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Configuring the Palm Lifedrive for Use with the LI-8100 LI-8100 Automated Soil CO2 Flux System Configuring the Palm® LifeDrive™ for use with the LI-8100 NOTICE The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. LI-COR MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS MATERIAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. LI-COR shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This document contains proprietary information which is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another language without prior written consent of LI-COR, Inc. © Copyright 2005, LI-COR, Inc. Printing History: 1st Printing September, 2005 Printing History New editions of this manual will incorporate all material since the previous editions. Update packages may be used between editions which contain replacement and additional pages to be merged into the manual by the user. The manual printing date indicates its current edition. The printing date changes when a new edition is printed. (Minor corrections and updates which are incorporated at reprint do not cause the date to change). LI-COR, Inc. • 4421 Superior Street • Lincoln, Nebraska 68504 Phone: 402-467-3576 • FAX: 402-467-2819 Toll-free: 1-800-447-3576 (U.S. & Canada) E-mail: [email protected] www.licor.com 2 Table of Contents The 8100-561 Wireless Communication Package ................................................................. 4 Configuration Procedure............................................................................................................ 5 Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................................... 12 Enable Encryption Function....................................................................................................... 13 3 The 8100-561 Wireless Communication Package The Palm® LifeDrive™ is the currently recommended PDA for wireless communication with the LI-8100. The Palm LifeDrive and Palm Tungsten C (discontinued) are the only brands of PDAs currently supported for use with the LI-8100. The 8100-561 Wireless Communication Package includes the following: ● 8100-557 Palm LifeDrive™ (includes software installation CD, charger with AC cable, and and USB cable) ● 8100-552 Cisco Wireless Card ● 8100-558 RS-232 Serial Cable for Palm ● 8100-559 Palm Travel Charger ● Palm/LI-8100 Configuration Instruction Manual 4 Configuration Procedure Introduction Before you start the configuration process, make sure the Palm LifeDrive is fully charged. ● Connect the Palm to the AC power cable (if you are outside the United States you may also need to use the Palm Travel Charger). Let it charge fully (this can take a few minutes to a few hours). ● When done charging the Palm LifeDrive, insert the Software Installation CD and follow the Palm software installation process. ● Next, take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the Palm LifeDrive, if you are not already. Configuring the Serial Cable The RS-232 Serial Cable (p/n 8100-558) from PN Technologies requires that the Power_Out pin be turned ON before it will function with the LI-8100. A mini CD from PN Technologies is included with the cable, which contains a Palm application (PowerPro.prc) that must be loaded onto your LifeDrive. The Power_Out program that is installed can then be run to turn on the Power_Out pin. Follow these steps to configure the serial cable: 1. Click on the Windows Start menu and choose All Programs. Locate the Palm Desktop group. Open the Palm Desktop program. 2. Click Quick Install on the sidebar. Click the Add button. 3. Insert the mini CD into your drive, if you haven’t done so already. In the Open dialog, locate the drive, and select the PowerPro.prc file. Click the Open button. 4. Click Done. Hotsync your Palm LifeDrive to add the application. 5. Go to the Home screen on the LifeDrive and start the Power_Out application. Tap the ON button. Click the Home button to exit the program. The serial cable is now configured to be used with the LI-8100. Configuring the Palm To configure the Palm LifeDrive for use with the LI-8100, follow the steps below: 5 1. If you have not installed the Palm software, insert the Palm LifeDrive Software Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive of your computer. Follow the instructions to complete the installation. 2. Insert the LI-8100 software CD. The screen below will appear. The Update PC Application Software button will install the Windows software and the Data Analysis Software (FV8100 File Viewer). To install the Palm Application Software, click on Add Palm Application to HotSync List. 3. The window below will appear. Highlight the LI-8100 Palm software in the Handheld list. The properties of the software are shown to the right (name, size and type). Below that is displayed “Ready for HotSync operation”. 