Installation
Step 15. Configuring the GC
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Configuring for the INET integrator
If you are using an INET integrator, you need to configure the signal range and
the GC’s INET address from the integrator keyboard. You must first connect the
GC and integrator with the two INET cables.
When an INET connection is being used, the GC sends digital data and methods
setpoints to the integrator. Although the GC produces data that is 37 points wide,
the integrator can only accept 32 points of data. Because of this, you must
determine and configure the data range.
Range values can be between 0 and 5. A range of 0 gives the integrator the greatest
sensitivity. Range values are actually powers of 2 that the signal is attenuated by,
so range 1 is half as sensitive as 0, and range 4 is 1/16 as sensitive as 0. Five, the
least sensitive range, is the default.
If you are using a 3396 Series III, or 3397 INET Series integrator, refer to the
manual for information on assigning the GC address and setting the range. If you
are using an earlier version of the INET integrator, use the following procedure
(the computer font indicates text you type at the keyboard):
1. Verify the INET address of the GC. At the integrator keyboard, press:
[I] [N] [Enter]
Usually, the address is 8.
2. Use the OP( ) 6 dialog to configure the integrator.
Press: [OP ()] [6] [Enter].
3. Enter the following dialog at the prompt:
8 (or the GC INET address you received in step 1)
SIG1RANGE n [Enter] (n = the value of the range)
SIG2RANGE n [Enter] (if you have a 3396B integrator)
[BREAK] (to exit the dialog)
Using the GC with a LAN
If you purchased your GC with Option 500, your LAN communications card is
already installed. If you purchased accessory G2335A, you will need to install
your LAN card as described in the instructions provided with it.
Once the card is installed, contact your LAN administrator to assign it an IP
address.
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