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DSEWebNet PC Internet Browser Software

DEEP SEA ELECTRONICS LIMITED

DSEWebNet PC Internet Browser
Software Manual

Document Number: 057-168

Author: Ashley Senior

057-168 ISSUE: 8
DSEWebNet PC Internet Browser Software

Deep Sea Electronics Limited

Highfield House
Hunmanby
North Yorkshire
YO14 0PH
ENGLAND

Sales Tel: +44 (0) 1723 890099

Sales Fax: +44 (0) 1723 893303

E-mail: [email protected]
Website:www.deepseaelectronics.com/

DSEWebNet PC Internet Browser Software

© Deep Sea Electronics Limited

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including
photocopying or storing in any medium by electronic means or other) without the written permission of
the copyright holder except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patents
Act 1988.
Applications for the copyright holder’s written permission to reproduce any part of this publication
must be addressed to Deep Sea Electronics Limited at the address above.

The DSE logo and the names DSEWebNet®, DSEGenset®, DSEAts®, DSEControl® and DSEPower®
are UK registered trademarks of Deep Sea Electronics Limited.

Any reference to trademarked product names used within this publication is owned by their respective
companies.

Deep Sea Electronics Limited reserves the right to change the contents of this document without prior
notice.

Amendments Since Last Publication

Issue Comments
1 Initial release
1.1 Changed to reference DSEGateway rather than DSE890.
2 Updates for phase 4 features.
3 Added information for Admin section.
4 Updates for phase 5 features.
5 Updates to Device Compatibility, Page Editor Mode, and Event Triggers
6 Update to Version 2 of DSEWebNet
7 Update to Version 2.19.1 of DSEWebNet
8 Update to version 2.26. Added information for Gencomm PLC button.

Typeface: The typeface used in this document is Arial. Care must be taken not to mistake the upper-case letter I with the numeral 1. The numeral
1 has a top serif to avoid this confusion.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page
1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. 6
1.1 CLARIFICATION OF NOTATION ............................................................................................ 7
1.2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS .......................................................................................................... 7
1.3 BIBLIOGRAPHY ...................................................................................................................... 9
1.3.1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................................... 9
1.3.2 MANUALS ......................................................................................................................... 9
1.3.3 TRAINING GUIDES ........................................................................................................ 11
2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................... 12
2.1 DSE GATEWAY ..................................................................................................................... 12
2.2 PC INTERNET BROWSER COMPATIBILITY ....................................................................... 12
2.2.1 GOOGLE CHROME ........................................................................................................ 12
2.2.2 MICROSOFT EDGE ........................................................................................................ 12
2.2.3 MOZILLA FIREFOX ........................................................................................................ 12
2.3 SMART DEVICE INTERNET BROWSERS & APPLICATIONS ........................................... 12
2.4 DEVICE COMPATIBILITY ..................................................................................................... 13
3 GETTING STARTED ......................................................................................... 14
3.1 REGISTERING AN ACCOUNT .............................................................................................. 14
3.1.1 ACCOUNT TYPES AND USES ...................................................................................... 14
3.1.1.1 USER ACCOUNT .................................................................................................... 14
3.1.1.2 ORGANISATION ACCOUNT ................................................................................... 14
3.1.2 REGISTERING A USER ACCOUNT .............................................................................. 15
3.1.2.1 NEW USER REGISTRATION FORM ...................................................................... 16
3.1.3 REGISTERING AN ORGANISATION ACCOUNT .......................................................... 17
3.1.3.1 NEW ORGANISATION REGISTRATION FORM .................................................... 18
3.2 LOGGING IN .......................................................................................................................... 20
3.2.1 MAXIMUM FAILED LOGIN ATTEMPTS EXCEEDED .................................................... 21
3.3 CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM .............................................................................................. 22
3.3.1 ADDING OR REMOVING A SITE (DSEGATEWAY) ...................................................... 22
3.3.2 ADDING OR REMOVING A DSE CONTROLLER FROM A SITE .................................. 24
3.3.3 IMPORT GATEWAYS AND MODULES ......................................................................... 26
3.3.4 EXPORT GATEWAYS AND MODULES ......................................................................... 27
3.3.5 DELETE GATEWAY ....................................................................................................... 28
4 OPERATING DSEWEBNET .............................................................................. 29
4.1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW............................................................................................................. 29
4.2 LANGUAGE SELECTION ..................................................................................................... 30
4.3 CONFIGURATION MODE ..................................................................................................... 30
4.3.1 ACCOUNT ....................................................................................................................... 31
4.3.1.1 GENERAL ................................................................................................................ 31
4.3.1.2 MOBILE DEVICES ................................................................................................... 32
4.3.1.3 GATEWAYS AND MODULES ................................................................................. 35
4.3.1.4 TEMPLATES ............................................................................................................ 37
4.3.1.5 SYSTEM NOTIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 38
4.3.2 REPORTS ....................................................................................................................... 39
4.3.3 EVENT TRIGGERS (EMAIL AND SMS MESSAGES).................................................... 48
4.3.3.1 GATEWAY TRIGGER .............................................................................................. 49
4.3.3.2 MODULE TRIGGER ................................................................................................ 51
4.3.4 MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................. 58
4.3.5 ADMIN ............................................................................................................................. 59
4.3.5.1 USERS ..................................................................................................................... 59
4.3.5.2 GROUPS .................................................................................................................. 60
4.3.5.2.1 GROUPS ......................................................................................................... 60
4.3.5.2.2 CONTROL GROUPS ...................................................................................... 61
4.3.5.3 PERMISSIONS ........................................................................................................ 64
4.3.5.3.1 ROLES ............................................................................................................ 65

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4.3.5.4 DISPLAY SETTINGS ............................................................................................... 72

4.3.5.4.1 GUI SKIN ......................................................................................................... 74
4.3.5.4.2 GUI COLOURS ............................................................................................... 75
4.3.5.4.3 DEVICE ICONS............................................................................................... 77
4.3.5.4.4 FOOTER TEXT ............................................................................................... 78
4.3.5.5 ORGANISATIONS ................................................................................................... 79
4.3.5.5.1 ORGANISATION ............................................................................................. 79
4.3.5.5.2 ORGANISATION GATEWAYS & MODULES ................................................. 80
4.3.5.5.3 MAINTENANCE TASKS ................................................................................. 81
4.3.5.6 GATEWAYS & MODULES....................................................................................... 82
4.3.5.6.1 GATEWAYS .................................................................................................... 82
4.3.5.6.2 MODULES ....................................................................................................... 84
4.4 RSS FEED .............................................................................................................................. 91
4.5 VIEW FAQ .............................................................................................................................. 92
4.6 WIDGET TEMPLATES........................................................................................................... 93
4.6.1 EDIT TEMPLATE ............................................................................................................ 94
4.6.2 ADD TEMPLATE ............................................................................................................. 94
4.6.2.1 CREATE A BLANK TEMPLATE .............................................................................. 95
4.6.2.2 COPY AN EXISTING TEMPLATE ........................................................................... 95
4.6.3 ADDING, EDITING & DELETING PAGES ...................................................................... 96
4.6.4 EDITING WIDGETS ........................................................................................................ 97
4.6.5 ADDING A NEW WIDGET .............................................................................................. 98
4.6.5.1 ALARM TABLE ........................................................................................................ 99
4.6.5.2 BOX .......................................................................................................................... 99
4.6.5.3 BUTTON................................................................................................................... 99
4.6.5.4 DATA DISPLAY ..................................................................................................... 100
4.6.5.5 DATE ...................................................................................................................... 100
4.6.5.6 DIAL ....................................................................................................................... 101
4.6.5.7 DIGITAL DISPLAY ................................................................................................. 103
4.6.5.8 FLEX OUTPUT ...................................................................................................... 104
4.6.5.9 FLEXIBLE SENDER .............................................................................................. 104
4.6.5.10 GRAPH................................................................................................................... 105
4.6.5.11 IO TABLE ............................................................................................................... 106
4.6.5.12 LED ........................................................................................................................ 107
4.6.5.13 LED MULTI............................................................................................................. 107
4.6.5.14 LABEL .................................................................................................................... 108
4.6.5.15 LOOKUP ................................................................................................................ 108
4.6.5.16 ODOMETER .......................................................................................................... 109
4.6.5.17 TABLE .................................................................................................................... 110
4.6.5.18 TIER 4 .................................................................................................................... 111
4.7 GATEWAY CONFIGURATION & CONNECTION STATUS ............................................... 112
4.7.1 GATEWAY CONNECTION STATUS ICON .................................................................. 112
4.7.2 GATEWAY CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................... 112
4.8 SYSTEM NAVIGATION ....................................................................................................... 113
4.8.1 OVERVIEW PAGE ........................................................................................................ 113
4.8.1.1 GATEWAY VIEW ................................................................................................... 114
4.8.1.2 MODULE VARIANT ............................................................................................... 115
4.8.1.3 CUSTOM GROUP VIEW ....................................................................................... 116
4.8.1.4 CONTROL GROUP VIEW ..................................................................................... 117
4.8.2 MAP PAGE .................................................................................................................... 118
4.8.3 EVENTS PAGE ............................................................................................................. 119
4.8.4 DSE CONTROLLER STATUS ...................................................................................... 120
4.9 ALARM AND EVENT ALERT MESSAGES ........................................................................ 121
4.10 MAP FEATURE ................................................................................................................ 122
4.10.1 STREET VIEW TOOL ................................................................................................... 123
4.10.2 SHOW LINES & WAY POINTS (LIVE LOCATION MONITORING) ............................. 123
4.10.3 MAP ICONS .................................................................................................................. 124
4.10.3.1 DSE SITE (DSEGATEWAY) ICON ........................................................................ 124
4.10.3.2 DSE CONTROLLER ICONS .................................................................................. 124
4.10.3.3 GATEWAY OR DSE CONTROLLER STATUS ..................................................... 125

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4.10.4 GEOFENCES ................................................................................................................ 126

4.11 SYSTEM VIEW LEVEL .................................................................................................... 127
4.11.1 WEBNET ....................................................................................................................... 127
4.11.1.1 OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................ 128
4.11.2 SPECIFIC SITE ............................................................................................................. 130
4.11.2.1 MAP........................................................................................................................ 130
4.11.2.2 EVENTS ................................................................................................................. 131
4.11.2.3 IO............................................................................................................................ 132
4.11.2.4 INFO ....................................................................................................................... 133
4.11.2.5 CALENDAR ............................................................................................................ 134
4.11.2.5.1 ......................................................................................................................... 134
4.11.3 DSE CONTROLLER ..................................................................................................... 135
4.11.3.1 GENERATOR/S2 ................................................................................................... 136
4.11.3.2 MAINS/S1............................................................................................................... 137
4.11.3.3 ENGINE.................................................................................................................. 138
4.11.3.4 INPUTS .................................................................................................................. 139
4.11.3.5 OUTPUTS .............................................................................................................. 140
4.11.3.6 CONTROL BUTTONS ........................................................................................... 141
4.11.3.7 ALARMS................................................................................................................. 147
4.11.3.8 VIEWING HISTORIC DATA GRAPH ..................................................................... 148

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Introduction

1 INTRODUCTION
This document details the use of the DSEWebNet® Software, which is compatible with the
DSEGenset®, DSEAts® and DSEControl® range of products.

