User Manual SERVOPRO Plasma Trace N
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Analyzer
7.0 OPERATION
7.6.10 Calibration done parameters
FIGURE 32: CALIBRATION DONE PARAMETERS
This menu displays the calibration values calculated by the analyzer. In front of “Zero”, we find
the analog to digital converter counts of the signal measured with the zero gas. In front of
“Span”, we find the analog to digital converter counts of the signal measured with the span gas.
The slope and the offset of the equation generated from these two values for further calculations
are displayed in front of “Slope (x10K):” and “Offset:”.
7.7 SERVOPRO PLASMA web interface
This section explains the general steps to follow in order to control the analyzer through a local
network or from Internet.
STEP 1, the cable: the first step is to connect the analyzer to the local network. If the analyzer
has the Ethernet connectivity option, connect a RJ45 cable from the analyzer rear panel to a
router or a hub of the network.
STEP 2, the IP address: then, the IP address of the analyzer must be set. This address could be,
for example, 198.123.0.1. It corresponds to the address that is used in your web browser to access
the analyzer, as you would do to access any other web site on the Internet. From the browser
point of view, the analyzer will act as a server.
It is important to know first if your network works with DHCP. If so, activates the DHCP in the
Ethernet configuration 2 page of the HIDDEN MENU (refer to the appropriate section) and
restart the analyzer without the cable connected. Then, turn off the analyzer, plug the cable and
restart the analyzer.
If your network does not have the DHCP option, you must set the IP address, the mask and the
Gateway manually. All those are network parameters. To set these parameters in the analyzer, go
to the Ethernet page of the DIAGNOSTIC MENU. When the parameters are set, restart the
analyzer.
Contact your network administrator first for further help about your network characteristics.
Slope (x10K): 0.0000 Offset: 0.000
Zero: 0 Span: 0
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