6 4. Turn on the Palm LifeDrive. Connect the USB cable to the Palm and the computer. Press the HotSync button on the cable. The Palm LifeDrive will load the LI-8100 Palm software and when finished, an LI-8100 icon will appear on the screen. 5. Open the Analyzer Control Unit case. Remove the access cover. Install the wireless card into either of the two PC card slots. 6. Now we will configure the LI-8100 and the Palm to communicate via a wireless connection. First we will configure the LI-8100. 7. Connect a battery or other power supply. Turn on the LI-8100. 8. Connect the round female end of the serial cable interface (p/n 9980- 008) to the LI-8100 RS-232 port (male port). Connect the 9-pin male end of the serial cable interface to one end of the standard RS-232 cable (p/n 9975-016). Connect the other end of the standard RS-32 cable to the RS-232 cable for the Palm (p/n 8100-558). Connect the RS-232 cable for the Palm to the Palm LifeDrive. 7 9. Turn on the Palm LifeDrive. Tap the LI-8100 icon. Tap Connect by Serial. Wait while the “Status: Querying …” message is displayed and the “Instrument Status” screen is active. 10. Tap the top of the screen and select the 8100 menu. Select Instrument Settings. Name the instrument (tap the space next to “Name” and use the keypad to enter the name. Tap Send. Tap the screen next to Network Params. 11. The new screen is named Set Network Parameters. a. Tap next to Network Name. The Set Network Name screen appears. Use the keypad to enter a name. If you use multiple words with spaces, make sure you record the exact name with the appropriate space(s), as you will use it again when you configure the Palm LifeDrive. 8 b. Leave Security “DISABLED”. c. Tap next to Wireless Channel and select a number (i.e., 10). You will need to record this number for a later step. d. Tap next to IP Address. The Set Network IP Address screen appears with four spaces separated by three dots. e. Tap the space to the left and enter “192”. Tap the next space and enter a 3-digit number. Repeat for the third and fourth spaces. f. Record the IP Address, as you will need it again later. When done, tap Send. g. The Set Network Parameters screen appears again. h. Next to Netmask, the numbers “255.255.255.0” should appear. (If not, tap the space next to Netmask). i. A new screen named Set Network Netmask appears. Type “255.255.255.0” and tap Send. 9 12. Turn the LI-8100 off and then back on again. Wait for the “Ready” light to come on. 13. Next, we will configure the Palm LifeDrive. Go to the home screen of the Palm LifeDrive by pressing the Home key (lower left). Tap the 4 at the top righthand corner of the screen. Tap Preferences. 14. The Preferences screen appears. Under Communication, tap Network. The new screen will read Preferences at the top left corner and Network at the top right corner. Next to Service, Wi-Fi appears. Tap Details. A new screen named Wi-Fi Configuration appears. Tap Wi-Fi Preferences… 15. The new screen is called Preferences Wi-Fi. A Wi-Fi Connection Progress message will appear briefly. The Palm will attempt to connect to the Soil Network 1 that was established while configuring the LI-8100. Make sure the Wi-Fi is “On”, the Network (use drop-down menu) is set to the name you chose in step 11 above (i.e., Soil Network 1) and the Signal reads Ad-hoc network. 16. Tap Info. A new screen appears named Wi-Fi Info. Tap Edit Network. A new screen appears named Edit Wi-Fi Network. Under Network Name (SSID) the Network Name you chose in step 12 will appear (i.e., “Soil network 1”). Tap Details. A new screen appears named Network Details. On this screen, below Connect to the Peer-to-Peer (ad-hoc) line appears. At the bottom of the screen, the Channel number that appears will be the same as the number you chose in step 11 above. 10 17. Tap Advanced. A new screen appears named Advanced Network. Next to IP Address is displayed Automatic. Tap Automatic and choose Manual. The “DNS Server” also changes from Automatic to Manual. Three new lines of information under IP Address are displayed. The first one is named IP Address and it contains some spaces with three dots. Use the keypad of the Palm LifeDrive to enter an IP address different than the IP Address you entered in step 12. If, for example, you used 192.168.100.98 in step 12, choose 192.168.100.99. [Warning: if the two IP Addresses are the same, a wireless connection will not be established].
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