Cloud VTX-WM1, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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VTX-WM1 Installation Guide v1.1 12
unit’s network status, server status and IP
address. Only one amplifier in the list should
have a green tick in the
Server
column. Note
that this page automatically refreshes every few
seconds, as the network is continuously polled.
Clicking the
Test
button in the
Test
connection
column causes the amplifier
in question to be polled immediately (often
referred to as “pinging”); it will then report its
current status.
As with the Home page, clicking on a
Unit
Name
will open the Amplifier Status page.
Site Configuration
Clicking the
Config
tab opens the Site
Configuration page. Some of the fields on this
page –
Site Name
,
Site Password
and
Email target
- will have been completed
during initial site and amplifier configuration.
Port No.
The default value for this field is 80, which will
be appropriate for most installations. However,
some large IT systems may require a different
port number to be used to avoid conflicts. Please
check with the IT system’s administrator as to
whether this is a requirement. An alternative
value may simply be entered if necessary.
Login
Access to the site and amplifier configuration
pages may be password-protected to prevent
unauthorised changes to IP addresses, etc. If a
password has been defined and the
Request
login
box checked, the password will be
requested before the
Config
tab is opened.
Request login
is active by default. After
logging in with the password, remember to log
out by clicking the
Log out
button at the top
of the amplifier list on this page.
The Amplifier Status and Network Status pages
are available at all times to all users, without a
password being required.
Short email format
If this box is left unchecked (the default), any
emails sent to the target address will only
contain abridged site information, and not a full
description of any fault conditions (see below).
Event Log and log configuration
A log is maintained for each amplifier on the
system. The log records power-on and power-
off, over-temperature, impedance test pass/
fail and email alert failures, all against the on-
board clock/calendar. The Event logging pane
on the Site Configuration page lets you define
which of these events are to be recorded and
whether any (or all) of them should generate
email alerts.
For each of the six event types, one of the
following options may be set:
•
None
– events of this type are ignored
•
Log only
– events of this type are
recorded in the log
•
Log & email
– events are recorded in
the log and also entered in an alert email,
but the email is not sent at this time.
•
Email Trigger
– events are recorded
in the log, and the alert email is sent; this
will contain the current event and any
events recorded via the
Log & email
option above.
The Event log for a particular amplifier may
be inspected by clicking on the amplifier’s
button in the list (opens the
Amplifier
Properties
page), and then clicking on
Event Log
below the button.