Finding RONIN® IP addresses on your network

Created by Matthew Bennett, Modified on Mon, 24 Oct, 2022 at 10:00 AM by Matthew Bennett

This is an excerpt from Section 6 of the Manual. For the full manual, see the Article titled "Finding the RONIN® User Manual".

Finding the initial device on your network with ethernet

RONIN® ships with DHCP enabled by default on the ethernet interface. With the ethernet cable running from the primary bollard to any DHCP-enabled network, check the arp table for devices with MAC address beginning with 00-14-2d. 

Using the arp -a method

From a windows command prompt, enter

arp -a | findstr "00-14-2d" 

 

From a Linux or AppleOS command prompt, you may instead use grep instead of findstr: 

arp -a | grep “00:14:2d”

Using the Configuration Reset (CR) method

After the RONIN® system plays a gong sound on boot, use a paperclip to tap the “CR” button in the bollard base box. The bollard will audibly announce the IP addresses that it has. Note, that if this button is pressed and held during power on and before fully booted, that the action can reset the configuration to factory defaults. 

Note: Tapping this button during normal power up will give you the IP addresses. DO NOT hold this button down on boot, which performs a Configuration Reset, and that function is described in a separate section of this document, 11 Appendix: Restoring Factory Configuration[MB3] 

 

Figure 12: Location of CR button used for audible announcement of IP addresses

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