Lighthouse Remote 2014P, Operating Manual

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Unpacking, Inspecting and Installing
248083408-1 Rev 1 3-19
WARNING:
Step 18 is
very important to prevent
network address errors
on the PC when the
process is complete.
18. Clear the ARP Cache by type arp –d * and press Enter . If this is
not done before quitting this process, the PC may create “ghost
IPs” on the LAN and cause serious problems with the network.
19. Type Exit to quit the command console.
Connect
REMOTE P to
Ethernet LAN
Connect Ethernet Cable to Instrument
Power the REMOTE P OFF before connecting the instrument to a
network then attach the network cable to the REMOTE and the other
end to the network receptacle. Apply power to the instrument and
check the port LEDs to make sure the connection is working.
When all steps are completed, the REMOTE P will supply data to the
LAN connection. After approximately 60 seconds, monitoring
equipment and software should “see” the instrument and be able to
retrieve data from it.
Contact Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions Technical Support for
additional information or further assistance.
Data
The REMOTE 2014P, 3014P or 5014P stores its data in a 3000-record
rotating data buffer.
The data can be downloaded real-time to LMS Express RT or to a
Lighthouse Monitoring System; the instrument can run standalone until
you decide to view the data. The data can then be downloaded to LMS
Express or LMS XChange manually.
A real-time system will allow you to monitor the instrument counts on
a minute-by-minute basis or for the length of the sample time.
Downloading the data to LMS Express Real Time allows historical
trending of the data.
Use the optional REMOTE Display to view the data as it is being
collected.
With any of the data download transfer software, you can save the data
to Excel, to a CSV file or to an HTML file.
Please refer to the respective data transfer software manuals for more
information.