Biotector Network Control Unit Manuel utilisateur

BioTector Network Control Unit

User Manual

for remote access over Internet or Intranet connection using HTTP over TCP/IP protocol

February 2015, Edition 1

BNCU 1.13

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Table of Contents

SECTION 1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AND WIRING......................................................................................... 3

1.1 PREREQUISITES .................................................................................................................................................3

1.2 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................3

1.3 WIRING...........................................................................................................................................................4

SECTION 2 COMMISSIONING AND STARTUP .................................................................................................. 5

2.1 PREREQUISITES (SPECIFIC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ON SITE) ...................................................................................... 5

2.2 INITIAL CONFIGURATION OF THE NETWORK CONTROL UNIT .......................................................................................5

2.3 ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATION SET-UP ...................................................................................................................9

SECTION 3 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 HOW TO USE THE WEB SITE ...............................................................................................................................10

3.2 LOGGING IN AND OUT......................................................................................................................................11

3.3 NAVIGATING THE WEB INTERFACE .......................................................................................................................12

3.3.1 Dashboard ........................................................................................................................................ 12

3.3.2 Reaction Graph .................................................................................................................................13

3.3.3 Remote Control .................................................................................................................................14

3.3.4 Reaction Archive ............................................................................................................................... 16

3.3.5 Fault Archive ..................................................................................................................................... 17

3.3.6 Download..........................................................................................................................................18

SECTION 4 SETUP......................................................................................................................................... 19

4.1 CONTACTS .....................................................................................................................................................19

4.2 ALARMS ........................................................................................................................................................ 20

4.3 PASSWORDS ................................................................................................................................................... 22

4.4 SYSTEM.........................................................................................................................................................23

4.4.1 System Information........................................................................................................................... 23

4.4.2 Stream Names .................................................................................................................................. 23

4.4.3 Timezone Configuration.................................................................................................................... 23

4.4.4 Network Configuration .....................................................................................................................24

4.4.5 S.M.T.P. Server ................................................................................................................................... 25

4.4.6 Security ............................................................................................................................................. 25

4.4.7 System Update .................................................................................................................................. 27

4.4.8 System Commands............................................................................................................................28

4.4.9 Database Commands........................................................................................................................ 28

4.4.10 Factory Reset................................................................................................................................ 29

4.4.11 Web Access................................................................................................................................... 29

SECTION 5 MASTER NETWORK CONTROL UNIT ........................................................................................... 30

SECTION 6 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................... 33

6.1 BNCU NOT COMMUNICATING..........................................................................................................................33

6.2 UNKNOWN IP ADDRESS................................................................................................................................... 33

6.3 “ANOTHER WEB-USER IS CONTROLLING THE SYSTEM”MESSAGE...............................................................................33

6.4 “THE SYSTEM IS BEING CONTROLLED LOCALLY”MESSAGE........................................................................................34

6.5 REACTION ARCHIVE NOT UP TO DATE ................................................................................................................34

6.6 SECURITY WARNINGS .....................................................................................................................................34

6.7 “DATABASE ERROR”MESSAGE ..........................................................................................................................35

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Section 1 System Requirements and Wiring

BioTector Network Control Unit operates with BioTector proprietary software “BioTector

OS3” (Operating System 3). This software and all associated copyright is the sole

property of BioTector Analytical Systems Ltd. Purchase of the BioTector analyzer built

with a Network Control Unit licenses the user to use the BioTector OS3 software as

configured and for the purpose of operating the BioTector during the life of the specific

analyzer.

1.1 Prerequisites

An Ethernet port on site to connect the BioTector Network Control Unit (BNCU)

to your network.

If longer than 10 meters Ethernet cable is required, additional Ethernet cable

may need to be sourced locally.

1.2 Introduction

The BioTector Network Control Unit, which is installed on the motherboard (behind the

LCD screen), is shipped preconfigured from the factory.

The unit typically contains the following parts:

TS7800 Single board computer (BNCU) containing power & serial

communication cable.

2 meters of internal Ethernet CAT6 cable.

10 meters of external Ethernet cable with electrical gland.

Optional: Waterproof Ethernet connector.

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1.3 Wiring

Power down the BioTector.

Confirm that the external Ethernet cable is connected to the Ethernet “ETH” port

located on the BioTector terminal block DIN rail as shown with an arrow inside

the red rectangle in the picture below.

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Section 2 Commissioning and Startup

2.1 Prerequisites (Specific System Requirements on Site)

A “Static IP Address” and a “Subnet Mask” (please contact your IT department

for details).

