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6. WEB FUNCTIONS6.1.4 LAN settingsThe LAN Settings must be performed by the network manager.How to set the LAN IP addressClick [Settings] in the menu bar, the [Network settings], [LAN] and [IP address] in thesub-menu. The following screen appears.ItemDescriptionOwn IP addressIP addressSubnet maskEnter the LAN IP Address (IPv4 Address). Factorysetting is [192.168.1.1.].Select the LAN Subnet mask.DHCP ServerLease information buttonDHCPFromToApply buttonCancel buttonGo to the DCHP lease information screen.Use: Use DHCP Server in the communication unit.Unuse: Do not use DHCP Server.Enter assigned commencement IP address (IPv4 address).Factory setting is [192.168.1.10].Enter assigned last IP address (IPv4 address). Factorysetting is [192.168.1.254].Click to apply settings. The screen shows "The CmmUntwill restart automatically after this settings. Continue?" [OK] button “Completed. Please wait amoment for restarting.” displays press the [OK]button to close message Equipment restarts.Restore previous settings.6-8
6. WEB FUNCTIONSDHCP lease information screenThis screen lets you change and enter DHCP lease information.No. of entries made / No. of entries possibleItemDelete buttonAdd lease buttonBack buttonIP addressMac addressStatusChange manual button,Edit buttonDescriptionDelete the item which has a checkmark.Enter new lease information. The screen for entry ofnew lease information appears.Return to IP address entry screen.Assigned IP address is shown.Assigned Mac address of the network device for theassigned IP address is shown.Automatic assignment, manual assignmentChange from automatically assigned to manually assigned(the maximum no. for manual assignment is100).Change lease information. (Appears in manual assignmentonly.) The screen for changing lease informationappears.Entry screen/Edit screenEntry screenEdit screen6-9
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IMPORTANT NOTICESGeneral• The ope
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TABLE OF CONTENTSFOREWORD..........
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TABLE OF CONTENTS6.2.1 How to detec
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FOREWORDSoftware InformationThis pr
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1. BASIC OPERATION1.1 Communication
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