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Software Installation 164/274 Select Memory Address for polling (Basic Configuration 0001) ‣ Click Set Configuration Manually. ‣ At Settings based on select Basic configuration 0001. ‣ Select Memory Range. ‣ Click Change Settings. cifX Communication Interfaces Ethernet | Installation, Operation and Hardware Description DOC060501UM30EN | Revision 30 | English | 2011-06 | Released | Public © Hilscher, 2006-2011
Software Installation 165/274 ‣ Set the memory address: e. g. address E0000. ‣ Click OK. ‣ Click OK. cifX Communication Interfaces Ethernet | Installation, Operation and Hardware Description DOC060501UM30EN | Revision 30 | English | 2011-06 | Released | Public © Hilscher, 2006-2011
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