WebManager

• The Zenith55 WebManager software can be used to set up, configure and operate the instrument, download data from the instrument and microSD card, enter licence keys and upload firmware.

Start Zenith55 WebManager

1. Turn on the Zenith55 instrument.

2. Make sure that the WLAN on your PC/mobile device is turned on. Search for available connections.

3. When the instrument is found, select it to connect with your PC/mobile device.

   

4. As soon as the connection is established, start a web browser. Enter the IP http:// 192.168.10.1 into the address bar. A login-window will pop up.

   

5. Enter the user name and password. The default values are:

   1. User name: admin

   2. Password: password

6. After a successful login, the Position/Link Information screen of the Zenith55 WebManager appears and the instrument can be accessed.

   

Change the language to WebManager

• Go to the top-right corner in the WebManager and open the selection list to see the available languages (click on the dropdown menu under “English”).

• Once your preferred language is selected, the Z60 WebManager will automatically be displayed in the chosen language.

  

Menu functions

• The main functions of the WebManager are:

  • Hardware Information : to view information about the GNSS instrument such as firmware versions and hardware models.

  • Position/Link Information : to view the current status of the GNSS instrument.

  • Satellite Information : to view a list or skyplot of all currently used and tracked satellites.

  • Satellite settings : to enable or disable satellite systems or individual satellites.

  • Sensor settings : to configure the sensor settings and working mode including NMEA streaming.

  • Format sensor : to format the memory and microSD card, reset to factory settings, perform a self-test on the instrument or restart the instrument.

  • Firmware File : to upload instrument, ME, UHF and GSM firmware.

  • Antenna File : to upload base antenna calibration values to the instrument.

  • Data manager : to download data files from the internal memory of the instrument or the inserted microSD card in DAT or RINEX formats.