Chapter Six: Embedded Web-Based GUI and Diagnostics Logging On to Your MFC
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Chapter Six: Embedded Web-Based GUI and Diagnostics
Logging On to Your MFC
Before trying to logon to your MFC you must have your network setup correctly. To do this, complete the
steps listed in Chapter Three, Ethernet Interface Setup and Configuration, starting on page 44.
Once you complete the steps in Chapter Six, launch Internet Explorer (or a similar program) and enter
“http://xx.xx.xx.xx” in the address field, where xx.xx.xx.xx stands for the IP address of the MFC you wish to
connect to, then click “Go”. Internet Explorer will open and display the Device page in Monitor Mode.
The modes are described in detail below.
Monitor Mode
Holding true to its name, “Monitor Mode” allows the user to only Monitor the MFC performance. In order to
configure the MFC, i.e. zero the device, set the gas inlet pressure (used by device control algorithm), change
the IP Address, etc., you must enter “Setup” mode. See Setup Mode, page 59.
Each of the pages, i.e. tabs, in Monitor Mode are listed and described below in detail.
Device Page – Monitor Mode
This page, which contains the general information for the MFC, is where you are initially directed once you
logon to the MFC.
What’s Displayed
The Device Page displays the device’s selected (operating) gas, Semi gas number, calibration gas, minimum
and maximum full scales allowed for the device, the device’s current full scale for the selected gas and the
current operating pressure setting. In addition, you can see the device information and the Digital I/O
connection status (if applicable).
Note
The MFC’s serial number can always be found in the bottom left-hand corner of the browser
window.
Figure 9, next page, shows a screen capture of the Device Page for the MFC.
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