The manual forms part of the product and should be kept for the entire life of the product. If the
product is passed or supplied to another party, ensure that this document is passed to them for
reference purposes.

This manual covers the registration and operation of the DSEWebNet for DSE products. This is not a
controlled document. DSE does not automatically inform on updates. Any future updates of this
document are included on the DSE website at www.deepseaelectronics.com

The DSEWebNet Software in conjunction with the DSE890, DSE890 MKII or DSE891 Gateway allows
the user to remotely monitor and control a wide range of modules via a supported internet browser.
Once connected, the software allows easy, controlled access to various operating parameters within
the module which can then be viewed as required.

The DSEWebNet must only be used by competent, qualified personnel, as it is possible to operate the
module from a remote location which may have safety implications on the panel / set to which it is
fitted. Access to certain sections of the system may be restricted on a user account by the
organisation account it is registered too.

The information contained in this manual must be read in conjunction with the information contained
in the appropriate module documentation. This manual only details which settings are available and
how they may be used. Separate manuals deal with the operation of the individual module and its
ancillaries, refer to the section entitled Bibliography elsewhere in this document.

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1.1 CLARIFICATION OF NOTATION

Clarification of notation used within this publication.

Highlights an essential element of a procedure to ensure correctness.

NOTE:

Indicates a procedure or practice, which, if not strictly observed, could

CAUTION! result in damage or destruction of equipment.

Indicates a procedure or practice, which could result in injury to

WARNING! personnel or loss of life if not followed correctly.

1.2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Term Description
AMF Automatic Mains Fail
ATS Automatic Transfer Switch
AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator
CAN Controller Area Network. Vehicle standard to allow digital devices to
communicate to one another.
CDMA Code Division Multiple Access. Cell phone access used in small number of
areas including parts of the USA and Australia.
Controller Refers to the DSE product connected to the DSE890, DSE890 MKII or DSE891
Module DSEGateway devices.
DEF Diesel Exhaust Fluid (AdBlue). A liquid used as a consumable in the SCR
process to lower nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide concentration in engine
exhaust emissions.
DPF Diesel Particulate Filter. A filter fitted to the exhaust of an engine to remove
diesel particulate matter or soot from the exhaust gas.
DTC Diagnostic Trouble Code
The name for the entire fault code sent by an engine ECU.
ECU/ECM Engine Control Unit/Management
An electronic device that monitors engine parameters and regulates the fuelling.
Gateway Refers to the DSE890, DSE890 MKII and DSE891 DSEGateway devices.
Site
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GPS Global Positioning System
A global navigation satellite system that provides geolocation and time
information.
GSM Global System for Mobile communications.
Cell phone technology used in most of the World.
GUI Graphical User Interface
HEST High Exhaust System Temperature. Initiates when DPF filter is full in conjunction
with an extra fuel injector in the exhaust system to burn off accumulated diesel
particulate matter or soot.
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
ISBN International Standard Bibliographic Description
LED Light Emitting Diode
MPU Magnetic Pickup Unit
PLC Programmable Logic Controller. A programmable digital device used to create
logic for a specific purpose.
RSS RDF Site Summary. A web feed that allows users and applications to access
updates to websites in a standardized, computer-readable format.

Parameter descriptions are continued overleaf…

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Term Description
SCADA Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
A system that operates with coded signals over communication channels to
provide control and monitoring of remote equipment
SCR Selective Catalytic Reduction. A process that uses DEF with the aid of a catalyst
to convert nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide into nitrogen and water to reduce
engine exhaust emission.
SIM Subscriber Identity Module.
The small card supplied by the GSM/CDMA provider that is inserted into the cell
phone, GSM modem or DSEGateway device to give GSM/GPRS connection.
SMS Short Message Service. The text messaging service of mobile/cell phones.
USB Universal Serial Bus

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1.3 BIBLIOGRAPHY
This document refers to and is referred by the following DSE publications which are obtained from the
DSE website: www.deepseaelectronics.com or by contacting DSE technical support:
[email protected].

1.3.1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Installation instructions are supplied with the product in the box and are intended as a ‘quick start’
guide only.

DSE Part Description

053-140 DSE890 & DSE891 Installation Instructions

1.3.2 MANUALS

Product manuals are obtained from the DSE website: www.deepseaelectronics.com or by contacting
DSE technical support: [email protected].

DSE Part Description

057-077 DSE72xx & DSE73xx Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-093 DSE4410 & DSE4420 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-096 DSE6110 & DSE6120 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-114 DSE6010 & DSE6020 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-117 DSE7110 & DSE7120 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-119 DSE8610, DSE8620 & DSE8660 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-127 DSE8710 & DSE8760 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-156 DSE334 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-160 DSE7410 & DSE7420 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-164 DSE8810 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Operators Manual
057-304 DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway Operator Manual
057-172 DSE4510 & DSE4520 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-174 DSE8860 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-178 DSE4310 & DSE4320 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-185 DSE7110 MKII & DSE7120 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-186 DSEP100 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-187 DSEL400 & DSEL401 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-201 DSE4610 & DSE4620 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-203 DSEE800 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-222 DSEL401 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-223 DSE6010 MKII & DSE6020 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-224 DSE6110 MKII & DSE6120 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-235 DSEWebNet Smart Device Software Manual
057-237 DSE335 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-238 DSE8610 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-243 DSE7310 MKII & DSE7320 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-251 DSEE400 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-258 DSE4510 MKII & DSE4520 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-262 DSE7410 MKII & DSE7420 MKII Configuration Suite PC Software Manual
057-267 DSEE100 Configuration Suite PC Software Manual

Parameter descriptions are continued overleaf…

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DSE Part Description

057-323 DSEG8600 Operator Manual
057-322 DSEG8600 Software Manual
057-324 DSEG8660 Software Manual
057-325 DSEG8660 Operator Manual
057-327 DSEG8680 Operator Manual
057-326 DSEG8680 Software Manual

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1.3.3 TRAINING GUIDES

Training guides are provided as ‘hand-out’ sheets on specific subjects during training sessions and
contain specific information regarding to that subject.

DSE Part Description

056-006 Introduction to Comms
056-097 USB Earth Loop and Isolation

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2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 DSE GATEWAY
For information with regards to setting up the DSE890, DSE890 MKII or DSE891 Gateway Device,,
refer to DSE Publications: 057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway Operators Manual and 057-304
DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway Operators Manual located on the DSE website:
www.deepseaelectronics.com

2.2 PC INTERNET BROWSER COMPATIBILITY

2.2.1 GOOGLE CHROME

DSEWebNet is optimised for the latest version of the Google Chrome web browser.

2.2.2 MICROSOFT EDGE

DSEWebNet is optimised for the latest version of the Microsoft Edge web browser.

2.2.3 MOZILLA FIREFOX

DSEWebNet is optimised for the latest version of the Mozilla Firefox web browser.

2.3 SMART DEVICE INTERNET BROWSERS & APPLICATIONS

For information with regards to using the DSEWebNet on a smart device, refer to DSE Publication:
057-235 DSEWebNet Smart Device Software Manual which is found on the DSE website:
www.deepseaelectronics.com

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2.4 DEVICE COMPATIBILITY

At the time of printing, the following devices are currently compatible with the DSE890, DSE890 MKII
& DSE891. Other devices are being added as part of our ongoing development.

NOTE: Not all variants are available in all markets.

NOTE: Not all instrumentation is available with all controllers. Refer to the Configuration
Suite PC Software manual relevant to your controller for details of supported instrumentation.

DSE Controller
DSE334
DSE335
DSEE100
DSEE400
DSEE800
DSEL400
DSEL401, DSEL401 MKII
DSEP100
DSE4310, DSE4310 NC
DSE4320, DSE4320 NC
DSE4410 CAN, DSE4410 MPU
DSE4420 CAN, DSE4420 MPU
DSE4510, DSE4510 NC, DSE4510 RT, DSE4510 RTH, DSE4510 MKII
DSE4520, DSE4520 NC, DSE4520 RT, DSE4520 RTH, DSE4520 A1, DSE4520 MKII
DSE4610, DSE4610 RTH
DSE4620, DSE4620 RTH
DSE6010 CAN, DSE6010 MPU, DSE6010 MKII
DSE6020 CAN, DSE6020 MPU, DSE6020 MKII
DSE6110 CAN, DSE6110 MPU, DSE6110 MKII
DSE6120 CAN, DSE6120 MPU, DSE6120 A3, DSE6120 MKII
DSE7110, DSE7110 MKII
DSE7120, DSE7120 MKII
DSE7210
DSE7220
DSE7310, DSE7310 MKII
DSE7320, DSE7320 MKII
DSE7410, DSE7410 MKII
DSE7420, DSE7420 MKII
DSE7450
DSE8610, DSE8610 MKI
DSE8620
DSE8660, DSE8660 MKII
DSE8710
DSE8760
DSE8810
DSE8860
DSEG8600
DSEG8660
DSEG8680

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3 GETTING STARTED
Launch a compatible internet browser and navigate to the website: www.dsewebnet.com to access
the DSEWebNet Software.

