BOOTP Table Arguments

Use these arguments for updating a row in a BOOTP table (for further information, see Add and Configure the Entries in a BOOTP Table):

• Row (Byte)—Specify the row number within the table (1 to n).
• HardwareAddr1 to HardwareAddr6 (Byte)—Use these six arguments to specify the separate parts of the hardware address of the Ethernet device for which the SCADAPack E outstation is to remotely configure an IP address.

  Example:

  To specify the hardware address 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E, enter:

  HardwareAddr1 as 00
  HardwareAddr2 as 1A
  HardwareAddr3 as 2B
  and so on.

• IPAddress (Long)—Specify the required IP address for the Ethernet device.

  Example:

  For the IP address 192.168.1.97

  Convert each octet into its hexadecimal equivalent
  192 (dec) = C0 (hex)
  168 (dec) = A8 (hex)
  1 (dec) = 01 (hex)
  97 (dec) = 61 (hex)

  Create the hexadecimal long equivalent
  C0A80161

  Convert to decimal (using ‘Calculator’ for example)
  3232235873