Ken Roach
Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator
The PanelView Plus IP address is part of the operating system, not part of the project or RSLinx Enteprise configuration.
You need to configure it using the Configuration Menu onboard the terminal. I don't have a PanelView Plus handy to remind myself of the exact menu navigation, but it's something to the effect of Terminal Settings -> Networks and Communications -> IP Address.
If you're going to be working on IP networks that aren't standard office networks or home Internet connections, I recommend investing in a cheap USB/Ethernet dongle to allow you to always have a static IP address for your automation work.
Either that or get used to changing your computer's IP configuration quickly. There are some good utilities that can automate that process.
I recommend against using Internet-range addresses like you've shown. Some software tools won't even let you use addresses that are in ranges reserved for Internet-facing devices.
Just from your example I can see that you're near the Genesee brewery !
You need to configure it using the Configuration Menu onboard the terminal. I don't have a PanelView Plus handy to remind myself of the exact menu navigation, but it's something to the effect of Terminal Settings -> Networks and Communications -> IP Address.
If you're going to be working on IP networks that aren't standard office networks or home Internet connections, I recommend investing in a cheap USB/Ethernet dongle to allow you to always have a static IP address for your automation work.
Either that or get used to changing your computer's IP configuration quickly. There are some good utilities that can automate that process.
I recommend against using Internet-range addresses like you've shown. Some software tools won't even let you use addresses that are in ranges reserved for Internet-facing devices.
Just from your example I can see that you're near the Genesee brewery !