3.1 REGISTERING AN ACCOUNT

3.1.1 ACCOUNT TYPES AND USES

3.1.1.1 USER ACCOUNT

A User Account is a quick and straightforward way for a single user to start and take control of
compatible DSE devices remotely.

A User Account is best suited to those who:

• Only have a small number of DSE devices to monitor

• Do not require all the additional features of the Organisation Account
• Needs to be registered under an Organisation Account (by means of Technical Support) to
restrict their access. A User Account can be created using Admin/Users in the Configuration
Mode section. See the section entitled Users elsewhere in this document.

3.1.1.2 ORGANISATION ACCOUNT

An Organisation Account is a straightforward way for an organisation or company manager to start

and take control of compatible DSE devices.

An Organisation Account is best suited to an organisation or company who:

• Have multiple users who want to gain additional features.
• Have several DSE devices to monitor.
• Want to create access permissions to limit access for certain User Accounts registered to the
organisation.

In addition to access permissions, an Organisation Account can use the following additional features:

• Geofencing
• Geotracking
• Sending reports and event triggers to multiple users
• Controlling multiple modules of the same type simultaneously
• Customisable graphical user interface
• Configurable module and gateway names

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3.1.2 REGISTERING A USER ACCOUNT

To register a new User Account, click on Register in the Register User section located on the right-
hand side of the webpage, the registration form then appears.

Click to register a new user account for the

DSEWebNet

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3.1.2.1 NEW USER REGISTRATION FORM

NOTE: If the confirmation email for the DSEWebNet registration is not received, check the
email’s junk or spam email folder.

Once the registration form has been completed, click the Register button to complete. An email is sent
to the new user’s email address to confirm the registration. To cancel the registration, click the Cancel
button.

Blank registration form Example of a completed registration form

Field Description
Username Enter the desired username for the new user’s account.

Password NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE

Enter the desired password for the new user’s account.

Confirm Password NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE

Re-enter the desired password for confirmation
First Name Enter the new user’s first name
Last Name Enter the new user’s last name

NOTE: A registration confirmation email is sent to the email

Email address entered, ensure the email address is valid.
Enter the new user’s email address. This is the default address
allocated to events triggers and reports when configured.
Confirm Email Re-enter the new user’s email address for confirmation
Enter the new user’s mobile phone number with the country code.
Phone Number
This is the default number allocated to web events when configured.
Captcha Enter the text displayed in the image below.
Click button to change the Captcha image if the text is not clear.
Click button to enunciate the text in the Captcha image if it is not
clear.

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3.1.3 REGISTERING AN ORGANISATION ACCOUNT

To register an Organisation Account, click on Register in the Register Organisation section located on
the right-hand side of the webpage, the registration form then appears.

Click to register a new Organisation Account

for the DSEWebNet

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3.1.3.1 NEW ORGANISATION REGISTRATION FORM

NOTE: If the confirmation email for the DSEWebNet registration is not received, check the
email’s junk or spam email folder.

Once the registration form has been completed, click the Register button to complete. An email is sent
to the organisation administrator’s email address to confirm the registration. To cancel the registration,
click the Cancel button.

Blank registration form Example of a completed registration form

Organisation Details

Field Description

NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE

Organisation Name NOTE: This name is used when a User Account requests to
join the Organisation Account.
Enter the name of the organisation or company the account is for.
Building Name/Number Enter the building name or number of the organisation or company.
Street Enter the street the organisation or company is located on.
Town Enter the town the organisation or company is located in.
City Enter the city the organisation or company is located in.
Post/Zip Code Enter the post or zip code of the organisation or company.
Country Select the country the organisation or company is located in.

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Organisation Administrator Account Details

Field Description
Username Enter the desired username for the organisation account.

Password NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE

Enter the desired password for the organisation account.
Confirm Password
NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE
Re-enter the desired password for confirmation
First Name Enter the organisation administrator’s first name
Last Name Enter the organisation administrator’s last name
Email
NOTE: A registration confirmation email is be sent to the
email address entered, ensure the email address is valid.
Enter the organisation administrator’s email address. This is the
default address allocated to events triggers and reports when
configured.
Re-enter the organisation administrator’s email address for
Confirm Email
confirmation
Phone Number Enter the organisation administrator’s mobile phone number with the
country code. This is the default number allocated to web events
when configured.
Captcha Enter the text displayed in the image below.
Click button to change the image if the text is not clear.

Click button to enunciate the text in the image if it is not clear.

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3.2 LOGGING IN

NOTE: To log in to the DSEWebNet, a user account is required. To register an account,

refer to the section entitled ‘Registering an Account’ elsewhere in this document.

Launch a compatible internet browser and navigate to the website: https://dsewebnet.com to access
the DSEWebNet Software.

To login, type the registered account details into the Account Login section. This is located on the left-
hand side of the webpage.

Enter user account details to login.

Field Description
Username Enter the username of the registered account

Password NOTE: This field is CASE SENSITIVE

Enter the password of the registered account

NOTE: If the password retrieval email is not received, check

the email’s junk or spam email folder.
Reset Password To retrieve a forgotten or lost password, click the Reset Password
button. Enter the username of the account and the captcha, then click
Reset Password. A new password is sent to the registered email
address for that account.

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3.2.1 MAXIMUM FAILED LOGIN ATTEMPTS EXCEEDED

If the user’s password is entered incorrectly three times, the account is locked, and the password
must be reset. To reset the user’s password, click on the Reset Password option in the Account Login
section located on the left-hand side of the webpage. This sends a new password to the registered
email address for that account. If the reset password email is not received, check the email’s junk or
spam email folder.

Maximum Failed
Login Attempts
Exceeded warning

Reset Password
option

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3.3 CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM

3.3.1 ADDING OR REMOVING A SITE (DSEGATEWAY)

NOTE: To add a DSEGateway to the DSEWebNet, the DSEGateway MUST have been
connected to the configured DSE Controllers and the internet by an Ethernet or GPRS/GSM
connection at least once.

Upon first login, the user is presented with a ‘blank’ account with no DSEGateway Devices configured.
To add or remove a DSEGateway to the account, click on Manage Gateways and Modules located on
the top right-hand corner of the webpage. The devices section of the Account Settings is opened.

Click to add or remove a DSE module

to the DSEWebNet®

To add a DSEGateway to the account, click the Plus button located on the top right-hand corner
of the webpage. The Add New Gateway option is opened.

Click to add or remove a

DSE module to the
DSEWebNet®

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NOTE: For information with regards to the setup of the DSEGateway, refer to DSE
Publications: 057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway Operators Manual and 057-304 DSE890 MKII
4G Gateway Operators Manual located on the DSE website: www.deepseaelectronics.com

To add a DSEGateway to the user’s account, the Gateway USB ID and Password are required. This
information is in the DSEGateway configuration screens.

The Gateway USB ID is located under the

Status | Info section of the DSEGateway® configuration.

Exit without
saving

Click to The Password is located under the Gateway Setup section of the
continue DSEGateway® configuration.

If the DSEGateway being added to the user account has not been connected to the internet at least
once, the below error message appears. Check to ensure that the DSEGateway is connected to the
internet by ensuring the LINK LED is green on the DSEGateway.

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3.3.2 ADDING OR REMOVING A DSE CONTROLLER FROM A SITE

NOTE: For more information, refer to DSE publication: 057-151 DSE Configuration Suite
PC Software Installation & Operation Manual located on our website:
https://www.deepseaelectronics.com

Click to add or remove a

DSE controller

The DSE controllers available to be added to the DSEWebNet are displayed. To identify the DSE
controller, the DSEWebNet uses the controller’s Gen Set ID, USB ID or Configured DSEWebNet ID
depending on what is available.

Select the DSE controller(s) to USB ID of the DSE An example of a

be added to the DSEWebNet. controller(s) that are, or DSE controller
Unselected DSE controller(s) have been connected to using the Gen
are removed. the DSEGateway® Set ID or
Configured
DSEWebNet ID
as the identifier

An example of a
DSE controller
using the USB ID
as the identifier

Save the changes Exit without

that have made saving

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The DSE controller’s Gen Set Identity is found using the DSE Configuration Suite PC Software. Refer
to the DSE controller’s Software Manual for further details.

The DSE controller’s Configured DSEWebNet Gateway/Module Alias is found using the Admin
section of the DSEWebNet. For further details refer to the section entitled Admin elsewhere in this
document.

The DSE controller’s USB ID is found using the DSE Configuration Suite PC Software as shown
below.

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3.3.3 IMPORT GATEWAYS AND MODULES

To import a DSEGateway to the account, click the Import Gateways and Modules button located
on the top right-hand corner of the webpage. The Import Gateways and Modules option is opened.

Click to import DSE

Gateway

Enter the Filename and password on the pop-up window.

Enter the filename or

click Browse to find the
file

Enter the Gateway

Multiple languages are selectable when using the DSEWebNet. The default is set by the User
Account settings though it is changeable whilst using the DSEWebNet by clicking on the Language
Flag.

The Language Flag indicates the currently

select language. Click to change.

4.3 CONFIGURATION MODE

NOTE: Depending upon access restrictions set by the Organisation Administrator, some
options and sections may not be accessible by the user.

The Configuration Mode is entered by clicking on the cog icon in the top right-hand corner of the
webpage.

To exit the Configuration Mode, use the System View Level and Navigation section in the top left-
hand corner of the webpage.

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4.3.1 ACCOUNT

4.3.1.1 GENERAL

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4.3.1.4 TEMPLATES

NOTE: For more information on how to add a Widget Template refer to the section entitled
Widget Templates elsewhere in this document.

The Templates section shows the Widget Template that have created by the user or forced to them by
the organisation administrator. The Widget Templates allow the user to edit the graphical user
interface of the DSE Controller View Level by adding, editing, and removing pages and the
information displayed on them.

To create a new Widget Template, click the Plus button located on the top right-hand corner of the
webpage. The Widget Template Editor option is opened. The user is requested to set the Widget
Template for the User or Organisation upon saving.

Table containing the Widget Click the Edit Click the Plus
Templates that are available button to button to create a
for the user to utilise. These edit an existing new Widget
can be filtered using the Widget Template.
search option Template.

