Events; Web Interface; Home Page; Logs - Dräger RVP 3900 Gebrauchsanweisung

7.6

Events

The Events tab shows upcoming events.
Events are generally self-acknowledging in the RVP 3900, i.e.
they are automatically acknowledged as soon as they are
acknowledged on the REGARD 3900/3910/3920.
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Web interface

A web server is provided with the RVP 3900. This can be found
by entering the IP address set under Interfaces of devices in
the same network.
The Dräger RVP 3900 is equipped with an internal network
card. The network card is configured to Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP) by default. To include the device
in a network, the device's MAC ID (Dräger RVP 3900) is usually
required. The MAC ID can be read on the bottom of the Dräger
RVP 3900 or via the device menu (section 8.4 Interfaces).
Integration into a network is typically implemented via the local
network administrator or a corresponding IT department. The
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) assigns a dynamic
IP address to the computer (RVP 3900) connected to the network.
In a local area network, the web server is called up with the
internet browser via the IP address (without "WWW", e.g. http:/
/10.55.133.30). After the web page is called up, there is a
password query.
The passwords can be assigned as described in section 6.1.
8.1

Home page

After logging in, the RVP 3900 WebClient home page opens.
The following points can be accessed from here:
View Logs

Remote View

System Diagnostics

8.2

Logs

The "Logs" window displays a list of the existing log files,
sorted by gates, events and security.
Web interface en
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