
D
on the command line and press Enter.