Graco 334610A, LineSite Remote Monitoring Solution Instructions

Instructions-Parts
LineSite™ Remote
Monitoring Solution
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Tank--Free™ Hot Melt Delivery Systems. For professional use
Wireless monitoring for Graco InvisiPac® Tank
only. Not approved for use in explosive atmospheres or hazardous locations.
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System manual. Save all instructions.
See page 3 for model information.
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Contents
Models............................................................... 3
US Models................................................... 3
International Models..................................... 3
LineSite Overview............................................... 4
Component Identification..................................... 4
LineSite Configuration Options ............................ 5
Installation.......................................................... 9
Install Server ............................................... 9
Install Wireless Monitors............................... 15
Install Gateway ............................................ 15
Add Hardware.............................................. 16
Use the LineSite Website .................................... 18
Dashboard................................................... 18
System Page ............................................... 18
Event Log.................................................... 18
Adhesive Usage........................................... 19
Actions ........................................................ 19
LineSite Settings ................................................ 21
Hardware Management ................................ 21
Connectivity & Network ................................ 22
Time & Language......................................... 22
User Management ....................................... 23
Software and Applications ............................ 24
Troubleshooting.................................................. 25
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During Setup/Installation............................... 25
After Setup/Installation ................................. 28
Server Verification........................................ 29
Gateway Verification .................................... 30
Repeater Verification.................................... 30
Wireless Monitor Verification......................... 31
Cellular Modem Verification .......................... 31
Parts.................................................................. 33
Starter Kits .................................................. 33
LineSite Server, 24W982.............................. 33
Wireless Monitor Kits.................................... 33
Repeater ..................................................... 34
Cellular Kit, 24Y475 ..................................... 34
Appendix A — Mac or Linux ................................ 35
Install Server: Network Configuration ............ 35
Appendix B — Mac or Linux ................................ 36
Install Server: Cellular Configuration ............. 36
Appendix C — Mac or Linux ................................ 37
Install Server: Stand-Alone
Configuration.................................. 37
Appendix D ........................................................ 40
Manually Pair Hardware ............................... 40
Technical Specifications...................................... 41
Graco Standard Warranty.................................... 42
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Models
Models
International Models
24Y616 — International Starter Kit
US Models
24W986 — US Starter Kit
Includes
Description
24W982
Server
24Y131
Gateway
24Y474
Ethernet Switch
24R324
InvisiPac Software Upgrade Token
Includes
Description
24W982
Server
24W983
Gateway
24Y474
Ethernet Switch
Additional International Kits
24R324
InvisiPac Software Upgrade Token
Kit No.
Description
24Y126
Wireless Monitor (International
version)
24Y127
Repeater
Additional US Kits
Kit No.
Description
24W984
Wireless Monitor (US version)
24W985
Repeater
24Y475
Cellular Kit
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LineSite Overview
LineSite Overview
• Track the status of your InvisiPac(s)
• View productivity of production line(s)
Graco LineSite is a remote monitoring solution for
your Graco InvisiPac. LineSite Wireless Monitor(s)
attach to your machine and access settings and
measurements contained in the machine. This
information is communicated to the LineSite Server
and displayed on a website. The website allows you
to:
• See event logs from each of your InvisiPac(s)
• Get troubleshooting information
• Get real-time e-mail alerts for InvisiPac events
• View live information as your InvisiPac is running
Component Identification
A
B
Server:
D
• Boosts signal from Wireless Monitor to
Gateway
• Stores data from the Graco InvisiPac
Gateway:
E
• Use when Wireless Monitor range cannot
reach Gateway
Ethernet Switch
F
• Allows communication between Gateway,
Server, and PC/Network
Cellular Modem
• Receives data wirelessly from Wireless
Monitor(s)
C
• Sends Data to Server
Wireless Monitor:
Wireless Repeater:
• Allows for communication between Server
and the cloud
• Connects to Graco InvisiPac to access
system data
• Sends data wirelessly to Gateway
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LineSite Configuration Options
LineSite Configuration Options
Select a configuration listed below. Keep in mind your network infrastructure and your desired features.
Network, page 6 : LineSite is available on your company's network.
Optional: Access on any internet-connected computer, tablet, or smart phone via MyLineSite.
Cellular, page 7 : LineSite is connected to a cellular data service and available to any internet-connected
computer, tablet, or smart phone.
Stand-Alone, page 8 : LineSite isolated on one computer.
MyLineSite Cloud Service Overview
MyLineSite Cloud Service is a free, optional feature
included with LineSite. MyLineSite makes your
InvisiPac system data available to all of your
internet-connected devices. Enable MyLineSite to
benefit from additional functionality and stay informed
about your InvisiPac systems.
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In exchange for the use of this service, Graco can
collect usage data from your machine. Graco uses
the information for purposes such as providing
troubleshooting assistance and equipment use
analysis.
See the End User License Agreement for more
details and information about MyLineSite.
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LineSite Configuration Options
Network Configuration
Figure 1
How it works
Graco InvisiPac data sent wirelessly from Wireless Monitor(s) to the Gateway(s) (C to B).
Data sent over Ethernet from Gateway to Server (B to A).
Data sent over Ethernet from Server to Corporate Network. Access LineSite through internet
browser on device connected to corporate network.
If MyLineSite is ENABLED (optional): Data is sent through the Cloud from the Corporate Network to
the internet browser of any Internet connected computer, smartphone or tablet.
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LineSite Configuration Options
Cellular Configuration
Figure 2
How it works
Graco InvisiPac data sent wirelessly from Wireless Monitor(s) to the Gateway(s) (C to B).
Data sent over Ethernet from Gateway to Server (B to A).
Data sent over Ethernet from Server to Cellular Modem.
Access LineSite through internet browser on any internet connected device.
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LineSite Configuration Options
Stand--Alone Configuration
Stand
Figure 3
How it works
Graco InvisiPac data sent wirelessly from Wireless Monitor to the Gateway (C to B).
Data sent over Ethernet from Gateway to Server (B to A).
Access LineSite through internet browser of Computer connected as shown.
Not Included
• Coporate Network Access
• WiFi Access
• Cellular Access (3G, 4G...)
• MyLineSite
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Installation
Installation
a. Determine IP address of Router. Use method
1 or method 2.
Note
Install Server
For Mac and Linux
operating systems, see
Appendix A — Mac or Linux, page 35.
Install Server: Network Configuration
See Fig 4.
Method 1: Command Prompt
1. Connect the Server (A).
a. Mount the Server (A) and Ethernet Switch
(E) near a power source.
b. Connect Ethernet cable between Server (A)
and Ethernet Switch (E).
c.
