ENTTEC S-PLAY User Manual
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
1 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
S-PLAY – User Manual
Record, Edit and Playback up to 32 Universes using Art-Net/sACN or 2 Universes using the two built in
DMX ports with an all-in-one show recorder.
ENTTEC’s S-PLAY is a highly accurate, 32 universes
lighting record and playback controller.
Capture or create static scenes or record dynamic
cues from up to 32 universes of Art-Net, sACN or 2
universes of DMX. The built-in pixel effects
generator provides an intuitive tool to create the
desired look to be output to your pixel controller.
Using either RS232, Art-Net, DMX, Digital Inputs,
Relays, sACN, UDP or OSC; send commands to
external devices or receive triggers the device allows
external devices to fully integrate the S-PLAY into
the installation.
Using the intuitive drag and drop timelines system,
build playlists using cues, events and triggers as
building blocks. Control the number of play counts,
priority, fade times and master intensities to fine
tune your playlists.
Build schedules of playlists to play at certain times
of the day or utilize external triggers to allow
multiple playlists to ruin over the top of each other
at the same time with different groups and
priorities.
Features
In-built controls to record and play cues
Internal memory supporting over 10 hours of 32
universe recording at 44FPS (plug in an external
SD card to increase this recording size.
Variable Art-Net/sACN refresh rate (60FPS max.).
The ability to increase storage using an SD card.
Four digital inputs to trigger device from
external sources.
Two relay outputs to control devices.
Monitor the DMX values for recording cues.
Create playlists from dynamic, static and
internal effect cues.
Add events and triggers to playlists.
Two universe Physical DMX input or output.
Up to 32 Universes of Art-Net and sACN
recording & playback.
Schedule playlists.
Remote trigger options: RS232, Art-Net, DMX,
Digital Inputs, sACN, UDP, OSC.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
2 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Content
Safety ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Electrical safety ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
System Planning and Specification ................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Protection from Injury During Installation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Installation Safety Guidelines ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Physical Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Mounting Options.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Wiring Diagrams ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
S-PLAY to distributed DMX Output ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
S-PLAY to Playback to Pixel Systems ................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
S-PLAY Application Diagram................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Connection to Relays ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Connection to Digital Inputs ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Using Motion Sensors with the S-PLAY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Functional features ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Hardware features .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
S-PLAY Connectivity .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
LCD Menu Screen ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Controls ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Home Screen ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
Playlist Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Network Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Utilities Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Information Menu ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Out of the Box ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Network Discovery .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
View the S-PLAYs LCD ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Finding an S-PLAY’s IP Address from NMU ................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Changing the Network Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Changing the Network Settings Using LCD Interface ......................................................................................................................................... 18
Change IP Using the Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Web interface ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Home ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Cue Library ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Static Scenes .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
DMX Snapshot ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Cue Creation....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Dynamic Recordings ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
To create a new Dynamic Cue .................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
3 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Dynamic Recording Control ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Effects ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Preview Cue .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Editing a Cue, Effect or Dynamic Recording ...........................................................................................................................................................24
Events ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
RS232 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
UDP ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
OSC ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Relay .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Art-Net ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
sACN ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
DMX.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Triggers ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
RS232 ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
UDP ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
OSC ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Digital Input ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Art-Net ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
sACN ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
DMX............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Playlists ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Playlists Page Layout .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Created Playlists ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Global Playlist Control .......................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Search and Filter Bar .........................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Available Cues and Controls ..........................................................................................................................................................................................33
Playlist Attributes ................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Playlist Settings ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
Playlist Timeline and Media Tracks ............................................................................................................................................................................35
Event and Trigger Tracks ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Scheduler ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Created Schedules.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