A “Default Gateway IP Address” (please contact your IT department for details).

2.2 Initial Configuration of the Network Control Unit

The initial connection to the BNCU requires you to connect your laptop/PC to

the BNCU. Using the 10m Ethernet cable supplied (or any Ethernet available on

site), connect one end of the cable to the “ETH” port on the BioTector as shown

in the picture above and connect the other end of the cable to the Ethernet port

of your laptop/PC.

You need to temporarily change the TCP/IP configuration of your network

adapter. Carry out the following steps in your laptop/PC:

1) Using the Start button, go to Control Panel Network and Internet 

Network & Sharing Centre as shown in the picture below.

2) In the opened window, select Change Adapter Settings as shown in

the picture above.

3) Right-click on Local Area Connection and select Properties.

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4) Select Internet Protocol Version 4 and click on Properties which

are shown in the picture below.

5) Record the displayed existing system “IP address”, “Subnet mask”

and “Default Gateway” information on a piece of paper.

6) Select Use the following IP address in the opened window and

enter the following “IP address” and “Subnet mask” information as

shown in the picture above.

i. IP address: 192.168.168.100

ii. Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

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Power up the BioTector and wait approximately 1 minute for BioTector and

BNCU booting process.

You will now be able to access the BNCU using your web-browser (such as

Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.) by typing the address http://192.168.168.252 into

the web address bar in your browser as shown in the picture below.

If your web browser displays a warning page instead of the login page above, or

in the event of a connection problem, please use an alternative browser such as

Firefox or Google Chrome, which are the recommended browsers.

To connect to the BNCU, login using the case sensitive word “admin” as both

“User Name” and as “Password” as shown in the picture above.

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In the opened window, navigate to the System page.

Scroll down the System page. Under the Database Commands section, select

“Clear Reaction Archive” and select “OK”. Select “Clear Fault Archive” and

select “OK”.

Obtain your site specific network settings for the Network Configuration

section as shown in the “example” page below. The network settings consist of

a “Static IP Address”, a “Subnet Mask” and the “Default Gateway IP Address”.

Please contact your IT department to get these details.

WARNING! Please make sure above “site specific” network settings are

entered correctly the first time. Any incorrect setting may require advanced

reconfiguration of the unit.

Enter the “IP Address”, “Netmask” and the “Gateway” IP address and select

Update. Close your web browser.

Warning! These settings are examples

only!

Please use your site specific network

settings!

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Keeping the Ethernet cable connected to the Ethernet “ETH” port on the

BioTector, remove the Ethernet cable from your laptop/PC and connect it to the

relevant network port on site.

Using the recorded IP information at point 5) on page 6 above, install the

original network settings back into your laptop/PC as described at point 4) and

select OK in all opened windows.

In order to access the BNCU and control BioTector through the network/web,

open the web browser in a laptop/PC, which is already connected to your

network.

Enter the site specific IP Address into the web address bar in your browser as

shown in the “example” picture below.

You should now be able to access the BNCU and control the BioTector analyzer

on the web.

2.3 Additional Configuration Set-up

When the BNCU has been set-up, it is recommended that the following steps are

carried out referring to the sections in this user manual below:

Set the Timezone in the System menu.

Change the Passwords in the Setup menu.

Configure the necessary Alarms in the Setup menu.

For e-mail notification purposes, enter the details of your SMTP Server in the

System menu.

If necessary, upload site/server specific digital Certificate and Private Key in

the “Security” section in the System menu.

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Section 3 Introduction

This user manual provides information on the use of the BioTector Network Control

Unit (BNCU). The BNCU allows you to monitor and control your BioTector analyzer

remotely through a web browser on a network. In this section the following information

is presented:

How to use the web site

Logging In and Out

Navigating the web site

3.1 How to use the web site

To use the web site, you need the following items:

An Internet connection

▪Ensure there are no firewalls or security software that may prevent you

from accessing the device. (Your IT department staff should be able to

help you with any issues.)

Web browser

▪It is recommended that you use the latest version of Mozilla Firefox

Google Chrome

. Also you should ensure that JavaScript is enabled in

your browser. The system should work on any modern Operating

System.

Username and password

▪The BNCU web interface has three users, each with different privileges:

“admin”, “user” and “guest”.The default passwords for these are “admin”,

“user” and “guest” respectively.

Web site address

▪The default network configuration of the device is as follows:

◦IP address: 192.168.168.252

◦Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

◦Gateway: 192.168.168.1

http://www.mozilla.com

http://www.google.com/chrome

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