Connecting Module(S) Via Ethernet; Ethernet Settings: Adapt Your Module's Ip Address - HBM QuantumX Kurzanleitung

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2.1 Connecting module(s) via Ethernet

The modules can be
• connected directly to a PC (see chapter 2.1.1/2.1.2)
• integrated in a client server network (see chapter 2.1.3)
For synchronous measurement of all modules, they need to be connected
using FireWire cable 1−KAB269-x (connection X102 to X101 etc.).
Apply a supply voltage of 10V − 30 V (DC) to connection X104. The supply
voltage is looped through to other modules via the FireWire cable
(max. 1.5 A, basic rule: Max. 3 modules on one supply). An additional voltage
source with the same voltage value is necessary for more than three modules.
The QuantumX modules support DHCP /APIPA1) automatic IP addressing.
The PC and the modules must be set to DHCP to enable this feature to be
used.
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The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) enables the network configuration to be assigned to
clients by a server. Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) allows automatic configuration of network
interfaces, if no DHCP server is available.

2.1.1 Ethernet settings: adapt your module's IP address

Adapt the module's IP address as described below:
• Connect the module via an Ethernet crossover cable (e.g. 1-KAB239-2) to
the PC.
Newer PCs have an auto-crossover function, in this case you can use
patch cables (twisted pair, CAT5, preferably higher quality).
Fig.2.1: Multiple connection via Ethernet
HBM
10 V ... 30 V DC
1−NTX001 oder
1−KAB271−3
X104
TCP/IP,
100 Mbps
X100
Cross Over
1−KAB239−2
QuantumX
A2361-3.2 en/de