Hmt140 Function Modes; Operating Modes - Vaisala HMT140 User Manual

2. Read IP Settings status.
• DHCP:
• Off – static IP address information is being used
• On – IP settings are successfully assigned
• Cache – IP settings are successfully assigned and the HMT140 will cache this IP
address
• Failed – the HMT140 could not obtain the IP settings.
• IP Address: Current IP address. If "0.0.0.0", then no IP address has been assigned.
• Subnet Mask: Current assigned subnet mask.
• Gateway: Current assigned gateway address.
• DNS: Current assigned Name Server address.
• Resolved Destination: Appears if the hostname is given for the Destination.
3. Read WLAN status.
• Connection:
• Failed: The HMT140 has failed to connect to a wireless network.
• Associated - Not Connected: The HMT140 has associated with the network but
has not connected.
• Authenticated - Not Connected: Security settings have been authenticated but
has not connected.
• Assoc/Authen - Connected: The HMT140 has associated and authenticated to the
network and connected successfully to the network.
• Signal Strength: Signal strength of the last communications. The signal strength can
vary from reading to reading. Multiple samples should be taken to determine the
signal strength.
• Channel: This is the channel found during the Channel Auto Find feature or the
channel set in the Setup page. If the HMT140 cannot find a channel when in Auto Find
mode, the utility will display "none".
4. Check HMT140 battery status.
• Est. Life: Estimated percentage remaining of the battery.
• Est. Expired: Estimated date when the battery should be changed (dependent on the
Transmit Period and the number of alarms).
More Information
‣ Battery Usage (page 36)
‣ Viewing Battery Life Remaining (page 36)
4.3 HMT140 Function Modes
4.3.1 Operating Modes
The HMT140 operates in two modes: Config mode and Transmitter mode.
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