DiaLog must be configured to be able to interact with the StreamLog Server. To do this a dedicated configuration file supplied with StreamLog must be assigned:

“StreamLog.ssf”

The StreamLog configuration file must be placed within the parent DiaLog installation directory. This is arbitrary:

“C:\Program Files\Influx Technology”

This method is only required for the initial assigning of a .SSF file. This configures DiaLog to allow access to the StreamLog features and in future all management of the configuration files can be performed within the StreamLog settings window in DiaLog. This is accessed using the either the StreamLog Tab as shown below:

Once the Surefleet.ssf file is in place the StreamLog Settings button will show you details of the Server and Database that you are connecting to as follows:

A new configuration file is assigned to DiaLog using the ‘Add Security StreamLog file’ toolbar icon at the top of the window.

Opens a dedicated window allowing the user to locate and select a .SSF configuration file.

Once a file has been selected, it is listed in the ‘Security files’ panel by location. Multiple files can be assigned to an installation of DiaLog simultaneously. The highlighted file will be the one used by DiaLog to access StreamLog.

DiaLog Configuration

Rebel Set-Up

For a Rebel to successfully communicate with the StreamLog server a number of steps WiFi or GPRS Settings need to be configured.

GPRS settings

Checking communication between the Rebel (GPRS) and the StreamLog Server

WiFi Settings

Checking communication between the Rebel (WiFi) and the StreamLog Server

The communications between DiaLog and the StreamLog server can be tested by running the StreamLog Connection Assistant on the PC where DiaLog is installed; once you launch the Application, you can see a diagram representing the configuration you wish to use.

Once you are ready, press, the Check DiaLog Connection button to test the Connection between the PC running DiaLog and the StreamLog Server.

The following window will be displayed.

Press the Load Security File Button to Load the “StreamLog.ssf” file.

Then select your file as follows

Then Enter the Serial Number of your Logger exactly as it is printed on the Sticker on the Device.

Now click Check Client StreamLog.

If The PC is able to simulate correct communications between DiaLog and the StreamLog Server, the following Message will be displayed.

The communications between the Rebel (GPRS) and the StreamLog server can be tested by running the StreamLog Connection Assistant on the PC where DiaLog is installed, once you launch the Application you can see a diagram representing the configuration you wish to use.

Once you are ready press the Check GPRS Connection button to test the Connection between the Rebel (GPRS) and the StreamLog Server.

You will be asked to plug the Logger in and ensure that 12V is supplied via the OBD Connector.

After confirming you will see the GPRS connection is started and the Rebel will log into the access point as with the Username and Password it is configured to use, the Logger must have a SIM Card installed with sufficient credit to allow communication.

The following shows successful communication between the Rebel (GPRS) and the StreamLog Server.

Click the ‘Settings’ toolbar icon on the Logger Tab.

Click the ‘GPRS Settings’ Tab in the ‘Logger Information’ window.

Configure the APN, Default User and Password fields according to your GPRS Data Provider or ‘Load from Presets’.

A Data Enabled SIM Card with an appropriate contract or credit will be required and must be installed in the Logger.

Click ‘Update’ to save the settings to the logger.

Click the ‘Settings’ toolbar icon on the Logger Tab

Click the ‘WiFi Settings’ Tab in the ‘Logger Information’ window.

You can use the Scan WiFi button to find the WiFi Network you wish to Join or enter it and the encryption type manually. You will also need to enter the PSK (Pre Shared Key) to gain access to the network.

The communications between the Rebel (WiFi) and the StreamLog server can be tested by running the StreamLog Connection Assistant on the PC where DiaLog is installed; once you launch the Application, you can see a diagram representing the configuration you wish to use.

Once you are ready press the Check WiFi Connection button to test the Connection between the Rebel (WiFi) and the StreamLog Server.

You will be asked to plug the Logger in and ensure that 12V is supplied via the OBD Connector.

After confirming,

you will see the WiFi connection is started and the Rebel will log into the access point as with the PSK security settings it is configured to use.

The following shows successful communication between the Rebel (GPRS) and the StreamLog Server.