I.lon 100 Internet Server

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Internet Server Models 72101-2, 72102-2, 72103-2, 72104-2, and 72110-2 Description The i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server bridges LONWORKS® networks—the standard automation platform for a wide variety of building, industrial, transportation, utility, and home automation applications—as well as other control systems to corporate IP networks or the Internet. By enabling a wide range of existing enterprise software applications that have adopted the Web Services model to remotely monitor and control automation systems and machines, the i.LON 100 server allows companies to tie real-time data to their business management systems. The low-cost, high-performance server connects LONWORKS devices, M-Bus devices, and legacy sensors, meters, and actuators devices to the Internet, a LAN, or a WAN. Appliances, meters, load controls, lights, security systems, pumps, valves—virtually any electrical device—can be remotely configured, monitored, and controlled from across the room, or across the globe. Support for an external GSM or GPRS modem allows the i.LON 100 e2 to be used in locations with no phone or Ethernet connection. Multiple i.LON 100 e2 servers may be connected using new Web binding support to integrate multiple LONWORKS systems, M-Bus systems, and legacy devices. The i.LON 100 e2 includes a data server that provides a single data source for LONWORKS network data, legacy bus data, and M-Bus data. Each data point has a common set of parameters including name, type, value, priority, location, update rate, status, and time-stamp. Each data point may be a t SOAP/XML Web services interface allows easy integration with enterprise systems t Connects LONWORKS devices, M-Bus devices, and legacy devices to the Internet, a LAN, or a WAN for commercial, industrial, and utility applications t Supports connection to an external GSM or GPRS modem t Supports Web binding for connecting multiple i.LON 100 e2 servers, or for connecting i.LON 100 e2 servers to Web services applications t Built-in scheduling, data logging, alarm management, analog function, and type translation applications t Local or remote configuration via built-in configuration web pages t Power line (PL-20 C-band) or twisted pair (TP/FT-10) LONWORKS channel support t 2 opto-isolated digital inputs t 2 high-voltage, high-current relay outputs t 2 S0 inputs for electric, gas, or water impulse meters t Auto-polarity 10/100 BaseT Ethernet interface t Optional integral dial-in/out modem t Built-in real-time clock t E-mail or network variable notification of alarm conditions t MD5 secured communications t Compatible with NAT routers for operation behind firewalls t Static or DHCP acquired IP address t Built-in RNI for integration with LNS® applications scalar value, structure, union, or enumeration. New support has been added for 4-byte unsigned integers and 8-byte IEEE 754 floating-point values for applications that require increased range and resolution such as metering applications. An integrated data point browser provides a fast and easy way to see the status of data points and parameters like online/offline, and to discover parameterization errors or incorrectly scaled data. A preset value can be assigned to every data point, allowing technicians to work with intuitive names instead of cryptic numerical values. LONWORKS data points can be easily created on the i.LON 100 e2 using the i.LON 100 e2 Configuration Plug-in, using any LNS® tool that can create dynamic network variables such as the LonMaker™ Integration Tool, or using the free PointFactory Plug-in available from www.echelon.com/ilon. Web Binding A powerful new feature of the i.LON 100 e2 is Web binding. Web binding can be used to connect data points on different i.LON 100 e2 servers, and can also be used to connect a data point on an i.LON 100 e2 to an enterprise application, or any application that supports a Web services interface. Web binding can be used to bridge between inputs received from the LONWORKS channel, the PPP connection from analog and and wireless modems, the Ethernet connection, local analog/digital/S0 inputs, other i.LON 100s, and non LONWORKS buses, including M-Bus. Web binding can also be used to bridge multiple ANSI/CEA-709.1 domains by installing an i.LON 100 e2 in each domain, and then creating Web connection between the i.LON 100 e2 servers. Web connections can be created with an easy-to-use Web page. Applications The i.LON 100 e2 software applications provide a rich set of functions that enable it to work as a self-contained controller without the need for a PC or host processor. Standard applications include scheduling, data logging, alarm detection & dispatch, meter reading, analog functions, and type translation. The scheduling application permits events