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User manual SIMULand.v4 Revision: 16.2.x.xxxx Type: Technical documentation Name: User manual SIMULand.v4 Date: May 2016 Copyright © 2016 METEL s.r.o. Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Table of Contents 1. About ........................................................................................... 2. System requirements ..................................................................... 3. Supported devices and functions ..................................................... 4. Key features .................................................................................. 5 6 7 9 4.1 Automatic device detection ........................................................................ 9 4.2 Automatic topology outline ....................................................................... 10 4.3 VPN client .................................................................................................. 11 4.4 Configuration ............................................................................................. 12 4.5 Firmware Upgrade ..................................................................................... 14 5. Getting Started ............................................................................ 15 5.1 Installation ................................................................................................ 15 5.2 Launching the program .............................................................................. 15 5.3 Initial screen .............................................................................................. 16 5.4 Device connection over LAN ...................................................................... 19 5.5 Device connection over USB ...................................................................... 19 6. Toolbar ....................................................................................... 21 6.1 Puzzle ........................................................................................................ 6.2 My projects ............................................................................................... 6.3 Project ....................................................................................................... 6.4 Device ....................................................................................................... 6.5 Connectivity .............................................................................................. 21 21 22 22 24 6.5.1 Passwords ......................................................................................................................... 24 6.5.2 USB .................................................................................................................................... 24 6.5.3 Network interface .............................................................................................................. 25 6.6 Tools .......................................................................................................... 26 6.6.1 Search(LAN) ......................................................................................................................... 5 6.6.2 Search(MIOS) ....................................................................................................................... 5 6.6.3 Topology ............................................................................................................................ 28 6.6.3.1 TOP ............................................................................................................................... 5 6.6.3.2 RING ............................................................................................................................. 5 6.6.3.3 Detail ............................................................................................................................ 5 6.6.3.4 Non-Ring ..................................................................................................................... 32 6.6.3.5 Manager ..................................................................................................................... 32 6.6.3.6 Diagnostics ................................................................................................................. 33 6.6.4 Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 35 6.6.5 Quick configuration ........................................................................................................... 36 6.6.6 EVENTS .............................................................................................................................. 37 6.6.7 Download configuration from devices .............................................................................. 37 6.6.8 Upload configuration into devices .................................................................................... 38 6.6.9 Firmware upgrade ............................................................................................................. 38 6.6.10 Status ............................................................................................................................... 39 6.6.11 Ping .................................................................................................................................. 39 2 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 6.7 Help ........................................................................................................... 40 6.8 Actions ...................................................................................................... 40 7. Device configuration .................................................................... 41 7.1 Menu ......................................................................................................... 41 7.1.1 Basic .................................................................................................................................. 41 7.1.2 Ports .................................................................................................................................. 41 7.1.2.1 Control ........................................................................................................................ 41 7.1.2.2 VLAN ........................................................................................................................... 42 7.1.2.3 ATU ............................................................................................................................. 42 7.1.2.4 PoE .............................................................................................................................. 