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Changes for page Pharos Configuration

Last modified by Alexander Mott on 2024/02/26 15:10
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79 79  1. Open Pharos Designer 2 or an existing Pharos project
80 80  1. Connect to the Pharos controller using the USB-B port on the front of the controller
81 -1. Navigate to the "Network" page
82 -1. Select the Pharos controller from the list
83 -1*. If a Pharos project is open, controllers defined in the project will be displayed above the list of online controllers
84 -1*. If there are multiple online controllers, use the "Beacon" function to flash all the LEDs on the front of the controller and verify the correct one is selected
85 -1. If the Pharos Designer 2 version is different than the firmware on the Pharos controller, then it is necessary to either update the controller by pressing the "Reload Firmware" button, or downgrade Pharos Designer 2 by downloading the appropriate version from Pharos Controls' website
86 -1. Press the "Configure" button to open the network configuration menu
87 -1. Set DHCP mode to Static and configure the IP address, IP mask, default gateway, and DNS servers as required for your network
81 +1. Navigate to the Network tab and select the LPC
82 +1. If the Pharos Designer 2 version is different than the firmware on the Pharos controller, then it is necessary to either update the controller by pressing "Reload Firmor downgrade Pharos Designer 2
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89 -Once the Pharos controller is online, it is necessary to load the Pharos project to the controller:
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91 -1. Open the Pharos project in Pharos Designer 2
92 -1. Connect to the network that the Pharos controller is on, or connect to the controller directly via USB
93 -1. Navigate to the "Network" page in Pharos Designer 2
94 -1. Verify that all online controllers have firmware that matches the version of Pharos Designer 2 you are running, and update them if necessary
95 -1*. Online controllers are displayed below the list of controllers that are defined in the project
96 -1*. If you do not see the controller online and you are hard-wired to the same network as the controller, verify that the controller has the correct IP settings
97 -1*. If the controller is on a Control Subnet and you are connecting via the LAN, [[verify that port forwarding has been configured>>https://wiki.chiefintegrations.com/FAQ/I%20can%27t%20connect%20to%20my%20Pharos%20LPC%20on%20the%20Control%20Subnet]] and proceed to the next step
98 -1*. If you do not see the controller online, but you are connecting to it over a routed network, proceed to the next step
99 -1. Select a controller that is defined in the project
100 -1. In the Properties menu on the right, assign the Serial Number to the controller
101 -1*. If
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103 -If connecting to a Pharos controller located on the Control Subnet of a Crestron processor from the LAN side of the processor, then it is necessary to configure port forwarding on the processor before the project
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105 105  = ShowRunner™ Configuration =
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107 107  no feedback from dmx