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Figure i-4 Using SDPROC with Telnet Console
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Figure i.4 SDPROC control Page
You can type the number of the channel you want to monitor or control. You can also
enter the desired value of the set point. From the drop-down window you can select the
valve control mode for the mass flow controller. When you are done with setting, click
the [Submit] button in order to send the new configuration mode and set point to the
SDPROC. The page will be updated with new values of the Flow Rate and the Totalizer
readings.
i.5 Operation Using the SDPROC Telnet Console
Telnet stands for Telecommunication Network; it is a protocol that provides a way for
users to connect to computers or servers on a network. The Windows Operating
System includes the Telnet program. Use your PC that is connected over the same net-
work and from the MS-DOS Prompt window type “telnet 192.168.1.19” (use the prop-
er IP address if the device was reconfigured). Once in the Telnet window you can type
any command from the software interface commands set (see section h.2). Examples
of the SDPROC response in the Telnet session are provided below.
NOTE: In order to close Telnet session from Windows MS-DOS prompt, press
the [Ctrl] button and type “]”.
Once you are done with the user Name and Password, the Home Page, shown below,
will be displayed.
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