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ION F-SP 12
Quick Start Guide
Powering Up
The F-SP 12 provides two methods of providing
power to the unit. Upon power up, the LCD display
will turn on. The first is through a standard C13
10A AC plug. The unit will draw a maximum of 25W
through this interface and is earthed through the
metal chassis.
Network Discovery
Once a network cable is applied, the sensor pod will
start initializing and attempt to connect to a DHCP
network. If it can not find a DHCP network, it will
enable its interface with the following factory default
static network details.
Using The LCD
The Included 16x2 character LCD and accompanying
selection buttons allow easy interaction to view the
current status of the attached sensors, any active
alarms, and the settings of the Sensorpod.
The LCD Interface is divided into menus, which can
be changed by scrolling horizontally using the top
button. Under each menu will be a list of items in that
menu, which can be scrolled using the lower button.
The second is through the optional PoE adapter
through the 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port, which
meets the specifications of IEEE802.3at. Any PoE
compatible switch or network devices can be used to
power up the unit, and it will draw a maximum of 16W.
IP:
192.168.0.5
SUBNET:
255.255.255.0
GATEWAY:
192.168.0.1
At any time, the current IP Address of the sensor pod
can be checked using the LCD screen and buttons.
Once you're in a sub-menu, you can press the top
button to go back up to the main menu list.
For example, in order to view the details of any tripped
alarms, you can press the top button until you get to
the menu item "Active Alarms". The number below it
will indicate how many alarms are currently active,
and if there are any, you can use the bottom button to
scroll down that list, to view the messages reported by
the alarms.
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