How to fix 'Invalid User Name or Password' error on Industrial Scientific DSX-L?
If you cannot log on to the Industrial Scientific Docking Station System Account Controller (DSSAC) due to an invalid user name or password error, ensure that your username and password are typed correctly, noting that passwords are case-sensitive. Also, verify that the CAPS LOCK key is not enabled on your keyboard.
What to do if upload to iNet fails on Industrial Scientific DSX-L?
If the upload to iNet fails, verify that the correct Company Password and URL have been configured in the DSSAC. Also, the Internet connection may have failed, in which case you should contact your network administrator.
Why DSSAC clients and IDS cannot connect to the Industrial Scientific Docking Station DSS?
If DSSAC clients and IDSs cannot connect to the DSS, verify that the server is running and connected to the network. For DSSAC clients, ensure the correct server IP address is specified in the Login section. For IDSs, verify the correct server IP address is configured by checking the Information screen from the IDS menu. Also, ensure that the DSS has a fixed IP address and that DHCP is running to assign IP addresses to the IDSs.
What to do if data entered in Industrial Scientific DSX-L Docking Station DSSAC is not saved?
If data entered in DSSAC is not being saved, it is possible that the connection to the network has been interrupted. Contact your network administrator.
How to fix network error when launching Industrial Scientific DSX-L DSSAC application?
If you receive a network error when launching the DSSAC application, it may be because the DSS is down, or the computer is not connected to the network. Contact your network administrator or docking station systems administrator.
Why my Industrial Scientific DSX-L Docking Station IDS does not display the correct time?
If the IDS does not display the correct time, verify that the server has the correct time for your time zone, as the IDSs use the time available from the server.
Why are Bump and Calibration certificates blank when printed from Industrial Scientific DSX-L?
If bump and/or calibration certificates are blank when printed using the Auto Print feature, verify the version of Internet Explorer that is being used. The docking station system requires version 6.0 or later; earlier versions may print blank certificates.
What to do if Industrial Scientific Docking Station instrument shows failed sensor but IDS displays it as available?
If an instrument shows a failed sensor on its display, but the IDS displays the instrument as available, the instrument was probably calibrated in the field. Force a calibration on the IDS.
What does “Unavailable” mean when downloading datalog from Industrial Scientific DSX-L IDS?
If the IDS displays “Unavailable” when a datalog download is attempted, the instrument’s datalog data is probably corrupt. Manually clear the datalog from the instrument.
What does “Unavailable” mean on Industrial Scientific DSX-L Docking Station IDS display?
If the IDS display reads “Unavailable,” an error occurred with the IDS. Review the DSS event log and look for errors related to the IDS serial number.
General| Calibration | Automatic calibration |
|---|---|
| Bump Testing | Automatic bump testing |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet, USB |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Power | AC power adapter |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Industrial Scientific gas detectors |
| Function | Docking station for gas detector maintenance and data management |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing Internet Information Services (IIS) and Message Queuing (MSMQ).
Guides through installing the DSX Server software and the Docking Station Configurator tool.
Covers options for preparing and selecting the database for first-time installations.
Details network setup, static IP assignment, firewall configuration, and accessing the DSSAC.
Explains how to view and modify instrument properties, management settings, and options via DSSAC.
Details how to view and graph calibration and bump test results, including sensor-specific data.
Covers viewing datalog data, managing alarm events, and understanding event types.
Describes special features like removing instruments, manual registration, and advanced finding.
Details configuring gas inlets, adding gases, using iGas, and manifold setup.
Guides on initiating calibrations, bump tests, and datalog downloads from the IDS menu.
Explains how to modify default alarm settings for sensors and instruments.
Details how to define default calibration gas concentrations for various sensor types.
Provides solutions for common DSSAC and DSS communication or connection problems.
Addresses common problems related to instrument calibration, datalog, and IDS operation.
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