Panametrics flare.IQ Generation 2, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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The web console is designed to
work with Chrome and Firefox
browsers and is optimized for a
screen resolution of 1280 x 1024.
Upon initial log in with the default
administrative password, the
user is led to the service tab from
where they can navigate to the
features tab shown in figure 12
to upload appropriate software
licenses.
Software license files that
provide access to one or more
of the three features listed on
this page for a pre-determined
duration can be obtained from
your Panametrics service
engineer. Please note these
encrypted license files are tied
to the specific DPU hardware on
your flare.IQ Gen 2 system. These
license files can be uploaded
from the host PC connected
to the flare.IQ by selecting the
files using the “choose licenses”
button and uploading them using
the “upload licenses” button as
shown in figure 12.
When successfully uploaded, all
menu items on the left side of the
web console application will turn
blue (live) on the features page
and the validity of each license
will be indicated by showing
the number of days each for
which licensable service is valid
(figure 13). The color coding for
the number of days remaining
depends on the value, going from
green (> 15 days, long duration)
to yellow (0 – 14 days) to red (-1 to
-30 days). After the 30-day grace
period, the licensed component
will stop functioning. Function will
resume immediately after a new,
valid license is installed.
To update software, clicking the
“choose software file” button
opens up a file browser allowing
the user to select a new software
image file. Only a single file with
“.tar.gz” or “.tgz” file extensions can
be selected. A software update
will reboot the DPU and will require
the user to log back into the
web console.
Figure 13: Web console features page after uploading software license information
Figure 12: Web console service page upon initial login prior to installation of any valid licenses
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