42 7.1.2.5 Mirror .......................................................................................................................... 43 7.1.2.6 Rate Rx/Tx .................................................................................................................. 43 7.1.3 Mirror ................................................................................................................................. 43 7.1.4 IP ........................................................................................................................................ 44 7.1.5 DNS .................................................................................................................................... 44 7.1.6 VLAN .................................................................................................................................. 44 7.1.7 Static MAC ......................................................................................................................... 45 7.1.8 Topology ............................................................................................................................ 45 7.1.8.1 Mode .......................................................................................................................... 45 7.1.8.2 Ring ............................................................................................................................ 45 7.1.8.3 RSTP ............................................................................................................................ 46 7.1.8.3.1 Basic .................................................................................................................... 46 7.1.8.3.2 Ports settings ...................................................................................................... 47 7.1.9 IGMP .................................................................................................................................. 47 7.1.10 SNMP ............................................................................................................................... 47 7.1.11 Extension ......................................................................................................................... 48 7.1.11.1 ETH-BUS ................................................................................................................... 48 7.1.11.2 ETH-IO ...................................................................................................................... 48 7.1.11.3 BUS ........................................................................................................................... 49 7.1.11.4 IN .............................................................................................................................. 49 7.1.11.4.1 Digital ................................................................................................................ 50 7.1.11.4.2 Alarm ................................................................................................................. 50 7.1.11.5 OUT .......................................................................................................................... 50 7.1.11.6 TRAPS ....................................................................................................................... 50 7.1.11.6.1 Digital ................................................................................................................ 51 7.1.11.6.2 Alarm ................................................................................................................. 51 7.1.11.6.3 Port .................................................................................................................... 51 7.1.11.6.4 Ring ................................................................................................................... 51 7.1.11.6.5 IP Watchdog ...................................................................................................... 51 7.1.11.6.6 BUS .................................................................................................................... 51 7.1.11.6.7 Temperature ...................................................................................................... 52 7.1.11.6.8 Voltage .............................................................................................................. 52 7.1.11.6.9 USB .................................................................................................................... 52 7.1.11.6.10 IP ...................................................................................................................... 52 7.1.11.7 SNTP ......................................................................................................................... 53 7.1.11.8 SMTP ......................................................................................................................... 53 7.1.11.8.1 Server ................................................................................................................. 54 7.1.11.8.2 Logger ................................................................................................................ 54 7.1.11.8.3 Addresses .......................................................................................................... 54 3 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.11.9 IP Watchdog ............................................................................................................. 54 7.1.11.10 CAM ........................................................................................................................ 54 7.1.11.10.1 Basic ................................................................................................................ 54 7.1.11.10.2 User commands ............................................................................................... 55 7.1.11.10.3 Text .................................................................................................................. 55 7.1.11.11 MIOS ....................................................................................................................... 55 7.1.11.11.1 General ............................................................................................................ 55 7.1.11.11.2 Devices ............................................................................................................ 55 7.1.11.11.3 Inputs ............................................................................................................... 56 7.1.11.11.4 Outputs ............................................................................................................ 56 7.1.11.12 TCP ......................................................................................................................... 