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Getting Started
3.4.3 Navigation Area
The SVP 2000 is controlled through five different web pages (or tabs ), each of them
responsible for a well-defined control task. The pages are accessed through the top
tier tabs in the Navigation area.
Displayed via the Advanced tab are a collection of tabbed pages associated with
setting up the unit and accessing unit information.
3.4.4 Accessing the Graphical User Interface
The Ethernet adaptor ports are used to connect the unit to a control computer for
control through a web browser.
The web browser Graphical User interface (GUI) is designed to configure, control
and monitor the unit and can be run on any Personal Computer (PC) or laptop on
the same network as the SVP 2000 using a suitable web browser.
The following web browsers have been tested:

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE10)

Mozilla Firefox (28.0)

Google Chrome (34.0)
To access the Web Browser GUI:
1. Open a web browser session on the control PC.
2. Enter the IP address (assigned to the connected Network Adaptor) into the
address field of the Web browser.
3. If the network is correctly configured, the web interface page should be
automatically loaded and displayed. The unit can be configured and monitored
as required.
3.4.5 Default IP Addresses
The Control Computer must be located on the same sub-network as the SVP 2000
(Management Network). You may need to change the Management Computer IP
settings for this: IP address, netmask, and gateway. Unless stated otherwise at
delivery, SVP units have, by default, the following sub-networks at startup:
Caution!
As all SVP 2000s initially have the same IP addresses, they should not be switched
on at the same time as this may result in data conflict.
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