Overview of the web interface - AP10

AP10 User Guide
Document code
M211860EN
Revision
J
Language
English
Product
AP10
Document type
User guide

System summary

Figure 1. Web interface system summary page.

System summary page lists the identifying information and current operating settings of the access point. Some information, such as the hardware ID of the device, is only available on this page.

Data loggers

Figure 2. Web interface data loggers page.

Data loggers page lists each data logger that is connected to this access point. You can see the latest measurement values, battery level, and the signal quality of the VaiNet connection to the data logger. Last connection is the amount of time since last successful contact with the data logger.

After a data logger has been out of contact for more than 32 minutes, it will be removed from the list of connected data loggers. Since the access point only removes one data logger from the list during one scan cycle, data loggers that are out of contact may remain on the list even longer. It is possible for data loggers to be listed on more than one access point simultaneously when they are changing access points.

Settings

Figure 3. Web interface network settings
Figure 4. Web interface NTP settings page
Figure 5. Web interface VaiNet radio settings page.

VaiNet radio page contains the settings for VaiNet segment and channel, as well as the switch for enabling the installation mode.

Figure 6. Web interface viewLinc settings page
Figure 7. Web interface security settings page.

Vaisala recommends changing the default password. Minimum password length is 8 characters. Allowed characters are 0–9 and a–z.

Figure 8. Web interface display settings page
Figure 9. Web interface LED settings page

AP10 maintenance

Figure 10. Web interface backup and restore page.

You can back up and restore your current configuration settings on the Back up and restore page. This is convenient for testing settings, and also for copying the same settings to several access points. See Copying settings between access points.

Figure 11. Web interface firmware update page.

For firmware update procedure, see Updating AP10 firmware.

Figure 12. Web interface restart and reset page.

Restart and reset page can be used to restart the access point, or reset all or some of its settings. If you reset all settings, the installation wizard starts when the access point boots up. Complete the wizard to make the access point operational again. If you select to keep some settings, you must go through the settings manually to check that everything is correctly configured for your system.

Figure 13. Web interface support page.

If Vaisala support requests a diagnostic data package from your AP10, you can retrieve it from the Support page.

Starting from firmware version 2.0.0, this page also has a switch for disabling Vaisala remote access connections to this access point. Remote access enables Vaisala to connect to the access point using a secure SSH connection on TCP port 22.