56 7.1.11.13 SYSLOG ................................................................................................................... 56 7.1.11.14 EVENTS ................................................................................................................... 56 4 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 1. About SIMULand.v4 is a Windows desktop configuration software and is independent of third-party web browsers. The software provides a complex set of configuration tools for the METEL IP devices connected to the LAN. It includes tools for network analysis including automatic topology discovery. 5 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 2. System requirements Minimum system requirements for the workstation are necessary for successful installation of the SIMULand application are found in the table below. Operation system Windows 7, 8, 10 – 32/64bit Processor Intel Core 2 DUO 2GHz / AMD X2 2GHz a powerfull RAM 2GB and bigger, depending at project size! TIP: After installation it is recommended to configure a rule in the workstation firewall that will allow SIMULand to communicate with devices. 6 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 3. Supported devices and functions A full list of all devices with supported functions related to the rendering and displaying in the graphical system, can be found below. For all devices, full management and default configuration files for online / off-line work. Fully supported devices are 3rd generation switches labelled .F, IPLOG units, miniLAN-RS485/232, IPSEN sensors and I/O modules: 2G-6S.1.16.E 2G-6S.1.16.F-UNIT/1U 2G-10S.F-UNIT/1U 2G-2S.0.3.F-BOX-PoE 2G-2S.0.3.F-BOX-PoE(M-PoE) 2G-2S.0.3.FC-BOX 2G-2S.3.0.F-BOX 2G-2S.0.2.F-BOX-PoE 2G-2S.0.2.F-BOX-PoE(M-PoE) 2G-2S.0.2.F-BOX-PoE-PP(M-PoE) 2G-2S.1.4.F-BOX 2G-2S.1.4.F-BOX-PoE-PP(M-PoE) 2G-2.7.1.0.F-BOX 2G-2C.0.8.F-BOX-PoE-PP 2G-1C.0.8.FC-BOX-PoE-PP 2G-2C.8S.0.0.F-BOX miniLAN-232 miniLAN-485 IPLOG-DELTA-1 IPLOG-DELTA-2 IPLOG-DELTA-3 IPLOG-DELTA-1-Geutebruck IPLOG-DELTA-1-Eza IPLOG-DELTA-1-Redwall IPLOG-DELTA-1-Elfar IPLOG-DELTA-1-R62 IPLOG-DELTA-1-Peridect IPLOG-DELTA-3-Peridect IPLOG-DELTA-3-VAlert IPLOG-DELTA-VoIP IPLOG-DELTA-2-GSM IPSEN-D6 IPSEN-D16 IPSEN-H2O IPSEN-T1 IPSEN-TH1 IPSEN-BL8I IPSEN-BL8O From the 2nd generation of switches (ending with .E) are fully supported only following devices: 200M-2.1.4.E 200M-2.1.4.E ++ 2G-2.1.4.E 2G-2.1.4.E ++ 7 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 2G-2.1.7.E 2G-2.3.0.E Other devices have limited support of Front panels and must be added manually to the topology. These devices are in SIMULand 4 shown with generic icons: BB-x.x.x-22 200M-1.0.4.E-W4 200M-1.0.4.E-W4-PoE++ 200M-1.0.4.E-W5 200M-1.0.4.E-W5-PoE++ 200M-2.0.1.E 200M-2.0.4.ECA 200M-2.0.4.ECB 200M-2.1.0 200M-2.1.0.E 200M-2.1.4 200M-RS.E4 200M-RS.E5 200M-RS.E6 200M-EVA 200M-EVA8 200M-ADAM 200M-ADAM8 2G-0.1.4 2G-0.1.4.E 2G-0.1.8.E 2G-0.1.8.EC 2G-1.0.4.E-W4 2G-1.0.4.E-W4-PoE++ 2G-1.0.4.E-W5 2G-1.0.4.E-W5-PoE++ 2G-2.0.1.E 2G-2.0.4.ECA 2G-2.0.4.ECB 2G-2.1.0 2G-2.1.0.E 2G-2.1.0.EBT 2G-2.1.4 2G-RS.E4 2G-RS.E5 2G-RS.E6 RING-IO LAN-485 8 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 4. Key features These functions make working with the program pleasant and perform several steps in just one click. Automatic device detection - Automatic topology outline - Configuration - Device upgrade - Remote support VPN/CHAT - 4.1 Automatic device detection SIMULand.v4 automatically searches for all available METEL devices with switched on support of protocols SNMP v2c, v3 or PGM (switches and converters of serial lines). It shows their identification data in an outline table ordered by IP address. For each device, it also shows the product type, device description, serial number, firmware version and the version of protocol that will be used for communication, and information as to there has already been a configuration downloaded from the given device to a project so that it can be configured etc. Search(LAN) - finds devices connected over Ethernet Search(MIOS) - finds MIOS devices connected over RS485 interface to the devices found over Ethernet 9 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu TIP: In order to provide maximum security we recommend using SNMP v3 with AES encyrption algorithm and SHA-1 hash algorithm to detect any changes in transferred data. 4.2 Automatic topology outline SIMULand can automatically draw network topology and display it in the workspace. It is divided into levels that interact with each other (TOP,RING/CHAIN ,Device, MIOS). Thanks to the graphical interface it thus provides a complex overview of the devices and their interconnection. TOP - main workspace shows topology as a block diagram. Further levels then serve a more detailed overview of the RING and also to show the front panel. 10 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Front panel of the device. Tip: By clicking the "Online info" icon current state of port link up/link down are shown. By moving the cursor over the data bus, supply connector symbol and other,the current values are shown. 4.3 VPN client SIMULand v4 offers remote support without installing any other software. The support is divided into two main blocks CHAT and VPN. The advantage of using integrated remote support is to limit access permission to other programs other than SIMULand. Programs for remote support usually allow full access to all data and programs unless the computer owner specifies otherwise. Thus, in terms of safety the work of the remote support cannot do anything without your permission, moreover it's limited to working only within the interface of SIMULand.This process provides a considerable advantage in the amount of transmitted data. In areas without high-quality data network connection it is possible to use a scheme where you do not transfer a full graphics display, but only exchange data in text form with which SIMULand works. This allows the use of GPRS, EDGE or 3G networks. In networks 4G or LTE it is now a full-fledged approach to using graphical interface. Chat - chat is used for short text communication (messaging) or users conversation and conversation of remote technical support via a communication network in real time. 11 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu VPN - remote connection of the technologist via SIMULand. In the BETA version is VPN unavailable. 4.4 Configuration Management of all METEL devices uses a set of tools that tries to help the user work. Some of these tools are used to configure individual devices, other tools are used for mass settings. Other tools allow you to download the configuration of all devices in one step or for comparing and applying new parameters. Configuration Icon - access to device management, here you can change individual parameters. You can use the buttons "Read / Write" to read or write individual parameters. 