2
It allows the PC to emulate a hardware terminal. The layout of the local server depends
on the configuration of the pool controller hardware terminals. Figure 1 shows the local
server page for a Pro Logic PS-16:
Note that there is a two line text display (white background), menu navigation buttons
(to the right of the text display) and pool control buttons (below the text display). The
“Check System” LED is implemented as text just below the two line text display (when a
Check System situation exists).
ACCESSING THE LOCAL SERVER
The ACHN uses its unique Media Access Control (MAC) address to identify and
access its local server. The MAC address for each ACHN is located on the bottom of
each device. The MAC is a string of the form
00:23:62:00:wx:yz
where “
wxyz
” repre-
sents a string of valid hexadecimal characters. To start the local server, type the ACHN’s
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) into your web browser’s address field. The local server’s
URL (i.e., logical name) is the string “
mypoolxyz
” where the “
xyz
” consists of the last
three digits of the ACHN’s MAC address. For instance the URL of the ACHN shown in
Figure 1 is “
mypool319
” because its MAC address ends in “
319
”. The last three digits
can contain alphanumeric values. If the last three digits of your ACHN’s MAC are ABC,
the name used for your ACHN would be “mypoolabc”. Do not enter a leading “www.”
or a trailing “.com” when accessing the local server. The name is not case sensitive: You
may use MYPOOLxyz, mypoolxyz, or even MyPoolxyz.
HOW THE BUTTON WORKS
The local server buttons are similar to the buttons on the Aqua Connect Remote Control
page, but not identical. In general, feedback from the pool controller is so fast that there
is no direct indication that a button has been pushed. Simply move the cursor over the
button and click the mouse to “depress” a button. Most buttons have a built in LED that
can be read per the following table; the color of the button determines the LED state.
Note that we have replaced the blinking LED on the hardware terminal by a third button
color on the local server page. Table 2 explains how to interpret the button colors.
Figure 1
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