Configuration

Function key main menu with ETH1 / ETH2 mode:Two separate interfaces (see Switch functionality: Switch Functionality of ETHERNET interfaces ETH1/ETH2

Navigation starts with the Processor Module being in RUN/STOP mode (State 0). By pressing one of the three function keys a certain action is triggered. The result of this action is described in the result columns of the tables.

State	Description - Main menu 1	Result on pressing one of the function keys
0	The Processor Module is in RUN/STOP mode.	State 1 is displayed.	Remains in RUN/STOP mode.	Remains in RUN/STOP mode.
1		State 2 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Refers to sub menu 1
2	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys.	State 3 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.
3		State 4 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Refers to sub menu 1
4	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys.	State 5 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.
5	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys. See also LEDs, Display and Function Keys on the Front Panel.	State 1 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.

Function key main menu with ETH1 / ETH2 mode: Switch functionality ETH1-ETH2 (see Switch functionality: Switch Functionality of ETHERNET interfaces ETH1/ETH2

Navigation starts with the Processor Module being in RUN/STOP mode (State 0). By pressing one of the three function keys a certain action is triggered. The result of this action is described in the result columns of the tables.

State	Description - Main menu 2	Result on pressing one of the function keys
0	The Processor Module is in RUN/STOP mode.	State 1 is displayed.	Remains in RUN/STOP mode.	Remains in RUN/STOP mode.
1		State 2 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Refers to sub menu 1
2	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys.	State 3 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Your settings are saved. State 2 is displayed.
3	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys. See also LEDs, Display and Function Keys on the Front Panel.	State 1 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.

Function key sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2; DHCP not active

State	Description - Submenu 1	Result on pressing one of the function keys
1.1	IPETH1 or IPETH2	State 2 is displayed.	Return into RUN/STOP mode.	State 1.2 is displayed.
1.2	IP Configuration (address, subnet mask, gateway)	State 1.3 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1	State 3.2 is displayed.
1.3	Reset to production data (default settings)	State 1.4 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1	Activate RESET to default by pressing twice. Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.
1.4	Activate DHCP Sets a DHCP address.	State 1.2 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1	Activate DHCP to default by pressing twice Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.

Function key sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2; DHCP active

State	Description - Submenu 2	Result on pressing one of the function keys
2.1	IPETH1 or IPETH2	State 2 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 0.	State 2.2 is displayed.
2.2	DHCP active	State 2.3 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 2.1.	–
2.3	IP Configuration (address, subnet mask, gateway)	State 2.4 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 2.1.	State 3.2 is displayed.
2.4	Reset to production data (default settings)	–	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 2.1.	Activate RESET to default by pressing twice Shows DONE, your settings are saved. Return into RUN/STOP mode.

Function key sub menu STATIC

State	Description - Submenu 3	Result on pressing one of the function keys
3.1	IP Configuration (address, subnet mask, gateway)	State 2.4 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1 (sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2)	State 3.2 is displayed.
3.2	IP address A1-A4 Number is blinking if value has changed and is not yet sent to CPU	State 3.3 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1 (sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2)	Sends changed values to CPU and go to default menue RUN/STOP Displays: DONE New settings stored in CPU. or: FAIL Failed to write new settings to CPU.
3.3	Subnet mask N1-N4 Number is blinking if value has changed and is not yet sent to CPU	State 3.4 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1 (sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2)	Sends changed values to CPU and go to default menue RUN/STOP Displays: DONE New settings stored in CPU. or: FAIL Failed to write new settings to CPU.
3.4	Gateway G1-G4 Number is blinking if value has changed and is not yet sent to CPU	State 3.2 is displayed again.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.1 (sub menu IPETH1 or IPETH2) Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1.	Sends changed values to CPU and go to default menue RUN/STOP Displays: DONE New settings stored in CPU. or: FAIL Failed to write new settings to CPU.

Function key sub menu ADR

State	Description - Submenu 4	Result on pressing one of the function keys
4.1		State 4.2 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 1	DHCP not active: State 1.2 is displayed DHCP active: State 2.2 is displayed
4.2	Change the values with the Count up/Count down function keys starting with current value. Number is blinking if value has changed and is not yet sent to CPU	State 2.3 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 4.1	Sends changed values to CPU and go to default menue RUN/STOP Displays: DONE New settings stored in CPU. or: FAIL Failed to write new settings to CPU.
4.3	Subnet mask N1-N4 Number is blinking if value has changed and is not yet sent to CPU	State 4.1 is displayed.	Aborts the menu unchanged. Return to State 4.1	Sends changed values to CPU and go to default menue RUN/STOP Displays: DONE New settings stored in CPU. or: FAIL Failed to write new settings to CPU.