12 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Quick Configuration Icon - brings the tool that is used for the configuration parametres such as IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Gateway, ATU table (filtering output packets), configuration PoE. Download icon - allows downloading simultaneous configuration of all devices without having to log in. 13 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Upload icon - quick writing configuration saved to the project to the device. If you have prepared in advance, for example,a configuration in the office, you can simply use this option to enter into all devices at once without having to log into each. This way you can easily compare your current device settings with the settings in the project. 4.5 Firmware Upgrade Following the development of new functions, adding new OID, acceleration of the processor, correction of errors etc., SIMULand allows v4 firmware upgrade equipment as well as its older version SIMULand v3. The novelty is integrating manufacturing firmwares directly in the software. SIMULand v4 offers the lastest production firmware and checks whether it is possible to upload to the device. So you do not have to contact technical support and ask them to send the current firmware. Upgrade form with available devices. 14 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 5. Getting Started Explanation of the basic techniques for using the program SIMULand v4. 5.1 Installation Downloading configuration and graphical tools SIMULand v4 1. From page www.metel.eu download the latest version of the program SIMULand.v4 2. Unzip the downloaded file and start the installation by double-clicking on the file setup.exe 3. Follow the instructions of the setup wizard. During the installation you will be asked a few basic questions. o destination folder C: \ Program Files (x86) \ METEL \ SIMULand.v4 \ o summary confirmation o all other steps are found in the installation guide o at the end of the installation an icon is automatically created on your desktop 4. After completing installation in some systems SIMULand automatically starts, you'll have to in some systems manually start it. It depends on the type of updates and operating system. We recommend installing the drivers for the USB connection (local management), downloadable at www.metel.eu. USB drivers have their own setup file, so it is necessary to proceed as follows: 1. Unzip the downloaded file to any location. 2. Connect to any device of METEL which has a physical USB input USB cable A / B. 3. In the system windows go to Computer Management -> Device Manager, here you should see the added unknown device. 4. Right click on the Update Driver or select Properties -> Driver -> Update Driver. 5. Now manually enter the way to the location where you unzipped the downloaded file. Select the folder of your operating system and confirm the selection. The driver should be automatically installed. 6. Correct installation can be controlled by Device Manager -> COM ports, there should appear in the COM port labeled METEL USB to UART (COM port number). Alternatively, in SIMULand.v4 by clicking the USB icon. If during the installation of SIMULand.v4 or USB drivers any complications are encountered, please contact our technical support team. Contacts for technical support can be found at this address www.metel.eu in the Contact section. 5.2 Launching the program The first launching of the program is performed by double-clicking on the SIMULand v4 icon created during the installation on the desktop or from installed programs. The launching of the program depends on the user. 15 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu The first thing the user typically selects is the Selection of language. "Language" Icon. Select the language version that best suits you and click OK. The program will now restart and will automatically start with your chosen language version. If it does not start automatically, double-click on the icon to start the program again. In the second step, create a new project, which you will continue to operate, "New" Icon. Hint: All projects are stored in the directory C: \ Users \ "user" \ AppData \ Roaming \ Simuland.v4. "Edit" icon allows you to change the head of your project for better communication between the created projects. By double-clicking left on the mouse you can go to your chosen project. Here you will see the main menu screen with a set of icons to work with the devices, setting project characteristics, diagnostic tools etc. All icons are divided into groups according to their use. 5.3 Initial screen The main screen is divided into several blocks. 1. METEL logo 2. set of icons in the Project tab 3. set of icons in the Help tab 4. Configuration window 16 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 1. METEL logo at the top left hand corner of the screen. Exit -when exiting the program the changes are then compared to your saved project, you will be prompted to save the existing configuration. Close Project - closes the current project and displays a list of created projects in the database. Settings - allows you to filter information devices according to IP address, MAC address, product type and description. 2. The group of icons in the Projects tab, which are used for work with devices in the project. Project Save Project - saves the current project to file Close Project - closes the current project and returns the user to the list of projects. When you are closing the project you will be asked to save the current project if you have not saved or made any changes. Devices Add - inserting new objects into the project Delete - deleting objects from the project Connectivity USB - connects to a device via USB cable Passwords - all passwords are saved for logging in to each device in the project. If a password has never changed, SIMULandv4 uses default passwords. Network interface - Select the interface of the local computer Tools Search (LAN) - automatic detection of all METEL devices available in the network Search (MIOS) - Automatic detection of devices connected to the RS485 data bus labeled as n-IPSEN Topology - automatic topology drawing based on LLDP protocol is bound to firmware version Configuration - access to the configuration of devices Quick configuration - supports multiple changes of devices added in the project (change of IP addresses, 17 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu enabling the detection of PoE devices, data filtering on ports and others) Download - downloads the current configuration of all devices