List of Schedules ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
Schedule Name .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Selected Playlist .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Start Condition ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
End Condition ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Frequency Type .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Settings ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................42
S-PLAY Output ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
Art-Net Output Configuration ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
sACN output configuration............................................................................................................................................................................................. 45
Change Date/Time and Location ................................................................................................................................................................................ 45
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
4 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Configure Remote Access Using SSH Tunnelling - (Advanced Feature) ................................................................................................. 45
Select Storage ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Factory Reset ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Factory Reset Via LCD .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
Factory Reset Via Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................................................. 47
Status ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
Network Information ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
Output Information ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
System Information ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
Software Information ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 49
Backup ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 49
Backup ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Restore ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Export Playback Data ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Storage .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
Show Storage ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Static Cue ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
Dynamic Cue ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Triggers & Events.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
Locking the S-PLAY and User Management ......................................................................................................................................................................52
Lock Feature ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52
Default Login and Passwords ..............................................................................................................................................................................................53
Ports ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
XLR5 Female (DMX-512) .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
DB9 Male (RS232) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
GPIO ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
Relay .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
Servicing, Inspection & Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
Cleaning ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Package Contents ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 57
Ordering Information .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
5 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Safety
Ensure you are familiarized with all key information within this guide and other relevant ENTTEC
documentation before specifying, installing, or operating an ENTTEC device. If you are in any doubt about
system safety, or you plan to install ENTTEC device in a configuration that is not covered within this guide,
contact ENTTEC or your ENTTEC supplier for assistance.
ENTTEC’s return to base warranty for this product does not cover damage caused by inappropriate use,
application, or modification to the product.
Electrical safety
This product must be installed in accordance with applicable national and local electrical and
construction codes by a person familiar with the construction and operation of the product and the
hazards involved. Failure to comply with the following installation instructions may result in death or
serious injury.
Do not exceed the ratings and limitations defined in the product datasheet or this document. Exceeding
can cause damage to the device, risk of fire and electrical faults.
Ensure that no part of the installation is or can be connected to power until all connections and work
is complete.
Before applying power to your installation, ensure your installation follows the guidance within this
document. Including checking that all power distribution equipment and cables are in perfect condition
and rated for the current requirements of all connected devices and factor in overhead and verify that
it is appropriately fused and voltage is compatible.
Remove power from your installation immediately if accessories power cables or connectors is in any
way damaged, defective, shows signs of overheating or are wet.
Provide a means of locking out power to your installation for system servicing, cleaning and
maintenance. Remove power from this product when it is not in use.
Ensure your installation is protected from short circuits and overcurrent. Loose wires around this device
whilst in operation, this could result in short circuiting.
Do not over stretch cabling to the device’s connectors and ensure that cabling does not exert force on
the PCB.
Do not ‘hot swap’ or ‘hot plug’ power to the device or its accessories.
Do not connect any of this devices V- (GND) connectors to earth.
Do not connect this device to a dimmer pack or mains electricity.
System Planning and Specification
To contribute to an optimal operating temperature, where possible keep this device out of direct
sunlight.
Any twisted pair, 120ohm, shielded EIA-485 cable is suitable to transmit DMX512 data to or from the DIN
ETHERGATE. The DMX cable should be suitable for EIA-485 (RS-485) with one or more low capacitance
twisted pairs, with overall braid and foil shielding. Conductors should be 24 AWG (7/0.2) or larger for
mechanical strength and to minimize volt drop on long lines.
A maximum of 32 devices should be used on a DMX line before re-generating the signal using a DMX
buffer/ repeater / splitter.
Always terminate DMX chains using a 120Ohm resistor to stop signal degradation or data bounce-back.
The maximum recommended DMX cable run is 300m (984ft). ENTTEC advises against running data
cabling close to sources of electromagnetic interference (EMF) i.e., mains power cabling / air
conditioning units.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
6 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
This device has an IP20 rating and is not designed to be exposed to moisture or condensing humidity.
Ensure this device is operated within the specified ranges within its product datasheet.
Protection from Injury During Installation
Installation of this product must be performed by qualified personnel. If ever unsure always consult a
professional.
Always work with a plan of the installation that respects all system limitations as defined within this
guide and product datasheet.
