Step 3.2: Adjust Network Settings; Step 3.3: Sensor Configuration - RADAC WaveGuide 5 Direction User Manual

Figure 3.2: Setting the system time and date.
If the WaveGuide system is not connected to the Internet but instead connected to a
local network that includes a time server, then the processing unit can be adjusted to
synchronize time and date with the local time server. For more information regarding such
an adjustment please contact Radac.

Step 3.2: Adjust network settings

The network settings can be modified via the web-interface (Fig. 3.3). It is advised to use
the default setting, to automatically obtain the network settings from a DHCP server, and
assure from the side of the DHCP server that the system will receive the same IP-address
at all times. This setting provides the easiest setup and ensures the correct settings for the
local network.
To ensure an accurate system time, the WaveGuide processing unit is by default configured
to use an ntp time service. For this service to work, a connection to the Internet is necessary.
Configuring the use of a static IP could disable the NTP service when the system is not able
to reach any nameserver. The user interface allows to manually add or remove nameserver
addresses.
Step 3.3: Sensor configuration
The WaveGuide Direction is designed with a high level of flexibility in mind, to apply
to every possible mounting situation. The sensor menu allows the configuration of those
parameters that are specific to the sensor installation (Fig. 3.4).
During the installation process it is important to register the position of each of the three
sensors. The identity of each sensor is defined by its serial number which shown on the
type plate.
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