Muse Research Receptor manual v1.2 - Manual (Page 66)

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SETUP: TCP/IP Address
Rotate the top display knob to select the TCP/IP Address parameter. If Receptor is setup to use
Auto (DHCP)
addressing (as described in the previous section), then the TCP/IP Address parameter is read-
only. If Receptor is setup to use Manual addressing, then you may change Receptor’s IP Address using this
parameter. Receptor uses this IP address to identify itself to another computer, which is how you will upload
new software and plugins.
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As mentioned, if the TCP/IP Setup parameter is set to Auto or Crossover , then this parameter is read-only. If
the TCP/IP Setup parameter is set to Manual , then you may edit the TCP/IP address as follows:
1 The IP Address is displayed in 4-blocks of 3-digit numbers. The cursor is under the left-most block and the
text is blinking. Rotate the bottom display knob to select the desired value (from 000-255), then press the
bottom display knob.
The cursor moves to the next block of numbers, which are flashing.
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III III 1 9 2 . 1 6 8 . 0 0 1 . 1 0 5
2 Select the desired value for this block (from 000-255), then press the bottom display knob.
3 Continue until you’ve entered the desired IP address in all four blocks.
4 Press the bottom display knob after entering the fourth number block.
You’ll then be asked to enter the desired TCP/IP Netmask.
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5 Enter the netmask using the same technique used for entering the IP address, then press the bottom
display knob when finished.
If you don’t want to change the netmask, just press the bottom display knob to step through the fields without modifying
any of them.
You’ll then be asked to confirm your selection (Yes or No).
6 Rotate the bottom display knob to select Yes, then press the knob to apply your selection.
Receptor will update your TCP/IP settings — a process that will take a few seconds.
NOTE: The TCP/IP Netmask parameter is global and is not saved with a Multi Patch.
SETUP: TCP/IP Netmask
Rotate the top display knob to select the TCP/IP Netmask parameter. If Receptor is set up to use either
Auto (DHCP) or Crossover addressing (as described in the previous section), then the TCP/IP Netmask
parameter is read-only.
If Receptor is set up to use Manual addressing, then you may change Receptor’s Netmask as follows:
1 The Netmask is displayed in 4-blocks of 3-digit numbers. The cursor is under the left-most block and the
text is blinking. Rotate the bottom display knob to select the desired value (from 000-255), then press the
bottom display knob.
The cursor moves to the next block of numbers, which are flashing.