Industrial Scientific RGX Series, Product Manual

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1 Log into iNet
Follow this navigation.
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Click on the Equipment menu.
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Choose Equipment List .
At the equipment list page (not shown), use the search box associated with the
Serial Number column to enter the unit's serial number.
Click on the unit's serial number; the unit's information will display.
2
Configure LENS Wireless and General settings
Go to settings.
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Use the Q uick-links box (shown) or
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Scroll the page to Options , click on Edit
In the LENS Wireless and General sections, complete these settings.
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GPS
a
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noncritical data interval
a
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communication priorities
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LENS group name
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LENS group encryption key
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Always-on / Disable Shutdown
b
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iAssign Beacon settings:
o
BLE Range Access: 1m (3.3 ft), 5m (16.4 ft), 20m (65.6 ft), or 30 m
(98.4 ft)
o
Restriction Access Level
c
– Set the access level for the Beacon.
Note: The site name can be edited under Sites.
a
When setting intervals, consider the application. For example, while a longer
interval for sending the unit's GPS data uses less battery power, a shorter interval
may be better suited if the unit is to be frequently moved among sites.
b
An RGX Gateway set for “always - on” operation cannot be manually shut down
and will ignore manual shutdown attempts until this mode is deactivated via iNet.
c
When an instrument enters or leaves the Beacon range assigned to the RGX and
the access level for the instrument’s user assignment is lower than the access -
level setting assigned to the RGX this could cause an instrument proximity alarm.
3
If the gas-detection instruments have not yet been activated for live monitoring,
follow this navigation.
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Click on the iNet Now tab.
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Choose iNet Now Activations .
Use the serial number search box to locate an instrument. A check mark in the
Activated column indicates an instrument is activated for live monitoring.
Figure 3.5 iNet settings