Keep the S-PLAY and its accessories in its protective packaging until final installation.
Note the serial number of each S-PLAY and add it to your layout plan for future reference when servicing.
All network cabling should be terminated with an RJ45 connector in accordance with the T-568B
standard.
Always use suitable personal protective equipment when installing ENTTEC products.
Once installation is completed, check that all hardware and components are securely in place and
fastened to supporting structures if applicable.
Installation Safety Guidelines
The device is convection cooled, ensure it receives sufficient airflow so heat can be dissipated.
Do not cover the device with insulating material of any kind.
Do not operate the device if the ambient temperature exceeds that stated in the device specifications.
Do not cover or enclose the device without a suitable and proven method of dissipating heat.
Do not install the device in damp or wet environments.
Do not modify the device hardware in any way.
Do not use the device if you see any signs of damage.
Do not handle the device in an energized state.
Do not crush or clamp the device during installation.
Do not sign off a system without ensuring all cabling to the device and accessories has been
appropriately restrained, secured and is not under tension.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
7 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Physical Dimensions
Note: All dimensions are in millimetres (mm).
Mounting Options
The S-PLAY is provided with ENTTEC’s, 1RU mount kit (pn: 79105). To provide 9.5” rack and various surface/
wall mounting solutions.
Note: The S-PLAY mounting solution is not intended to be suspended above head height or audiences.
Ensure all relevant legal safety guidelines are followed when installing this device.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
8 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Wiring Diagrams
S-PLAY to distributed DMX Output
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
9 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
S-PLAY to Playback to Pixel Systems
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
10 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
S-PLAY Application Diagram
Connection to Relays
The S-PLAY features relays designed for use with low power devices and to provide switching logic for
higher power contactors.
To ensure a safe installation it is imperative that the power connected to the S-PLAY relays is within their
operating limits:
The S-PLAY’s relay specifications are as follows:
To calculate to total power your circuit will pass through the relay, multiply the circuit voltage by the current
you intend to pass through it. This value must be lower than 60w.
If your application requires mains power switching or high current applications, ENTTEC recommends the
use of a DMX switch pack controlled by the S-PLAY’s DMX output, or wire the S-PLAYs relay outputs to
connect to the primary coil of a DIN mount high powered relay or contactor.
Maximum Current Rating
2A
Maximum Voltage Rating
50V DC
Total switchable power of each S-PLAY relay
60W
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Current
1.2A
2A
2A
Voltage
50V
30V
50V
Maximum Power
60W
60W
100W
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
11 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Connection to Digital Inputs
The S-PLAY’s digital inputs detect circuit completion to the S-PLAYs ‘GND’ (V- terminal) to send triggers.
The maximum resistance of a cable that can be used to connect to a Digital Input to the S-PLAYs GND is
20 Ohms.
ENTTEC recommends a total maximum wire length of 100m. (50m total distance from the S-PLAY in a
loop).
The longer the cable, the higher it’s capacitance and likelihood of interference from EMF (Electro
Magnetic Interference).
To ensure a reliable trigger when creating a system, contact should be made for 3 seconds when
triggering a digital input.
Note: Always run digital input cabling away from mains power or high sources of EMI (i.e. air conditioning
units) to reduce interference.
If you require a remote input trigger further away from the S-PLAY than 50m, ENTTEC recommend the use
of a 3rd party GPIO interface that can communicate with the S-PLAYs other triggering methods over a
network.
Using Motion Sensors with the S-PLAY
1. Connect a dry input from sensor to Port3 (or any other port), in the GPIO trigger connector in S-PLAY.
2. Connect 0V (GND) from the S-PLAY GPI through the connector in the S-PLAY.
3. Go to web interface:
Go to Triggers.
Create a new entry.
Select Digital Input from Type
Change to Port 3 in “Ports” (or to the corresponding port the OUT cable was connected to).
You can use the Test Trigger option to ensure functionality.