Click the Delete button to

delete the Widget Template.
Deleting an organisation
Widget Template removes it
from all user accounts in the
organisation.

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4.3.1.5 SYSTEM NOTIFICATIONS

The purpose of the System Notifications page is to offer a platform for informing users about
scheduled downtimes, service disruption messages, and other relevant updates.

Table containing the System Notifications

These can be filtered using the search
option.

Clicking on the notification will bring up a

popup window will the relevant message.

Click the Delete button to

delete the System Notification
once it has been read.

System Notifications popup window

Once the message has been read it can be

closed by clicking on the Cancel button.

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4.3.2 REPORTS

NOTE: A Report only operates if the DSE Controller supports the instrument and related
alarms selected. Refer to the DSE Controller’s Operators Manual for further details.

NOTE: A Report only displays the previous months’ worth of data at a maximum.

It is possible to configure the DSEWebNet to send an email containing a report on a certain DSE
Controller’s instruments or events automatically at configurable intervals. Reports can be configured
by administrators of organisational accounts and subsequently assigned to a user through a group.

NOTE: For information with regards to the setup of the DSEGateway, refer to DSE
Publication: 057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway Operators Manual located on the DSE
website: www.deepseaelectronics.com

The data used to create a report is uploaded to the DSEWebNet server at an interval configured in
the DSEGateway. If the Historic Upload Interval has been disabled, the Reports do not contain any
information. The resolution of the data used in the Reports is also configured in the DSEGateway.

The method used to populate the Reports with data changes depending upon the Data Resolution
configured. For example, if the fuel level of a generator does not change, no information is uploaded
leading to an empty report.

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To create a new report, click the Plus button in the top right-hand corner of the webpage. To run,
editor or delete an existing report, click the appropriate button from the table in the middle of the
webpage for the report entry.

Table containing existing Report Click the Run Now Click the Plus
that can be manually ran, edited, button to run the Report button to create a
or deleted. These can be filtered before it is due. new Report.
using the search option

The format the The scheduled Click the Edit Click the Delete
Report is configured run information button to edit the button to delete the
to be sent in. for the Report details of the Report. Report.

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Below is an example of a configured report. The E-mail is automatically populated using the user’s
account details.

The list of DSE Controllers which

are available to be added to the
report. All DSE Controllers in this
list are of the Module Variant type,
set by the Report configuration.

Parameter Description
Name The name of the report that is used to identify it.
Event: The report is based on Events from the selected DSE Controller’s Event
Log.
Engine Hours: The report displays the current engine hours from the selected
Type
DSE Controllers
Instruments: The report is based on Instrumentation from the selected DSE
Controller.
The type of DSE Controller that the report is configured for. List of available
Module
Module Type is dependent upon what DSE Controllers are configured on the
Variant
user’s account.
Instruments Select the parameters (maximum 5) the report is to be based upon.

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4.3.3 EVENT TRIGGERS (EMAIL AND SMS MESSAGES)

NOTE: An Event Trigger only activates if the DSE Controller’s event log supports the
Event Type used. Refer to the DSE Controller’s Operators Manual for further details.

NOTE: SMS is only applicable when a DSE890 3G or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway is used
and fitted with a suitable SIM card.

The DSEWebNet can be configured to send an email and or SMS upon a new event being logged in
the DSE Controller’s event log. Event Triggers are configured per user account only.

To create a new event trigger, click the Plus button in the top right-hand corner of the webpage.
Existing event triggers are editable by clicking the Edit button for that specific Event Trigger. There
are two categories of event triggers, one for DSE Gateways and another for DSE Controllers.

Table showing all the configured Event Event Suppress Click the Plus
Triggers and which DSE Gateway or Notification enabled button to create a
DSE Controller they are for. These can ( ) or disabled ( ). new Event Trigger.
be filtered using the search option.

The information The method Click the Edit button Click the Delete
the of Event the Event to edit the details of the button to delete the
Trigger contains Trigger is sent Event Trigger Event Trigger.

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4.3.3.1 GATEWAY TRIGGER

There are multiple event trigger types for DSE Gateways, each of which is detailed below. The list of
DSE Gateways which are available to be added to the event trigger is based on the DSE Gateways
added to the user’s account.

Gateway I/O

A Gateway I/O Event Trigger activates when one of DSEGateway’s digital input/outputs has changed
state.

Parameter Description
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.
Trigger On The DSEGateway’s digital input/output used to operate the event trigger.
 On: Event Trigger activates if the selected DSEGateway’s digital
input/output activates.
Direction
 Off: Event Trigger activates if the selected DSEGateway’s digital
input/output de-activates.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the
E-mail configured Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is
automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890
3G or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the
SMS
event trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification Group administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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GPS

A GPS Event Trigger activates when the DSEGateway’s location has changed.

Parameter Description
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.
Geofence: Event Trigger activates if the DSEGateway moves outside or into
the configured Geofence area.
Trigger On
Location Changed: Event Trigger activates if the DSEGateway has moved
by more than 4 km. The event trigger is only sent once every 30 minutes.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the
E-mail configured Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is
automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890
3G or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the
SMS
event trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification Group administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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4.3.3.2 MODULE TRIGGER

There are multiple event trigger types for DSE Controllers, each of which is detailed below. The list of
DSE Controllers which are available to be added to the event trigger is based on the Module Variant
selected in the Event Trigger.

Alarm

An Alarm Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded an alarm.

Parameter Description
The type of DSE Controller that the event trigger is configured for. List of
Module Variant available Module Type is dependent upon what DSE Controllers are
configured on the user’s account.
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.
Trigger On The types of triggers are Warning, Electrical Trip and Shutdown.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the
E-mail configured Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is
automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890
3G or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the
SMS
event trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification Group administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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ECU Code

An ECU Code Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a fault
detected by the ECU.

Parameter Description
The type of DSE Controller that the event trigger is configured for. List of
Module Variant available Module Type is dependent upon what DSE Controllers are
configured on the user’s account.
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the
E-mail configured Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is
automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890
3G or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the
SMS
event trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Group administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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Instrument

NOTE: To use the Instrument Event Trigger feature, the DSEGateway device must be
configured to upload historic data at a suitable interval. Please refer to DSE Publications: 057-
165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway Operators Manual and 057-304 DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway
Operators Manual located on the DSE website: www.deepseaelectronics.com

An Instrument Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s measures an instrument varying
outside of a configured range.

Parameter Description
The type of DSE Controller that the event trigger is configured for. List of available
Module
Module Type is dependent upon what DSE Controllers are configured on the
Variant
user’s account.
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.

NOTE: An Instrumentation Event Trigger only activates if the DSE

Trigger On Controller supports the instrument used. Refer to the DSE Controller’s
Operators Manual for further details.
The instrument used to operate the event trigger.
 Less Than = The event trigger activates when the selected Trigger On
instrument falls below the configured Trigger Level.
 Equal To = The event trigger activates when the selected Trigger On instrument
Direction
equals the configured Trigger Level.
 Greater Than = The event trigger activates when the selected Trigger On
instrument rises above the configured Trigger Level.
Level The event trigger activates at the value of the Trigger On instrument.
Return Level The event trigger de-activates at the value of the Trigger On instrument.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the configured
E-mail Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is automatically populated by
the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890 3G
or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the event
SMS
trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification
administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
Group
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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Module Digital Input

A Digital Input Event Trigger activates when one of DSE Controller’s digital inputs has changed state.

NOTE: A Digital Input Event Trigger only activates if the DSE Controller
Trigger On has the digital input used. Refer to the DSE Controller’s Operators Manual
for further details.
The DSE Controller’s digital input used to operate the event trigger.
 On = Event Trigger activates if the selected DSE Controller’s digital input
activates.
Direction
 Off = Event Trigger activates if the selected DSE Controller’s digital input
de-activates.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the configured
E-mail Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is automatically populated by
the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890 3G
or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the event
SMS
trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification
administrator configures this, for more details see the section entitled Groups
Group
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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Module Digital Output

A Digital Output Event Trigger activates when one of DSE Controller’s digital outputs has changed
state.

NOTE: A Digital Output Event Trigger only activates if the DSE

Trigger On Controller has the digital output used. Refer to the DSE Controller’s
Operators Manual for further details.
The DSE Controller’s digital output used to operate the event trigger.
 On = Event Trigger activates if the selected DSE Controller’s digital output
activates.
Direction
 Off = Event Trigger activates if the selected DSE Controller’s digital output
de-activates.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the configured
E-mail Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is automatically populated by
the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card inserted into the DSE890 3G
or DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the event
SMS
trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification
administrator configures this, for more details see section entitled Groups
Group
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

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Pre-Defined Event

A Pre-Defined Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a defined
event, e.g., Mains Failure.

Parameter Description
The type of DSE Controller that the event trigger is configured for. List of
Module Variant available Module Type is dependent upon what DSE Controllers are
configured on the user’s account.
Name The name used to describe the event trigger when viewing the SMS or email.
Trigger On See table below overleaf for more details.
Alert By The type of alert that is required. Email, SMS, or Mobile notification.
When configured, an email is sent from the DSEWebNet server to the
E-mail configured Email address upon the event trigger activating. This is
automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
When configured, an SMS is sent from the SIM card in the DSE890 3G or
DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway to the configured SMS number upon the event
SMS
trigger activating.
This is automatically populated by the settings for the user’s account.
The organisation group the event trigger is to be sent to. The organisation
Notification
administrator configures this, for more details see section entitled Groups
Group
elsewhere in this document.
Suppress  = The event trigger is sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.
Notifications  = The event trigger is not sent via an email and SMS to the user and group.

