Simply insert an empty USB stick into your IP-based measurement and monitoring device. After approximately 20 seconds, the device will write a file named "system_report" to the root directory of the stick. Open the file with a text editor and you will find the following information:

Device type of the monitoring hardware, e.g., "Didactum 100"

IP address of the device, e.g., "192.168.0.193"

Subnet mask, e.g., "255.255.255.0"

Gateway, e.g., "192.168.0.1"

DNS entries, e.g., "192.168.0.1"

SSL

Port, e.g., "80"

HTTPS certificate

Dyndns

MAC address of the monitoring hardware, e.g., "82:1F:14:64:31:3A"

Information about the installed firmware, e.g., "2.8.4 b122"

Information about the installed Linux kernel, e.g., "15.11.2020"

Hostname

Time and Date

All SNMP-compatible Didactum monitoring systems are equipped with an internal temperature sensor. This sensor measures and monitors the internal temperature of the enclosure.

Within the integrated logic of your Didactum monitoring system, you can define individual threshold values ​​and desired alarm settings for this sensor.

he following items are included with the Monitoring System 100:

• 1x Main Unit 100 with onboard temperature sensor
• 1x 230V 0.35A power supply
• 1x Temperature sensor, 1x 10/100 CAT5E LAN cable
• 1x USB 2.0 adapter cable MINI B-A ​​W/F
• 1x Set of self-adhesive rubber feet
• 1x Phoenix connector for 4 potential-free input contacts
• 1x Phoenix connector for 2x 12V output contacts
• 1x CE certificate
• 1x Warranty registration
• 1x Quick start guide in German.

Models with the internal GSM option include an angled antenna. (As of 07/2017)

As mentioned several times in the manual, only by clicking on the floppy disk icon (top right in the web interface) will the settings you have made be permanently saved by the Didactum IP alarm system.

Every Didactum monitoring system offers macro functions. Macros allow you to customize notifications to your specific requirements. 

• Didactum's rack monitoring systems require one rack unit (1U).
• The appliance is 44 cm wide, 4.4 cm high, and 7.5 cm deep.
• 19-inch mounting brackets for installing the monitoring unit in a server or equipment cabinet are included.

As of August 2016, the Didactum® multilingual web interface offers the following language versions:

• German
• English
• French
• Italian
• Korean
• Polish
• Russian
• Spanish
• Czech
• Turkish

Portuguese, Chinese (Mandarin), and Thai are currently in preparation.

Additional languages ​​can be integrated into the web GUI of the networked Didactum® IT monitoring systems upon request. Please contact the Didactum® product management team for more information.

Connect your surveillance system to an existing Wi-Fi router. Then log in to the Wi-Fi router's web interface and simply add the connected surveillance system. You should then be able to access your surveillance system wirelessly via Wi-Fi.

The Didactum Monitoring Systems 100 (DC) / 400 / 500 II (DC) / 600 / 700 can be installed in 19-inch network or server racks. Please note that the rackmount kits for the Monitoring Systems 100 III (DC) and 400 must be ordered separately. Only mounting brackets are available for the Monitoring System 50.

All Ethernet-based monitoring systems occupy one rack unit (1U) in an IT rack (as of June 2018).

The 500 II and 500 II DC (48V DC power supply) infrastructure monitoring devices are supplied with the expansion board as standard. An internal GSM modem is available as an option. Alternatively, you can order the internal 1-Wire module.

Please note that if you order the 500 II (DC) monitoring system including the 1-Wire module, the expansion board cannot be installed. However, the 500 II (DC) monitoring device including the 1-Wire module can be equipped with the GSM modem.

In summary:

• 500 II (DC) including expansion board and GSM modem = possible
• 500 II (DC) including expansion board and 1-Wire board = not possible
• 500 II (DC) excluding expansion board, including 1-Wire board and GSM modem = possible

Every Didactum monitoring system can send a regular SMS status report about the overall system status. Instructions on how to set up such status messages on your measuring and monitoring device are available here in the technology portal.

Please check if your Windows 10 firewall is enabled. If so, please temporarily disable it or add an exception rule in the Windows Firewall. Afterwards, you should be able to access the web interface of your monitoring system without any problems.

Simply insert an empty USB stick into the IT monitoring system and wait approximately 60 seconds. The system will automatically create a file named "system_report.info". Open this file with a text editor to see the currently assigned IP address, hostname, subnet mask, gateway, DNS, etc., of your Didactum monitoring unit.