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Controller Web User Interface

When troubleshooting using the Web UI, the following links may provide useful information
about the cause of the problem:

Encoder Device tab

(page 45)

Decoder Device tab

(page 57)

Alarms tab

(page 37)

Alarm Logs tab

(page 38)

SNMP

(page 39)

Alarms

(page 111)

Troubleshooting Guide

The following section provides information about problems that you might encounter and
offers methods to diagnose the problems. In small systems, using a VNM 250 device as
system controller, follow the links provided for suggestions about resolving the problem. In
large systems, controlled by a VN‑Matrix Enterprise Controller, see the VN‑Matrix Enterprise
Controller User Guide to resolve the problem.

No Web UI Pages Served

Cause

Check

Controller is not
powered on.

Check that the controller is powered on (see

Power

on page 14).

Incorrect controller
IP address in use.
PC not configured
correctly.

Check that you have the correct IP address for the controller by pinging the controller
from the control PC.
To change the controller IP address, see

Low Level Device Configuration

on

page 24.
If the controller IP address is correct, ensure that the PC network interface is correctly
configured.

Using an unsupported
web browser

If you are using a VNM Enterprise Controller or VNM 250 device as the system
controller, you must use one of the following browsers:

Windows Internet Explorer (version 8 or later)

Mozilla Firefox (version 20 or later)

Google Chrome (version 30 or later)

Incorrect Web server
port number

Check that the Web server port number is set correctly on the controller (see option 19
in

Low Level Device Configuration

on page 24).

By default, browsers use 80 as the web server port. If another port has been set, the
URL must be appended with :port number.
For example 192.168.254.254:8080.

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