and saves it to the project Uploads - upload and compares the current configuration of the device with configuration in the project Update - firmware upgrade Status - displays the status of devices Ping - a simple tool for monitoring the availability of devices Action Logging - Logging events of program Time - device time synchronization with the time available on the local computer Trap - trap receiver captures information sent via SNMP protocol E-mail - sending email based on set of events Warning - displays the warnings based on a set of events 3. The group of icon in the Help Support Chat - chat with METEL technical support VPN - interconnection with METEL support via VPN (virtual private network) with your local computer Help Check updates - check the availability of newer versions Feedback - form used to send comments to the program Help - help for program SIMULandv4 SIMULand news - news between the different versions, treated errors, firmware updates and shortcomings About - information about the version of the program, manufacturers and reserved rights 4. Configuration Window 18 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu The configuration window is used to display required content such as device configuration, quick configuration, individual workplace level of graphical workspaces, system status and many others. All work within the devices are performed in one or more of the open configuration windows. It means any number of windows can be opened in the docking area. And you can change their size and location. It is possible, for example, to compare the configurations of individual devices or port statistics, and then compare without visualization. This feature gives users a free choice for selection. 5.4 Device connection over LAN SIMULand automatically searches for all available METEL devices that support protocols PGM, SNMP v2c, v3 in the local network, see supported devices. o Connects your computer and devices via Ethernet CAT5E cable or higher class. o Connects the power connector with voltage 12-60VDC / 12-30VAC unless otherwise specified in the datasheet o Runs the configuration program SIMULandv4 o Creates a new project or selects an existing project o Click on the Search(LAN) icon, now it will automatically detect available devices. Select devices by clicking the OK button and the device will be added to the list of devices in the project. Tip: Before automatically detecting devices it is recommended to disable the wireless network. 5.5 Device connection over USB METEL devices can be configured instead of using the Ethernet interface also via USB. Local management is also sometimes used to increase security when remote access is impossible. It is used to avoid making changes in configuration via the network. o Interconnect your computer and device via USB cable, A / B o Connect the power connector with voltage 12-60VDC / 12-30VAC if it is not otherwise specified in the o o o o datasheet Run the configuration program SIMULandv4 Create a new project or select an existing project Click on the USB icon in the group of Connectivity SIMULand automatically detects METEL devices connected via USB and displays their identification data 19 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Tip: if there was no automatic detection in the device manager verify installation of the drivers. Refresh - restore a USB connection (refresh) Reset (factory setting) - devices will be returned to factory settings, including IP address Configuration - Device configuration Status - reading states of a device (statistics) Entering login information. o At first SIMULandv4 uses the default password when the user changes the password, the password will have to be entered manually. o To confirm the correct login information go to the configuration of devices, or view its status. 20 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 6. Toolbar Toolbars contain icons, buttons, menus, entry fields etc. which allows the user to communicate with the program within the graphical interface. 6.1 Puzzle METEL logo in the upper left corner of the screen allows basic control of the program. Exit - exiting the program, if there were changes to a saved project, you will be prompted to save the current configuration. The same function is performed by the cross symbol in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Close Project - closes the current project and displays a dialog box with a list of existing projects in the database. Settings - allows you to select how the devices will be displayed by IP address, MAC address, product type and description. According to, this setting the device will be visible in the program. It also contains the functions required for basic operation, program display. 6.2 My projects Group of icons that are used for basic work with projects such as deleting, importing, exporting, and more. New Create a new project. When creating a new project, you will be prompted to enter a basic description (identification). If you leave the data in the default settings, you can later change the option in the same menu by using Edit. Import It imports projects from different locations to the database SIMULand projects. This function allows another user to accept a project. If the imported project was exported with passwords, you will have to enter the same passwords which were used when the project was created. Export It exports the project to a different location other than the location of a database of projects in SMIULandu with the same suffix. The project can be exported with saved passwords or without them. SIMULand SML files can be easily exported or converted to other formats and from these formats printed the required data visualization of the environments. There are text and image formats. Export contains these basic printing options. The project - exports the whole project with the choice to export the project with logins or without them. This choice is used to communicate between workstations of the project. Device List - prints a list of all devices that are included in the current project. METEL objects are automatically added to the project. Objects such as cameras, servers, monitoring stations ....devices to the project are inserted by the user. Block diagram - prints block views. Rings, backbone devices designed to connect multiple rings and other devices. Topology - prints Topology diagrams. Detail - prints detail(front panel) of one current device and all of its direct peers. 