NARDA AMB-8059 Bedienungsanleitung

AMB-8059

First Use

A quick step by step guide

AMB-8059

First Use

A quick step by step guide

Index

Software Installation 3

Connection to the computer 5

The software 8059-SW02 8

Wi-FI, Direct AP, Point to Point 14

Wi-FI, Remote IP, FTP 20

Modem, Point to Point 31

Modem, FTP 37

Optical Fiber, Point to Point 47

Car mounting kit 49

Area monitor installation guide 56

Troubleshooting 58

Software installation

The software must always be installed and used as Administrator.

To do this:

- After the installation, go on the icon of the 8061

NSTS and after highlighting it, always with the right

button of the mouse, choose the voice “property”,

it should be the last one of the menu.

In the new window you have to choose the card

called “compatibility”

- Highlight the icon 8059 NSTS setup with one

click of the mouse, then push the right button and

from the menu choose the third voice from the

top “RUN as administrator”

- Now check the box “run this software as

administrator” and push the ok button.

At this point, every time the software runs, it will be

in the mode Administrator.

Now it is time to connect the area monitor to your

computer

What happens when I do not use the

option “Run as Administrator”?

From last Windows versions (after XP) every software, to be correctly used, must be installed with the

option “Run as Administrator”.

Also to be used, you have always to choose the option “Run as Administrator”.

This is a security control introduced in Windows.

When you do not use this option, all program les are created in a parallel folder.

So with the option “Run as Administrator” the program folder used has the following path:

C:\Program Files (x86)\(folder program)

Without this option the folder used is:

C:\Users\(nome utente)\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\(folder program)

In addition, on some computer, the folder AppData is not visible, it is hidden.

Without the correct installation and use the program could not nd some important le and have some

problems during the normal utilization

Connection to the computer

The rst connection with the area monitor must be done via cable (RS232 or USB).

We can have 3 different possibilities:

- the computer has a RS232 port

- the computer does not have a RS232 port and you have to use the USB/RS232 adaptor

- use the USB connection

The computer has a RS232 port

This is easiest situation. Normally the RS232 port is recognized as COM1.

The computer does not have a RS232 port and you have to use the USB/RS232 adaptor

This is the converter normally given with area monitor.

It should be automatically installed on your computer.

In case you can install necessary driver manually that

are in the CD.

Use the USB connection

When the AMB-8059 is connected via USB, it is recognized by the computer as a new COM port

called TI MSP430 USB (COMx), where x is the number associated to this specic port.

With the rst connection it would be necessary to install its specic driver. Consult the user’s manual,

chapter 7.4.1.1 for additional information.

The driver is called MSP430_CDC.inf and it is located in the same program folder, normally its path is

C:\Program Files (x86)\8059NSTS

Now, it is time to decide in which way your AMB-8059 has to work.

With this area monitor you can work in Point-to Point mode or FTP mode, using the 3G modem or the

Wi-Fi connection or also via optical ber

Point to Point is a direct connection between the area monitor and the computer using the modem,

the Wi-Fi or the optical ber. The Point to Point with the Wi-Fi can be done directly, only in case the area

monitor and the computer are under the same Wi-Fi network, or through a router.

In case of modem connection, you need a PC modem, a SIM card in the area monitor modem

and another SIM car for the PC modem but only if it is GSM. Beware, the SIM card for this way of

communication need to be specically enabled for CSD communication mode. This kind of specic

SIM card is normally called M2M Machine to Machine. Make sure the PIN code of the SIM card in use

has been removed.

FTP means File Transfer Protocol, in this mode there is no direct connection between the area monitor

and the computer. The area monitor will send all data on a FTP server where they lies up to the user

will use the software to download them.

To work in this mode you need a FTP server and then choose between a modem connection or Wi-Fi

connection.

In case of modem connection you need a SIM card in the area monitor modem with an internet data

subscription. Make sure the PIN code of the SIM card in use has been removed.

In case of Wi-Fi connection, especially with free networks, be sure that the access has always the

same password. The area monitor is able to support up WPA2-PSK protocol.

As default every monitor station is set on Wi-Fi communication FTP.

The software 8059-SW02

Connect the area monitor to the computer and launch the software.

In the rst window you can see the button change with the indication of port you are using to communicate

with he area monitor.

As default it is set on the rst available COM port of your computer.

Press it in case you need to change the port.

Leave the check on the COMM and from the drop down menu choose the connection you are using

with the area monitor. Remember that in case you are using an USB/RS232 adaptor it is normally

indicated as “Prolic USB-to-Serial COMM Port (COMx)”.

In this example we are using USB connection that is normally indicated as “TI MSP430 USB (COMx)”.

Sections below this menu are eplained in the user manual

If the answer is YES, a window will be opened where it is possible to enter the Terminal PASSWORD

for the management of the Field Monitors. If the answer is NO, the program will allow to enter the

password later. The User can enter any sequence of alphanumerical characters. We recommend to

take a note of the Terminal PASSWORD entered.

It will be necessary to install the control software again in case the password is missing. After entering

the Password with OK, the software will request conrmation of the password before registering it into

the system.

For additional information or problems, consult the User’s manual chapter 7

Now the software will ask you to enter a Terminal Password.

The Terminal PASSWORD is used to prevent the improper use of the software by non admitted

personnel.

Exactly for the previous passage, if the answer is YES, a window will be opened where it is possible

to enter the Setting PASSWORD for the management of the Field Monitors. If the answer is NO, the

program will allow to enter the password later. The User can enter any sequence of alphanumerical

characters. We recommend to take a note of the setting PASSWORD entered.

For additional information or problems, consult the User’s manual chapter 7

Every time you have to modify a eld, the Terminal Password or the Setting Password

will be requested by the software.

At the beginning, for the rst setting operations, it would be helpful to leave these

password blank, simply pressing enter on the keyboard.

Set a password only after all your area monitors will be correctly set, and just in case

you need to have an higher security level

After entering the Terminal Password needed to ensure the secure management of the Field Monitors

(Station identier, telephone number, automatic downloads, automatic text le creation…), the soft-

ware asks to enter a Setting PASSWORD which is needed to edit the parameter settings on the Field

Monitors to be queried (alarm settings, storing rate, frequency bands, rmware upgrading…).

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