C•CURE 800/8000 Hardware Configuration Guide - Tyco Security ...

Configuring iSTAR eX ControllersTable 2-3: Controller Dialog Box Fields, continuedBox Field DescriptionHolidays Lists NOTE: This button is available only if your C•CURE 800/8000system is operating in Distributed Holidays mode—enabled on the System Variables System tab. (If thisbutton is unavailable, the system is operating in DefaultHoliday mode and any configured Holiday Lists areautomatically downloaded to all iSTAR controllers.)For more information about these modes and how tochange them, see Chapter 11 “Holiday Lists” in theC•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide andChapter 1 “Setting System Variables” in the C•CURE800/8000 System Maintenance Guide.Click this button to open the Holiday Lists dialog box to selectup to 24 Holiday Lists to download to this controller. Fordetailed information, see “Configuring Holiday Lists for aController” on page 2-17.MAC AddressesOnboard Ethernet #1Onboard Ethernet #2Ethernet #1 Hardware(MAC) AddressObtain an IP Address from aDHCP ServerIP AddressObtain an IP Address from aDHCP ServerIP AddressEnter the Hardware MAC address for the controller. The MACaddress is built into the GCM and cannot be changed. You canfind a controller’s MAC address on a label attached to theGCM, or view the address using the iSTAR ConfigurationUtility. The first six bytes of a controller’s MAC address are setat 00-50-F9.Select this to have a DHCP server provide an IP address.If you do not select DHCP, you must enter a static address.Enter the controller’s IP address as 4 numbers between 0 and255, separated by periods, such as 128.110.121.45. A uniqueIP address is required for all computers, including controllers,on TCP/IP networks.Select this to have a DHCP server provide an IP address.If you do not select DHCP, you must enter a static address.Enter the controller’s IP address as 4 numbers between 0 and255, separated by periods, such as 128.110.121.45. A uniqueIP address is required for all computers, including controllers,on TCP/IP networks.C•CURE 800/8000 Hardware Configuration Guide 2–15