21 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Table - prints a list of devices in the text / tabular form. Table example Device IP address Description 2G-2S.1.4.F 192.168.0.15 House 5 Ports type Port Ethernet PoE P4 Device Camera IP address Description 192.168.0.90 Exit Ports type Ethernet How to export: Click to Export icon > a dialog window appears where the following parameters are set. Export o Project o Device list o Block diagram o Topology o Detail o Table o Select the type of file which you want to import to XML o In the Export dialog select the location where you want to save the file. o Click to the Export button. The file will create and save. Tip: Choice of a file type varies according to the selection of the export window. Edit Changing the basic properties of the project such as name, place of creation, manager ..... It is also possible to set automatic saving in case of PC crash. Delete It deletes an previously created project from the project database.IMPORTANT! It is not possible to refresh deleted projects. Language SIMULand.v4 provides a set of language versions, which the user can freely switch. Changing the language will take effect after restarting SIMULand, it happens automatically. If not, restart the program manually. 6.3 Project Tools of the Project group. Save project - it saves the current project to database . Close project - it closes the current project and returns the user to the list of projects. During the closing of the project you will be asked to save the current project if the project was edited. 6.4 Device 22 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Icons of Device group allows you to add or delete objects from the device list. Add By selecting "Add" a list of devices will be displayed that can be added to the desktop or list of devices. It also serves as a supplement to the automatic search and topology drawing.It is possible with this device to work in the "Offline" mode and prepare in advance its configuration, which then can be uploaded to the site without having a direct connection. The devices are divided according to the usage of the switches, IPLOGs and other. Switches - all available switches are divided to generations IPLogy - IPLog units Others - contains converters RS485/232, cameras , recorders , PCs, switches from third parties How to add device to the desktop: 1. Selection of device list 2. Click the Add button, the device is added to the main device list and at the same time to Manager -> Not assigned 3. From the Manager, you can drag to a place the device on the desktop . In case that it is METEL devices you can use the Topology function(Refresh - if topology has been drawn) and let SIMULand automatically classify and connect a new device to the workspace. If the device contains LLDP protocol, everything will be automatically done. 4. The device is inserted into the project with a default configuration, IP address 127.0.0.1 without serial numbers and MAC addresses. These values w ill be added up during synchronisation when the device will be connected (online) and the IP address will be the same as the IP address in the project. By pressing the upload button a configuration will be prepared and uploaded to the device or devices from SIMULand uploaded to the device or more devices. Tip: only some devices have full support for the symbol of front panel on the desktop. A list of these devices you can see in the section Supported devices. Delete Deleting objects already created to workspace or in device list. Both features of Devices group (Add,Delete) operate in dual mode. When you create a new object is at first inserted into the device tree in Manager device -> Not assigned. These devices were not included on one of the workspace (TOP, RING, Non-Ring, RSTP), it allows operating with devices in different layers of Topology. In the same tree are located devices that do not support the LLDP protocol for automatic drawing of topology to their location on workspaces. To complete the creation it is therefore necessary to move the created object from a tree Manager device -> Not assigned to the appropriate workspace. 23 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu When the object is deleted it will be moved to a tree Not assigned it allows to move the created object from one grafical workspace to another without the necessity of deleting and re-creating. To continue deleting them right-click in the tree Manager -> All, and select delete. Or click on the device in the main device list and pressing the Remove icon in the toolbar Devices will be selected device deleted. Tip: If you manually place the device in the wrong place, SIMULand will not be able to corretly display its status. 6.5 Connectivity METEL devices can communicate via LAN or USB or you can use the Offline mode to view devices, project preparation or calculation data stream, more information in the Offline section. 6.5.1 Passwords Passwords are saved for all Metel devices and for the project. So it is not necessary to repeatedly enter them when logging into each device. But if you change the default password, you must change the password saved in the project. Otherwise you will not be able to login to the device, or read its value. Factory passwords setting to different protocols: Connection: Kind of password: SNMPv2c Read community Write community SNMPv3 User Auth password Privacy password PGM Password Default password: read write master mastermaster mastermaster metel After the first search we recommend changing the passwords for all devices in the project and then change them in the menu Passwords. This allows you to configure devices without manually writing of the login, SIMULand will automatically use saved passwords. Tip: If you can not correctly search the device of your network, you might need to create a rule for your firewall to prevent to limit the data needed for working with the SIMULand. 6.5.2 USB METEL devices can be configured also via USB interface (local management). Local management is also sometimes used to increase security when remote access via Ethernet from the local network is prohibited. The devices within the local PC are interconnected via a USB A/B cable and are not included. It is required during installation to connect the device to USB, if you have not already done during installation, the installation of the USB drivers. Drivers can found on the www.metel.eu website or contact technical support. Tip: The main benefits of configuration via USB: o Local management of devices for contracts where it is not allowed remote access to the device over the LAN o Reset the device to default, in case of loss of passwords o Devices are not confused 24 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Click on the USB icon in the group of Connectivity, SIMULand automatically detects METEL devices connected via USB and displays their identification information such as product, serial number, description and COM port number. Tip: if the USB device not to be automatically detected, verify