2 port node problem

Hi Michal,

is this a Net2 Node, or a Net3 Gateway?

ETC Net2 DMX Node

I have 1 hour :)

The problem is that the unit doesn't yet have an IP address.

You need ETC Net2 Configuration Editor (NCE) v4.3.0 from our website.

• Configure your PC for use on ETC networks (IP 10.101.1.x, subnet 255.255.0.0, Gateway 10.101.1.x)
• Start NCE, then in the menus choose Network > Connect.
• Then Network > Network Address Server
  • In the bottom-left, you should see "bootp server started"
  • If that doesn't appear, close NCE, run NicPicker and try again
• Now reboot the node.
  • It should show Bootp... then get an IP address of 10.101.50.x
• You can now choose Network > Get Unbound Nodes and configure it as normal.
  • Remember to use Network > Send Config to Nodes after configuring.

To use NicPicker:

• Open Windows Explorer, navigate to Program Files/ETC/NICPICKER
• Run the NICPICKER application.
• Select the correct network card to use for configuring the Node.
• Click "Save", accept the default save location.
  • It may warn you that you're overwriting, say yes.
• Close the NicPicker application - you are now ready to use NCE.

Note that all this assumes you're running Windows XP.

If you are running Windows Vista or Windows 7 then you will need to have installed the application as Administrator and always run it as Administrator.

The problem is that the unit doesn't yet have an IP address.

You need ETC Net2 Configuration Editor (NCE) v4.3.0 from our website.

• Configure your PC for use on ETC networks (IP 10.101.1.x, subnet 255.255.0.0, Gateway 10.101.1.x)
• Start NCE, then in the menus choose Network > Connect.
• Then Network > Network Address Server
  • In the bottom-left, you should see "bootp server started"
  • If that doesn't appear, close NCE, run NicPicker and try again
• Now reboot the node.
  • It should show Bootp... then get an IP address of 10.101.50.x
• You can now choose Network > Get Unbound Nodes and configure it as normal.
  • Remember to use Network > Send Config to Nodes after configuring.

To use NicPicker:

• Open Windows Explorer, navigate to Program Files/ETC/NICPICKER
• Run the NICPICKER application.
• Select the correct network card to use for configuring the Node.
• Click "Save", accept the default save location.
  • It may warn you that you're overwriting, say yes.
• Close the NicPicker application - you are now ready to use NCE.

Note that all this assumes you're running Windows XP.

If you are running Windows Vista or Windows 7 then you will need to have installed the application as Administrator and always run it as Administrator.

Thanks a lot!

It helped :)