User guide

8 21 09 1 : AM P 1- MAD Ie Us er G u ide

Ch apt er 4 In te rn a l M e n u Sy st e m

Ve rsi on a n d E th e rn e t Men u

• Factory Default: Pressing this button opens a cautionary window

to verify that you really want to restore the AMP1-MADIe setup to

the factory default. If you press the Factory Default button again,

the action proceeds and the unit will restart. Otherwise, after five

seconds, the factory default request is cancelled. You can also cancel

the factory default request by pressing any other button.

• Set IP Address, IP Mask, or Gateway: Pressing this button

highlights the first of the four octets, turning the Channel Volume

knob clockwise increases the octet; turning it counterclockwise

reduces the octet. Pressing either the Set or the Channel Volume

knob advances the highlight to the next octet. Advancing beyond

the last octet returns the highlight to the first octet.

• Addr Mode: Pressing this button selects between DHCP and

Static address modes.

• Connect LAN: Pressing this button selects between a LAN

connection and a Direct connection.

• Finished: Pressing this button closes this menu and returns to the

Monitoring Screen.

Note:

The Factory Default action restores the entire unit to

its factory condition. The unit name is deleted, the IP

Address is set to DHCP, and the Connect: setting is

reset to LAN.

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If the IP information has been changed, the unit will have to restart. A

warning diamond will display, and you will need to confirm or cancel

before proceeding.

When using static IP settings, be sure to check the settings with your

network administrator. Incorrect settings may cause intermittent

problems with the network that may be very difficult to solve.

If the information in the IP fields is not correct, the changes made in

the IP fields will be ignored. The IP address is valid if the screen reads

“DHCP Mode Enabled” or “Static IP Mode Enabled.”

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This enables a single-address DHCP server. Thus, when a computer is

connected directly, both the unit and the host computer will be

assigned a DHCP address, and they will be able to communicate.

However, this setting will cause problems with some LANs. If this unit

will be connected to a LAN, leave this setting in the Connect: LAN

setting which disables the internal DHCP server.