PressureWEB

. . . just when you thought some things would never change

Locating the information you need from your PressureMAP™ system finally got a whole lot easier. Beginning with PressureMAP Version 26, MAP System users now have the ability to view important system information and reports over the Internet via their favorite web browser. Rather than scroll through PressureMAP’s complex text menu system to search out a desired report or program function, you can now click on intuitive hyper-links to access the information you need.

This new capability, made possible by the development of an application called PressureWEB™, is guaranteed to streamline your PressureMAP interaction and bring a new level of control to your finger tips.

Among the views available in PressureWEB are the following:

• Device Status by Pipe Report with multiple view options (e.g. View by Device, by Alarm, Type, Location, Access #, Devices Not Reading, etc.)
• System Quality Index (by Office and by Route)
• Specific Device Information
• Realtime Readings for 289H LSS-monitored offices only)
• Pair Diagnostics (for 289H LSS-monitored offices only)
• Alarm Condition information displayed in a pop-up window for each starred and routine PressureMAP Alarm.

During the PressureWEB setup process, you can designate the individual offices that you would like to access on a regular basis. Once the selection has been made, a browser cookie is set so that the next time you log onto the program, using the same browser, you will be presented with a list of the selected offices in a display called My Offices.

To enable you to initiate certain program functionality and interaction with office monitors, several of PressureWEB’s reports include Action links. From the various Device Status Views available, for example, you can click a link to generate and print new readings for the entire office. When viewing Specific Device Information, the Action button produces the following links:

• Map Device—if a device listing contains latitude and longitude information, this link produces a Google Map of the device's location.


• Route Tone—makes it possible to select a desired tone frequency and place it on the designated device pair to help identify the pair in the field (289H only).


• Request Realtime Readings for the device—once PressureWEB connects to a 289H LSS office, continuous realtime readings are provided until you close the pop-up window provided (289H only*).


• Perform Pair Diagnostics for the device—includes AC and DC voltage measurements, plus capacitance and resistance readings (289H only).


• Get New Office Readings—like the Device Status View reports, it is possible to force an office update from the Specific Device Information Screen and generate a new device reading.

To provide background information about the various PressureWEB reports, column headings are linked to pop-up windows which contain a text definition of the column’s contents. As a supplemental feature, PressureWEB also offers a Tools section with links to an on-line cable pressurization calculator and to the html version of System Studies’ comprehensive 300-page Cable Pressurization Theory and Practice Manual.

To get a better ideal of what PressureWEB looks like and has to offer, check out PressureWEB Sample Screens from our Software Products page.

Operational Requirements

PressureWEB is available, at no additional charge, for PressureMAP Version 26 users who have a MAP Engine computer running the SCO Unix 5.0.7 operating system. It does not work on earlier operating systems.

For optimal performance, web browsers should allow cookies and have pop-up windows enabled.