Issue
User needs to Access the ION900 Webpage through self-discovery.
Product Line
ION9000
Cause
Windows Explorer can be used to locate and access the meter on Local Area Network (LAN).
Considerations for using self-discovery:
The meter must be connected directly to the network using only a cable or switches, and not going through a router.
The computer must run Windows 7 or later with IPv6 enabled.
The computer and the meter must be on the same subnet.
The meter’s IP address for self-discovery over Ethernet does not need to be configured. An IPv6 address is automatically generated from the meter’s MAC address and self-discovery takes place over IPv6.
Resolution
- Connect the meter’s Ethernet port to the LAN.
- To verify that the meter is connected to the network you can ping the IP address of the meter. You can do so by going to Command Prompt and typing in ping followed by the IP address (example below):
- Once you verify that the meter has been connected, start File Explorer.
- Click Network. The connected network devices display.
- Locate your meter with the name <Device Name>-<Last 6 digits of MAC address>.
- Double-click the icon to open the meter webpages.
Released for:Schneider Electric Egypt and North East Africa
Issue
User needs to Access the ION900 Webpage through self-discovery.
Product Line
ION9000
Cause
Windows Explorer can be used to locate and access the meter on Local Area Network (LAN).
Considerations for using self-discovery:
The meter must be connected directly to the network using only a cable or switches, and not going through a router.
The computer must run Windows 7 or later with IPv6 enabled.
The computer and the meter must be on the same subnet.
The meter’s IP address for self-discovery over Ethernet does not need to be configured. An IPv6 address is automatically generated from the meter’s MAC address and self-discovery takes place over IPv6.
Resolution
- Connect the meter’s Ethernet port to the LAN.
- To verify that the meter is connected to the network you can ping the IP address of the meter. You can do so by going to Command Prompt and typing in ping followed by the IP address (example below):
- Once you verify that the meter has been connected, start File Explorer.
- Click Network. The connected network devices display.
- Locate your meter with the name <Device Name>-<Last 6 digits of MAC address>.
- Double-click the icon to open the meter webpages.
Released for:Schneider Electric Egypt and North East Africa
