The information page is also for support purposes, but may be useful to authorized users.
Module: A unique identifier for the main processor, which also shows in the Hardware and Edit Channel dialogs.
Serial number: A unique identifier assigned at the factory, which aligns with the Module identification and MAC address.
IP address: The address for the main processor, useful for connection by a PC through a local network.
MAC address: A unique identifier for the main processor, used as a network address for most IEEE 802 network technologies, including Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
Power switch state: This may be enabled or disabled. Control of this state is done in the Hardware page. See Hardware > Controlling a module.
Firmware version: The version installed on the main processor. See Firmware about updating the firmware from www.hbm.com.
FPGA version: This information is shown for support purposes. This is updated, if necessary, with a firmware update.
PM version: This information is shown for support purposes. This is updated, if necessary, with a firmware update.
Clock regulation: This may be regulated internally, use the local time of the connected PC or be set manually. See Date and time for setting clock regulation.
See EXRCPU LEDs about information shown by the LED states.
A system channel for each Health option may be created for a test. See Interface tour and User preferences for more information about seeing iconic representation of this information in the status bar at the bottom of the web interface window.
CPU Usage: This shows the processing load on the main processor's CPU.
Temperature: This shows the internal temperature of the unit.
Storage: This shows total available storage and storage that is free.
Memory: Amount of memory being used by the unit, with respect to its total memory.
System power information is shown here. A system channel for each option may be created for a test.
Use this button to download the main processor's calibration certificate (an Acrobat pdf) to a connected PC.
Use this button to download current release notes (an Acrobat pdf) to a connected PC. This file is updated for each firmware version.