Click on Save Trigger for it to be saved ready for use on the Playlists page.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
12 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
4. Navigate to the Playlists Page.
5. The Trigger can be selected as a ‘Start Trigger’ to commence playback of a certain playlist and/or dragged
onto the timeline to act as a condition that must be met for playback to continue.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
13 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Functional features
Overview
Supports Physical DMX and eDMX over Network:
□ Art-Net
□ sACN
□ DMX512-A
2 Universe DMX output or input.
Up to 32 Universe Art-Net and sACN input or output.
Create / edit DMX Scenes (static cue).
Create / edit DMX Presets (dynamic cue).
Preview cues being created.
Monitor the DMX values of cues being made.
Configurable output refresh rate. (Max 60FPS eDMX, 44Hz Physical).
Make playlists from DMX Presets (dynamic cue).
Make live recordings using DMX/Art-Net/sACN.
Schedule playlists.
Map different streams and protocols to different ports.
HTP merge between cues and playlists.
Fade out on Stop command.
Hold last value on pause.
Remote trigger options: RS232, UDP, OSC, Digital Input (GPI), Art-Net, sACN and DMX.
HTTP and OSC Device API.
Lock out edit functionality using a password.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
14 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Hardware features
Overview
1U height – Half width
Two bi-directional 5 Pin female DMX Ports
Colour TFT LCD screen (160x128)
Navigation LCD menu buttons
1 x USB Type A port
12 to 24v DC Input (8w max power draw) – Power supplies over 5A should not be connected to the S-
PLAY.
MicroSD card storage (Class 10 40/10 Mb/s Read/write performance)
100 Mbps Ethernet link featuring 802.3AF PoE
4 Digital Inputs (GPIO)
2 Relay outputs (NC, NO, COM)
Solid-state design
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
15 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
S-PLAY Connectivity
LCD Menu Screen
Controls
Direction arrows: Use to navigate around menu tabs and increase or
decrease the value in each field when selected. (i.e. IP address).
Back: Use to return to the main menu from a sub-menu.
Enter: Use to select and confirm actions within a menu or sub menu.
Home Screen
The Home Screen displays the following:
Current date and time
Device IP Address & Connection Status
Device Name
Playback state
Lock Screen
Play/Pause/Stop ALL
Enable/Disable LCD backlight
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
16 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Playlist Menu
The Playlist Menu contains the following:
View all playlists on the S-PLAY.
Monitor playback status of all playlists.
Play, Pause and Stop each playlist.
Navigate up and down the page using the arrow keys. Press ‘enter’ to select a
playlist and once more to execute play / pause / stop commands.
Network Menu
The Network Menu allows:
DHCP to be Enabled / Disabled.
Network connection status to be monitored.
IP Address to be set.
Network Mask to be set.
Default Gateway to be set.
Utilities Menu
The Utilities menu allows:
USB Backups to be performed.
USB Backups to be restored.
USB Firmware update.
Reset to factory defaults (see section within this manual).
To create or restore a backup you must insert a USB thumb drive or SD card of 8GB capacity or more into
the S-PLAY and ensure it is named ‘backup.bak’.
The S-PLAY applies compression to all backup files. – If your S-PLAY contains large playlists and recordings
(up to 8GB in size) this process may take up to 20 minutes to complete.
When updating S-PLAY firmware using a USB thumb drive, copy the latest firmware file from the ENTTEC
website, onto the USB thumb drive and rename it to ‘firmware.bin’. Insert it into the S-PLAY and select
‘Firmware update’. Once the progress counter passes 70% the file has been copied across and validated.
Once the backup/restore process has been started, it’s possible to navigate away from the process whilst
it’s still active by pressing "enter". After this process is completed, a popup will appear showing a completion
message.
DO NOT remove the USB thumb drive whilst creating or restoring a backup.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
17 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Information Menu
The Information menu allows:
The IP Address to be viewed.
