Logging sessions explained – Measurement Computing WiFi-500 Sensor Series User Manual
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WiFi-500 Sensor Series User's Guide
Connecting the device to a network
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Advanced Network Options
To enter additional network settings, select the
Enter Advanced Network Options Next
checkbox and enter the
IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. You can also lock the device so that it only connects to one
wireless access point. This may be necessary if you have multiple access points with the same SSID. Enter the
MAC address of the access point.
Logging sessions explained
To manage data received from your device efficiently, both the WiFi Sensor Software and the Cloud divides
data up into sessions. A device begins a session when it starts logging. If you make any changes to the device
such as a sample rate or alarm level change, the software or Cloud closes and saves the current session, and a
new session is created.
All sessions are marked with a date and time to show the period that they cover, together with an audit trail
showing the changes which caused a new session to start.
Once you successfully connect the device to the WiFi network, proceed to one of the following sections:
If you selected
Set-Up Device»On This PC
, proceed to
If you selected
Set-Up Device»On The Cloud
Storing Device Data on the Cloud