in the Device manager if the drivers are installed. Possibilities of USB interface: Refresh - restore or establish a USB connection (refresh of connection) Reset (factory setting) - the device will be set to factory settings, including IP addresses Configuration - Device configuration Status - provides basic status information (statistics) - State of optical ring - Power status - Temperature of device - The status of FE / GE / FO ports - Dynamic MAC table Entering login information is needed when reading statistics and configuration. o First SIMULand uses the default password when the user changes the password to login to a device, the user will have to enter the password manually. o Confirm the right login by clicking on OK button to go to the configuration of the device, or view its statistics. o Configuration environment and viewing statistics are the same as when you are communicating via Ethernet. Tip: "USB Reset" will overwrite the configuration of area, including the configuration of IP addresses and the protocol used for communication and topology. If "USB Reset" is used in the switches configured in mode LAN-RINGv1 as MASTER (see LED), before the RESET starting disconnect one port of an optical ring. RESET overwriting MASTER functions to SLAVE, MASTER switch must be re-configured before joining optical ring back on to avoid looping data. 6.5.3 Network interface SIMULand.v4 is used to communicate with devices in the network via ethernet interface of your computer. Therefore, it is necessary to have the right configuration. If it is at the same time more active interfaces so you select only one of them (preferably fixed LAN port) to prevent the distribution of data between more interfaces. Chosen interface will be used to search for available devices, topology draw, to configure and generally to the overall METEL devices administration. SIMULand.v4 so could corretly communicate with the devices only if PC's interface is set to the same subnet of addresses as a devices. Tip: If you can not find the devices, turn off your antivirus software or the firewall of Windows. For 25 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu antivirus software and Windows firewall is possible to create rules that will not block the data between SIMULand and devices. 6.6 Tools Tools group is used to change the configuration of the devices and read their current values. 6.6.1 Search(LAN) SIMULand.v4 automatically searches for all available METEL devices with enabled protocols SNMP v2c, v3 or PGM (switches and converters of serial lines). It shows their identification data in table sorted according to replies from the query. Additionally it shows for each device the type of product, description, serial number, firmware version, the version of the protocol by which the device will communicate (SNMP / PGM) and information as to, whether it has ever been downloaded configuration of the device in the project to allow its configuration and further work with it. Search(LAN) - searches for devices connected to LAN via ethernet. Click on the Search(LAN) icon to display the form that will gradually list the retrieved devices. If it is a new project all of devices will be highlighted, so confirm them by clicking on the OK button, it is visible after the completion of the search. Or you can select only specific devices and confirm. Your choice will be copied to the main list of devices added to the project. Tip: Before the searching of switches and IO modules which are compatible with LAN-RING system it is necessary to set the IP address of the PC and the mask, ie., for the searching of switches of the default settings must be set to the network interface IP address in the 10.x.x.x range and mask 255.0. 0.0 . If a firewall is installed on the PC we recommend to set a rule for allowing communication between SIMULand and devices. Tip: In this step devices are synchronized with the SIMULand.v4 environment. If during any change in the version of SNMP communications, eg. via the MIB Browser, you will need to search for the device again. The devices are added to form randomly, so as to answer the query. It does not have rule: closer = faster. The whole cycle can be repeated by pressing the Search button or interrupt Storno. By confirming the selection it shows a message as to where you will be prompted to download the configuration. For a new project, this step is necessary! SIMULand.v4 otherwise will not have data to work with devices. This will synchronize all the devices within the project. So please select Yes. Option No use when the configuration has been downloaded in the past and you do not want to update it. 26 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Now you can see how SIMULand.v4 is logging into each device and downloading their configurations. A simillar function contains the Download button in the main menu. If the download was not successful, you can repeat the cycle by the Retry button, or if necessary to interrupt by the Cancel button. In this step SIMULand.v4 is used for login default passwords that are entered in the main menu under the Password icon. If it is not the same as the password in the device the configuration can not be downloaded. This should not happen with a new project because the devices have default passwords, which are saved in SIMULand.v4. See the Password menu. Attention: If the project already contains a configuration it will be overwritten by the current. It is the final list of devices added to the project with their current configurations. TIP: In order to ensure maximum safety, we recommend using SNMP v3 which uses the AES encryption algorithm and hash algorithm SHA-1 for detecting changes in the transmitted data. 27 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 6.6.2 Search(MIOS) SIMULand.v4 automatically searches all available MIOS devices. Displays their identification data in a table form sorted according to the replies to the query. Displays for what Root device belong (IP) and for each device displays the type of product, description, serial number, firmware version and information as to whether the device is already located in the project. Function MIOS devices are searched via searched LAN Root devices (switch or IPLOG). First must be added Root devices, which are all devices searched via a LAN and containing MIOS RS485 data bus. Then can be searched MIOS devices. SIMULand must ask Root devices if they have any connected MIOS devices and if so, they are displayed in the search form. MIOS device must always have a METEL Root, which is used to connect them to the LAN, reading parameters, writing configurations and firmware upgrades for them. Without METEL Root it is impossible to communicate with MIOS devices. IP - IP address form shows, which the Root IPSEN module belongs. 