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Chapter 2 — Quick Start: Getting a Unit Up and RunningSetting the IP Address and Ethernet SettingsThis procedure is intended to guide the user through the process of setting the ATC-1000 controller IP address, which will then allow the user to connect IQ Link to thecontroller over the controller’s Ethernet ports. This is also an important step if you planto attach the controller to the central system via the Ethernet ports.1. Power on the controller.2. Navigate to the IP/Cabinet Address Setup screen. (MAIN MENU > 2 > 1 > 5 > 3)2.1.5.3 IP/CAB ADDR SETUPCabinet Address: 3CC6IP Address SYSTEM: 128.002.060.198IP Address LOCAL : 010.247.001.002Figure 36 – IP/Cabinet Address Setup screen3. Press the function key and then the E button (‘Edit’). This places thecontroller into Edit mode. You can see when you are in Edit mode by the ‘E’ thatappears in the top right corner of the screen, and the fact that one of the datafields on the screen begins flashing between it’s current value and a set ofasterisks. For instance, the Cabinet address field will start flashing between“- - - -” and “* * * *” to show that this is the currently selected field.4. Use the down arrow key to move the flashing indicator to the first group ofnumbers in the IP Address Local field.5. Use the controller’s number keypad to enter the first group. This is a decimalnumber representing a two digit hex value, so any value between 000 and 255 isacceptable.6. Use the number keys on the controller to enter the IP system address. This canbe any value between 000 and 255, per octet. It needs to be a unique value as faras your copy of IQ Link is concerned. Write down this value next to the MACaddress for this controller that you noted earlier.NoteFor ATC CBD controllers in the ASTC cabinet setting, the cabinet addressis used to indicate the first two octets of the IP address. For instance, avalue of FFFF would indicate that the first two numbers of the IP addressare 255.255. This is not the case for ATC-1000 controllers.50 ATC-1000 Advanced Traffic Controller
Software Setup Checklist7. If your network environment requires it, set the Default Gateway IP address,Subnet Mask, and DHCP Server address on this screen as well.8. When you are finished editing values on this screen, press the -E keycombination to save the changes. If you inadvertently entered an invalid value,such as an IP address octet that is outside the range 000 to 255, then the ATC-1000 will warn you that the value is incorrect and prompt you to return to thescreen to enter a correct value number.That completes the programming of Ethernet/IP settings on the ATC-1000.ATC-1000 Advanced Traffic Controller 51
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ContentsProgramming the Pattern Tab
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Page 17 and 18: Preface — About This ManualPURPOS
Page 19 and 20: Technical AssistanceTECHNICAL ASSIS
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