Keithley 6220 Reference Manual page 269

Model 6220/6221 Reference Manual
Configuring the RS-232 interface
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See "RS-232 interface reference," on page 10-25
232 interface.
Configuring the Model 6221 Ethernet interface
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Press the COMM key, select RS-232, and press ENTER.
If you are changing to the RS-232 interface from a different interface, the
Model 622x will perform a power-on reset, and you must re-enter the
COMM menu.
Select BAUD, then press ENTER. Enter the baud rate (300, 600, 1200,
2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 38.4K, 57.6K, or 115.2K), and press ENTER to
complete your selection.
Select TERMINATOR, then press ENTER. Set the terminator (<CR>,
<CR+LF>, <LF>, or <LF+CR>), then press ENTER.
Select FLOW, then press ENTER. Set the flow control (NONE or
XON-XOFF), then press ENTER.
Press EXIT to return to normal display.
Press the COMM key, select ETHERNET, and press ENTER.
If you are changing to the ETHERNET interface from a different interface,
the Model 622x will perform a power-on reset, and you must re-enter the
COMM menu.
Select DHCP, then press ENTER to set the Dynamic Host Control Protocol
to ON or OFF. Press ENTER after making a change. With DHCP ON, and
when a DHCP server is used on the LAN, it is not necessary to manually
enter the IP address, gateway, or subnet mask. If you select DHCP ON, the
Model 6221 will reset and then attempt to connect to a DHCP server. If
unsuccessful, press EXIT to abort the process. If you select DHCP OFF,
complete steps 4 through 7 below.
Select IP then press ENTER to enter the IP address. Press ENTER after
you enter the IP address.
Select GATEWAY, then press ENTER to enter the Ethernet gateway. Press
ENTER to complete gateway programming.
Select SUBNET, then press ENTER to input the subnet mask. Press
ENTER to complete mask programming.
Press EXIT to return to normal display after completing Ethernet setup.
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