
If the password is unknown, this process cannot be completed. A missing station from this list will cause the program file to be incomplete and unusable.) Fill in the Administrator ID and Password, which default values are both “admin”. (It is required that ALL stations that are part of this system are found. Once the search is complete, each station found on the network will be listed.Enter a new and unique name for this system, select a protocol (IPv4 or IPv6), and click “Station Search”.If it does not, at the top of the screen go to “Tools > Restore System Settings”. If when Support Tool is launched and the “New System” screen appears, look to the bottom left hand corner of this window and select “Restore Setting File”.It is possible to attempt this process over a managed network, however the broadcast protocol used to find the stations may be blocked/disabled. If a system’s configuration file has been lost, deleted, or is otherwise missing it may be possible to recovered using it the Support Tool.For best results, all stations should be attached to the same unmanaged PoE switch as the programming PC. What to Do When Recovering a Missing System Configuration File For more information on this step, refer to page X in the IX Series QuickStart Guide. Go to “File > Upload Settings to Stations” and upload the setting file to each station, even if that station’s IP address was not changed. The final step is uploading the setting file.

Associate the stations to their new IP address by selecting a radio button from each window and clicking “Apply”.

For best results, all stations should be attached to the same unmanaged PoE switch as the programming PC.
