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Configuring ESC 8832 for TREX

Configuring ESC 8832 for TREX. Tribal Air Quality Program Sipayik Environmental Department Passamaquoddy Tribe Pleasant Point, Maine. What I use. E-DAS Ambient software ESC 8832 Datalogger Ethernet ready Static IP address Obtain from ISP Router At least four ports

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Configuring ESC 8832 for TREX

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  1. Configuring ESC 8832 for TREX Tribal Air Quality Program Sipayik Environmental Department Passamaquoddy Tribe Pleasant Point, Maine

  2. What I use • E-DAS Ambient software • ESC 8832 Datalogger • Ethernet ready • Static IP address • Obtain from ISP • Router • At least four ports • Network interface card

  3. What to configure • Set up site info in E-DAS software • Use ethernet and assign local address • For example 192.168.1.101 • Configure router for static IP • ISP will provide • IP Address, subnet mask, default gateway, static DNS 1, static DNS 2 • Check datalogger IP address

  4. Use local IP address

  5. Setup Static IP on Router

  6. Configure Datalogger IP Address

  7. Considerations • Need to build strings and configure IP address by logging into ESC 8832 • IP address in datalogger should be the same as the site information in the EDAS software • Earlier 8832’s will need to be configured • Request chip from vendor • Agilaire support maintenance is probably required to get technical assistance

  8. Benefits • No need for Meteostar to add their datalogger to your network • No site visit needed • Once your network is configured, you can remotely access your datalogger • Also, utilize remote desktop connection • Will be able to poll your data using the ethernet

  9. Assumptions • Internet connection at site (no dial ups) • Not behind tribal firewall • Have some networking experience • Polling computer is an XP machine • All necessary ports are open • Site has been accepted into the TREX network

  10. Other Considerations • Biggest cost is the datalogger and software maintenance fee • ISPs charge for static IP address • TREX might help with costs but using their hardware and software • TREX has many functions • Only use to share data on their website

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