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The TA Instrument Explorer Window is a customizable graphical user interface for TA Messaging Agent (TAMA). It enables users to setup, view and control any instruments currently connected to the supplied private Ethernet Hub or a Local Area Network (LAN). The TA Instrument Explorer is also used to monitor the status of data transmission from the instrument to any controller via the Data File Acceptor (DFA).

To open the TA Instrument Explorer, double click on the icon located on your desktop to start the program.

Click on the following topics for more information:

Changing the TA Instrument Explorer Language

To change the language displayed for the TA Instrument Explorer and Instrument Control program follow these steps:

Click the icon in the upper left-hand corner of the TA Instrument Explorer window to display the drop-down menu.
Choose Select Language, then select one of the three available languages, English, Deutsch (German), (Japanese), or (Chinese). After you select the language, the program will automatically be displayed in the chosen language.
Repeat the process to change the language again.

The language used for instrument control is based on the instrument language. To set this language see Updating Software and Downloading a Language.

TA Instrument Explorer Functions

The TA Instrument Explorer is used to perform the following functions:

Double click on the instrument icon (e.g., ) on the Online Instrument view to connect to a selected instrument and automatically open the instrument control software for that instrument.
Right click on the instrument icon (e.g., ) on the Online Instrument view or right click on an instrument row in the Instrument Information View to connect to the instrument using the pop-up menu.
Right click on the instrument icon (e.g., ) on the Online Instrument viewand select Setup Instrument to make changes to the instrument settings such as: synchronize the instruments and PC’s date and time, updating module software, resetting the instruments parameters, and configuring the instrument's network settings.
Click the various icons on the TA Instrument Explorer tool bar to view the status of each instrument, any error information associated with that instrument, or the data file acceptor (DFA) status.
Access the drop-down menu (from the upper left corner icon) and the right click pop-up menu to perform various functions.

Tool Bar Functions

The TA Instrument Explorer tool bar is used to access various functions associated with the Explorer window and the instruments online. Click on the name of the item below for more information.

This button is used to view all the instruments currently online. This window displays the Name, Temperature, State and Location for each instrument currently connected to the private Ethernet Switch or LAN.

This button is used to view instrument information. This window displays the Instrument's Name, Location, Model, current version of instrument software installed (Inst. Ver.), Physical Address, Serial No., IP Address, Update Time (and Date), name of controller computer (Master Name), Installed Options, and the number of connections (NOC) for each instrument connected to the private Ethernet Hub or LAN.

Viewing the Data File Acceptor (DFA) Status(Q Series Instruments Only)

Click this button to view the Data File Acceptor (DFA) Status for all instruments. This window displays the status of data transmission from instruments to the controller as well as the Instrument Name, Number of Bytes Received, Data File Acceptor (DFA) State, Time and Date Information Last Updated, IP Address, and the Data File Path for each instrument that is sending data to the controller.

This button is used to view the settings for the TA Instruments Explorer. This window allows you to customize the appearance of the TA Instruments Explorer based on the options selected. The list of options and their functions are listed below. See Changing the TA Instruments Explorer Settings.

Click this button to immediately refresh all of the information displayed in the TA Instruments Explorer.

This button is used to connect to the specified Internet Home Page address that was set using the TA Instrument Explorer Settings.

Click on the Help button to open an Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) file containing information on the TA Instrument Explorer. (NOTE: The contents of that document are similar to this help topic that you are currently viewing.)

Use the two drop-down menus to sort the instruments connected online based on location or instrument type in the TA Instruments Explorer. To display all of the instruments, select All Locations or All Types.

Changing the TA Instrument Explorer Settings

Configuring the General Settings

Click the button on the TA Instrument Explorer tool bar, then click the General tab to view the settings for the TA Instrument Explorer as shown below:

Follow these instructions to set up the Explorer window.

Check Always on Top, if you want the instrument Explorer window to be displayed on top of any other open window. If left unchecked, the window will be displayed in the regular fashion.
Check Auto Fitting, if you want to automatically adjust each column width so that the items will fit into columns in the Instrument Information view.
Enter the desired refresh time in the Refresh every ___ seconds field, which is the time that will elapse before the TA Instrument Explorer window is updated again with new information.
Check Show Explorer window after start to automatically display the Explorer window every time your computer is started.
Check Add an icon in the System Tray to automatically add an icon for the Explorer to the system tray when the window is open.
Check Disable auto run after login to keep the Explorer from running after logging on to

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