Blackmagic Design 2110 IP Manuel D'installation Et D'utilisation page 11

Protocol
DHCP and static IP settings let you determine how your converter is connected to your network.
DHCP Blackmagic 2110 IP converters are set to DHCP by default. The dynamic host
configuration protocol, or DHCP, is a service on network servers that automatically
finds your converter and assigns an IP address. DHCP is a great service that makes
it easy to connect equipment via Ethernet and ensure their IP addresses do not
conflict with each other. Most computers and network switchers support DHCP.
Static IP When 'static IP' is selected, you can enter your network details manually. When
setting IP addresses manually so all units can communicate, they must share the
same subnet mask and gateway settings.
When using static IP and there are other devices on the network that have the same identifying
number in their IP address there will be a conflict and the units won't connect. If you encounter
a conflict, simply change the identifying number in the unit's IP address.
For example, if the conflicting address is 192.100.40.30 change the last number field to anything
other than 30. If the new number is also being used, keep changing it until you find a unique
number that isn't being used by other equipment.
Allow utility administration
Enabling the 'via USB' setting limits setting changes to only the computer connected via USB.
This removes the risk of anyone on the network making accidental settings changes.
Reference Output
To change the reference output for the ref out BNC connector on the rear of the converter,
select the reference from the menu.
Reset
Click 'factory reset' to restore your Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter to factory settings.
Once you press 'set', you will be prompted to confirm your selection. To proceed, click 'reset'.
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