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8.11 Remote connection
The Commander software communicates with a remote MRL-7 via IP-Call. To enable communication
the following settings need to be adjusted:
IP Call server and port ( I-M and I-N )
The address and the port of the server used for IP-calls.
IP Call interval ( I-O )
The interval at which the MRL-7 for IP call requests. The default interval of one minute is generally
adequate.
Stand-by time
To reduce power consumption and to restrict access Sender to the data logger, a time window for IP-
calls can be specified with Standby, start time and Standby, duration .
8.12 Data logger clock
The clock of the MRL-7 is powered by an internal lithium button cell battery that needs regular syn-
chronization. Generally, the time is synchronized by an NTP server, which is configured by the following
settings:
NTP server and port ( I-G and I-H )
The address and the port of the time server.
NTP synchronization time ( I-F )
The time at which the clock of the MRL-7 is synchronized every day. This time should not overlap with
any other communication task of the data logger.
Time zone ( I-I )
The offset between the time zone in which the MRL-7 is operating and UTC in seconds.
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Attention
Time synchronization by an NTP server ignores daylight saving time! If auto-
matic time synchronization is active, it removes a manually entered daylight
saving time at the next synchronization.
8.13 Camera
A digital camera with RS-485 communication can be used with the MRL-7. If connected, it records
pictures in the specified
Data transmission interval and stores them on the MicroSD card if present.
For automatic operation the following settings have to be configured:
Switch ( J-J-A )
The number of the switched 12-V supply ( SW ) which powers the camera.
Warm-up time ( J-J-B )
The time required by the camera to get ready for recording.