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--- documents:awi:awi_connection [2022/04/01 11:27]
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+++ documents:awi:awi_connection [2023/03/22 13:36] (current)
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 Once connected based on the tutorial below, an AWI application will need to be launched. As discussed the AWI is based on a web browser approach. The full AWI can be downloaded individually and then configured, or individual product specific instances can be downloaded as a starting point and then modified.
-These can be found on the downloads page of the Altronic website.\\
+These can be found on the downloads page of the Altronic Public Github repository.\\
-Click here for [[https://www.altronic-llc.com/catalog-downloads.shtml]]
+Click here for [[https://github.com/Altronic-LLC/Altronic-Public-Files/tree/main/Altronic-Web-Interfaces]]
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 ===  AWI with a Computer ===
-It is best to set up the network adapter or ethernet port without having the AFR-500 device connected, then plug in the ethernet cable, and lastly power up the AFR-500. Once all communications have been established with the AWI and the computer, hot swapping the ethernet and power up/down is not an issue. If all connections are performed for the first time while the AFR-500 is powered, the device will need to be power cycled once all connections and settings have been made.
+It is best to set up the network adapter or ethernet port without having the targeted device connected, then plug in the ethernet cable, and lastly power up the device. Once all communications have been established with the AWI and the computer, hot swapping the ethernet and power up/down is not an issue. If all connections are performed for the first time while the device is powered, the device may need to be power cycled once all connections and settings have been made.
 In order to communicate with the device over ethernet, the IP address of our computer needs changed.
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   - Click OK
-===  Communication Test - Pinging the AFR-500 ===
+===  Communication Test - Pinging the Target Device ===
   - In windows go to the search bar and type "cmd" to open the command line window application{{ :documents:afr-500:cmd_start_menu.png?400 |}}
-  - Type "ping 192.168.1.23" which is the IP address of our AFR-500{{ :documents:afr-500:cmd_window.png?400 |}}
+  - Type "ping  and the associated device IP address"{{ :documents:afr-500:cmd_window.png?400 |}}
   - Press enter and there should be packets sent that match packets received and lost = 0{{ :documents:afr-500:cmd_ping_statistics.png?400 |}}
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 Upon launching the html file a prompt will ask for the connection settings. The device name should already be listed then the following settings need entered.
-  * Address - 192.168.1.23 (this is the IP address of the AFR-500)
+  * Address - associated device IP address
   * Port - 80
   * Node - 1