Firmware Version information to be viewed.
CPU temperature.
Up time (how long the S-PLAY has been powered on for) to be monitored.
Device serial number to be viewed.
Out of the Box
Right out of the box, the S-PLAY is factory configured to:
DHCP – Allowing you to plug it directly into your existing router and it will receive a network address.
Output to DMX ports.
Update its internal clock based on the NTP server to update the date and time based on the selected
time zone.
To begin your installation please follow these steps:
Unpack the unit from the box. Inspect the S-PLAY for any damage that might have occurred in shipping
and verify that it looks to be in good condition before plugging it into power.
S-PLAY occupies a half width 1RU space, you will need to attach the mounting bracket kit included in
the box to use the S-PLAY within a half width rack.
Using a Cat5, Cat5e or Cat6 cable, connect the S-PLAY to an ethernet network.
If the unit is connected to a compatible PoE (IEEE 802.3aF) router or switch skip this step. Otherwise, use
the provided AC->DC power adapter to power up the unit by plugging it into your mains outlet and the
rear of the S-PLAY.
Once the unit is powered on, you will be able to see its IP address on the LCD display. The IP address
will be automatically assigned by the network, if connected to a DHCP network. If you are connected to
a static network, navigate to the devices settings to define a static IP address to allow you connect with
the unit's web interface.
Network Discovery
To configure your S-PLAY you will be required to use its web interface, to find your S-PLAYs IP Address you
can either:
View the S-PLAYs LCD
1. Ensure your S-PLAY is physically hooked up to your network (or WiFi router) using an ethernet cable –
DHCP is recommended for first time use.
2. Power up the device.
3. Monitor the LCD menu. The LCD will display the IP address in the LCD home page. If your S-PLAY’s LCD
shows ‘NO DHCP’ change it to have a static IP under the network tab S-PLAY is set to the correct IP
setting in the settings menu (either Static or DHCP) and power cycle the device.
4. Using a browser on a device within the same network range, type in the IP address shown on the LCD in
order to access the web interface to load the S-PLAY web interface. All configuration can be undertaken
using the devices web page.
S-PLAY (70092)
Visit the ENTTEC website for the latest version.
USER MANUAL
18 |
ID: 4686708
Document Updated: April 2021
Finding an S-PLAY’s IP Address from NMU
ENTTEC provides free software (available for Windows and OSX) called Node Management Utility (NMU) that
find the S-PLAY and display its IP address.
Note: The S-PLAY is only supported in NMU v1.93 and above, using an older version will .
Please follow these steps:
1. Download NMU from www.enttec.com.
2. S-PLAY should be connected physically by an ethernet cable to the same physical network (or router) as
the computer on which you will run NMU.
3. Open NMU. If prompted to, select your computers network interface that your S-PLAY is connected to.
4. Press the Discovery button and wait until NMU finds all supported ENTTEC devices.
5. Once found, select ‘S-PLAY’ and press ‘Configure’ to be directed to your S-PLAYs Web interface.
Note: When the S-PLAY is set to a static IP, the default gateway MUST be the same for both the S-PLAY and
your computer for NMU to discover the S-PLAY.
Changing the Network Settings
Changing the Network Settings Using LCD Interface
1. Use the up or down navigation buttons located next to the screen to move to the Network tab.
2. Toggle between DHCP and Static by pressing enter to change options.
3. Press the Enter button to select each field and confirm each field of the IP address.
4. Use the arrows to assign a value for each byte in IP; press on the right-left arrow to move in increments
of 10, or use the up-down arrow to move in increments of one.
5. Once the desired IP is set, press enter button to move to Netmask settings.
6. Use the arrows to navigate to the SET button and press Enter.
7. All network settings assigned will get saved once the OK button is selected.
Change IP Using the Web Interface
Change the Network settings between DHCP and Static IP, Netmask and Gateway.
After modifying an IP address, it is good practice to power cycle the S-PLAY device.
Loading...