Parameter descriptions are continued overleaf…

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Trigger On Description
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Restart
powered up.
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Mains Fail
mains failure
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Mains Return
mains return
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded the
Fuel Remaining
level of fuel remaining
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Fuel Monitor Event
change in the fuel level
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded an
Engine Start
engine start
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s (ATS Controller) event log
Generator Start
has recorded a generator start request has been initiated.
Trigger when the DSE Controller’s (ATS Controller) event log has recorded a
Generator Stop
generator stop has been initiated.
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded an
Engine Stopped
engine stop
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Bus Off Load
Bus Off Load
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Bus On Load
Bus On Load
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Bus Open
Bus Open
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Bus Closed
Bus Closed
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
DTC Overflow
DTC Overflow
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded an
ECU Lamp
ECU Lamp
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded an
AVRECU Code
ECU Code
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
AVR DM1 Alarm
currently active AVR DTC on the engine ECU (ECM).
Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Gen Breaker Open
Gen Breaker Open
Gen Breaker Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded a
Closed Gen Breaker Closed
Changed to Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded
Multiset Mode that the module has changed to Multiset Mode.
Changed to Single Event Trigger activates when the DSE Controller’s event log has recorded
Set Mode that the module has changed to Single Mode.

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4.3.4 MAINTENANCE

The Maintenance section allows scheduling of a maintenance event. An Event Trigger activates when
the DSEWebNet detects that a Maintenance Event is due.

Click to edit the

Click the button
maintenance
to add a new
event.
maintenance event.

The DSE Controller The number of days The name of the user
the maintenance event between the who last completed
is configured for maintenance events the maintenance or
click the button
The to complete it.
maintenance
item
Click the Edit button to
edit the Maintenance Task.
Click the Delete button to
delete the Maintenance
Task.
When adding or editing a maintenance event, the below pop-up box appears.

Select the DSE Controller the Select the Maintenance Task required. To add or edit them.
maintenance event is for. Refer to the Maintenance Task section

Select the Group the maintenance

event notification is sent too.

Enter the number of days between

the maintenance event

Enter the start date the maintenance event

Enter the number of days the maintenance or click the icon to select from a
event can be completed early calendar

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4.3.5 ADMIN

4.3.5.1 USERS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to manage the organisation user accounts.
The organisation administrator can create, delete, and edit a user’s account settings.

Table showing all Click the Upload button to upload Click the Plus
user accounts and register multiple user accounts for button to
registered to the the organisation in an .xls format. create a new
organisation. These user account for
can be filtered Click the Download button to
download the entire organisation’s the organisation.
using the search
option. user database in .xls format.

Click to view, add, or Click to permanently

remove DSE Gateways delete the user’s
and Controllers from the account from the
user’s account. DSEWebNet.

Click to reset Click to edit the

the user’s user account
number of failed details and
login attempts. organisation role.

User account Click to send Click to confirm the Click to ‘login’ to the
information and a test email to account creation user’s account without
organisation role. the user’s when created by the the need for a username
email address organisation admin. or password.

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4.3.5.2 GROUPS

4.3.5.2.1 GROUPS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to create and manage groups of organisation
users, sites, or sets. These groups are used to provide a method of sending one Event Trigger or
Report notification to multiple organisation users, or group certain sites and sets together to make
viewing for the organisation users easier.

Table showing all the groups of organisation Click the Plus button
users, gateways, or controllers. These can be to create a group for the
filtered using the search option. organisation.

Click the Edit button to view/edit an

existing Group’s name, users, gateways, or
controllers.

Click the Delete

button to delete the
Group.

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4.3.5.2.2 CONTROL GROUPS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to create and manage Control Groups for the
same type of DSE Controllers within the organisation. These control groups are used to provide a
method of sending control commands (such as start/stop requests) to multiple DSE Controllers within
the organisation to make control over multiple DSE Controllers for the organisation users easier.

Table showing all the control groups for the

Click the Plus button
organisation’s controllers. These can be
to create a control group
filtered using the search option.
for the organisation.

The type of DSE Click the Edit button to view/edit an Click the Delete
Controller the existing Control Group’s name, controller type button to delete the
Control Group is or grouped controllers. Control Group.
configured for.

Adding a Digital Output

Utilising a digital output enables the transmission of data to a Gencomm address. This functionality
allows data transmission through the control group window using a custom button.

Select New
to add a
new digital Digital output to
output. be used with a
custom button.

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Adding a Custom Button

The custom button feature is available in the New Group and Edit Group pop-up boxes and is used to
activate PLC code on the modules if used in conjunction with a Digital Output.

Select
New to
access
the Edit
Group
form.

Select
Custom
to add a
new
custom
button.
Enter the
address
settings for
the custom
button to
write a
value to a
PLC
Gencomm
store.

Parameter Description
Image Select Custom from the drop down list.
The image used for the custom button. Dimensions allowed are 85 px X 85 px
Custom Image
and must be no larger than 50 KB in png format.
Page The memory page number of a section of 256 registers.
The register offset is the distance or displacement number from the base
Offset
address to a specific location within a memory segment.
Type This is a 16 or 32 bit signed or unsigned value.
Value The value sent to the decimal address.

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Custom
button
appears in
Custom
Button
tab.

The
button
appears
when
grouping
is set to
Control
Group.

Button appears in
window. Refer to
section entitled
Control Group
View elsewhere in
this document for
further information

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4.3.5.3 PERMISSIONS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to create and manage user roles. These roles
are used to create restrictions for organisation users by assigning them certain permissions. These
restrictions could include preventing a user from starting/stopping a generator.

Table showing all the permission roles Click the Plus button
within the organisation. These can be to create a Role for the
filtered using the search option. organisation.

Click the Edit button to view/edit an Click the Delete

existing Role’s name and permissions button to delete the
Role.

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4.3.5.3.1 ROLES

 = Users within the Role cannot add, remove, or edit
DSE Gateways or DSE Controllers to all user accounts
Manage registered to the same organisation.
Manage Users Organisation  = Allow users within the Role to add or remove or edit
Devices DSE Gateways or DSE Controllers to all user accounts
registered to the same organisation as documented in the
section entitled Gateways and Modules in this document.
 = Users within the Role cannot send commands to reset
Send Gateway Reset
the Gateway.
Commands Gateway
 = Allow users within the Role to reset the Gateway.
 = Users within the Role cannot control another user’s
Maskerade as account without using a Username or Password.
Another User  =.Allows a user within a Role to control another user’s
account without using a Username or Password.
 = Users within the Role cannot allow a user within a
Access the
Role to access the site Admin pages.
Site Admin
 =.Allows a user within a Role to access the site Admin
Pages
pages.

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4.3.5.4 DISPLAY SETTINGS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to customise the Graphical User Interface
(GUI) to match the branding and colour scheme for the organisation. Once set up, the customised
GUI is then forced onto any user that is part of that organisation.

An example of a customer GUI for the DSEWebNet is shown below.

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Set Language

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to configure a default language for all users
within the organisation.

Select the default language for all Click to apply the organisation
users registered in the Organisation. language change.

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4.3.5.4.1 GUI SKIN

Click to select the custom

image to upload.

 = Use custom image

image of the custom
image being uploaded.

Click to select the custom

image to upload.

Select the specific DSE

module the custom images
are being uploaded for.

Customised
Icons Description Severity Standard Image
Image Example
Changes the map
icon for the sites.
Gateway Image Dimensions:
N/A
Icon 100p x 100p Max
Size: 50 kb Max
Allowed Format: PNG
Normal

Changes the map Warning

icon for all module
types. Shutdown
Module
Image Dimensions:
Icon Electrical Trip /
100p x 100p Max
Controlled Shutdown
Size: 50 kb Max
Allowed Format: PNG Offline

Running

Normal

Changes the map Warning

icon for the selected
module only. Shutdown
Module
Image Dimensions:
Variant Electrical Trip /
100p x 100p Max
Controlled Shutdown
Size: 50 kb Max
Allowed Format: PNG Offline

Running

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4.3.5.4.4 FOOTER TEXT

Enter the text to appear in the To view a user guide for

footer. When left blank, the the note editor, click the
standard DSE footer is used, Info button
examples are shown below.

Click to save
changes.

Standard Footer Example Custom Footer Example

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4.3.5.5 ORGANISATIONS

4.3.5.5.1 ORGANISATION

Information relating to the

Organisation.

Information Description
Name The name of the organisation the account is registered to.
Membership Level The membership level of the organisation. For DSE internal use only.
Users The current number of user accounts registered to the organisation.
Max Users The maximum number of user accounts that can be registered to the
organisation.

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4.3.5.5.2 ORGANISATION GATEWAYS & MODULES

NOTE: For more detailed instructions on how to add a DSE Gateway or DSE Controller to
a user’s account, refer to the section entitled Configuring the System elsewhere in this
document.

The DSEWebNet can allow the organisation administrator to add or remove a DSE Gateway or DSE
Controller to their organisation. In doing so, every user registered to the organisation gains or loses
access to that DSE Gateway or DSE Controller. To add a DSEGateway to the organisation, click the
Plus button located on the top right-hand corner of the webpage. The Add New Gateway option is
opened.

Table containing the DSE Gateways Click the Edit Gateway

Click the Plus
and DSE Controllers that are currently button to Add/Remove DSE
button to add a
registered to the organisation and Controllers to every DSEGateway to
available to every organisation user’s organisation user’s account
every
account. These can be filtered using which are connected to the
organisation
the search option. DSEGateway
user’s account.

Click the Delete

button to delete the DSE
Gateway and connected
DSE Controllers from
every organisation
user’s account.

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4.3.5.5.3 MAINTENANCE TASKS

NOTE: To configure a maintenance schedule, refer to the sections entitled Calendar and
Maintenance elsewhere in this document.

The DSEWebNet allows users to create maintenance schedules for their DSE Controllers based on
certain tasks. The DSEWebNet enables the organisation administrator to create specific maintenance
task if the suggested defaults are not applicable.

Table containing the available maintenance Click the Plus

task for the organisation users and their button to add a
respective service interval. These can be new custom
filtered using the search option. maintenance task

Click the Edit button to edit the name and Click the Delete
service internal (in days) of the custom button to delete a
created maintenance task custom created
maintenance task.

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4.3.5.6 GATEWAYS & MODULES

4.3.5.6.1 GATEWAYS

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to edit a Gateway added to any user in their
organisation.

Table containing all the gateways that are Click the Edit button
currently registered to the organisation and to Gateway information
are any organisation user’s account. These such as Geofence size
can be filtered using the search option. and location.

The diameter of
the Geofence.

The icon Click to save Click and drag the

indicates changes to change the
the radius of the
Parameters detailed overleaf… gateway Geofence.
location

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Edit Section Parameter Description

Gateway Info Name The name of the site as configured in the DSEGateway device.

