| Current Release Dec 25th, 2007
- Version 3.3 of the WEL board was released. This new board
boasts an additional 2 hardware pulse counters and an optimal 4th wire
for the 1-Wire bus to provide both raw and regulated DC.
- Version 2.13 of the
firmware was released to support 128 device slots, device deletion and
enhanced expressions.
- User Manual Rev 2.3 was released to document the new capabilities of
this hardware/software combination.
The files in this section relate to the current hardware and software
release.
Scroll down to the Legacy Files section for manuals for prior hardware
and software.
WEL User Manual 2.3. (WEL_User_Manual_2.3.doc) [23 Dec 07]
This updated WEL Users Manual was created to:
- Document the new 3.3 WEL hardware
- Document the new WEL 2.13 Firmware.
LocateIP (LocateIP.exe)
If you use DHCP to automatically assign your WEL unit an IP address, you
may not know how to find it with your browser. Locate IP is a neat
windows program that will go out and find the WEL, and let you see (and
modify) it's IP address.
Wiring tips for WEL sensors (WEL_Wiring_Quick_Tips.doc) [19 Mar 07]
This is a short document that summarizes how to hook up the various
WEL sensors.
It describes the standard wire color-code and explains the signal polarities.
Image refresh scripts (WEL_images_refresh_scripts.doc) [20 Nov 06]
Your live system image and trend graphs are created and displayed on an
automatically-generated page on the WELServer server. But if you
have your on web site, then you may want to include them there as well.
Since the images are continually updated by the server, it makes sense to have them
automatically refresh on your web page. This file explains the best
way to get your images to refresh automatically. It's just some simple
Java Script that can be cut & pasted into your page.
Standard Sensor Names (WEL_Standardized_Sensor_Names.doc) [20 Nov 06]
One part of configuring the WEL is to give all your sensors names.
These names are used to define your system graphic and trend graphs.
This document suggests a standard naming convention.
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