Connect Ethernet cable between Computer
and Ethernet Switch (E).
d. Connect the Ethernet cable between your
company’s Ethernet (usually from an
Ethernet Router) and the Ethernet Switch
(E) .
e. Connect the power to the Ethernet Switch (E)
and wait one minute while the device starts.
Note
Ensure switch on back of Ethernet
Switch is in the "ON" position.
f.
i.
Click on “Start” menu.
ii.
In “Search for programs and files,” type
‘cmd’, then press ENTER.
iii. In the Command Prompt window, type
“ipconfig”, then press ENTER.
iv. Find the line that reads “Default
Gateway...” The four number sequence
(W.X.Y.Z) is your company’s Ethernet
Router’s IP Address. For example,
“192.168.0.1.”
Method 2: Network & Sharing Center
i.
Click on “Start” menu.
ii.
In “Search for programs and files,” type
‘Network and sharing center’, then press
ENTER.
Connect power to the Server (A) and wait for
three minutes while the Server starts. The
green LED on the Server will be on when
complete.
iii. Click on Local Area Connection.
Figure 4
2. Set the Computer’s IP Address so that the
computer can communicate with the Server.
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iv. In the “Local Area Connection Status”
window, click on “Details...”
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v.
In the “Network Connection Details”
window, find the row that reads “IPv4
Default Gateway.” It should be in
the format “W.X.Y.Z”. For example,
“192.168.0.1.” This four number
sequence is your company’s Ethernet
Router’s IP Address.
3. Navigate to Router’s configuration page and
determine IP Address of Server.
Note
All routers have slightly different
configuration pages and methods of
accessing the page. These steps are
written generically. There may be other
steps needed to complete this task.
Contact your IT support person for
further assistance.
a. Open an internet browser (Internet Explorer,
Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.).
says “DHCP.” Click on “DHCP” and find the
“DHCP Client List.” In the list, you should see
one item named “linesite,” with an associated
“MAC Address” and “Assigned IP.” Write
down this “Assigned IP.”
e. In the DHCP settings, there are two IP
address, usually named “Start IP Address”
and “End IP Address.” Write these two IP
addresses down.
4. Navigate to the Server’s IP address to setup
LineSite.
a. Open a new Internet Browser window, and
navigate to the IP address of the Server,
which was determined in step 3.d. Place the
IP address into the browser’s address bar
and press ENTER.
b. Follow the on-screen steps to complete the
setup of the Server.
5. Assign Static IP address to Server.
b. Type the IP Address of the Router into the
address bar, then press ENTER.
a. Navigate to IP settings on LineSite website.
See Connectivity & Network, page 22.
c.
b. Assign the static IP address of the Server.
Make certain that the IP address you choose
is outside the “Start” to “End” IP address
range (values were noted in step 3e).
For example, if the “End” IP address is
192.168.0.199, enter “192.168.0.200” as the
Static IP address.
A username and password screen may
appear. If so, enter the username and
password of the router to continue to the
router’s configuration page.
Note
Many routers have a default
user/password. If you do not know
the user/password, determine
the manufacturer and model of
your router and search for the
default user/password on the
Internet. If you cannot find the
correct user/password, contact
your IT support person for further
assistance.
c.
Write down the assigned Static IP address
and store in a permanent location.
6. Bookmark the Server’s IP
address for easy access. See
Bookmark the Server IP Address, page 14.
7. The Server is installed. Continue to Gateway
setup, see Install Gateway, page 15.
d. You should now be viewing the Router’s
configuration page. Look for a section that
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Install Server: Cellular Configuration
See Fig 5.
Note
For Mac and Linux operating systems, see
Appendix B — Mac or Linux, page 36.
1. Cellular Modem Setup
a. Connect the antenna provided with the
cellular modem (F).
b. Connect Ethernet cable to the cellular
modem (F). Let other end hang free until
further instruction.
c.
Plug the Cellular Modem’s power supply into
a wall outlet.
2. Connect the Server (A).
a. Mount the Server (A) and Ethernet Switch
(E) near a power source.
b. Connect Ethernet cable between Server (A)
and Ethernet Switch (E).
c.
Connect Ethernet cable between Computer
and Ethernet Switch (E).
d. Connect free end of the Ethernet cable
from the Cellular Modem (F) to the Ethernet
Switch (E).
e. Connect power to the Ethernet Switch (E)
and wait one minute while the device starts.
Note
Ensure switch on back of Ethernet
Switch is in the "ON" position.
f.
Connect power to the Server (A) and wait for
three minutes while the Server starts. The
green LED on the Server will be on when
complete.
Figure 5
3. Attempt to access LineSite using DNS.
linesite.lan/”
a. In the Internet Browser: type “linesite.lan/
linesite.lan/
Enter.
into address and press Enter
b. The LineSite setup page should appear.
Continue to step 5. If not, continue to step 4.
4. Access LineSite using default IP
192.168.178.200.
Note
The PC must be on the subnet
192.168.178.xxx or access LineSite
through cellular modem DHCP assigned
IP address (log in to cell modem at
192.168.1.1 and view DHCP Client List).
5. Follow on-screen setup. Enable MyLineSite
(Cellular Configuration must have MyLineSite
enabled), and setup the custom URL at which
LineSite will be accessed.
6. After completing the on-screen setup, open the
LineSite URL on an internet connected device.
Bookmark the URL for easy access.
7. The Server is installed. Continue to Gateway
setup, see Install Gateway, page 15.
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Stand--Alone Configuration
Install Server: Stand
2. Set the Computer’s IP Address so that the
computer can communicate with the Server.
See Fig 6.
Note
1. Connect Server.
a. Mount the Server (A) and Ethernet switch (E)
near a power source.
b. Connect Ethernet cable between Server (A)
and Ethernet Switch (E).
c.
For Mac and Linux operating systems see
Appendix C — Mac or Linux, page 37.
a. Click on the Start menu.
b. Use the Search feature to find and open
“Network and Sharing Center”.
Connect Ethernet cable between Computer
and Ethernet Switch.
d. Connect the power to the Ethernet Switch (E)
and wait about one minute while the device
starts.
Note
Ensure switch on back of Ethernet
Switch is in the "ON" position
e. Connect power to the Server (A) and wait for
three minutes while the Server starts. The
green LED will be on when complete.
c.
Connection.
Click on Local Area Connection
Figure 6
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d. In the “Local Area Connection Status”
Properties.
window, click Properties
e. In the “Local Area Connection Properties”
window, highlight Internet Protocol Version 4
in the list “This connection uses the following
Properties.
items”, then click on Properties
g. Click OK in the “Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) Properties” window. Then click
Close twice.
3. Open an internet browser (i.e. Internet Explorer,
Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.)
4. In the Internet Address field of the browser, type
the following address:192.168.178.200
f.
Click the radio button Use the following
address, then type the IP address
IP address
(192.168.178.201) and subnet mask
(255.255.255.0):
5. Follow the on-screen setup steps to complete
Server installation.
