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Anonymous user · ‎2017-01-08

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Adrian_Dicea · ‎2017-01-09

The easiest method for me, was this, assuming that the Link150 in your office network which has DHCP Service:

- to press the Reset pin (not !! the round white R button) for 1 to 5 seconds.

When the IP reset pin is pressed for 1 to 5 seconds, the IP acquisition mode is reset to the factory default (DHCP).

- the go to your Windows PC and open My Computer > Network > Other Devices; there should be your Link150 device appearing!

- double click that icon and the default web browser will open the Link150 web page (so you don't have to search for the dynamic IP address)

If not in the above situation, in the QuickStart Guide, page 7.

Here is where to find all the required docs:

EGX150 documentation (Brochure, Technical DataSheet, User and Installation Guide, Presentation Overv...

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Anonymous user · ‎2017-01-08

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Adrian_Dicea · ‎2017-01-09

The easiest method for me, was this, assuming that the Link150 in your office network which has DHCP Service:

- to press the Reset pin (not !! the round white R button) for 1 to 5 seconds.

When the IP reset pin is pressed for 1 to 5 seconds, the IP acquisition mode is reset to the factory default (DHCP).

- the go to your Windows PC and open My Computer > Network > Other Devices; there should be your Link150 device appearing!

- double click that icon and the default web browser will open the Link150 web page (so you don't have to search for the dynamic IP address)

If not in the above situation, in the QuickStart Guide, page 7.

Here is where to find all the required docs:

EGX150 documentation (Brochure, Technical DataSheet, User and Installation Guide, Presentation Overv...

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-09

Ta Cong:

I endorse what Adrian has said. That is something fix in the Link 150 over the older EGX models. Past models required us to use a serial port and hyper-terminal with crossover or special cables. DB9 ports and hyper-terminal are nearly extinct. WireShark can be your friend. It may be considered a bit messy and you need to know where to look but can also help you break into some devices when the IP is unknown.

Sincerely,

Michael

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-09

Try 169.254.yy.zz with yy and zz being the last two decimal numbers of the MAC address. So the pdf from Schneider claims.....

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-09

http://www2.schneider-electric.com/resources/sites/SCHNEIDER_ELECTRIC/content/live/FAQS/281000/FA281...

Anonymous user · ‎2017-01-10

Hi Adrian,

Thanks very much for information of you. This is all what is search.

But Adrian, so i cannot change IP address of Link 150 like that EGX100

Anonymous user · ‎2017-01-10

HI Michael Franz,

So, I cannot change IP address of Link 150 like that EGX100.

Thanks you.

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-10

sesa101974

You can change the IP. It is similar to doing so on an EGX 100. It has the additional ability to be discovered on a network with Windows Explorer.

See the capture here...

WireShark should also be able to return a default IP at boot-up of the gateway.

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-10

Anonymous user · ‎2017-01-12

Hi Michael Franz,

Thanks for your information

It really useful.

michael_franz · ‎2017-01-12

You are welcome - any time. I have worked with many gateways including the original MMS version. Even have one for the memories.

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