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4.0 Web Interface
Overview
The DSM3 Series Communications Module provides an embedded Web server interface to allow operations
personnel the ability to connect locally or remotely via TCP/IP over Ethernet with a laptop/computer to verify the
status of common data points and to configure various operating parameters.
4.1
Local Web Server Access
The DSM3 Series Communications Module’s Ethernet port (comparable to the
Craft port on some
Communications Module models) will typically be used as a local connection point allowing the user to
connect directly to the DSM3 Series Web server interface to verify/configure common communication
parameters and view power supply status and battery values. The Ethernet port on the DSM3 Series is a
fully functional standard Ethernet port, capable of providing all the functionality of any standard Ethernet
connection.
To access the DSM3 Series Communications Module Web server locally utilizing a Web browser, use the
following procedure:
Fig. 4-1, DSM3 Series Web Page
(data values shown for illustration purposes only)
1. Connect a standard Ethernet cable (CAT5)
between the DSM3 Series Communications
Module Ethernet port (ETH) and a laptop or
computer’s network interface port.
2. Launch a Web browser.
3. Enter the Communications Module's default IP
address (192.168.100.1) or the DHCP assigned
IP address into the Web browser’s address field.
4. The Communications Module’s Web server
home page will appear (Fig. 4-1).
Note: For the
DSM3 Series, this may take up to 45 seconds
when the Communications Module is initially
powered up with no RF connection.
5. Click the
Language menu to select a desired
language for the text information on the Web
page. The language choices are English
(default), Spanish, Portuguese, French &
German.
The following Web Browser settings should be
‘enabled’ for proper rendering/download of the
web pages:
• Java Script
• Cookies
• ActiveX Controls
• Downloads
• Active Scripting
• Show Pictures
These settings are typically enabled in the Web
Browser by default.
NOTE: