Galvanic Applied Sciences 962-AGX, Operation Manual

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Section 5 Web Based Operation
5.1 Overview
The Acid Gas Analyzer can be monitored, configured and controlled by use of a Web GUI on
a personal computer. The Web GUI can be used to interface to the analyzer in two ways:
through a local area network or by direct connection. The analyzer will have a different IP
address for the network connection and for the direct connection.
The IP addresses of the analyzer for the network connection and for the local connection are
shown on the local display of the analyzer by using the keypad to navigate to the
Config/Network
panel (Figure 4-13).
To establish a connection to the analyzer with the Web GUI, simply type the IP address of the
analyzer into the address line of any web browser.
Changes that are made via the Web GUI and saved to the analyzer will be
shown on the local display.
When communication between the remote computer and the analyzer is established, the
Analysis
page is presented. The left side of the page contains a menu which is used to
access the various pages of the program and the right side presents information about the
status of the system and plots showing the most recent data as described in Section 5.2.
The various pages in the program can be accessed by expanding the list with the + sign and
clicking on the desired page. As an example, Figure 5-1 shows the expanded
Analysis
section, which has five pages.
Figure 5-1: Program Menu
When you access a page, the bottom of the left column will present a short explanation of the
items on the page and provide information about entering parameter values.