Hioki MR8827, Instruction Manual

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LAN Connection and Settings (Before Using FTP/Internet Browser/Command Communications)
When Configuring a New Network with a PC and the Instrument
(Example settings)
(Use as a local network without external connections)
If there is no administrator for your network, or if you have been entrusted
with settings, the following addresses are recommended.
IP Address
PC: 192.168.0.1
First recorder: 192.168.0.2
Second recorder: 192.168.0.3 and so on, in sequence.
↓ ↓
Host name: Any name (Must be unique)
Subnet mask........................255.255.255.0
Gateway ..............................OFF
Port number .........................880X
Setting Details
Interface Select LAN or USB.
Host Name
This name identifies the instrument on the network. Assign an address that
is different from the addresses of all other devices.
This instrument does not support dynamic DNS. The name that you set is
not registered with a DNS server.
IP Address
This address identifies an individual device on a network.
Assign an address that is different from the addresses of all other devices.
Subnet Mask
This setting divides an IP address shown to the network into a network
address and a host address.
Use the same subnet mask for all devices in the same network.
Gateway
IP Address
For network connections
When your PC (or the communicating device) is on another network than
this instrument, set this to [On] and specify the gateway device.
When the PC is on the same network, this is usually set to the same
address as the default gateway in the PC communications settings.
Authorization User
Name and Password
These are used when you login to the instrument by FTP, or use a PC
Internet browser (When authorization is [On] ).
When authorization is enabled, login is only possible when a valid user
name and password are entered. This setting is recommended if you wish to
restrict the users to access the instrument.
The “Password” is displayed as “************”.
Valid characters: Alphabetic characters and symbols (however, “:” (colon)
cannot be used)
If you want to allow anyone to access, or you wish to login as “anonymous”
with a FTP client, leave the user name and password fields blank.
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Connect to a PC