6. Use LineSite website to set the Server to use a
static IP of 192.168.1.10.
7. Follow same procedure as step 2 to assign
computer static IP to 192.168.1.20.
8. Type in Server IP 192.168.1.10 into Internet
Enter.
Browser. Press Enter
9. The LineSite Login/Home page should appear.
Bookmark this page in your internet browser.
See Bookmark the Server IP Address, page 14
10. The Server is installed. Continue to Gateway
setup, see Install Gateway, page 15.
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Bookmark the Server IP Address
bookmark “LineSite Dashboard” instead of
manually typing in the IP address of the Server.
1. Navigate to the LineSite Dashboard.
2. Use your Internet Browser to make a Bookmark
for the LineSite Dashboard.
Verify Software Updates
3. Use your Internet Browser to rename the
Bookmark to “LineSite Dashboard”. This will
allow you and other users to click on the
Verify all software is updated. For details, see
Software and Applications, page 24.
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Install Wireless Monitors
1. Turn off the InvisiPac main power disconnect
switch.
Note
The Wireless Monitors (C) allow information
to "hop" from monitor to monitor before
reaching a Gateway (B). If a "hop" is
required for a Wireless Monitor (C) to reach
a Gateway (B), the intermediate monitor will
need to remain powered at all times.
Install Gateway
To ensure a strong wireless connection between the
Monitor and the Gateway, install a Gateway in each
room with a Monitor.
1. Install antenna on the Gateway (B).
2. Mount within wireless range of at least one
Monitor that will be paired with this Gateway.
Note
Figure 7
Wireless range of Gateways is 150 ft (25
m), but may vary depending on obstacles
between the machines.
2. Install antenna on the Wireless Monitor (C). See
Fig. 7.
3. Connect Ethernet cable between Gateway (B)
and Ethernet Switch (E).
3. Disconnect the cable (C1) from the bottom of
the ADM and attach it to the LineSite Wireless
Monitor (C).
4. Connect power supply between the Gateway (B)
and power outlet.
4. Connect supplied cable (22) from the bottom of
the Wireless Monitor (C) to the ADM. See Fig. 1.
5. Mount Wireless Monitor (C) on the bracket
behind the ADM . Do not let the device hang from
the machine by the cable.
Note
Wireless range of the Wireless Monitor is
150 ft (25 m), but may vary depending on
obstacles between the machines.
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Add Hardware
This section will guide you through configuring the
LineSite wireless network. Follow these steps to add
Gateway(s), Monitor(s), and/or Repeater(s) to the
LineSite installation.
NOTE: To complete this section, you must be logged
into Server with system_admin permissions. See
User Management for details.
3. Verify that the Network Address is the same as
the MAC address labeled on the back of the
Gateway.
Add Gateway
1. Log in to LineSite with system_admin
permissions. On the left side menu, click on
Settings, then on Hardware Management
Management.
Settings
2. If the Gateway was wired into the same network
as the Server:
a. The Gateway will be shown in the "Add
Hardware" section of the "Hardware
Management" page. Click the Gateway icon
to add it to the Server.
b. If the Gateway does not appear in the
"Add Hardware" section, manually pair the
Gateway. See Appendix D, page 40.
3. Assign the Gateway a name and click Add
Hardware.
Hardware
4. Insert the blue Setup Token (supplied with the
Server) into the token slot on the Server.
Token. After the Setup Token
5. Click Create Setup Token
is created, remove the token from the Server.
4. After adding the hardware, click Setup
Gateway and follow the on-screen instructions
to create a Setup Token. Continue to
Create Setup Token, page 16.
Create Setup Token
Create a Setup Token to pair LineSite Wireless
Monitors and Repeaters to a Gateway.
Note
Tokens can only be created by users with
system_admin permission.
1. From the LineSite Dashboard, click Settings and
Management.
then Hardware Management
2. Click
next to the Gateway that needs to
be paired with the Wireless Monitor(s) and
Repeater(s).
Pair and Add Monitor(s) and Repeater(s)
Pair Wireless Monitor(s) and Repeater(s) with a
Gateway to make them appear in the Hardware
Management page.
1. Pair repeater(s), if used. If a Repeater is needed
to boost the signal between Wireless Monitor
and Gateway, the Repeater must be paired and
powered on first.
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a. Insert the Setup Token into the Repeater
while it is powered on.
e. Reinstall any existing token that was
removed in Step 2b.
b. Wait for LEDs to flash on and off. When they
stop flashing, remove token.
f.
Note
If the LEDs do not flash, remove
the Setup Token from the Repeater.
Wait for 10 seconds, then re-insert
the Setup Token into the Repeater.
2. Pair Wireless Monitor.
a. Open the token cover in the bottom right
corner on the ADM.
Note
Ensure InvisiPac is inactive while
removing the token.
b. Remove any existing token already inside
the ADM and store in safe location.
c.
Insert the Setup Token into the ADM while
the InvisiPac is powered on and the ADM is
displaying the Home screen.
d. Observe the LEDs on the Wireless Monitor.
Wait for LEDs 2 and 3 to flash on and off
several times. See LED Status. When they
stop flashing, remove the Setup Token from
the ADM.
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Reinstall the token cover on the ADM.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until all Monitor(s) and
Repeater(s) are paired with the desired Gateway.
To pair with a new or different Gateway, return to
Create Setup Token, page 16.
4. Paired Wirless Monitor(s) and Repeater(s) will
now appear in the Hardware Mangement page
Settings,
on LineSite. On the left side menu, click Settings
then Hardware Management to add the desired
hardware.
Note
A Wireless Monitor will appear as an
InvisiPac system icon. A Repeater will
appear as an icon of the Repeater.
5. Click on the hardware icon and then assign it
a name. To complete click the Add Hardware
button.
6. The Wireless Monitor and/or Repeater is now
added to the LineSite installation. Repeat
the "Pair and Add Wireless Monitor(s) and
Repeater(s)” procedure for all Wireless Monitors
and Repeaters that will be paired with that
specific Gateway.
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Use the LineSite Website
Use the LineSite Website
• Event Logs
• Temperatures and Setpoints
The left menu bar is used to navigate throughout the
LineSite Website.
Dashboard
• Material Usage
To collapse information on the system pages, click
.
To expand information on the system pages, click
All InviisiPac systems with installed Wireless Monitors
in your facility are listed on the Dashboard.
.
Event Log
The Event Log lists events that have occurred.
Icon
Description
View troubleshooting information on
help.graco.com.
Click to show or hide the several different
types of Events.
To see InvisiPac system details, click on the desired
system on the Dashboard. Alternately, expand the
Systems tab on the left menu bar to see a list of all
systems. Click the desired system.
