Step 2. Become An Authorized User; Step 3. Configuration; Step 3.1: Set System Date And Time - RADAC WaveGuide 5 Direction User Manual

Link
Dashboard
Configuration Changing the settings and configuration of the system.
Status
Table 3.1: Description of processing unit main sections.

Step 2. Become an authorized user

To modify the WaveGuide system's configuration you need to be an authorized user. There-
fore, an authorization dialogue will appear when the user enters the configuration page.
The authorization will be valid for a duration of 30 minutes. However, the web browser may
store the login name and password. In that case, the authorization data will be submitted
automatically by the browser without a pop-up dialog. The default login password is
"radac".
After successful authorization, the user can view and change settings. After submitting
any new settings a reboot dialog will appear. To ensure proper initialization of the new
settings, the WaveGuide processing unit must be rebooted.
Step 3. Configuration
The configuration page contains five sections as listed in Table 3.2.
Link
Date&Time
Network
Sensor
Subscriptions To set up data export over the serial ports or over the network.
Data Logger

Step 3.1: Set system date and time

In order to ensure an accurate timestamping of the data, the WaveGuide processing unit
runs an ntp time service to automatically correct its system time to UTC time. For the ntp
service to work, the system needs to be connected to the Internet, as it needs to be able to
reach its default ntp servers.
In the case that the ntp servers can not be reached, it is possible to manually set the system
date and time using the "Date&Time" menu (Fig. 3.2). Adjusting the date and time while
the ntp service is running is not possible as the time will be automatically corrected back
to UTC time. The date and time are kept by an on-board clock. Please be aware that such
on-board clocks are not infinitely accurate and can drift over the years while the system is
used.
Description
Visualisation of the measured data.
System state overview and general information.
Description
For viewing and setting the system time.
For viewing and changing the network settings.
For viewing and changing the sensor specific settings and for view-
ing reflection diagrams.
To log data on a USB drive.
Table 3.2: Description of configuration page sections.
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