Figure 6 Example of logged data
1 The header shows the log's start time, time zone and selected log.
2 The second header shows to which port the probe is connected, its vendor name, product
code and serial number. This header is created every time a probe is disconnected or
connected and after any power outages.
3 Logged data. A new block of logged data is created every time a probe is disconnected or
connected, and after any power outages.
4 Number 1 before the measurement parameter shows that this probe is connected to probe
port 1.
5 Number 2 before the measurement parameter shows that this probe is connected to
probe port 2.
More information
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Exporting logged data (page 93)
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Setting date and time on touchscreen (page 56)
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Setting date and time in web interface (page 68)
2.11
Ethernet connection
The Indigo transmitters provide an Ethernet connection for the Modbus TCP/IP protocol and
web interface.
The transmitter's Ethernet interface can use both static and dynamic network settings. If you
configure the connection to use dynamic settings, the network where the Ethernet interface is
connected must have a DHCP server that provides the settings.
The transmitter's Ethernet interface is designed to be used in
trusted network environments (trusted corporate LAN or VPN-based connection
over the Internet). Avoid connecting the transmitter directly to a public network
because the device can be attacked by a malicious user through the network.
CAUTION!
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