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January, 2018
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3.2.3 Environmental Conditions at Instrument Panel Location
The other important factor involved in site selection is to consider the potential conditions of the area
where the Instrument Panel will be located. Ambient conditions at this location must not exceed the
temperature range specified in the Teledyne Monitor Labs specifications. This will void the Teledyne
Monitor Labs warranty. The presence of potentially corrosive or toxic gases in the ambient air in the
vicinity of the instrument panel may deteriorate the condition of electrical connections.
4 Web Interface
The DeltaFlow web interface is required to configure the monitor. Depending on what the user specifies
at the time of order, the Deltaflow controller may ship with a static IP address or a dynamic IP address
that will require a DHCP server to assign it one. If it ships with a static IP address, specified by the user,
it will have a label on the controller with the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
To connect to the web interface, enter the IP address/delta/ (example: 172.16.254.1/delta/) into the
address bar of any web browser. You will be prompted with the below prompt window. Click the
Connect with DF180 button. The web interface is configured at the Teledyne Monitor Labs Factory so
you do not need to click Create New Configuration the first time you access. You should only need to
create a new configuration if you find that the engineering units (British Imperial or Metric) of the
configuration are incorrect. When creating a new configuration, you will need to configure all the
screens in the Configure menu, see section 4.3.
If the Deltaflow shipped configured for DHCP the Teledyne Support Tool software will need to be used to
detect the DeltaFlow and what IP address it has been assigned on the network. This can be downloaded
from
http://www.teledyne-ml.com/downloads.asp you will need to call Teledyne Monitor Labs
Technical Support (1-800-846-6062) for a username and password. When started, the program detects
all devices present on the network (see lower left hand corner in the image below).
Note:
Administrator password may be required to install Teledyne Support Tool on a computer.
Note: To detect all DF180, C3i/o, and RPD2 devices Teledyne Support Tool uses UDP port 4444. Use
Administrative Tools->Windows Firewall->Inbound Rules to open this port.
Note: If you are not able to detect, you may need to be on the same subnet as the DF180, C3i/o, or
RPD2 you are attempting to detect. If possible the computer should be plugged into the same network
switch as the DF180, C3i/o, or RPD2.