5.2 Ethernet
In the first register, you can define the IP address, the subnet mask, and the
gateway. You can also allocate an IP address from the network by activating
the DHCP checkbox. Before activation, make sure a DHCP server is present
in the network. Two DNS server addresses can also be defined.
For easier identification, you can also assign a name to the device and
designate a caption.
The default name is “device_0” and the device caption is “e.q. blu-ray
player.”
After entering the network data, define the system operating mode of the
device—either as receiver or transmitter—by checking the box next to
System mode in the screen.
To distinguish between several VX-HDV-IP devices in a rack, activate
“Identify device.”
All the LEDs in the device you want to identify will then flash red.
Press the “Apply” key to confirm and activate your changes. If everything
works correctly, press “Save” to finalize all changes.
This ensures that your new settings will still be active after a reboot.
Press “Undo” to cancel a command without saving.
