C8000 Battery Testing System User Manual
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5. Close the Command Prompt window.
The IP address for each C8000 will likely have the same numbers
for the first three parts of the PC IP Address and a different
number, in the range 1-254, as the final part of the IP address. The
final number for a C8000 cannot be the same as the final number
in the IP Address of the PC or the final number in the IP Address
of any other device on the Local Area Network.
3.1.8.4 Find the IP Address for Your PC
To find the IP address for your PC:
1. Choose Start > Programs > Accessories > Command
Prompt.
The Command Prompt window appears.
2. Type ipconfig and press Enter.
The IP Address and Subnet Mask for your computer are
displayed.
3. Make a written note of these numbers and then close the
Command Prompt window.
3.1.8.5 TCP/IP Settings
Use the Cadex C8000 standalone or connected to a TCP/IP
network and use with Cadex BatteryLab PC software.
In the standalone option, information is specified manually into
the C8000 to start tests and test results are accessible via the C8000
display. However, because of hardware memory limits, not all
customizable features will be available and the test results must be
deleted periodically to make memory available for new test
results. A message appears if RDD space is low (space can be
configured in Systems > Options). (Default: 250 Kbytes)
In the networked option, Cadex BatteryLab software can be used
to start tests, store test result histories, and print test reports.
Cadex BatteryLab is also required to update the firmware on the
C8000. This documentation refers to the computer on which
BatteryLab runs as the “host” PC.
The C8000 must be assigned an IP address with a network mask
that matches the network mask of the host computer to
communicate and update firmware with Cadex BatteryLab.
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