Finding The Communication Module In The Network; Devicediscoverytool; Service Access (Access Point); Web Interface - CitrinSolar CS WebBox2 Handbuch

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Finding the Communication module in the network

6.1

DeviceDiscoverytool

The DeviceDiscoveryTool is a software that displays products that are connected
directly via the local network.
Starting the DeviceDiscoverytool from the included CD
Note
Starting the DeviceDiscoveryTool from the CD is possible under a
Windows operating system only. To start the DeviceDiscoveryTool, Java
(version 6 or higher) must be installed on the computer.
In order to start the DeviceDiscoveryTool from the included CD, proceed as follows:
Î Open the DeviceDiscoverytool folder.
Î Start the Start DeviceDiscoverytoolSetup.exe.
Î Confirm all following dialogues with OK.
Î Click Start/Programs/RESOL/DeviceDiscoverytool/
DeviceDiscoverytool.
All LAN-enabled products found will be displayed.
Î Mark the Communication module KM2-{12-digit serial number} by clicking on
it.
Î Click Open.
A new window with the Web interface will open.
Î Enter the user name and the password, see chap. 7.1 on page 31.
The Home screen of the Communication module Web interface will open.
Note
The user name is admin. The password can be found at the back of the
housing (Web-interface).
6.2

Service access (Access Point)

The WLAN allows the installer to directly connect to the Communication module
under the address http://192.168.240.01.
For further information, see chap. 5.1.1 on page 29.
6.3

Web interface

The Web interface of the Communication module can be accessed under
http://192.168.240.1. The LAN IP address and the WLAN IP address, respectively,
will be indicated in the status menu.
7 Web interface
The Web interface is integrated in the Communication module and can be run on
an Internet browser.
The Web interface has the following functions:
• Communication module – status indication
• Communication module – configuration
7.1

Menu

The menu column with all main menus and their corresponding submenus is indi-
cated on the left-hand side of the Web interface.
Note
The menu structure may change in later firmware versions.
The menu bar at the top of the Web interface contains the menu items Home
and Login.
Note
The indicated information and setting possibilities depend on the user
mode selected, see chap. 7.10 on page 33.
In order to use the Web interface to its full extent, login is required. In order to
log in, proceed as follows:
Î Click Login on the menu bar.
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