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Chapter 7: Operation with a PC, Facility Net, or Pharmaceutical NetChapter 7: Operation with a PC, Facility Net, or Pharmaceutical Net
Net Addr (Net AddressNet Addr (Net Address Sets the IP address in the formSets the IP address in the form aaa.bbb.ccc.dddaaa.bbb.ccc.ddd..
Each 3-digit series is a value of 0–255, separated by a period (.). This address isEach 3-digit series is a value of 0–255, separated by a period (.). This address is
unique to each LASAIR II. An unique to each LASAIR II. An example of a valid IP aexample of a valid IP address is:ddress is:
010.255.000.099.010.255.000.099.
MaskMask Sets the net mask address in a Sets the net mask address in a form ofform of aaa.bbb.ccc.dddaaa.bbb.ccc.ddd. Each 3-digit. Each 3-digit
series is a value of 0–255, separated series is a value of 0–255, separated by a period (.). The mask by a period (.). The mask must be uniquemust be unique
to the network it serves. An example of to the network it serves. An example of a valid mask address is: 255.0.0.0.a valid mask address is: 255.0.0.0.
GatewayGateway
The gateway address is used when The gateway address is used when communicating across networks.communicating across networks.
This field sets the gateway address in the form ofThis field sets the gateway address in the form of aaa.bbb.ccc.dddaaa.bbb.ccc.ddd. Each 3-digit. Each 3-digit
series is a value of 0–255, separated by a period (.). An example of a validseries is a value of 0–255, separated by a period (.). An example of a valid
gateway address is: 10.255.0.60. If this is blank, the instrument will be unablegateway address is: 10.255.0.60. If this is blank, the instrument will be unable
to communicate outside the local network.to communicate outside the local network.
MulticastMulticast The multicast address must be assigned if you are usingThe multicast address must be assigned if you are using
Pharmaceutical Net or Facility Net. This field sets the multicast address in Pharmaceutical Net or Facility Net. This field sets the multicast address in aa
form ofform of
aaa.bbb.ccc.dddaaa.bbb.ccc.ddd
. Each 3-digit series is a value of 0–255, separated by a. Each 3-digit series is a value of 0–255, separated by a
period (.). An example of a valid multicast address is:period (.). An example of a valid multicast address is: 224.100.100.1224.100.100.1..
Enable Web ServerEnable Web Server
The default setting is Enable; note the The default setting is Enable; note the check-mark in thecheck-mark in the
box. When enabled, a user can connect to the LASAIR II from a web browserbox. When enabled, a user can connect to the LASAIR II from a web browser
such as Internet Explorer or such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Disabling this function on theNetscape Navigator. Disabling this function on the
unit disables remote control and remote sample data viewing.unit disables remote control and remote sample data viewing.
Enable TCP/IPEnable TCP/IP The default setting for this field is Enable; note the checkThe default setting for this field is Enable; note the check
mark in the box. It allows a umark in the box. It allows a user to connect to Facility/Pharmaceutical Net.ser to connect to Facility/Pharmaceutical Net.
Disabling this function on the unit removes the ability to use these applications.Disabling this function on the unit removes the ability to use these applications.
TCP/IP Remote ModeTCP/IP Remote Mode
Enable this check box to cause Facility Net Enable this check box to cause Facility Net to treat thisto treat this
instrument as a “Remote Instrument”. When connected to Fainstrument as a “Remote Instrument”. When connected to Facility Net, stored data willcility Net, stored data will
be downloaded, and Facibe downloaded, and Facility Net will then dlity Net will then disconnect.isconnect.
Enable TCP/IPEnable TCP/IP
must also bemust also be
checked.checked.
Figure 7-2: Comm Setup Screen-Network PageFigure 7-2: Comm Setup Screen-Network Page
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