NOTE: For more information, refer to DSE

Publications: 057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway
Operators Manual and 057-304 DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway
Operators Manual located on the DSE website:
www.deepseaelectronics.com
Alias Enter the preferred Site Alias to rename the Gateway
throughout the DSEWebNet.
Insert Public Notes here to reflect in the DSEGateway’s Info
Notes page visible to all users in the Organisation account who have
access to this DSEGateway.
Location Latitude Provide the latitude manually to edit the location
Longitude Provide the longitude manually to edit the location
Lock Lat/Lng  = The DSEGateway’s location depends on its own
configuration or on its actual location if GPS is enabled.
 = The DSEGateway’s location is fixed to the Latitude &
Longitude configured in this section.
Geofence The diameter of the DSEGateway’s Geofence.

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4.3.5.6.2 MODULES

The DSEWebNet allows the organisation administrator to edit a DSE Controller added to any user in
their organisation.

Search the The DSE Controllers that are currently Click to edit the DSE
organisation’s registered to the organisation and are Controllers information
database for the registered to any organisation user’s such its GPS Location.
entered characters. account.

Click to edit the Default Instruments which

the DSE Controller uses to upload its
information to the DSEWebNet Server.

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4.4 RSS FEED

NOTE: Dependent upon access restrictions set by the Organisation Administrator, some
options and sections may not be accessible by the user.

NOTE: The RSS feed appears differently dependent upon the internet browser being used
however the information contained is the same.

The Rich Site Summary (RSS) Feed allows the user to easily view incoming events from all the Sites
configured using a variety of different methods.

The RSS Feed section is entered by clicking on the RSS Feed icon in the top right-hand corner of
the webpage. A new webpage is opened with the RSS feed as shown in the below image.

Click here to go back to the

DSEWebNet page.

All events recorded on

the user’s account.

A large example of a recorded event seen on an RSS feed can be seen below.

Icon Description

The DSE Controller has recorded a Pre-defined Event.

The DSE Controller has recorded an Engine Start Event.

The DSE Controller has recorded a Warning alarm.

The DSE Controller has recorded an Electrical Trip alarm.

The DSE Controller has recorded a Shutdown alarm.

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4.5 VIEW FAQ

NOTE: Dependent upon access restrictions set by the Organisation Administrator, some
options and sections may not be accessible by the user.
The Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) section is entered by clicking on the View FAQ icon in the
top right-hand corner of the webpage. A new webpage is opened with the FAQ section as shown in
the below image.

Click on the relevant FAQ to check the answer. Or

Show the page(s) in the template. Click Click on the contents

on the button to expand the page to dials, displays…) to
show all the available instrumentations, delete or to edit the
displays, buttons, tables, LEDs, etc… properties.

Use the tabs to

change the page.

Here in this option all the default pages, instrumentation displays, and control buttons are available.
The user can delete some or all these pages, instrumentations, displays, control buttons, status
indications or alarm tables in the template. The user is also able to add new pages, instrumentation
displays, control buttons, status indications or alarm tables in the template.

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4.6.3 ADDING, EDITING & DELETING PAGES

When adding a DSE Controller to the DSEWebNet, several pages are provided by default. The pages
provided by default differ depending upon the DSE Controller. Users can remove these default pages
and replace them with new pages that are more appropriate to their needs.

Click on save the changes in the tab or the widgets.

Click on or on next to the tabs to create a new page.

Click on to create a widget within the selected tab.

Click on to delete the selected tab or widget.

Click on to export a template.

Click on to import a template.

Click and hold Click on the

the tab to move widget
its position by required to
dragging it to the edit from
required place. Property, or
to delete.

Change the
name of the
tab as
required.

Click on the relevant Click on the down arrow in the

page/tab name to edit or Hidden Property, then select Hide to
delete. Use the hide the existing page.
button to expand the tab
to view its contents.
To move the location of
the widget, click, hold,
and drag it into
position.

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4.6.4 EDITING WIDGETS

Selecting an existing widget in the template page.

Select the widget from here required to

edit or from the page. The Property
shows the details of the relevant
widget.

Change the name of the widget as

required.

Select the widget from here required to

edit or from the page. The Property
shows the details of the relevant
widget.

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4.6.5 ADDING A NEW WIDGET

Select the type of widget to be created.

The available widgets are Alarm Table,
Box, Button, Data Display, Date, Dial,
Digital Display, Flex Output, Flex
Sender, Graph, IO Table, LED, Led
Multi, Label, Lookup, Odometer, Table,
Tier 4.
More information on these is in the
following sections in this manual.

Select to add a date display.

Select to add a LED.

Once the widget is selected, drag, and place it in the required place within the tab, then click on the
placed widget to configure its Property. Details on the widgets are described in the following sections.

The highlighted widget shows which one

is currently selected.

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4.6.5.1 ALARM TABLE

Select from Add New Widget to add a new alarm table

Property Value
Name Name of the Data Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget

4.6.5.2 BOX

Select from Add New Widget to add a new box.

Property Value
Name Name of the Data Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Width The width of the box
Height The height of the box
Title The box title
Title Colour The box title colour
Text Colour The box title text colour
Background Colour The box background colour
Background
The opacity of the background colour
Opacity
Border Colour The box border colour

4.6.5.3 BUTTON

Select from Add New Widget to add a new button.

Property Value
Name Name of the Data Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Control Select a type of module control from a list
Style Select the type of button style to associate with the property Control
Yes = The button is confirmed
Confirm
No = The button is not confirmed

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4.6.5.4 DATA DISPLAY

The Data Display widget allows the user to view an additional numeric parameter of the DSE
Controller.

Select from Add New Widget to add a new data display.

Property Value
Name Name of the Data Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Instrument Select the instrument to display on the Data Display
Yes = The unit is displayed
Display Units
No = The unit is not displayed

4.6.5.5 DATE

The Date widget allows the user to display the current date.

Select from Add New Widget to add a new date.

Property Value
Name Name of the Date Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Instrument Select the instrument to display on the Data Display

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4.6.5.6 DIAL

NOTE: Custom Instruments are only available if configured in the DSEGateway. For more
information, refer to DSE Publications: 057-165 DSE890 & DSE891 Gateway Operators Manual
and 057-304 DSE890 MKII 4G Gateway Operators Manual located on the DSE website:
www.deepseaelectronics.com

Select from Add New Widget to add a new dial.

Property Value
Name Name of the dial
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Choose the style of the widget as Large Ammeter, or Rev Counter, or Small
Style
Gauge
Instrument The instrument to display
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Click to adjust colours at specific ranges of the dial. An example is shown
Ranges
below.

Scale Value
Min The minimum value of the dial
Max The maximum value of the dial

NOTE: The scalar value can be used with any instrument. For
example, it can be used with the engine speed instrument for the rev
Scalar counter which displays 0-30 instead of 0-3,000.
Enter the appropriate scaling value for the instrument as documented
in the DSE MODBUS document.

Divisions Value
Major The major division of the dial
Minor The minor division of the dial

Odometer Value
This is only applicable on the Rev Counter style dials; it is the second
instrument of the widget. Select the instrument to be displayed on the bottom
Instrument
of the Rev Counter Dial. Usually, the accumulative instruments such as the
Engine Run Hours is used as Odometer.

An example of the Ranges used is shown below, where the different instrument levels are marked
with different colours according to its alarm severity.

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Dial Ranges

In the example below, the Dial shows different colours for various levels of Generator Voltage
instrument, indicating the Warning range and the Shutdown range of the Generator Voltage to the
user.

Select the required Range to be

deleted or moved Up / Down
using the tabs in the box.

Dial Ranges Value

Start Value The starting level where the Range starts filing the selected colour
End Value The end level of the Range.
Size % Adjust the percentage of the Range that the colour must fill
Colour Select the colour of the dial Range.

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4.6.5.7 DIGITAL DISPLAY

Select from Add New Widget to add a new digital display. This is used for engine status
or alarm indications.

Property Value
Name Name of the dial
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Instrument Select the instrument to display read from
Style Select the style of the Digital Display widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Green Level The Instrument level when the Digital Display turns green.
Amber Level The Instrument level when the Digital Display turns amber.
Red Level The Instrument level when the Digital Display turns red.
Purple Level The Instrument level when the Digital Display turns purple.
Blue Level The Instrument level when the Digital Display turns blue.

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4.6.5.8 FLEX OUTPUT

Select from Add New Widget to add a flexible output.

Property Value
Name Name of the widget
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Source Select an instrument source
Type Select an instrument source
Frequency Select an instrument source
Value Select an instrument source
Range Select an instrument source
State Select an instrument source
Polarity Select an instrument source

4.6.5.9 FLEXIBLE SENDER

Select from Add New Widget to add a new flexible sender.

Property Value
Name Name of the Data Display
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label The text label of the widget
Value Select an instrument source
Type Select an instrument source
Switch Select an instrument source
Polarity Select an instrument source
Source Select an instrument source

Divisions Value
Major The major division of the widget
Minor The minor division of the widget

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4.6.5.10 GRAPH

Select from New Widget to add a graph.

Property Value
Name Name of the Graph widget
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Width Set the size of the Graph widget
Instrument Select the Graph instrument from the list
Label Text label, this is the title of the Graph as it appears on the widget
Font Colour Select the texts colour

Series Value
Yes = The curve’s lower area is filled with the Area Fill Colour
Area Fill
No = The curve’s lower area is not filled
Area Fill Colour Select the colour to fill the curve’s lower area.
Border Colour Select the curve’s colour

Below is an example showing the Graph widget configured with an Area Fill enabled with selected
colours for the Area and for the Border.

The displays values.

The displayed time

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4.6.5.11 IO TABLE

Select from Add New Widget to add a new IO table.

Property Value
Name Name of the IO table.
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
I/O Type Specify Digital Input or Digital Output
Rows Click to open the IO Rows Box.

IO Rows

Select the required Row to be

deleted or moved Up / Down
using the tabs in the box.

