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WEB MANAGER (WMA-STD-J)• Chamber operations

Do any of the following situations sound familiar?
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You want to know the test progress without actually going to the site where the test is being performed.
You want to make test setup work easier to do.
It's a hassle to go to the site where the test chamber is located to start and stop the test chamber
operation.
It's difficult to manage and analyze test data. You also want to manage the operation history.
You want to be notified immediately when there is a problem.

If the ESPEC Environmental Test Chamber that you are using isequipped with a LAN port, try connecting the test chamber to your PC or intranet.*1
By using WEB MANAGER, you will immediately have access, from the client PC,
to operations such as observing the status of the test chamber, editing test profiles,
and turning instrumentation on and off.

You can use a web browser to start and stop test
chamber operations as well as to change the test
profile. This improves test efficiency.
★ Operation level that matches the operator
You can limit the functions that an operator can useon the basis of the operator's access rights.
We have considered setting changes and security.

• Profile editing and registering
You can use a PC to view, edit, and register profile datathat is registered to the test chamber. By editing data
displayed on a graph, you can easily understand thedetails of even complicated programs.
★ Saving and managing profiles on a client PC
You can not only write profiles to chambers but also use
profiles on PCs, which makes it possible to easily
manage multiple profiles.*2• Connection examples• 1:1• Data management
Sampling data is displayed on the chamber monitor
screen,and you can use the WEB MANAGER to record this dataat any time.
★ Saving and managing acquired data on a client PC
Data can be downloaded in CSV format. This isinvaluable in data processing and test result analysis.

WEB MANAGER is a communication
network function (web application
embedded in the chamber) that you canuse from the web browser of the client
PC that you are using.
There is no need to install special
software or drivers on the PC.

• Email alert
When an alarm occurs, the alarm details are sent to thePC or mobile phone that was registered in advance.*3★ Alarm notification
A notification of the abnormal part is also sent.

• Usage examples
Make use of WEB MANAGER through your network environment to effectively
perform monitoring, profile editing, chamber operations, data recording management, and email alert.
• Chamber monitoring*1 To use WEB MANAGER, the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address must be acquired.

You can observe the test status in real time. You canview the measured values on a graph and monitor thetest progress.
★ Visual observation of the status within the chamber
We recommend that you purchase a web camera(which is a Platinous J option).

*2 To Customers Who Purchase the Network System "WEB MANAGER (WMA-STD)" as a Standalone Product
The network system "WEB MANAGER (WMA-STD)" as can be purchased as a standalone product.
Program files whose profiles are edited are compatible between the WEB MANAGER that test
chambers are equipped with (WMA-STD-J) and the standalone WEB MANAGER (WMA-STD).
Usage example: You can use WEB MANAGER (WMA-STD) to save a pattern file(with the .json extension) that is used on a Platinous K Series chamber, and then use WEB
MANAGER (WMA-STD-J) to write this saved pattern file to a Platinous J Series chamber.
Usage example:★ Making use of graph scale changes
Graph scale changes are useful in checking test details over a long period of time and in checking detailed settings.

Use "WEB MANAGER" (WEB-STD) to edit a test profile that you read from a Platinous K Series chamber.
↓Use "WEB MANAGER" (WEB-STD-J) to save the test profile on a Platinous J Series chamber(the chamber is equipped with WEB-STD-J as standard).
(This procedure can also be performed in the opposite direction.)*3 Connection to a mail server is required to use e-mail alert.

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Preparation: February, 2013