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2.
Enter ClipX/ or http://ClipX/ or http://ClipX.local in the address bar. Enter
192.168.0.234 if you are using the fixed (static) IP address of the ClipX – see
„Resetting Ethernet network settings (DHCP), enabling fixed IP address" on page
75.
3.
The start screen (Login) with User Management is displayed. From it, select your
user level or the Home menu.
Important: Do not use https; only http.
If you have already changed the device name, you must enter the new name in place of
ClipX. If you have forgotten the name, try one of the alternative options for example.
Click on
You can make two connections to the ClipX's web server simultaneously.
Additional connections are also possible, e.g. via OPC UA.
The ClipX only uses IPv4; IPv6 is not supported.
Finding HBM devices in the network under MS Windows
If the Java Runtime Environment is installed on your PC, you can download the "HBM
Device discovery" Java program from the HBM ClipX web page
(https://www.hbm.com/ClipX) and unzip it. The program finds all ClipX devices in the
network, regardless of their address. Using the context menu for a device (by right-
clicking) and choosing Configure network setting you can change the Ethernet settings,
e.g. set an IP address or connect to the device (Open web page).
Alternative options
If the method described above does not work or is not possible, in Windows 7 or higher
you can try the following (detect via UPnP):
1.
Open Windows Explorer.
2.
Click on Network.
3.
In the Other devices section you should see the ClipX device (with the device name,
factory default ClipX) after a few minutes.
4.
Double-click on the icon.
If you know the device's IP address, you can also type it in your browser's address bar,
e.g. http://192.168.0.234.
ClipX
Starting up the ClipX
and the SYS LED on the ClipX you are using will flash red/green.
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