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FAQ 3: My HUB 4000 Q has wrong network settings!
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Open Network Troubleshooter
at System Architects – Ribbon/Tools/Network/Network Troubleshooter – and
follow the instructions.
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If the Network Troubleshooter doesn’t help open Readdress Devices
at System Architects – Ribbon/Tools/Network/Readdress Devices
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The Readdress Devices panel is opened. There you can configure your devices
network settings.
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If all of your HUB 4000 Qs are powered on and connected to the HiQnet
network and no HUB 4000 Q is shown in the list at the Readdress Devices
panel, your HUB 4000 Q has no network connection to System Architect
(detection of devices needs up to 60 seconds).
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Please follow these steps:
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On the right side of the HUB 4000 Q, behind the AKG logo, a DIP switch
can be found which changes the IP address negotiation. Set the DIP
switch to the following setting:
ON
DIP 1, 4: ON - DIP 2, 3: OFF
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Power cycle the HUB 4000 Q (Switch the Power OFF and ON)
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Wait till the 8 slot LEDs went from the left and right side to the middle
and back again periodically.
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Set the DIP switch to the following setting:
ON
DIP 1, 2, 3, 4: OFF
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Now the HUB 4000 Q starts first with trying to find an IP address with
DHCP. If the HUB 4000 Q doesn’t get an IP address over DHCP (if no
DHCP server is connected to your HiQnet network) the HUB 4000 Q tries
to get an IP address with AutoIP (IP range 169.254.1.1 to
169.254.254.255 with a subnet mask 255.255.0.0)
The data LED is blinking periodically every second.
All slot LEDs are off.
The address negotiation can take up to 5 minutes.
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