Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of LidarHttpServer


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Jul 18, 2016, 2:26:26 PM (9 years ago)
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  • LidarHttpServer

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    1 = LIDAR B22 embedded HTTP Server 
     1= B22 Embedded HTTP Server 
     2 
     3This describes the LIDAR's web based interface running on its internal HTTP Server. 
     4 
     5== 1. Purpose 
     6Embedded HTTP server enables convenient configuration, control and monitoring of 
     7LIDAR hardware over network, regardless of computing platform used, utilizing 
     8standard web browser. 
     9 
     10== 2. Introduction to HTTP server provided web pages 
     11=== 2.1. Login Page 
     12To access embedded web, connect your computer to the same network as LIDAR. 
     13Open web browser of your choice and enter in the address field the IP address of 
     14corresponding LIDAR to which you have legitimate rights for operation. 
     15To have authorized access, a user name and password must be provided. 
     16Illustrative Figure 1 below shows login window.  
     17 
     18==== Figure 1 #fig-1 
     19[[Image(01-lidar-http-login.png, nolink)]] 
     20 
     21=== 2.2. Opening Page 
     22Opening page looks similar to picture on Figure 2. Below we'll walk through 
     23System Menu. 
     24 
     25==== Figure 2 #fig-2 
     26[[Image(02-lidar-http-welcome.png, nolink)]] 
     27 
     28=== 2.3. Network Configuration 
     29You get the idea of what fields and network parameters can be altered on Figure 3. 
     30**You should manipulate these parameters only if you are confident what are you going to do!** 
     31You may loose connection to the device if wrong parameters are entered. 
     32 
     33==== Figure 3 #fig-3 
     34[[Image(03-lidar-http-network.png, nolink)]] 
     35 
     36=== 2.4. System Settings 
     37If System Settings menu is selected in System Menu, You'll see page like Figure 4. 
     38(Image of page continues on [#fig-5 figure 5].) This is very important place where most 
     39operational values can be altered and user intervention is regularly needed. 
     40 
     41==== Figure 4 #fig-4 
     42[[Image(04-lidar-http-system-settings.png, nolink)]] 
     43 
     44“Lidar Work mode” box serves for: 
     45  * Standby – all LIDAR systems may be ready, but no sampling is executed. 
     46    This mode is useful for temporary pausing sampling and laser radiation. 
     47  * Continuous – sampling rate is determined by specified measuring interval in milliseconds. 
     48  * Distance – sampling is performed in equal distances covered by vessel and calculated by position data from GPS. 
     49  * Mixed – logical OR function decides if measuring interval or covered distance triggers next sample. 
     50  * Gas refill modes – These are covered in special Gas Refill Manual and need extra caution! **BE CAREFUL!** 
     51 
     52“HLIF Lidar general settings” box combines several figures that present LIDAR 
     53optical characteristics. Thou, Accumulation count can be altered with little risk. 
     54Increasing it, in principle, improves  Signal to Noise (S/N) ratio. We recommend 
     55to leave it to 10 pulses per sample. Do not try to alter other figures in this box. 
     56 
     57==== Figure 5 #fig-5 
     58[[Image(05-lidar-http-system-settings.png, nolink)]] 
     59 
     60“Detector settings” box shows optimal gate delay, width and gain set for your 
     61installation. They depend on distance, distance variation and signal level respectively. 
     62**Handle with care!** 
     63 
     64“Laser Settings” box includes controls for powering on/off laser separately from 
     65other LIDAR unit electronics and enabling/disabling lasing. 
     66 
     67=== 2.5. Monitor & Control 
     68This page, as shown on Figure 6, combines all real time parameters you need to 
     69follow and take actions accordingly from time to time. 
     70 
     71“Controller” box shows controller GMT synchronized clock, that can be manually 
     72synced if there is need. Laser pulse and time counters since last gas refill 
     73must be checked regularly. Read [wiki:LidarGasRefill Gas Refill Manual] for that matter.  
     74 
     75“GPS” box contents are self explanatory.  
     76 
     77“Laser” box contents show: 
     78  * Temperature - Laser Temperature must be below 45(50), figure in brackets shows controller temperature. 
     79  * Pressure – in laser chamber must be 600-700 kPa 
     80  * Energy – pulse energy must not drop below 1500 micro Joule. Then gas refill is necessary. 
     81 
     82Other values make importance, if LIDAR malfunctions. 
     83 
     84“Gas Refill System” box displays statuses of several valves and includes some 
     85controls for manual intervention in gas refill procedures. 
     86 
     87**CAUTION! Do not attempt to gas refill or other gas manipulation prior to getting 
     88familiar with [wiki:LidarGasRefill Gas Refill Manual]. Severe damage may happen to 
     89LIDAR hardware.** 
     90 
     91“Internal storage” box includes hyperlinks to plain text log and ini files. 
     92 
     93==== Figure 6 #fig-6 
     94[[Image(06-lidar-http-system-monitor.png, nolink)]] 
     95 
     96=== 2.6. Data View 
     97Data view page enables to monitor last measured sample spectrum. It is good to 
     98have visual control over signal quality and features. See screenshot in Figure 7. 
     99Read [wiki:LidarGasRefill Gas Refill Manual] for that matter. 
     100 
     101==== Figure 7 #fig-7 
     102[[Image(07-lidar-http-online-data.png, nolink)]] 
     103 
     104=== 2.7. Log 
     105Log menu (Figure 8.) opens system log text file. It can be copied and sent over 
     106to support person, for troubleshooting in case problems arise. 
     107 
     108==== Figure 8 
     109[[Image(08-lidar-http-log.png, nolink)]] 
     110