System Page
Each system page contains InvisiPac system status
and general information such as:
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Use the LineSite Website
Adhesive Usage
• Miscellaneous: PCM Voltage, Gun Setup
Information, Trigger Setup Information
Note
See the InvisiPac manual for detailed
information about diagnostic information.
Click the back arrow, next to the system name at the
top of the page, to go back to the selected System
Page.
System
Actions
Diagnostics
View live InvisiPac or Pattern Controller system
diagnostic information of the selected system. Click
on View InvisiPac Diagnostics Data in the “Actions”
section to view.
• Channel Information: Current, Temperature, Duty
Cycle
Temperatures
Displays actual temperatures for the melter and
active channels.
• Miscellaneous: Pump CPM, Lifetime Cycle Count,
CAN Voltage, MZLP 1 Temp.
• Voltage: view the voltage connected to the
InvisiPac
• Software: Part Number, Serial Number, Version
• Inputs & Outputs: PLC Input and Output states,
system input and outputs
Click on View Pattern Controller Diagnostics Data in
the "Actions" section to view:
• Line Information: Line Speed, Runup information,
Units per Minute, Total units, and Adhesive per
Unit.
• Inputs and Outputs: All PLC Inputs and Outputs
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Use the LineSite Website
Generate Reports
Report data includes
• Machine Name — the name assigned to InvisiPac
in LineSite
• Active Program — the Program currently running
on the Pattern Controller
• Units - Line 1, Line 2, Aux — product counters for
LIne 1, 2, and Auxiliary input
• Adhesive Usage (lb)
• Adhesive/Unit (g)
1. From the Dashboard or Actions panel on a
System page, click Generate Reports.
2. Select the systems to include in the report.
3. Select a start date, end date, and report intervals.
4. Click Save XLSX.
Graco Technical Assistance Download
In the Actions panel, click on Graco Tech Assistance
Download to download a file that can be emailed to
Graco InvisiPac Technical Assistance.
1. Choose a Start Date. This is the date of the
oldest data included in the download.
2. Choose a Duration. This is the number of days
past the Start Date that will be included in the
data download.
Save.
3. Click Save
4. Locate the *.gdl file on your computer and email
as an attachment to Graco InvisiPac Technical
Assistance.
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LineSite Settings
LineSite Settings
Depending on your current user permissions, some
pages may not be available. For permission control
details, see User Management, page 23.
Hardware Management
This page allows you to add and configure settings
for Wireless Monitors, Repeaters, and Gateways.
For details, see Add Hardware, page 16.
Note
Click
to remove hardware.
Device & System
This section of the page shows a list of the Wireless
Monitors and Repeaters that are added to LineSite.
• Name
• Driver
• Communication Address
• Gateway
• Status
• Actions
Gateways
This section of the page shows a list of the
Gateway(s) that are added to the LineSite Server.
• Name
• Driver
• Network Address
• Status
• Actions
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LineSite Settings
Connectivity & Network
Settings include:
• MyLineSite Relay
• E-mail Support
• Network Configuration
Time & Language
Select a system language and time zone for the web
application.
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LineSite Settings
User Management
Add User
The User Mangement page is accessed by clicking
Settings and then User Management on the left
menu bar.
1. Click the Add button.
Note
The User Management page is only visible
for users with user_admin permissions.
2. Enter user information.
3. Click Create User.
This page lists the following information for all users
that have been added:
Change or Reset Password
• ID
1. Click on User Management on the left menu.
• Username
2. Click a user from the Users List.
• Name
3. Click Change Password or Reset Password.
• Email
4. Click Save.
• Language
• Permissions
Disable User
• Status
When a user is disabled, the user is unable to login.
All data associated with the user is still available.
Only users with user_admin permissions are able to
disable users.
Permission Levels
Permission
superuser
sys_admin
user_admin
none
Description
Able to access all items
Able to manage hardware
Able to manage users
Able to view connected
systems
1. Click a user from the users list.
2. Click Disable user from the Actions module.
3. Enter your password and click Save.
Delete User
Only users with user_admin permissions are able to
delete users.
1. Click a user from the users list.
2. Click Delete user from the Actions module.
3. Enter your password and click Save.
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LineSite Settings
Software and Applications
Follow steps below to complete a LineSite software
update.
Settings,
1. On the LineSite side menu bar, click Settings
Applications.
then click Software & Applications
2. The following screen will appear.
& Applications page. Navigate to the file’s
location on the computer and select the *.gup file
to upload.
Note
The *.gup update file must be saved
on the computer on which you are
currently viewing the LineSite Software
& Applications page.
3. Available updates will be highlighted with a green
icon next to the software description.
Note
If no green icons appear next to the
software descriptions, the software is
already up to date or the uploaded file is
older than what is currently installed.
4. To complete the updates with a green icon
shown, click “Make Changes & Update” button.
Note
The Server will restart during the update
process. Wait until the Server LED is
solid green before navigating away from
the Software & Applications page.
If MyLineSite is enabled:
MyLineSite service will automatically determine
which updates are available. Click on Check for
updates…, then continue to step 3.
new updates…
If MyLineSite is not enabled:
Download the latest version of LineSite software
from the Graco Product Knowledge Exchange
(Graco PKE). After downloading the file, click on
the Choose File button on the LineSite Software
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5. To Remove Existing Application & Driver from
LineSite: un-check the check-box next to the
desired Application & Driver, then click “Make
Changes & Update”.
Note
Removing Application & Driver software
from LineSite could have unintended
consequences. Consult your Graco
Representative before performing this
procedure.
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
During Setup/Installation
Problem
Cause
Solution
All Configurations
Do not have Admin privileges.
Unable to set Static IP on
Computer.
Unable to access LineSite setup Server is not powered.
page at 192.168.178.200.
Server has not booted up.
Server has error.
Computer is not connected to same
network as Server.
Computer is not on same Subnet.
Firewall blocking access.
Contact I.T. department to set
static IP on Computer.
Perform
Server Verification, page 29.
Review
Install Server, page 9 ,for your
LineSite configuration.
Contact IT department to resolve
firewall restrictions and IP
IP Address conflict.
address conflicts.
Ethernet cable compatibility (cross-over Replace Ethernet cable between
Server and Ethernet Switch with
vs. patch).
the opposite Ethernet cable type.
Gateway does not appear in the Gateway not powered.
Perform
Hardware Management page.
Gateway Verification, page 30.
Gateway not booted up.
Gateway has error/misconfigured.
Gateway is not connected to the same
network as the Server.
Gateway is not on same subnet as the
Server.
Firewall is blocking Gateway (UDP
ports…).
Contact I.T. department to
resolve firewall restrictions and
IP address conflicts.
IP Address conflict.