and exceptions to be initiated based on time and date schedules configured by the user. The data logging application collects network activity for use by trending, reporting, and analysis applications. The alarming application provides a means to identify, annunciate, and log alarm conditions. The meter reading application supervises impulse meters and provides suitable conversion values for energy, gas, and water metering. The analog function block provides statistical pre-processing of data points to calculate and store mean values, minimum and maximum values, and comparison values. The type translation application can be used to convert between data types, thus simplifying integration of disparate devices. These applications may be used either separately or in combination with one another. The i.LON 100 applications are accessible from Web pages, via a SOAP/XML interface, or via a standard LNS plug-in. The SOAP/XML interface to these applications allows custom integration of data into back-end databases and reporting applications using Web services. The LNS plug-in is used to configure the operation of the internal applications, and customize the presentation of data and alarms that are viewed with the integrated Web interface, or accessed via the SOAP/XML interface. Used in conjunction with the built-in security features, the applications allow day-to-day operational activities such as scheduling events, reading data logs, monitoring events, and acknowledging alarms to be supervised from anywhere in the world using a Web browser. Data from large i.LON 100 e2 deployments can be aggregated using Echelon’s Panoramix® Platform. The i.LON 100 e2 includes built-in Web pages that can be used to configure the i.LON 100 applications. Integrators can also create custom Web pages to monitor and control any of the data points defined on an i.LON 100 e2. To speed development of Web pages, Echelon distributes an unsupported freeware tool called Webgen 8. This tool is a WYSIWYG tool that simplifies development of i.LON 100 Web pages. It lets you quickly put together a basic Web structure with pages that automatically update and animate their network variable and other data point values. Once an initial set of Web pages is created with Webgen, the pages can be modified using standard Web page authoring tools such as Macromedia Dreamweaver. The i.LON 100 e2 is also compatible with a number of third party i.LON 100 Web page authoring tools including i.Vue100 from iVue Systems (USA) and DotVision Studio i.LON 100 Edition from DotVision (France). Network Interfaces Available with either a PL-20 C-band power line or TP/FT10 free topology twisted pair LONWORKS interface, the i.LON 100 features a standard 10/100BaseT Ethernet interface and an optional internal 56K V.90 modem for dial-in/out applications. The power line interface allows signaling to everyday devices through the power mains and has the advantage of requiring no new wires. The free topology twisted pair interface uses inexpensive twisted pair wiring to interconnect devices without regard to wiring topology: the installer is free to route the wire in the most expeditious manner. The 10/100BaseT interface provides connection to a local Ethernet network, while the internal modem option permits signals over telephone lines without the need for a cumbersome external modem. The i.LON 100 e2 includes an LNS Remote Network Interface (RNI) that can be used to create a local or remote network connection for LNS applications including the LonMaker™ Integration Tool. A single LNS application can simultaneously manage, monitor, and control many remote LONWORKS networks by installing an i.LON 100 e2 server in each remote network. Hardware I/O The i.LON 100 e2 includes two optically-isolated digital inputs; two high-voltage, high-current SPST relay outputs; and two S0 impulse meter inputs for supervising electric, gas; and water impulse meters. Each input or output may be configured using LNS plug-ins. For example, the pulse meter inputs can be easily configured to convert a predefined number of pulses into a kilowatt hour (kWh) value and then store the kWh read- ing in one of the i.LON 100 e2 data logs. When convenient, the day’s energy consumption log can be uploaded via the SOAP/XML interface or as a CSV file through FTP, dispatched as a daily e-mail message, or simply displayed on an i.LON 100 Web page for viewing in a Web browser. Likewise, the i.LON 100’s outputs can be triggered by network events. For example, instead of sending an e-mail or network variable update when an alarm condition is detected, the i.LON 100’s built-in alarm annunciator might trigger one of the internal high-voltage, high-current relays, e.g., detection of a burst pipe or a conveyor failure might trigger an electrical system shutdown. Multiple IP Connections When connected to an