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An IP address is represented in decimal; the eight-bit values are delimited from each other by a
period ("."). For example, an IP address of class C is represented as shown below.
For class C
１１００００００
192
A network is determined by a network number. Define a unique host number for each host in
the network. For instance, assume that the number 192.001.000 is selected as the network
number.
Host number
1
S10mini
or
S10V
Since the S10mini or S10V and MELSEC belong to the same network, assign them the unique
host numbers 1 and 2. The resulting station IP addresses are as shown below:
S10mini or S10V: 192.001.000.001
MELSEC: 192.001.000.002
０００００００１
.
001
Network address
6-11
００００００００
.
000
Host number
MELSEC
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０００００００１
.
001
Host number
2
Network number
(192.001.000)
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