Reading Setting Data; Saving Setting Data; Making A New Connection - Mitsubishi Electric G-50A Operation Manual

4-2 Utilities
Given below is an explanation of each type of utility that can be selected from the menu bar.

4-2-1 Reading setting data

(1) Click [File(F)]-[Open] from the menu bar.
(2) Use the Select Directory dialog to select the directory in which the
setting data was saved. The program reads the initial setting data
and displays data in the setting content pane. Since all the setting
data is read, there is no need to read the data again to display a
different type of setting content.

4-2-2 Saving setting data

(1) To save the setting data to a directory in which data was saved the
last time (or a directory from which the data was read), click
[File(F)]-[Save], or press [Ctrl] + [S] on the keyboard. The program
saves the setting data for all setting pages.
Note: Data that has not been changed from the default value will not
be saved.
(2) To save to a different directory, click [File(F)]-[Save As
the Save Directory dialog to choose the directory in which you want
to save the data.

4-2-3 Making a new connection

(1) When connecting to more than one G-50A on the same LAN, you
can change the G-50A you are connected to by clicking
[Tool(T)]-[New Connection].
(2) A dialog to change the connection target address appears. Enter
the IP address of the G-50A you want to set.
If you want to change the communication timeout as well, change
the value of [Communication Timeout(sec)]. (This setting does not
need to be changed when connecting via a LAN. Adjust this value
when using a circuit with a slow communication speed such as via a
cellular phone.)
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