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Using NetConfig

Note When the IP address of a Panel is changed manually, the device may initially

be reported as inaccessible (red) even though you committed the changes

and clicked the Refresh button. This is due to the time required for devices

to bind to the new IP address. The status will change back to accessible

(green) on the next polling cycle if the health checker is enabled.

Resolving Duplicate IP Addresses

If a device is installed on the network with the same IP address as another

device, when the new device is discovered, a warning message will indi-

cate that a duplicate IP addr

ess device has been found. This can occur when

new devices with factory default IP addresses are installed on the network

(Figure 33).

Figure 33. Duplicate IP Address Message

To resolve the duplicate IP address, go to the Set IP window, ensure All

Devices is selected, and sort the list by IP Address. The devices with dupli-

cate IPs will be listed together. Choose one to

change, and give it a unique

IP address, using the standard IP address configuration procedure

described earlier.

Loading Device Software

Follow these procedures to update existing devices with the latest software.

CAUTION Do not perform these tasks while on the air. The reboot procedure takes your

hardware off-line briefly.

1. Launch NetConfig if it’s not already running.

2. Choose Load Software on the Configure menu or click the Load SW button in

the toolbar.

3. In the dialog box that appears, a hierarchy of folders can be opened for

different products. Navigate to the proper folder and choose the

software and version appropriate for the device(s) you want to update.

A software update package for each device type is required on the PC

before the software will appear in the Software Update window.

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