Apc Device Ip Configuration Wizard Download

I've been setting up our APC NMC's over last couple of days and there is one APC NMC that will not get picked up by the wizard when it is searching. I've double checked the ethernet cable and placement in the switch. Getting green lights around the RJ-45 connector so everything looks good. Any ideas why it picked up the other 3 UPS systems but not this one? BTW, it is a Smart-UPS 2200 and the rest are Smart-UPS 3000's. Thanks for any help.

unfortunately, this tool is not as reliable as you'd probably like so it could be a number of things.

1.) the tool works by looking for cards that are doing DHCP/BOOTP requests. if the card is not at a default state and boot mode of DHCP/BOOTP, the wizard will not find it.

2.) you mentioned green LEDs around the RJ-45 connector - i need to know exactly what you see for status LED - is it solid green, flashing green, alternating orange and green, etc - if its solid green, that indicates the card has valid IP settings and this wizard will definitely not work.

3.) if the card already got a DHCP or BOOTP address from your network, the card will also not pop up.

i would probably not waste time with this program to be honest and look towards another viable solution in [this knowledgebase article| -en.apc.com/cgi-bin/nam_en.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3061]

hope that helps you!

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Yeah I was curious of this program's efficiency. Yesterday when I was setting up the other NMC's, it was telling me that my IP's I was adding were in use when they have never been used before. I put the program on a different laptop and it didn't say that. Haha. Oh well.

Ok, it looks like the light on the right of the ethernet cable is a flashing green light while the left is solid orange. One problem I have with not using the wizard is that I don't know the MAC address of the UPS. It is in a series of 4 other systems so I can't access it on the box.

if it is an NMC1 (AP9617, AP9618, AP9619), yes you can with the APC serial cable - 940-0024 or 940-1524 - a standard serial cable will most likely cause a dropped load. the model of the card should be on the faceplate of it near the ethernet jack.

if its an NMC2 (AP9630, AP9631), the released version of the wizard won't work with it since the card is newer and the program wasnt designed to work with it.

a new version is due out shortly to correct that.

scan only sends scsi commands to the devices seen by the OS, Device Manager does something similar - so if Device Manager isn't working, I would first expect to see scan fail as well (this is what is usually found).

You can re-run the PVS Configuration wizard to setup TFTP which will not effect the existing ISO boot VM's. To get the existing target devices to use PXE you would have to change the boot order for Network first and make sure you have the DHCP options 66 and 67 set.

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The Spinnaker SDK supports 32-bits on Windows, and the Micro-Manager 32-bit installer includes the compiled Spinnaker adapter. Not sure though if you can install 32-bit Spinnaker on a 64-bit OS, but you could certainly try. It would be nicest to get a 64-bit driver and device adapter for the APT stage.

I installed a 64-bit driver for the APT stage and was trying to follow the documentation (ThorlabsAPTStage - Micro-Manager) for getting the 64bit device adapter, but wanted to clarify something before I moved on.

The incompatible device interface message indicates that you coped a dll from an incompatible MM version (or build from source that has a different device interface version). Since mm_gr_dal_SpinnakerCamera.dll is included in the distribution I am not sure why you needed to copy this file.

I uninstalled the old MicroManager gamma files and then reinstalled MicroManager gamma fresh onto the computer. I started up Micromanager with no problem with MMconfig_demo.cfg, but when I try to make a new configuration in Hardware Configuration Wizard it says that Spinnaker is unavailable.

If you can login into one of those then you have access to the webrowser. In the case of eCatcher when you connect to the device, in the active connection window, the name becomes a hyperlink. With M2Web you select the device from the list and click on the chain link to open the page.

If the issue is when you get to the page no one knows the device login then you can try adm which is the default username and password. If that does not work the device needs to be reset since that is only saved on the device and you wont be able to change any settings without logging in.

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