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[ 19 ] MAC Address SET<br />
[Function]<br />
This test will write the MAC address.<br />
[Operation]<br />
* Once an ID is set, make sure to perform the test using this ID. When changing the ID, turn the power<br />
on again.<br />
x 0 9 5 1 ST<br />
[LCD]<br />
x : Writing the address<br />
0: Writes a consecutive address based on MAC address in CF<br />
* Example<br />
The following ASCII data is written in "MACADR.TXT" in CF.<br />
"FF8048FF9800"<br />
The test writes "FF8048FF9801", which is "1+ the above value", into E2PPROM, and<br />
then writes the same value into CF.<br />
1: Writes the address by manually writing the MAC address<br />
In the manual input mode, the test enters the wait mode for the input of MAC address.<br />
The address can be inputted in 8 bit. Inputting three-digit decimal and the [ST] key<br />
determines 8 bits. Performing this operation for 48 bits (6 times) inputs a 48-bit address,<br />
and the sixth input of [ST] writes the address. The address inputted in the number<br />
display position in 8 bit is then displayed in hexadecimal. The inputted address is<br />
cleared by the input of [CLEAR]. The test ends without writing an address by the input of<br />
[ESC].<br />
* when writing MAC address "FF8048FF9800"<br />
After entering the manual writing mode, the above address can be written by the input<br />
of the following: numbers "255" + [ST] → "128" + [ST] → "072" + [ST] → "255" + [ST]<br />
→ "152" + [ST] → "000" + [ST] .<br />
MAC ADDRESS<br />
xxxxxx<br />
END<br />
x0951<br />
x0951<br />
← Written MAC address (in hexadecimal)<br />
[PRINT]<br />
MAC ADDRESS<br />
xxxxxx<br />
END<br />
x0951<br />
x0951<br />
← Written MAC address (in hexadecimal)<br />
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