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DBC Network Bridge 

Operation Manual

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                          EXAMPLE OF AN IQ ADDRESSING WORKSHEET

ADDRESS

IQ ADDRESS

MODEL

DESCRIPTION

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

126.126.0.1

COMPUTER

126.126.0.2

2

I-T8000 #1

RACK ROOM

LEFT CLUSTER

RIGHT CLUSTER

126.126.0.3

126.126.0.4

126.126.0.5

126.126.0.6

126.126.0.7

126.126.0.8

126.126.0.9

126.126.0.10

126.126.0.11

126.126.0.12

126.126.0.13

126.126.0.14

126.126.0.15

126.126.0.16

126.126.0.17

126.126.0.18

126.126.0.19

126.126.0.20

Getting Started With the DBC Network Bridge

1.2.5 TCP/IQ Addressing Worksheet

Table 3 is an example of valid TCP/IP addresses on a stand-alone network. If the TCP/IQ 
network is going to be shared with other people, check with the Network Administrator for 
their addressing scheme. Without getting into all of the networking rules, the table lists 
approximately 20 network addresses out of a possible 65,534 addresses on this network. 
There are other addresses that are valid; these are just shown as a starting point.

• The Subnet Mask for all components, including the computer, needs to be set to 
255.255.0.0.

• Each computer running IQwic software must have a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. It also 
must be assigned one of the addresses listed on the following table.

• A space has been left to the right of all the addresses. This area is for your notes, such as 
the IQ address or the component type.

In the CD-ROM that came with your DBC Network Bridge is an Excel spreadsheet that you 
can use to keep track of TCP/IQ addresses.

Table 3