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Chapter 15 Connection to a Computer
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This instrument is equipped with an Ethernet 100BASE-TX interface for LAN communications. You
can control the instrument from PCs and other devices by connecting it to a network with 10BASE-T
or 100BASE-TX cable (maximum length 100 m). It is also possible to directly connect the instrument
to a computer via USB.
Connection to a
Computer Chapter 15
Opening the [Interface] sheet
Pressing this key repeatedly
displays the various sheets.
[Environment]
[File Save]
[Printer]
[Init]
[Interface]
MAC Address
This is a unique number that is
used to identify devices in a net-
work.
LAN connections and settings ( p.260)
• Connecting the instrument and a PC over a
network
• Making 1:1 Connections between the instru-
ment and a PC
Accessing files on the instrument via
FTP ( p.272)
The instrument is equipped with an FTP (File
Transfer Protocol, compliant with RFC959) serv-
er. You can use a PC FTP client to transfer files to
instrument media and perform other file opera-
tions.
Controlling the instrument by command
communications ( p.282)
You can control the instrument by creating pro-
grams and connecting to the command communi-
cations port by TCP. The instrument can also be
controlled using a USB.
For more information about commands, refer to
the communications operation manual on the sup-
plied application disk.
Operations available from the [Interface] sheet
USB connection and settings ( p.278)
Transfer data to a PC ( p.276)
Remote control of the instrument using
an Internet browser ( p.265)