Ametek Land 4500 MKIII, User Manual

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Opacity and Dust Monitor
User Guide
Model 4500 MkIII
H - 2
The unit can be accessed via a web browser, providing the static address is
within the allowed range on your network.
If it is not possible to connect the module directly onto your network using
this static address, then it will be necessary to setup a direct connection
between the module and a PC in order to configure the module. The following
describes how to do this using a PC running Windows XP with SP2.
Direct Connection
In order to configure the AFU Ethernet module, a direct connection to the
device is recommended. The following instructions provide the preferred set
up procedure: if in doubt contact your network Administrators.
1) Connect the cross-over Ethernet cable between the AFU & PC/Laptop.
2) Disable the ‘Proxy Server’ from the system, allowing direct IP
addressing (Internet Protocol - TCP/IP) between the laptop/PC and the
AFU Module.
3) The following instructions detail how to set the IP address of the AFU
instrument (static addressing) from within a Windows XP Operating
System and how to disable the ‘Proxy Server’ from ‘Internet Explorer’.
•
From the Windows XP desktop, click Start and Settings .
• Choose Control Panel .
• Double-click on Network Connections .
• Identify the network adapter in use (typically Local Area
Connection ).
• Highlight and right-click on Local Area Connection .
• Choose Properties .
• Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) .
• Click Properties .
• Select Use the following IP address .
• Enter the IP address given with the AFU interface unit and add 1 to
the last number of the IP address:
i.e. 10.1.10.200 (AFU IP address)
10.1.10.201 (IP address to be entered)
• Set the Subnet Mask to 255.255.0.0 (default) or identical to the
AFU and ensure that the Default Gateway is blank.
• Click OK (twice).
• Close Control Panel . The settings are applied automatically.