IO Rows Value
IO Select the input or the output of the DSE Controller.
Label Type a different label to show upon the Use Override activation.
Activate so the Label takes effect instead of showing the relevant IO’s
Use Override
function name as configured in the DSE Controller.
Show LED Select the colour of the dial Range.
Select default to keep the IO, or select Emergency Stop to configure an
Switch Type
Emergency Stop Row.

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4.6.5.12 LED

Select from Add New Widget to add a new LED.

Property Value
Name Name of the LED.
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Select the status indication of the LED. The available status functions
LED
depend on the DSE Controller.
Style Select the style of the LED.
Label The text label of the LED
Colour The Colour of the LED when it is active.

4.6.5.13 LED MULTI

The LED Multi is used to indicate different statuses by different colours.

Select from Add New Widget to add a new LED Multi.

Property Value
Name Name of the LED Multi widget
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Style Bar, Round, Triangle
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Select the state to change to Colour A when it is active. The state
LED A
instruments depend on the DSE Controller being in use.
Select the Colour from the list to turn to when only LED A instrument is
Colour A
active.
Select the state to change to Colour B when it is active. The state
LED B
instruments depend on the DSE Controller being in use.
Select the Colour from the list to turn to when only LED B instrument is
Colour B
active.
Select the Colour from the list to turn to when both LED A & LED B
Colour A + B
instruments are active.

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4.6.5.14 LABEL

Select from Add New Widget to add a new Label.

Property Value
Name Name of the Label.
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label The text label of the label.

4.6.5.15 LOOKUP

The Lookup is used to highlight an instrument value.

Select from Add New Widget to add a lookup instrument.

Property Value
Name Name of the dial
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Instrument Select the instrument to be looked up
Click here to open the Values box, to insert the value(s) when to display
Values
certain texts.

When you click on Values the following box will be opened.

Click on the New tab

to insert a new entry.

Values Description
The value in number of the Instrument to be looked up. When this value of
Value
the instrument is read by the widget, the String is displayed.
String Insert the text to be displayed when its Value is satisfied

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4.6.5.16 ODOMETER

Select from Add New Widget to add an odometer.

Digits Value
Integral The number of integer places in the display
Fractional The number of decimal places in the display

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4.6.5.17 TABLE

The Data Table widget allows the user to view numerous additional numeric parameters of the DSE
Controller in a table format.

Select from Add New Widget to add a new date table.

Property Value
Name Name of the data table
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Title Text title as it appears on the widget
Rows Click to configure the instruments in the data table

Rows

Select the required Row to be

deleted or moved Up / Down
using the tabs in the box.

Tick to hide the Row.

Data Table Rows Value

Instrument Select the instrument to be displayed on this Row.
Label The name as it appears of the Row.

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4.6.5.18 TIER 4

Select from Add New Widget to add a new Tier 4 instrument.

Property Value
Name Name of the widget
X The horizontal coordinate for the widget’s location
Y The vertical coordinate for the widget’s location
Anchor Position of the widget
Label Text label as it appears on the widget
Instrument The Tier IV engine lamp status to display
Select the type of the Tier IV icon. Options are: DEF, DPF, DPF Inhibit,
Type
Engine, HEST, HCR.
Warning Level Engine alarm severity level, this is indicated by numbers.
Alert Level The alert levels of the engine alarm.

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4.7 GATEWAY CONFIGURATION & CONNECTION STATUS

Gateway
Connection Status
Icon, see table
below

Realtime connection Click the DSEGateway The last time the Gateway
status showing that the ID to access Gateway established a connection to
webpage is connected to Configuration the DSEWebNet
the server.

4.7.1 GATEWAY CONNECTION STATUS ICON

The table below shows the icons used to represent the site connection statuses on the DSEWebNet.

Icon Description
The DSEGateway is offline (no communication)

The DSEGateway is online and communicating via an Ethernet connection

The DSEGateway is online and communicating via a GSM connection

4.7.2 GATEWAY CONFIGURATION

Clicking the DSEGateway ID opens a new webpage which accesses the settings of the device. This
enables the user to make changes to the DSEGateway without needing to visit the site.

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4.8 SYSTEM NAVIGATION

The image below shows an example of the System Navigation section for a DSEWebNet account that
has access to multiple Sites and DSE Controllers.

4.8.1 OVERVIEW PAGE

Click on the Group By to

select the required view
type Gateway View.

Select the Notifications Realtime

required page to upon new connection
navigate to events or status.
different view alarms.
pages.

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4.8.1.1 GATEWAY VIEW

Site Connection Select Gateway to open the Click to add or remove a DSE
Status Icon, see Gateway View. Organises the module to the DSEWebNet. See
table below DSE Controllers by the Site section entitled Manage Gateways
they are connected to. and Modules elsewhere in this
document.

Choose Control Group from here. Organises the DSE Controllers

by the Group they are associated with. This option is only
available if the User Account is part of an Organisation that has
Groups configured.

Click on the control button from the

desired model group to send the
control to all DSE Controllers within
that group at once. The DSE WebNet
notifies by a pop-up message when a
button is pressed, click OK to
confirm.

DSE Controller’s unique USB ID

Refer to the Information section to check for

any alarms or Generator status.
The colour of the Information field changes
depending on the severity of the fault.

The Group Name is derived from the Group configuration in the Admin Section as shown
below or from the DSE Controller model number.

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4.8.2 MAP PAGE

Select Map to open the Click on the required

map to view all the DSEGateway to
DSEGateway sites check its location Click for full
within the DSE WebNet Click to view Map and connection page view on
account on one page. or Satellite view. status. the PC screen.

This field shows the site Click to scroll the dates to The number in blue
connection status, and the check the logged times on the indicates that there are
location based on various previous days or select numerous DSE
times logged here by calendar to specify the exact Controllers or
different colours. date. Gateways located very
close to one another.
Zoom in to view the
individual locations of
the numerous sites.

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4.8.3 EVENTS PAGE

Event type Time & Date stamps Events recorded Click to export and download
of the event on the DSE the recorded events for ‘All
Controllers’ event Sites’ as either an .xml, .xlsx,
log connected to .csv or .pdf file.
every site

Click the
Specific Site
name to view
Click on the Plus Button to open the Edit Event the Specific
to add notes. Site that
recorded the
event.

Click the DSE

Controller to view
the specific DSE
Controller that
recorded the event.

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4.8.4 DSE CONTROLLER STATUS

The table below shows the colours used to represent the status of a DSE Controller on the
DSEWebNet. The icon in the DSE Controller Status changes depending on the module’s type,
Remote Start, AMF, ATS, or Engine Control Module.

State Description

The DSE Controller is offline (no communication)

The DSE Controller is online (communicating) and in standby in any control mode

The DSE Controller is running a generator in any control mode.

The DSE Controller has a Warning alarm active

The DSE Controller has an Electrical Trip alarm active

The DSE Control has a Shutdown alarm active.

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4.9 ALARM AND EVENT ALERT MESSAGES

Upon a DSE controller recording a new event in its own event log or an alarm becoming active, an
alert message is logged in the Notifications section middle top side of the webpage. The Notifications
tab is available on all pages of the DSEWebNet system.

Click the Down Button

to maximise the
Notifications window
The number indicates
the number of events
and alarms.

Identities the DSE

Gateway and DSE Click the ID to go to the Indicates the number of
Controller the Alarm or Gateway or Module the alert notifications
Event originated from message originated from

The alarm or Click and

event type drag to
scroll the
page

Identifies The Click the Up Button

to minimise the Click the Delete Button to
DSEGateway® the DSE
Notifications window delete the notification
Controller is connected to

Alert Message Type Description

A DSE Controller on the DSEWebNet system has recorded
Module Event
an event in its own event log.

A DSE Controller on the DSEWebNet system has recorded

Engine Alarm
an alarm from the engine’s ECU in its own event log.

A DSE Controller on the DSEWebNet system has recorded a

Warning
warning alarm its own event log.

A DSE Controller on the DSEWebNet system has recorded

Electrical Trip
an electrical trip alarm its own event log.

A DSE Controller on the DSEWebNet system has recorded a

Shutdown
shutdown alarm its own event log.

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4.10 MAP FEATURE

The DSEWebNet displays the location of the Site or DSE Controller on the map. The maps used are
provided and updated by Google Maps.

Select the Map To navigate the map, click and hold left Click on the Toggle
Style, see mouse button and drag. To zoom in or Screen View icon to
section for out, press the ctrl key and rotate the view the map in Full
details mouse wheel, the following message Screen mode. Then press
appears on the Map to perform this. on the esc key to exit the
Use ctrl+scroll to zoom the map Full screen mode.

Street View
Tool, see
Click the Map Icon to view a section for
summary of the Specific Site or more details
DSE Controller status, see the
section entitled Map Icons
elsewhere in this document.

Select to Show
Lines or Show
Way Point.
The Map Icon displays the location and status of the
Specific Site or DSE Controller. The GPS location of
the icon is taken from the DSEGateway®
Configuration

Site Map Location

Module Map Location

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4.10.3.3 GATEWAY OR DSE CONTROLLER STATUS

NOTE: Parameters displayed are dependent upon the DSE Controller’s specification.
Refer to the DSE Controller’s Operators and Software Manuals for further details.

The Specific Site or DSE Controller’s Status bar is used to provide brief information that is easily
accessible to the user and for navigation purposes.

Displays the DSE

Controller’s Gen Set
ID or USB ID.
Click the
button to view
the Specific
Displays an Site or DSE
image of the Controller
DSE Controller.

Displays the logged GPS location Use the scroll buttons to view
information for the Specific Site or the logged information of
DSE Controller. different dates. or select
calendar to specify the exact
date. Displays the
location of the
DSE Controller.

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4.10.4 GEOFENCES

NOTE: To configure a Geofence, an Organisation account is required. Refer to the section

entitled Admin elsewhere in this document.

Geofences are used to provide a notification if the Site moves outside the configured area.

Geofence
Geofence area is green when the Site is located Geofence area is red when the Site is not located
within the configured area. in the configured area.

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4.11 SYSTEM VIEW LEVEL

The DSEWebNet has three system view levels which are WebNet, Specific Site and DSE Controller.
Each view level contains various levels of information. The System View Level shows the user which
level is being viewed. It is also used to navigate back to previous view levels.

