Option 1: Access the Data Logger Through a Port Forwarding If you have a PRECISE-LOG WiFi data logger, or a data logger connected to a Site USB Device Server(Smart-Hub), you can communicate with it using SiteView when your computer is connected to the same local network. If you need to access the data logger from outside…
PRECISE-LOG data loggers support the Modbus TCP protocol, allowing a Modbus TCP client/master to read supported Input Registers and Holding Registers from the data logger over a network connection. The Modbus register definitions for each PRECISE-LOG model can be found on the corresponding product page. Follow the steps below to enable Modbus TCP using SiteView.…
The IP address of a Site USB Device Server is normally assigned automatically by your network’s DHCP server. You can use SiteView to find the assigned IP address and add the device under the USB Server tab. Method 1: Search from the USB Server Tab Open SiteView and select the USB Server tab. Click Search.…
The Site USB Device Server (DSS-2/Smart-Hub) is a USB-over-Ethernet device server that allows SiteView to communicate with compatible Microedge data loggers over a local network or the Internet. It can be used for remote access to SITE-LOG and iLOG data loggers without requiring the logger to be connected directly to the SiteView computer by USB.…
PRECISE-LOG data loggers support two WiFi operating modes: Standard Server Mode – the logger joins an existing WiFi network. AccessPoint Server Mode – the logger creates its own WiFi access point for direct connection from a computer. Choose the mode that best matches your network environment. Standard Server Mode Use Standard Server Mode when both…
Under normal conditions, when you connect a data logger to a computer’s USB port, the logger should appear under the USB tab in SiteView. If the logger does not appear, or if it appears as Unknown, follow the troubleshooting steps below. 1. Make Sure SiteView and the USB Driver Are Installed Correctly If the logger…
SiteView does not impose a fixed software limit on the number of data loggers that can be accessed at the same time. The practical number depends on your computer and communication setup, including: Available USB ports Serial/COM ports Network connections Smart-Hub or other supported network communication devices Computer processing and system resources In practice, the…
Microedge data loggers can be accessed remotely through a network. The required setup depends on the data logger series. SITE-LOG and iLOG Data Loggers SITE-LOG and iLOG data loggers use USB communication. To access them over an Ethernet network, connect the logger to a Smart-Hub or Site USB Device Server. 1. Connect the Data Logger…
The AUX port on a SITE-LOG data logger provides a TTL-level serial communication interface. It can be used to connect the logger to compatible host devices or communication hardware that supports TTL serial communication. The AUX port may be used for applications such as: Integrating the logger with a compatible embedded or host system Providing…
