Dickson Industrial TM725 Manuel - Page 4

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Battery Replacement

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To replace the batteries (4 "AA" alkaline) remove the screw on the back of the case.

Network Setup

Note: The network (ethernet) functionality will work only in conjunction with DicksonWare™ Secure version

9.0 or later and when the unit's powered by its AC adapter (will not work on batteries).

IP Address

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After the logger is connected and communicating with DicksonWare™ Secure. You must get a valid IP

address for your internal network from your Network Administrator. The Data logger, Software, and

Dickson Technical Support are not able to locate this information for you and this feature will not work

without this piece of information.

Network Administrator Information

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The Subnet Mask is fixed at 255.255.255.0. This is not a user adjustable setting.

Setup

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Once you have your IP address, enter the IP address into the field provided in the Setup window

Network tab. After you have entered the information, hit change to store the new information into

the unit. Note that this change step may take up to two minutes. After the unit has the IP address

loaded into it, it should display that new IP address in the setup window under the network tab.

You may now unplug the unit from USB/Serial and plug the unit into your network (standard RJ45

network connection). Once the IP address has been stored, you may change the User ID and any other

settings of the data logger you think should be changed to something useful and appropriate for your

application.

Communication with a network logger

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First, change communication preferences to "Use Network Interface." Click on the connect button to

initiate communication with a networked data logger.

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Note: Unit must have AC Power to work on network.

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A list of data loggers and their corresponding IP address that have previously communicated with

DicksonWare™ Secure over the Network will automatically be displayed. If that information is not

up to date or is incorrect, use the Scan All button (see next section) to look for Dickson data loggers

attached to the network. Highlight the data logger you wish to communicate with and hit the

ìconnectî button to connect to that unit. Once connected to the unit, you can then download, change

settings, clear the logger or use any other feature or setting for that unit.

Scan All

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Scan All will look for every logger on the same Subnet as your computer. If your logger is on a

different Subnet then your computer, see your Network Administrator for what starting IP address

should be used to scan for all Dickson data loggers. If you want to connect to a different logger, click

on the Disconnect button on the main window. After disconnecting with the first logger, you may then

connect to another logger.

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Preferences setup: Under File/Preferences/Communications there are options for communication

methods, where USB, Serial, or Network communications can be toggled on or off.

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Note: Detailed instructions for using DicksonWare™ software is available in the Software Manual.

Rev. 10/07