No underline shows the current

viewed level is DSE Controller

When underlined, click to When underlined using a mouse to hover

view the Overview page over, click to view the Specific Site

4.11.1 WEBNET

Information displayed under the WebNet section is the Overview page of the DSE WebNet System.

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4.11.1.1 OVERVIEW

Under the WebNet system view level, the user sees all the configured DSE Controllers on the user’s
account. The user is then able to arrange the DSE Controllers into categories and filter accordingly.

Hover mouse over DSE Select how the DSE Refer to the section entitled
Controller icon to show Controller icons are to be Alarm and Event Alert
information bubble. displayed and filtered by. Messages elsewhere in this
document.

Search for
Click the Set icon icon to
DSE
go to the DSE Controller
controllers.

Group By

Display
Description Example
Type
All the DSE Controllers are
arranged by their fault Severity
Status level. DSE Controllers with no
alarms are arranged under the
Information category.
All the DSE Controllers are
arranged into their Sites. For more
Gateway details, refer to section 4.11.2
entitled Specific Site in this
document.

Descriptions continued overleaf....

4.11.2.2 EVENTS

Under the Specific Site system view level, the user sees all the logged events from the DSE
Controllers for that Specific Site.

Events recorded Click the DSE Click to export and

on the DSE Controller to view download the
The Site Name of the
Controllers’ event the specific DSE recorded events of
DSE Gateway.
log connected to Controller that this site as either
every site recorded the event. an .xml, .xlsx, .csv
or .pdf file.

When changing the state of the logged event or adding/editing the note, the below pop-up box
appears.

Notes relating to The status of the

the logged event logged event

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4.11.2.3 IO

Under the Specific Site system view level, the user can monitor/control the digital input/outputs on the
DSEGateways.

The description and setting of the digital input/outputs of the

Site is taken from the DSEGateway® configuration.

The terminal designation of the digital When the terminal is configured as a

input/output on the DSEGateway device. digital output, click the State icon to
turn the output on/off.

Icon Description
The terminal is configured as a DC positive switching digital input.
The terminal is configured as a DC positive digital output.
The digital input/output is not active.
The digital input/output is active.
The digital input/output is open/off.
The digital input/output is closed/on.

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4.11.2.4 INFO

Under the Specific Site system view level, the user has access to specific information for the site.

‘Deep Sea Electronics - UK’ is the

To view a user guide for
name of the site, this informs the user Shows the ID of
the note editor, click the
they are looking at information for the DSEGateway
that Specific Site. Device Info button

Public Site Notes: Editable and seen by all users that

Click the Save
have access to that Specific Site. This section can be
tab used to leave important information for others; an
to save the notes. example would be ‘During next service, replace oil
pressure sensor as it is sticking’.
Private Site Notes: Editable and seen only by the
specific user’s account. This section can be used to
leave helpful reminders; an example would be ‘The
door PIN CODE to enter the site is 9999’.

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4.11.2.5 CALENDAR

Calendar

Under the Specific Site system view level, the user has access to a specific calendar for the site. The
alarms that occur and the maintenance schedule that is configured appears on the calendar.

‘Deep Sea Electronics - Select to display Click the Left/Right Arrow

UK’ is the name of the site, the calendar in a buttons to cycle to the
this informs the user they Monthly, Weekly next/ previous month, week, or
are looking at information or Daily format. day.
for that Specific Site.

Calendar Entry Type Description

Warning Alarm A DSE Controller on the Site system has recorded a
Logged warning alarm its own event log on that day.
Electrical Trip A DSE Controller on the Site system has recorded an
Alarm / ECU electrical trip alarm / ECU fault code in its own event
Code Logged log on that day.
Shutdown Alarm A DSE Controller on the Site system has recorded a
Logged shutdown alarm its own event log on that day.

Maintenance A maintenance agenda has been scheduled to occur

Due Date on this date for the mentioned DSE Controller.
Maintenance A maintenance agenda has been scheduled to occur
Checked Before on this date for the mentioned DSE Controller
Due Date however it can be completed before it’s due.
The scheduled maintenance agenda for the
Maintenance
mentioned DSE Controller is due or has not been
Due
completed.
4.11.2.5.1

NOTE: Control buttons and operating procedures are dependent upon the DSE
Controller’s specification. Refer to the DSE Controller’s Operators and Software Manuals for
further details.

NOTE: Dependent upon access restrictions set by the Organisation Administrator or

changes to the graphical user interface using the Page Editor Mode, the control buttons can
be disabled.

The Control Buttons are used to provide the user with the ability to control a DSE Controller remotely
with ease.

Autostart Controller

Button Mode Description

Places the DSE Controller into Stop Mode. Clicking
this button resets any latching alarms, immediately
Stop
opens the generator load switch, and stops the
engine.
Places the DSE Controller into Manual Mode.
Clicking this button enables the user to start the
Manual engine by the Start button and control the generator
load switch using the Unload Generator and Load
Generator buttons.
Places the DSE Controller into Automatic Mode.
Clicking this button enables the DSE Controller to
Automatic
start and stop the engine automatically by different
methods.

Clicking the button mutes the alarm sounder on the

Mute
DSE Controller and performs a lamp test.

If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this

Start
button starts the generator.

Unload If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking the

Generator button opens the generator load switch.

Load If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking the

Generator button closes the generator load switch.

The LED indication on the DSE Controller is active.

On This shows the status of operating mode and load
switch status.
The LED indication on the DSE Controller is not
Off active. This shows the status of operating mode and
load switch status.

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AMF Controller (Single Set)

Button Mode Description

Places the DSE Controller into Stop Mode. Clicking this button
Stop resets any latching alarms, immediately opens the generator
load switch, and brings it to a standstill.

Places the DSE Controller into Manual Mode. Clicking this

button enables the user to start the generator by the Start
Manual
button and control the generator and mains load switch using
the Transfer to Mains and Transfer to Generator buttons.

Places the DSE Controller into Test Mode. Clicking this button
Test enables the user to start the generators to give a test on load or
island mode facility depending on module configuration.

Places the DSE Controller into Automatic Mode. This enables

Automatic the DSE Controller to start and stop automatically by different
methods.

Clicking the button mutes the alarm sounder on the DSE

Mute
Controller and performs a lamp test.

If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Start
starts the generator.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Mains transfers the load from the generator to the Mains.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Generator transfers the load from the Mains to the generator.

The LED indication on the DSE Controller is active. This shows

On
the status of operating mode and load switch status.
The LED indication on the DSE Controller is not active. This
Off
shows the status of operating mode and load switch status.

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Mains Controller

Button Mode Description

Places the DSE Controller into Stop Mode. Clicking this button
Stop resets any latching alarms, immediately opens the generator
bus load switch, and removes the start request.

Places the DSE Controller into Manual Mode. Clicking this

button enables the user to start the generator by the Start
Manual button and control the generator bus and mains load switch
using the Transfer to Mains and Transfer to Generator Bus
buttons.
Places the DSE Controller into Test Mode. Clicking this button
enables the user to start the generator by the Start button to
Test
give a test on load or island mode facility depending on module
configuration.

Places the DSE Controller into Automatic Mode. Clicking this

Automatic button enables the DSE Controller to start and stop the
generators automatically by different methods.

Clicking the button mutes the alarm sounder on the DSE

Mute
Controller and performs a lamp test.

If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Start
starts the generators.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Mains transfers the load from the generator bus to the Mains.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Generator Bus transfers the load from the Mains to the generator bus.

The LED indication on the DSE Controller is active. This shows

On
the status of operating mode and load switch status.
The LED indication on the DSE Controller is not active. This
Off
shows the status of operating mode and load switch status.

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Generator Bus-Tie Controller

Button Mode Description

Alarm Reset Clicking the button resets any latching alarm.

Places the DSE Controller into Manual Mode. Clicking this

Manual button enables the user to control the generator bus-tie load
switch using the Generator Bus-Tie Load Switch Control button.

Places the DSE Controller into Automatic Mode. Clicking this

button enables the DSE Controller to open and close the
Automatic
generator bus-tie load switch automatically by different
methods.

Clicking the button mutes the alarm sounder on the DSE

Mute
Controller and performs a lamp test.

Generator
If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button
Bus-Tie Load
closes or opens the generator bus-tie load switch.
Switch Control

The LED indication on the DSE Controller is active. This shows

On
the status of operating mode and load switch status.
The LED indication on the DSE Controller is not active. This
Off
shows the status of operating mode and load switch status.

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DSE333

Button Mode Description

Places the DSE Controller into Automatic Mode. Clicking this

Auto button enables the DSE Controller to start and stop the
generator automatically by different methods.

Places the DSE Controller into Prohibit Return Mode. Clicking

this button enables the DSE Controller to start and stop
Prohibit Return
automatically by different methods. Additionally, it prevents the
generator returning the load to the Mains until instructed.

Places the DSE Controller into Test Mode. This enables the
Test On Load
user to start the generator to give a test facility.

Places the DSE Controller into Manual Mode. Clicking this

button starts the generator and enables the user to control the
Manual
generator and mains load switch using the Transfer to Mains
and Transfer to Generator buttons.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Mains transfers the load from the generator to the Mains.

Transfer to If the DSE Controller is in Manual Mode, clicking this button

Generator transfers the load from the Mains to the generator.

The LED indication on the DSE Controller is active. This shows

On
the status of operating mode and load switch status.
The LED indication on the DSE Controller is not active. This
Off
shows the status of operating mode and load switch status.

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DSE334 & DSE335

Select Custom to specify the Click to Click to export and Graph of the
time period to be displayed refresh download the recorded historic data
the data for parameter as selected logged
graph either an .xml, .xlsx, over the time
.csv, .pdf or .png file. period selected

Select Time Interval as the Click and highlight to Click to increase or

past 10 Minutes, Hour, Day, zoom in to a specific decrease in steps of the
Week, Month, or Custom. part of the graph. configured Time Interval.

Parameter Description

NOTE: A maximum of four weeks’ worth of data is logged on a

rolling update. Old data is replaced by newer data.
10 Minutes: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the
past 10 minutes.
Hour: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the past
Range hour.
Day: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the day.
Week: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the past
week.
Month: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the past
month.
Custom: Displays all instrument data logged on the graph over the
selected period.

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