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Connect to the Uvidoc from your computer
Connect using your internet browser
Retrieve an image directly from your internet browser (FireFox, Explorer, Safari, …)
-The Uvidoc IP address parameter is set to the DNS mode:
If the Uvidoc is connected in the same IP domain as your computer, you can download your image directly from your
internet browser by using the following address: ftp://images
-DNS is not selected and you use a defined IP address:
If the Uvidoc is connected in the same IP domain as your computer, you can download your image directly from your
internet browser by using the following address: ftp://YOUR DEFINED UVIDOC IP ADRESS (for instance ftp://10.0.0.27).
Connect using the Uvitec1D software
The Uvitec 1D software helps you to download your image from the Uvidoc system.
First, you need to activate the Uvidoc function from the Uvitec 1D software.
To proceed, select the Settings window and activate the “Display connection to Uvidoc unit” option
You can connect your Uvidoc to the local area network of your laboratory and download your gel image from the
comfort of your office.
The Uvidoc has a unique IP address which allows you to connect the system to your laboratory network for
downloading. The image acquisition is performed in your laboratory and the image is saved in the internal memory of
the Uvidoc . Then, from your office, you can easily download the image using your Uvitec 1D software.
You access the Connect to Uvidoc function thanks to the Exposure menu.
Then, click on the “Connect to Uvidoc” button to access the function options.
To do so, you need first to set an IP address and a subnet address for your Uvidoc HD6 system.
Connection parameters
Uvitec 1D provides connectivity between your computer and the Uvidoc through the local area network (LAN) on which
is connected your Uvidoc system. A LAN is a communication network connecting a group of computers, printers, and
other devices located within a relatively limited area (for example a laboratory). A LAN allows any connected device to
interact with any other on the local network. For instance, any computer connected on the LAN could download an
image.