Ethernet cable compatibility (cross-over Replace Ethernet cable between
Gateway and Ethernet Switch
vs. patch).
with the opposite Ethernet cable
type.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Wireless Monitor will not Pair
ADM Software needs to be updated.
with the Gateway (i.e. the LED’s
don’t flash when I insert the
Setup Token).
Solution
Update ADM software to latest
version.
Note
The latest version of
software can be found
on the Graco Product
Knowledge Exchange
(graco.custhelp.com).
Token was not inserted while system
Power ON system and wait until
power was already ON.
the home screen is shown before
inserting token into the ADM
Wireless Monitor is not plugged into the Review Install Wireless Monitors,
InvisiPac.
page 15.
Wrong token inserted (black token or
Locate the LIneSite pairing token
blue token with a different function).
that came with the Server and
repeat Add Hardware, page 16.
Wireless Monitor does not
Monitor was paired using the wrong
Review
appear on the LineSite Hardware Setup Token.
Create Setup Token, page 16,
Management page.
and Add Hardware, page 16.
Out of range.
Wireless Repeater does not
Repeater was paired using the wrong
appear on the LineSite Hardware Setup Token.
Management page.
Out of range.
Ensure pairing token was created
for the Gateway that is closest to
the Monitor.
Place Repeater between
Gateway and Monitor or move
Gateway closer to Monitor.
Review
Create Setup Token, page 16,
and Add Hardware, page 16.
Ensure pairing token was created
for the Gateway that is closest to
the Monitor.
Remove any physical obstacles
between Gateway and Repeater.
Place Gateway and Repeater
closer to each other.
Stand--Alone Configuration
Stand
After setting static IP on LineSite Server is unplugged.
Settings page, I cannot access
Server has not booted.
LineSite.
Server has error.
Server is not on same network as
computer.
Perform
Server Verification, page 29.
Review Install Server: StandAlone Configuration, page 12.
PC was not moved to same Subnet as
new IP of Server.
Server and PC accidentally got assigned
the same IP address.
Anti-Virus software could be blocking
Contact I.T. department to enable
access.
website access.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
When I try to enable MyLineSite, MyLineSite is not available in the
it gives an error message.
Stand-Alone configuration because the
Server is NOT connected to the Internet.
I tried to setup the SMTP Server SMTP Server not available in
for email alerts, and I am not
Stand-Alone because the Server is NOT
getting emails.
connected to the corporate Network.
Solution
Network or Cellular Configuration
is required for MyLineSite
service.
Network or Cellular Configuration
is required to receive emails.
Network Configuration
When I try to enable MyLineSite, Server has error.
it gives error message.
Server is not connected to Internet.
Outgoing Port 443 is blocked by I.T.
(SSH must be allowed).
Perform
Server Verification, page 29.
Check physical network
connections between devices.
If issue persists, contact I.T.
department.
Contact I.T. department to enable
access to port 443.
Cellular Configuration
When I try to enable MyLineSite, Cellular Modem is not plugged into same Review Install Server: Cellular
it gives error message.
Ethernet Network as Server.
Configuration, page 11.
Bad Ethernet cable (wiring issue).
Cell Modem powered up after the Server Cycle power to the Server (leave
Cell Modem on) and retry.
Antenna for Cell Modem is disconnected. Verify Cell Modem has the
appropriate antenna connected.
Wrong Antenna connected to Cell
See Install Server: Cellular
Modem.
Configuration, page 11.
Cell Modem is not configured (APN).
Only applies to 4G modems. See
Cell Modem manual for proper
setup.
Cellular Data Plan is not enabled for the Contact cellular provider to set
Cell Modem.
up a plan.
No Cellular coverage.
I setup the custom URL for
MyLineSite. Even though I type
the URL into a web-browser, I
cannot access LineSite.
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Move Cellular Antenna to new
location.
Device (computer, tablet, smartphone) is Verify device is able to connect
not connected to the Internet.
to the Internet.
Website is blocked by I.T.
Contact I.T. department to enable
website access.
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Troubleshooting
After Setup/Installation
Problem
I cannot remember how to get to
the LineSite page.
LineSite says my InvisiPac is
“Offline”.
LineSite page loads too slow.
Cause
Solution
N/A
Repeat installation process for
your LineSite configuration and
bookmark URL upon completion.
A connection cannot be established Perform Wireless Monitor
to the system.
Verification, page 31. If
problem persists, perform
Gateway Verification, page 30.
Poor connection to the Server.
Cellular configuration:
Move Cell Modem and/or antenna
for better reception. If better cell
reception is not an option, consider
changing to network configuration.
Network configuration:
Contact I.T department to improve
page loading time.
I can login to LineSite, but the data A connection cannot be established Perform Wireless Monitor
to the system.
Verification, page 31. If
never updates even though the
problem persists, perform
InvisiPac is running.
Gateway Verification, page 30.
N/A
I forgot my Password.
If SMTP is enabled and device is
connected locally to the Server,
press the “Forgot Password” button
to receive an email with credentials
I forgot my Password and I am not N/A
using MyLineSite or SMTP Email
Server.
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Otherwise, contact the LineSite
user_admin to have password
reset.
Contact the LineSite user_admin
to have password reset. This most
likely is the person who performed
the initial LineSite installation.
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Troubleshooting
Server Verification
If Ethernet Switch is not on a “Network”:
Use this procedure to verify that the Server is working
correctly.
• Stand—Alone Configuration: The “Network”
consists of the Computer(s) plugged directly
into the Ethernet Switch.
Follow the steps in sequential order until a
contradiction is found, then follow instructions to
correct Server operation.
• Network Configuration: The “Network” is the
Corporate Intranet. Plug the Ethernet Switch
into the Corporate Intranet.
1. Green LED is on.
• Cellular Configuration: The “Network” is
connected to the Cellular Modem. Plug the
Ethernet Switch into the Cellular Modem.
Note
The Green LED should be ON when
Power is plugged in and the Server boots
up. This can take up to 3 minutes.
If Green LED is not on:
• Plug in power and wait for Server to boot up
(can take a few minutes).
• If Red LED is on, there was an error. Try to
reboot. If Red LED is still on, replace Server.
2. Ethernet cable is plugged into Server.
Note
An Ethernet Cable must ALWAYS be
plugged into the Server. The Ethernet
cable should go from the Server to the
Ethernet Switch.
If Ethernet Cable is not plugged in:
• Plug Ethernet Cable in between the Server
and Ethernet Switch
3. Ethernet Switch is plugged into a “Network”
Note
For the LineSite to be accessed via a
Computer, tablet, or smartphone, the
Server must be discoverable on the
Network to which those devices are
attached.
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4. First-Time Setup completed
Note
To use LineSite, a user must complete
the First-Time setup. The First-Time
setup should be completed the first time
a user connects to the Server.
