Instruction Manual

<4. GC-HMI (touch panel)>
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 Selecting an Analyzer
In the Analyzer Setting dialog, select the GC8000 you want to connect, and then establish a
connection or forced connection.
Figure 4.9 Example of Analyzer Setting Screen
Connect:
This option makes a communication connection with the analyzer selected by the Analyzer
Setting function.
A communication connection attempt fails if the target analyzer is already connected with a
PC or any other GC-HMI.
Forced Connect:
Even if the target analyzer is already connected with a PC or any other GC-HMI, this option
breaks that connection and forces a connection with the analyzer.
To register an analyzer, add, change, or delete its analyzer ID and IP address.
Analyzer ID: Set the ID for the analyzer (GC8000) to be connected to.
Setting conditions:
• Up to eight analyzers (GC8000s) can be set: one analyzer (GC8000) equipped with
GC-HMI, plus seven external analyzers (GC8000s).
The analyzer (GC8000) equipped with GC-HMI cannot be left unset.
Setting range: 001 to 240, and unset
Default settings: The analyzer (GC8000) equipped with GC-HMI is defaulted to
001, and external analyzers (GC8000s) are defaulted unset.
IP address: Set the IP address corresponding to the analyzer ID.
Setting conditions:
• Up to eight analyzers (GC8000s) can be set: one analyzer (GC8000) equipped with
GC-HMI, plus seven external analyzers (GC8000s).
Setting range: 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.254 (where 0.0.0.0 indicates unset state).
Default settings: The analyzer (GC8000) equipped with GC-HMI is defaulted to
192.168.1.1, and external analyzers (GC8000s) are defaulted to 0.0.0.0 (unset).
2nd Edition : May 11, 2012-00