LNS Server, the i.LON 100 functions as a high-performance RNI. In this mode, all network management, diagnostic, monitoring, and control functions are handled by LNS. Besides acting as a remote LONWORKS network interface, the i.LON 100 also offers a built-in Web server and a SOAP server. The i.LON 100 e-mail client is used to send e-mail dispatches of alarm conditions and data log content. The combination of Web and SOAP servers enables the creation of Web browser-based interfaces as well as connectivity to enterprise systems such as manufacturing, accounting, and SCADA applications. All information is provided in either HTML or XML formats. In addition, a standard WSDL file suitable for .NET and Java Web services integration is provided as part of the i.LON 100 support software. This Web service interface allows programmers to seamlessly access the internal workings of the i.LON 100 in much the same way as OCX controls have operated in the past. The result—faster access to network data. Standards Based Protocols for Total Interoperability The i.LON 100 is designed for use in both local and wide area data networks and is compatible with the most popular IP networking protocols including TCP, PPP, CHAP, PAP, ICMP, NAT, SMTP, DHCP, SNTP, FTP, DNS, MD5, and HTTP. HTML, XML, and SOAP application protocols are also supported. The i.LON 100 fully supports the ANSI/EIA/CEA709.1 protocol as well as ANSI/EIA/CEA-709.2 or 709.3 physical layers. Application modules are exposed using standard functional blocks that can be configured with any LNS based integration tool including the LonMaker Integration Tool. Regardless of whether one is connecting to a LAN, WAN, or ANSI 709.1 protocol-based system, the i.LON 100 offers interoperable networking based on open standards. Software Upgrades A low-cost software upgrade is available that can be used to upgrade a Release 1 i.LON 100 to an i.LON 100 e2. Specifications Minimum PC Requirements Processor Channel Type Network Connector Operating Input Voltage Power Consumption Controls Indicators Ethernet Port Ethernet Connector Type Modem Modem Connector Pentium II @ 600MHz, 128MB RAM, 70MB of free disk space MIPS32™ 72101-2 TP/FT-10 free topology twisted pair 72102-2 TP/FT-10 free topology twisted pair 72103-2 PL-20N or PL-20C power line, L-N coupling 72104-2 PL-20N or PL-20C power line, L-N coupling Screw terminals 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz <15 Watts Service switch, Reset switch Power On/Wink Ethernet link, Activity, 10/100 Mbps LONWORKS Service, BIU, PKD, Tx, Rx (2) Digital Inputs (2) Relay Outputs (2) Metering Inputs Remote Network Interface connection status 10/100BaseT, auto-selecting, auto polarity RJ-45, 8 conductor Optional V.90 internal analog modem RJ-11, 6 conductor Console Port Console Connector Digital Inputs Digital Input Connector Relay Outputs Relay Output Connector Impulse Meter Inputs Impulse Meter Input Connector Temperature Operating Non-operating Humidity (non-condensing) Operating Non-operating Dimensions EMC Agency Listings Mounting EIA-232 DB-9 2 optically-isolated dry contact inputs, 30V AC/DC Screw terminals 2 SPST relays rated at 240VAC @ 10A or 24VDC @ 10A Screw terminals DIN 43 864 (Open terminal voltage ≤12VDC Max; Max current ≤ 27mA) Screw terminals 0 to +50°C -40 to +85°C 10 to 90% RH @ 50°C 5 to 90% RH max @ 50°C H: 3.51", W: 5.47", D: 2.60" (8TE DIN, H: 8.9 cm, W: 13.8cm, D: 6.6cm) FCC Part 15 Class B, EN55022 Class B, EN55024, CISPR 22 Class B, VCCI Class B UL 60950, cUL C22.2 No. 60950-00, TÜV EN60950, CE, C-Tick DIN, Enclosure 8TE Documentation The i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server User’s Guide and the i.LON 100 e2 Programmer’s Reference Guide are included in PDF format on the product CD, and may be downloaded from Echelon’s Web site. Document i.LON 100 Internet Server Quick Start Guide i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server User’s Guide: Installing, Connecting, and Configuring the i.LON 100 Configuring the i.LON 100 Application Using the i.LON 100 Configuration Plug-in Using the i.LON 100 Web Pages to Configure Applications and to Monitor and Control Data Points i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server Programmer’s Reference Echelon Part Number 078-0293-01 078-0287-01 078-0288-01 078-0289-01 078-0250-01 Ordering Information Product i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server – TP/FT-10, no modem i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server – TP/FT-10 with modem i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server – PL-20, no modem i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server – PL-20 with modem i.LON 100 e2 Software Upgrade Echelon Model Number 72101-2 72102-2 72103-2 72104-2 72110-2 Copyright © 2004, Echelon Corporation. 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