• Stand-Alone Configuration: Connect
to LineSite using a Computer that
is plugged directly into the Ethernet
Switch (See Install Server: StandAlone Configuration, page 12).
• Network Configuration: Connect to LineSite
using a Computer that is plugged into the
Corporate Network (See Install Server:
Network Configuration, page 9 ). The
Computer must be on the same Subnet as the
Server.
• Cellular Configuration: Connect to
LineSite by connecting a Computer
directly to the Ethernet Switch (See
Install Server: Cellular Configuration, page 11).
After setup is complete, disconnect this
Computer from the Ethernet Switch.
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Troubleshooting
Gateway Verification
Repeater Verification
Use this section to verify that the Gateway is working
correctly.
Use this section to verify that the Repeater is working
correctly.
Follow the steps in sequential order until a
contradiction is found, then follow instructions to
correct Gateway operation.
Follow the steps in sequential order until a
contradiction is found, then follow instructions to
correct Repeater operation.
1. LED # 3 is flashing. See LED Status.
1. LED #6 is ON. See LED Status)
Note
Note
LED #3 should be FLASHING when
Power is plugged in and the Gateway is
connected to the network.
LED #6 should be ON when Power is
plugged into the Repeater.
If LED #3 is not flashing:
• Plug in power and wait for Gateway to start
2. Gateway is paired to Server.
If LED #6 is not ON:
• Plug power into the Repeater. If LED #6 does
not turn on, replace Repeater.
2. Repeater is paired to Server.
Note
Note
Gateway should be listed in the
Hardware Management, page 21, after
the Gateway has been added to the
Server. See Add Hardware, page 16.
Repeater should be listed in the
Hardware Management, page 21, after
the Repeater has been added to the
Server. See Add Hardware, page 16.
If Gateway is not listed:
If Repeater is not listed:
• Perform Add Hardware, page 16 for the
Gateway.
• Perform the Add Hardware, page 16 for the
Repeater.
3. Gateway is connected on hardware management
page.
3. Repeater should display as
on the Hardware Management page when:
Note
• Repeater is powered ON.
Gateway should have a status of
• Repeater is within wireless range of the
Gateway it is paired to.
when the Gateway
is powered on and connected to the
network.
If Gateway is not connected:
• Ensure the Gateway is plugged into the
Ethernet Switch with an Ethernet cable.
• Ensure the Gateway is on the same subnet as
the Server.
• Attempt power cycle on Gateway. Ensure
Ethernet switch is powered on before applying
power to the Gateway.
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Troubleshooting
Wireless Monitor Verification
Use this section to verify that the Wireless Monitor
is working correctly. Follow the steps in sequential
order until a contradiction is found, then follow
instructions to correct Wireless Monitor operation.
1. LED #6 is ON. See LED Status for LED numbers.
Note
LED #6 should be ON when Power is
plugged into the Wireless Monitor.
If LED #6 is not ON:
• Plug power into the Wireless Monitor, see
Install Wireless Monitors, page 15. If LED #6
does not turn on, replace Wireless Monitor.
2. Wireless Monitor is paired to Server.
Note
Wireless Monitor should be listed in the
Hardware Management, page 21, after
it has been added to the Server. See
Add Hardware, page 16
If Wireless Monitor is not listed:
• Perform the Add Hardware, page 16.
3. Wireless Monitor should display as
on the Hardware
Management page when:
• The Wireless Monitor is within wireless range
of the Gateway it is paired to.
Cellular Modem Verification
1. Cellular Modem is ON.
Note
Cellular Modem LEDs should turn on
when the device is powered ON. If no
LEDs turn on, replace Cellular Modem
(contact service provider).
2. Cellular Modem is plugged into Ethernet Switch.
Note
Cellular Modem should have an Ethernet
cable connected between its Ethernet
port and the Ethernet switch.
3. Cellular Modem is connected to the Internet.
Note
Cellular Modem should be connected
to the Internet after being powered up
for 2 minutes. If the Cellular Modem is
failing to connect to the Internet, refer
to the Cellular Modem documentation
to troubleshoot connectivity and
provisioning issues.
• Wireless Monitor is powered ON.
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Troubleshooting
LED Status
Wireless Monitor and Repeater
Server
Gateway
Wireless Monitor and Repeater
LED
Description
Condition
Status
1
Send/Receive
Solid Green
Solid Green
Data is being sent or received
2
Signal Strength
3
4
5
Network Connection
Error
6
CAN Communication
Power
Solid Green
Solid Red
Flashing Orange
Strong signal
Strong signal if the LED is on
for longer than it is off.
Connected to network
Error with device
Server is loading
Solid Green
Power is on
Flashing Green
Server
LED
Description
Condition
Status
1
2
3
Error
Loading
Ready
Solid Red
Solid Orange
Error with device
Server is loading
Solid Green
Power is on
Gateway
LED
Description
Condition
Status
1
2
Send
Receive
Data is being sent
Data is being received
3
Network Connection
Solid Green
Solid Green
Solid Green
Flashing Green
4, 5 and 6 Signal Strength
Signal Strength
4 and 5
Signal Strength
6
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Solid Green
Solid Green
Solid Green
Power is on
Connected to network
Strong signal
Medium signal
Low signal
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Parts
Parts
Starter Kits
US
24W986
International
24Y616
Ref No.
Description
Part No.
Part No.
Qty.
1
Server
24W982
24W982
1
2
Gateway
24W983
24Y131
1
4
Ethernet Switch
24Y474
24Y474
1
5
CABLE, Ethernet, 7 ft. (2 m)
- - -
- - -
1
6
InvisiPac Software Upgrade Token (black); not
shown
24R324
24R324
LineSite Server, 24W982
Ref
11
12
13
Part
24W322
15M122
120050
14
127991
15
127992
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Description
1
Wireless Monitor Kits
Qty
1
1
1
MODULE, server
TOKEN, blue
CABLE, communication,
CAT5, straight thru pin out
POWER SUPPLY, 12V DC, 1
lps, barrel, US
KIT, power supply,
1
international AC plug (4
interchangeable plugs)
24W984 — US
24Y126 — International
Ref
21
22
Part
-----
Description
MODULE, monitor
CABLE, CAN,
female/female
Qty
1
1
33
Parts
Repeater
Cellular Kit, 24Y475
24W985 — US
24Y127 — International
Ref
31
32
Part
-----
33
---
Description
MODULE, repeater
POWER SUPPLY,
12V DC, lps, barrel,
international
KIT, power supply,
international AC plug
(4 plugs)
Qty
1
1
1
Ref
41
42
43
44
34
Part
---------
Description
MODULE, cellular
SLEEVE, heat shrink
TIE, cable
CABLE, Ethernet; 7 ft.
