Network operation and remote control
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SMA100B
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There are two methods to establish a LAN connection to the instrument:
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A non-dedicated network (Ethernet) connection from the instrument to an existing
network
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A dedicated network connection (Point-to-point connection) between the instru-
ment and a single computer
For addressing, both the instrument and the computer require an IP address. The
address information is usually assigned to the devices automatically, see Chap-
ter 13.7.4, "How to assign the IP address", on page 416.
● How to enable access via LAN............................................................................. 415
● How to activate LAN services............................................................................... 415
● How to connect to LAN......................................................................................... 415
● How to assign the IP address............................................................................... 416
● How to use computer names (hostnames)........................................................... 417
13.7.1 How to enable access via LAN
Per default, the LAN interfaces on the instrument are enabled.
If they have been disabled because of security reasons, enable them as follows:
1. Select "Setup > Security > LAN Services > LAN Interface = On".
2. Enter the Security Password.
3. Select "Accept".
13.7.2 How to activate LAN services
Per default, the LAN interfaces and all LAN services are enabled.
If they have been disabled because of security reasons, enable them as follows:
1. Select "Setup > Security > LAN Services".
2. Enable the required service, e.g. "LAN Services > FTP > On".
3. Enter the Security Password.
4. Select "Accept".
See Chapter 12.4.5, "How to prevent unauthorized access", on page 373.
13.7.3 How to connect to LAN
1.
NOTICE! Connecting to the network can cause network failure. Errors can affect
the entire network.
Connecting the instrument to the network (LAN)
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