Figure 4 Spm-200 Homepage (Un-Configured Unit); Setting The Clock - NewMar SPM-200 Installation & Operation Manual

FIGURE 4: SPM-200 Homepage (Un-Configured Unit)
If you don't see the above webpage, check to make sure
• the green power light is lit
• the Link indicator on the Ethernet jack is lit
• the PC and the SPM are connected with the crossover cable
• You have correctly set the NIC in the PC
Note the indication near the top of the screen "Local Time: Time Not Set". The unit will not graph or log data
until the clock has been set. The SPM has an internal power source that will keep the clock running for about
two weeks without a power supply being connected to the unit. If the unit is disconnected for longer than two
weeks the clock will have to be reset.
The illustrated unit has not been configured yet. The labels down the left column "Temperature" "Volts DC A",
"Volts DC B" etc. are default names for the SPM's inputs. You will be able to replace those names with "friendly
names" that mean more to you later on in the configuration process. The unit name in the upper right hand
side: "Newmar SPM" is also a default and can be replaced with whatever you choose.
You have now successfully connected a local PC to the SPM and displayed the initial web page. You have
proved that your SPM-200 is functional and that you can connect to it with a web browser. The next parts
of the manual will cover how to set up the SPM so it can be accessed over the Internet, and how to further
configure the SPM.

4.1.3 Setting the Clock

This section covers setting the clock and configuring your SPM to connect over a network. NOTE: If you don't
have a network to connect to, the SPM-200 can be used as a simple data logger with a Web interface. The
only item that you must set is the clock, as described below.
P.O. Box 1306
Newport Beach
California 92663
Phone: 714-751-0488
Fax: 714-957-1621
E-Mail: techservice@newmarpower.com
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