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Network Configuration

Introduction

The network settings are configured through the CM1-T Configuration Tool application which connects to the USB on the back of the motor. This application also allows you to read the currently configured settings.

Parameter Table

The following network parameters are available in the tool:

Parameter

Read/Write

Description

Firmware Version

Read

Current CM1-T firmware version

MAC Address

Read

MAC address of the CM1-T

Current IP Address

Read

The IP address that the CM1-T is currently using

DHCP Enabled

Read/Write

Indicates whether the CM1-T should use DHCP or a static IP

IP Address

Read/Write

IP address if DHCP is not enabled

Default Gateway

Read/Write

Default gateway if DHCP is not enabled

Subnet Mask

Read/Write

Subnet mask if DHCP is not enabled

CM1-T Configuration Tool

Setting IP Properties

The IP on the Cool Muscle can be set as static or configured to use DHCP to assign the IP.

DHCP

The CM1-T must be on the same network as a DHCP server to use the DHCP option. The CM1-T will be assigned an IP automatically by the server. This IP can be seen in the "Current IP Address" box. In addition Control Room can search for the CM1-T in the Connection tab of Control room.

To set to DHCP:

  1. Check the DHCP Enabled checkbox in the CM1-T Configuration Tool

  2. Click the Save button

  3. Power cycle or click the Reset button

The main status LED on the motor will flash green while it is waiting to be assigned an IP address. It will be solid green if an IP has been assigned.

THE DHCP search will not time out.

Static IP

The CM1-T can be assigned an IP address, default gateway and subnet mask. In addition the final octet in the IP can be set by the rotary switches on the side of the motor.

To set to static IP:

  1. Uncheck the DHCP Enabled checkbox

  2. Enter the required IP address

  3. Enter the required gateway address

  4. Enter the required Subnet mask

  5. Click the Save button

  6. Power cycle the motor or click the reset button

Using the Rotary Switches for assigning IP

The rotary switches can be used to assign the last value (octet) of the IP. Set the final number of the static IP to 0 to enable the rotary switches. 

Examples:

Static IP

x10 Value

x1 Value

Final IP address assigned

192.168.1.10

2

3

192.168.1.10

192.168.1.10

0

0

192.168.1.10

192.168.1.0

2

3

192.168.1.35

192.168.1.0

A

5

192.168.1.165

192.168.1.0

E

3

192.168.1.227

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