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Rockwell Automation Publication 56RF-UM001A-EN-P - October 2011 39
EtherNet/IP Addressing Chapter 4
Advanced IP Addresses
The following steps show how to change the IP address from the fundamental
192.168.1.xxx to an advanced address. This assumes the Bul. 56RF interface
block was already set up with an IP address using the network address switches.
The examples below show the change process using specific addresses. The user is
not limited to these addresses; the user can select any address that meets their
needs. In the example below, we change from 192.168.1.115 to 192.168.2.115.
1. Set address switches to 888 and cycle the power.
On the Bul. 56RF interface block, the address switches had previously
been to 115. Set the address switch settings to 888. Cycle the power and
wait until the MOD indicator is blinking red. The MOD indicator blinks
red once, green once, then solid red for a short while, then blinks green
once, and finally blinks red continuously (about once each second). This
takes about 10 seconds after power is restored. The interface block is reset
to its factory setting.
2. Set the address switches to 999 and cycle the power.
On the Bul. 56RF interface block, set the address switch settings to 999.
Cycle the power and wait until the MOD indicator is solid green. The
MOD indicator blinks red once, green once, solid red for a short while and
finally turns solid green. This takes about 10 seconds after power is
restored. The interface block IP address is reset.
3. Use BootP/DHCP Server to set new address
Use the Rockwell BootP/DHCP Server utility to assign a valid address to
the interface block. From the Start button, select Programs >
RockwellSoftware > BOOTP-DHCP Server > BOOTP-DHCP Server.
When power is restored, the interface block repeatedly broadcasts its
MACID and requests an IP address. The BOOTP-DHCP server displays
the MACID in the Request History panel.
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