Mitsubishi G-50A, MN Converter manual Setting the Air conditioning system name, Above

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(c)Setting the [Air conditioning system name]

1)Under the state when the [Customer name folder] desired to be set on the air conditioning system is focussed, the sub-menu will be displayed by right-clicking the air conditioning system list at the right screen.

2)Selecting [Create ...] displays [Setting screen of air conditioning system].

[Setting screen of air conditioning system]

1)Set the system name.

2)Select the method to connect with the system.

-To connect by using LAN (WAN), enter the IP address of G-50 to be connected. (Same as 1.4.3.1)

-To connect by using Dial-up, select the [Connection name] of dialup router of the local G-50 being previously set on the dialup connection screen of Windows. And enter [User name] and [Password] for the connection with the dialup router, and lastly enter the IP address of G-50. (Same as1.4.3.2)

-To connect under E-mail mode, enter the E-mail address of G-50 to be connected.(Refer to1.4.3.3.)

-To connect remotely with MN Converter and Modem, select [Modem(MN Converter)].

3)Enter special notes if any on the comment column.

After entering and selecting the above, press [OK].

Set various information as required by repeating the items

(a)-(c) above.

Using the area selecting section allows you to extract the only area desired to display.

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Contents Mitsubishi Operating ManualOn-Line Monitorvia MN converter Introduction of Maintenance ToolsForeword Case for remote connection Dialup connection mode On-Line Monitorvia G-50Wide area access mode Image of the Operation monitor mail communication modeRemote access method Off-Line MonitorRequired Materials Required Operating EnvironmentHardware Requirements Installation Setting Up the Maintenance Tools New setupSetting up the database MinutesSetting up the Maintenance Tools Running Maintenance Tool Upgrade Ending the Maintenance ToolUninstalling the Maintenance Tool Upgrade the DatabaseUninstalling the Maintenance Tools RE Change of computer name on PCStarting the Maintenance Tool Normal modeWide area access mode Starting and Ending the ApplicationCase for remote connection Page Click on Line will be disconnected Starting the On-Line MonitorG-50 connection Case for local connectionCase for remote connection Dialup Next Remote Monitor screen is displayedCase for remote connection E-mail Address book Using the Wide area access mode Starting the Off-Line MonitorCreating the Customer name folder Online ConnectionCreating the Area name folder Above Setting the Air conditioning system nameSetting screen of air conditioning system Other setting Mail setting of maintenance tool PCSetting of Com port Offline AnalyzeOpen the Off-line Analyze Screen Ending the Off-Line MonitorOpen the Main Screen Operating Method Terms for Each SectionDesign of Screen On-Line Monitor Operating Method On-Line Monitor Screen TransferFunction Chart Address Search MethodAddress Search Method Selection Automatic SearchSearching Screen will appear Automatic SearchingManual Searching Refer to 3.6 Connecting Information 3.6.2 2 Menu Bar Main ScreenConnecting Information Function Selection OperationsScreen Transfer Operation Items Performed HereClick on Term and Explanation of Terminology Screen appear 4Momentarily, the Connecting Information ScreenScreen Functions and Operation Operation Monitor Message Monitoring! Please wait for a moment. will appearMomentarily, the Operation Status Monitor Screen will appear Screen Functions and Operations 1Operation ButtonsAbout LM Adapter Introduction to the screen Tens digit Trend graph Ending the graph Screen function and operationMalfunction Log Message Monitoring. Please wait for a moment. will appearMessage Close the malfunction log display? will be displayed Optional Setting Self-Diagnosis MonitoringSending Command Monitoring of Pre-error DataCommand Screen and return to the Optional Setting Screen Refer to 3.6 Connecting Information 3.6.2 2Menu BarDate / Time Setting Main ScreenOperation Control Screen Functions and Operation Indoor unit, Lossnay unitScreen Functions and OperationBC Controller Monitoring of contact status Free contact of indoor unitStarting of this function Operation of output contact Termination of this functionMonitoring of Pre-error Data Off-Line Monitor Operating MethodOff-Line Monitor Screen Transfer Title ScreenSystem Information Monitor Function common for each screen Filing operationMonitor Screen. Refer to c Off-Line AnalyzingOperation Status Monitor Screen Graph Trend Graph ScreenPage Mail Server Setting Check mailSystem Information Monitoring of Pre-error Data 4.5.1 Off-Line Analyzing Function common for each screen Filing operation Delete DataExport ImportText Convert Monitor Data information convertRight-clicking menu Offline Analyze on Wide area access mode Pre-error Data File NamesSystem Information Data Operating Status Monitor DataE-Mail mode and MN converter connection, it is not related How to change setting of FirewallHow to Change Setting of Firewall for Windows XP II In the case of G-50 Network Remote Connection Dialup Case of Windows XP Service Pack Page Page Troubleshooting? Trouble When Installing or StartingTrouble with Main Screen Trouble Cause RepairConnecting information Trouble Operation Monitor TroubleOperation Monitor Mail Communication Mode Trouble Malfunction Log TroubleOff-Line Monitor Trouble1 Specific troubles induced by E-mail connection modeFree contact of indoor unit Trouble Off-Line Monitor Trouble2

G-50A, MN Converter specifications

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