(2.1 m); not shown
Qty
1
1
1
1
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Appendix A — Mac or Linux
Appendix A — Mac or Linux
Instructions to install the Server on Mac or Linux
computer operating systems.
iv. The Router IP Address is the four-number
sequence (W.X.Y.Z) next to the “Default
Route” label.
Install Server: Network Configuration
v.
Installation instructions for Mac and Linux operating
systems.
3. Navigate to Router’s configuration page and
determine IP Address of Server.
Note
1. Connect the Server.
All Routers have slightly different
configuration pages and methods of
accessing the page. These steps are
written generically. There may be other
steps needed to complete this task.
Contact your IT support person for
further assistance.
a. Mount the Server and Ethernet switch near
a power source.
b. Connect two Ethernet cables between the
Server, Ethernet Switch, and Computer.
c.
Connect the Ethernet cable between your
company’s Ethernet (usually from an
Ethernet Router) and the Ethernet Switch.
d. Connect the power to the Ethernet Switch
and wait one minute while the device starts.
e. Connect power to the Server and wait for
three minutes while the Server starts. The
green LED on the Server will be on when
complete.
2. Set the Computer’s IP Address so that the
computer can communicate with the Server.
a. Determine IP address of Router. Use method
1 or method 2.
Mac
i.
Click on the Apple Menu in the top left.
Preferences. Click on
Click on System Preferences
Network.
Network
ii.
On the left side of the Network window,
ensure Ethernet is highlighted.
iii. The Router IP Address is the four-number
sequence (W.X.Y.Z) next to the “Router”
label.
iv. Go to step 3.
Linux
i.
Click the System Settings icon on the left
task bar.
ii.
In the System Settings Page, click the
Network icon.
iii. In the Network page ensure Wired is
highlighted. Once Wired is highlighted,
the connection information will display.
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Go to step 3.
a. Open an internet browser (internet explorer,
firefox, chrome, safari, etc.).
b. Type the IP Address of the Router into the
address bar, then press ENTER.
c.
A username and password screen may
appear. If so, enter the username and
password of the router to continue to the
router’s configuration page.
Note
Many routers have a default
user/password. If you do not know
the user/password, determine
the manufacturer and model of
your router and search for the
default user/password on the
Internet. If you cannot find the
correct user/password, contact
your IT support person for further
assistance.
d. You should now be viewing the Router’s
configuration page. Look for a section that
says “DHCP”. Click on “DHCP” and find the
“DHCP Client List”. In the list, you should see
one item named “linesite”, with an associated
“MAC Address” and “Assigned IP”. Write
down this “Assigned IP.”
e. In the DHCP settings, there are two IP
address, usually named “Start IP Address”
and “End IP Address”. Write these two IP
addresses down.
4. Navigate to the Server’s IP address to setup
LineSite.
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Appendix B — Mac or Linux
a. Open a new Internet Browser window, and
navigate to the IP address of the Server,
which was determined in step 3.d. Place the
IP address into the browser’s address bar
and press ENTER.
b. Follow the on-screen steps to complete the
setup of the Server.
5. Assign Static IP address to Server.
a. Navigate to IP settings on LineSite website.
See Connectivity & Network, page 22.
b. Assign the static IP address of the Server.
Make certain that the IP address you choose
is outside the “Start” to “End” IP address
range (values were noted in step C.f.).
For example, if the “End” IP address is
192.168.0.199, enter “192.168.0.200” as the
Static IP address.
c.
Write down the assigned Static IP address
and store in a permanent location
6. Bookmark the Server’s IP
address for easy access. See
Bookmark the Server IP Address, page 14.
7. The Server is installed.
Appendix B — Mac or Linux
Install Server: Cellular Configuration
Installation instructions for Mac and Linux operating
systems.
1. Connect the hardware.
2. Attempt to access LineSite using DNS. Internet
Browser: type linesite.lan/ into address and press
Enter. The LineSite setup page should appear.
Enter
Continue to step 4. If not, continue to step 3.
3. Access the LineSite using default IP
(192.168.178.200. The PC must be on the same
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subnet) or Cellular Model DHCP assigned IP
(login to cell modem at 192.168.1.1).
4. Follow on-screen setup. Enable MyLineSite
(Cellular Configuration must have MyLineSite
enabled), and setup the custom URL at which
LineSite will be accessed.
5. After completing the LineSite URL on an internet
connected device.
6. Server is installed. Continue to Gateway setup,
see Install Gateway, page 15.
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Appendix C — Mac or Linux
Appendix C — Mac or Linux
Stand--Alone
Install Server: Stand
Configuration
b. In “System Preferences” click on the Network
icon.
1. Connect Server.
a. Mount the Server and Ethernet switch near
a power source.
b. Connect Ethernet cable between the Server
and Ethernet Switch. Connect second
Ethernet cable between the computer and
Switch.
c.
Connect the power to the Ethernet Switch
and wait 1 minute while the device starts.
d. Connect power to the Server and wait for 3
minutes while the Server starts. The green
LED will be on when complete.
2. Set the Computer’s IP Address so that the
computer can communicate with the Server.
Mac (OS-X)
c.
In the “Network” window, click on the
pull-down menu by “Location:” and click Edit
Locations…
a. Click on the “System Preferences” tab at the
bottom of the screen.
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Appendix C — Mac or Linux
d. Add a location named Static IP and click
Done.
Done
f.
Type 192.168.178.201 in the “IP Address”
field. Type 255.255.255.0 in the “Subnet
Mask” field. Type 192.168.178.1 in the
“Router” field. Type 8.8.8.8 in the “DNS
Apply.
Server” field and click Apply
e. Back in the “Network” window, click on the
pull-down menu by Configure IPv4: and
Manually.
select Manually
Linux
a. Click on the System Settings icon.
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Appendix C — Mac or Linux
Network.
b. In “System Settings”, click on Network
f.
Next to “Addresses”, click Add and type
192.168.178.201 under “Address”, then
type 255.255.255.0 under “Netmask”. Click
Save… .
Linux via Terminal
a. Press Ctrl-Alt-T to open the terminal.
b. Type the following command:
nano /etc/network/interfaces
c.
c.
Add/edit this into the existing file:
“auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.168.178.201
gateway 192.168.178.1
netmask 255.255.255.0
dns-nameServers 8.8.8.8”
In “Network”, click on Options…
d. Type the following command:
/etc/init.d/networking restart
e. Verify the changes in IP with the following
command:
ifconfig eth0
d. In the “Options” window, click on the IPv4
Settings tab.
f.
Close the terminal.
3. Open an Internet browser (i.e. Internet Explorer,
Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.)
4. In the Internet Address field of the browser, type
the following address:
192.168.178.200
5. Follow the on-screen setup steps to complete
Server installation.
6. Use LineSite website to change the Server static
IP to 192.168.1.10.
