Chapter 10: WEBCONTROL
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Meter Settings
1
The meter can be connected to a data network via an Ethernet cable or via
WiFi. To access the configuration parameters:
•Ethernet network: From the meter, access the preferences options by
pressing the "Installations"
key for 1 second. Go to the "Network" tab
where you can find the configuration parameters to register in the
network.
•WiFi network: Connect the USB WiFi adapter and the WiFi configuration
window will appear or you can also access through the "WiFi configuration"
menu from the "Tools" button
.
2
Select DHCP ON, if you connect the meter to a network with a router or
server with DHCP protocol enabled. Then the network will set automatically
the parameters in the meter. If not, follow the next steps to set the meter.
3
On "IP Address" box enter the meter IP. Use an IP in the same range used
by your PC in the local network (if you do not know these data see “find out
local network data” section). For instance, if the IP for your PC is 10.0.1.18,
the meter must have a free IP in the same range, like 10.0.1.50.
4
In the "Mask" box, enter the mask value, which should be the same as the
one used by the local network (usually 255.255.255.0; if you do not know
these data see “find out local network data” section).
5
To connect the meter from an external network, fill in the “Gateway” with
the info obtained from the local network.
6
Press on "Save" and then "Exit" to save changes and exit.
7
Connect the meter to a data network with Internet access. You can use an
Ethernet cable connected to the IP CTRL port or in case of WiFi network,
connect the USB WiFi adapter, select the network and enter the password.
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Find out Local Area Network Data (LAN)
1
To obtain data from the Ethernet network where your meter is connected,
you should use a PC connected to this same network.
10.2
Settings and Remote Access
NOTE:
Another option is to keep the default configuration in the meter and set
an IP in your PC in the same range as the meter. The default IP of the
meter is 10.8.8.188
*
so the PC should use a free IP in the same range,
for example 10.8.8.50.
*. For firmware versions prior to 26.8 the default IP is 10.0.6.198
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