Mercury EP/LP Controllers - Assign a Static IP Address
Once
the controller has been added to Borealis you should configure it with a static IP address. This can be done via the
controller's Internal Configuration menu.
Important Note: Before
assigning the controller with a static IP address you should ensure the
IP address you wish to assign is not already assigned to another device
on the network.
The following example demonstrates assigning a static IP address to an EP-1502 but the process is the same for all Mercury EP and LP controller types.
- From the Borealis main menu, click on Hardware >> Controllers.
- Locate the controller that you have added.
- Use the controller's Actions menu located on the right side of the screen and select Configure.
- The Internal Configuration form will appear.
- From the drop-down menu, select Network.
- You will see that by default the Network Method is set to DHCP.
- Change the Network Method to Static and then enter the static IP address you wish to assign to the controller.
- The Subnet Mask and Default Gateway should not be edited.
- Click the SAVE button.
- Next, click the APPLY CHANGES and Reboot button.
- You will see a notification prompting you to confirm the reboot.
- Click Yes to proceed.
- The controller will reboot and it will momentarily go offline.
- Within a few seconds the controller should be back online and the new, static IP address will be displayed.
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