Scanivalve MPS4200 Quick Start Manual

Scanivalve MPS4200 Quick Start Manual

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Step 1: Unpack & Inventory
When you first unpack the MPS4200, begin by inspecting
and inventorying the contents of the package. If any visible
damage is immediately noticed or if any contents are miss-
ing, contact Scanivalve before proceeding. Modules ship
standard with:
1) MPS4200 Module in case
2) Certificate of calibration
3) MPS Resource Disk (USB Drive)
5) Power Cable with flying leads
6) Ethernet Cable with female RJ45
There may be other cabling or accessories included with
your order.

Step 2: Connect Ethernet Cable

Connect the provided MPS Ethernet cable to the MPS Ether-
net port. The cable will latch into the connector.
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Step 3: Connect Ethernet Cable
Connect the provided MPS flying leads power cable to the
MPS power port. The cable will latch into the connector. The
flying leads end can be connected to a compatible DC power
supply (5 to 36VDC @ 3.5W). See the wiring diagram on the
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Once all connections are made, apply power to the MPS and
allow the module enough time to boot. The Power, Link and
LAN lights should all light.

Step 4: Setup the Host Computer

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Summary of Contents for Scanivalve MPS4200

  • Page 1 MPS4200 Quick Start Guide Step 1: Unpack & Inventory When you first unpack the MPS4200, begin by inspecting and inventorying the contents of the package. If any visible damage is immediately noticed or if any contents are miss- ing, contact Scanivalve before proceeding. Modules ship...
  • Page 2 Please consult your computer or operating system for steps on how to configure your computer’s IP address. Step 5: Access the MPS’s Web Server The MPS4200 has a single user web server which provides a simple method for communication, configuration and data collection from virtually any host computer.

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