7. Follow steps to assign computer static IP to
192.168.1.20.
e. In the “IPv4 Settings” tab, click the pull-down
Manual.
menu next to “method:” and select Manual
8. Type in Server IP 192.168.1.10 into Internet
Enter.
Browser. Press Enter
9. The LineSite Login/Home page should appear.
Bookmark this page in your Internet browser.
10. Continue to
11. Bookmark the Server’s IP
address for easy access. See
Bookmark the Server IP Address, page 14.
12. The Server is installed.
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Appendix D
Appendix D
3. Click Devices/Systems to manually pair a
Wireless Monitor or a Repeater.
Instructions to manually pair Wireless Monitors,
Repeaters, and Gateways.
a. Select driver type for device.
b. Select the Gateway the device is attached to.
c.
Manually Pair Hardware
The Communication Address will
automatically display. Enter the Name of the
Device / System.
d. Click the Add Hardware button.
To add hardware:
HARDWARE.
1. Click ADD OTHER HARDWARE
4. For Gateways:
a. Select driver for device.
2. Select the hardware.
b. Enter the Network Address and Name of
Gateway.
c.
Devices/Systems
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Gateway
Click the Add Hardware button.
5. After the hardware has been added, hover over
the image of the new hardware image to display
the Mac Address for the hardware. The Mac
Address is located on the identification label on
the hardware.
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Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
LineSite Remote Monitoring Solution
US
LineSite Server
Power Supply Input
Power Supply Output
Internal Memory Storage Capacity (approx.)
(Daily InvisiPac run-time and associated
storage capacity)
LineSite Gateway
Power Supply Input
Power Supply Output
Wireless Range, US Model
Wireless Range, International Model
LineSite Repeater
Power Supply Input
Power Supply Output
Wireless Range, US Model
Wireless Range, International Model
LineSite Wireless Monitor
Wireless Range, US Model
Wireless Range, International Model
Cellular Modem (3G)
Power Supply Input
Power Supply Output
FCC ID
IC
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Metric
100-240 VAC, 0.5A MAX
12 VDC, 1.25A MAX
8 hours/day: 50 InvisiPacs
16 hours/day: 35 InvisiPacs
24 hours/day: 25 InvisiPacs
100-240 VAC, 0.5A MAX
12 VDC, 1A MAX
150 ft
FCC ID: MCQ-XBEEPRO2
IC: 1846A-XBEEPRO2
82 ft
FCC ID: MCQ-PROS2B
IC: 1846A-PROS2B
100-240 VAC, 0.5A MAX
12 VDC, 1.25A MAX
150 ft
FCC ID: MCQ-XBEEPRO2
IC: 1846A-XBEEPRO2
82 ft
FCC ID: MCQ-PROS2B
IC: 1846A-PROS2B
46 m
25 m
46 m
25 m
150 ft.
FCC ID: MCQ-XBEEPRO2
FCC ID: MCQ-XBEEPRO2
82 ft
FCC ID: MCQ-PROS2B
IC: 1846A-PROS2B
46 m
100-240 VAC, 0.3A MAX
5 VDC, 1.2A MAX
R17DE910-DUAL
5131A-DE910DUAL
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
25 m
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Graco Standard Warranty
Graco warrants all equipment referenced in this document which is manufactured by Graco and bearing its name
to be free from defects in material and workmanship on the date of sale to the original purchaser for use. With
the exception of any special, extended, or limited warranty published by Graco, Graco will, for a period of twelve
months from the date of sale, repair or replace any part of the equipment determined by Graco to be defective.
This warranty applies only when the equipment is installed, operated and maintained in accordance with Graco’s
written recommendations.
This warranty does not cover, and Graco shall not be liable for general wear and tear, or any malfunction, damage
or wear caused by faulty installation, misapplication, abrasion, corrosion, inadequate or improper maintenance,
negligence, accident, tampering, or substitution of non-Graco component parts. Nor shall Graco be liable for
malfunction, damage or wear caused by the incompatibility of Graco equipment with structures, accessories,
equipment or materials not supplied by Graco, or the improper design, manufacture, installation, operation or
maintenance of structures, accessories, equipment or materials not supplied by Graco.
This warranty is conditioned upon the prepaid return of the equipment claimed to be defective to an authorized
Graco distributor for verification of the claimed defect. If the claimed defect is verified, Graco will repair or replace
free of charge any defective parts. The equipment will be returned to the original purchaser transportation prepaid.
If inspection of the equipment does not disclose any defect in material or workmanship, repairs will be made at a
reasonable charge, which charges may include the costs of parts, labor, and transportation.
THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE, AND IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Graco’s sole obligation and buyer’s sole remedy for any breach of warranty shall be as set forth above. The buyer
agrees that no other remedy (including, but not limited to, incidental or consequential damages for lost profits, lost
sales, injury to person or property, or any other incidental or consequential loss) shall be available. Any action for
breach of warranty must be brought within two (2) years of the date of sale.
GRACO MAKES NO WARRANTY, AND DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, IN CONNECTION WITH ACCESSORIES, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS
OR COMPONENTS SOLD BUT NOT MANUFACTURED BY GRACO. These items sold, but not manufactured by
Graco (such as electric motors, switches, hose, etc.), are subject to the warranty, if any, of their manufacturer.
Graco will provide purchaser with reasonable assistance in making any claim for breach of these warranties.
In no event will Graco be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages resulting from Graco
supplying equipment hereunder, or the furnishing, performance, or use of any products or other goods sold hereto,
whether due to a breach of contract, breach of warranty, the negligence of Graco, or otherwise.
FOR GRACO CANADA CUSTOMERS
The Parties acknowledge that they have required that the present document, as well as all documents, notices
and legal proceedings entered into, given or instituted pursuant hereto or relating directly or indirectly hereto, be
drawn up in English. Les parties reconnaissent avoir convenu que la rédaction du présente document sera en
Anglais, ainsi que tous documents, avis et procédures judiciaires exécutés, donnés ou intentés, à la suite de ou en
rapport, directement ou indirectement, avec les procédures concernées.
Graco Information
For the latest information about Graco products, visit www.graco.com.
For patent information, see www.graco.com/patents.
To place an order, contact your Graco Distributor or call to identify the nearest distributor.
Phone: 612-623-6921 or Toll Free: 1-800-328-0211 Fax: 612-378-3505
All written and visual data contained in this document reflects the latest product information available at the time of publication.
Graco reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice.
Original Instructions. This manual contains English. MM 334610
Graco Headquarters: Minneapolis
International Offices: Belgium, China, Japan, Korea
GRACO INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES • P.O. BOX 1441 • MINNEAPOLIS MN 55440-1441 • USA
Copyright 2015, Graco Inc. All Graco manufacturing locations are registered to ISO 9001.
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Revision A, Ocotober 2015

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