Yokogawa Data Acquisition with PID Control CX2000 - Manual (Page 23)

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Setting/Measurement Server
The settings on the CX can be changed or the data on the CX can be output to your PC,
by sending commands from the PC using programs such as BASIC.
The following types of data can be output using commands.
• Measured, computed, and control data.
• Data in the internal memory.
• Files on the external storage medium.
• Setup information and status byte.
• Operation errors and communication log.
The measured, computed, and control data can be output to a PC in BINARY or ASCII
format. Other types of data can be output in ASCII format. For details on the data
output format, see chapter 7.
The commands that can be used for this function are, setting commands, basic setting
commands, and output commands. For details, see chapter 6.
Note
The setting/measurement server can be activated by setting the Ethernet interface (section 2.3).
You can also restrict the access to the setting/measurement server by enabling the login
function. For the procedure in setting the login function, see section 2.7.
Maintenance/Test Server
Information such as the connection information of the CX and network statistical
information can be retrieved into your PC, by sending commands from the PC using
programs such as BASIC.
The commands that can be used for this function are maintenance/test commands. For
details, see chapter 6.
Note
The maintenance/test server can be activated by setting the Ethernet interface (section 2.3).
You can also restrict the access to the maintenance/test server by enabling the login function.
For the procedure in setting the login function, see section 2.7.
Instrument Information Server
Information such as the serial number of the CX and model name can be retrieved into
your PC, by sending commands from the PC using programs such as BASIC.
The commands that can be used for this function are instrument information commands.
For details, see chapter 6.
Note
The instrument information server can be activated by setting the Ethernet interface (section
2.3).
1.2 Ethernet Communication Function