6.6.3 Topology SIMULand can automatically find out the network topology and then display it on the corresponding workspace, which is divided into three levels which are interconnected (TOP, RING, Non-Ring, Detail). It provides thanks to the graphical interface a complex overview of the devices and their interconnections. Attention: Automatic draw is tied to the LLDP protocol, the protocol is fully supported from fw 56.5858. Devices with an older version of firmware must be manually added to the desktop from device manager. Each time you click on the Topology icon, you will automatically be warned that the current topology will be redrawn and the original deleted. If the topology has been redrawn in the past and there was only a partial alteration, use Refresh in the Topology. When topology is drawn at first time, please accept this message. Based on the list of devices found via the automatic detection or eventually edited by manual insertion, SIMULand.v4 will detect the devices current connection status over LLDP protocol, which then is displayed on the TOP graphics workspace. 28 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu If everything is correct there will be visible the OK button on the status bar display "Reading of the device was successful." In the case that a device does not respond or does not support the LLDP protocol, the status bar informs you about complications. Attention: If the device does not support LLDP protocol it is automatically moved to Manager -> Not assigned. By Reading LLDP form it on the TOP workspace displays current connection of topology. Here on the picture you can see the symbol of RING topology . Attention: The devices are divided into RING by a ring identifier set in the configuration of the device! Manager On the left side of the screen is the Manager for managing objects on the grafical workspace. Here you can find all the devices that are added to the project such as scanned devices, manually added Metel devices, cameras, PC, servers, etc. The objects are classified by type: Cameras, Control units, Switches. Cameras - cameras added in the project Control units - recorders, servers, computers units, routers Switches - it contains all METEL devices including IPLOG units miniLAN converters etc. 29 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu All - In this tab you can find absolutely all the objects that are or have been added to the project and are registered in the main list of devices in project. If you want to delete the object permanently, you must delete it from the list of devices. Not assigned - contains objects that are in tab All and are not added to any desktop. For example, devices that do not support LLDP protocol, deleted objects of workspace etc. Tip: Objects from the manager list are moved to the desktop by dragging. 6.6.3.1 TOP TOP workspace gives users a comprehensive overview of the whole project in terms of a block diagram. Objects are associated into groups based on device type and topology's protocol that are currently active (LAN-RINGv1, LAN-RINGv2, RSTP). MultiRing switches (switches that have the ability to merge multiple rings) on the desktop are shown as a symbol of their front panel. Switches with enabled protocol LAN-RING are organized into groups according to the selected version (RINGv1 LAN, LAN-RINGv2) and by ring identifier (ID). On the desktop such a group is shown as the symbol of a circle with a description of the selected protocol and ID's common to all devices. When the switch has enabled RTSP protocol it is located on the RSTP workspace. Tip: All objects that are in the main list of devices are found in the project Manager on the left side the desktop. 6.6.3.2 RING RING workspace provides a more detailed view of the devices with enabled protocol LAN-RINGv1, LANRINGv2. It shows connection between devices within a Ring topology, which is at the TOP workspace displayed under the ring symbol with designation ring topology. The desktop Non-Ring supports functions of Diagnostics. 30 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Tip: Double-clicking on the RING's symbol at the TOP of workspace shows the RING topology. 6.6.3.3 Detail Detail desktop shows a diagram oview of the selected device, it means the front panel and the nearest objects connected directly to its ports. It is possible to see thanks to the Online info current status of ports, inputs, supply, bus etc. Online info States of ports - it has two states. Gray - port has Link-down (the port is inactive) Green - port has Link-up (the port is active) By moving the mouse arrow over the symbols of inputs, outputs, power, bus RS485 / 422 when the Online info is active, an information window shows the current values of the device. 31 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Tip: Double-click on the selected device symbol on the desktop RING, Non-Ring shows Detail desktop. 6.6.3.4 Non-Ring Non-RING desktop window used to draw connections between devices that are not using protocols LANRINGv1 or LAN-RINGv2. These devices are chosen in the Topology tab option none or RSTP. Furthermore, there are devices that are designed for interfacing with more than one active network element (end devices with a single Ethernet port), such as IP-LOG units. The desktop Non-Ring supports functions of Diagnostics. 6.6.3.5 Manager On the left side of the screen you can see Manager, which is used to manage objects on the desktop. Here you will find all the devices that are added to the project, scanned devices, manually added Metel devices, cameras, PC, servers, etc. For better clarity, the objects are divided according to the type (camera, control units, switches). 32 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Cameras - cameras in project Control unites - recorders, servers, PC, routers Switches - contains all METEL devices including IPLOG units and miniLAN converters All - here you can find absolutely all the objects that are or have been added to the project and are saved in the main device list on the main page of the project. If you want to delete the object permanently, you must delete it from the main list of devices. Not assigned - contains objects that are in the All and are not added to any desktop. For example, devices that do not support LLDP protocol, objects deleted from the desktop, manually added but still unplaced devices. Tip: Objects from the manager list are move to the desktop by dragging. 6.6.3.6 Diagnostics Diagnostics can be used on all workspaces of Topology with the exception of Detail (detail workspace uses its own diagnostics Online info). It provides a complex overview of the data traffic on individual ports, link status, display port status of ring topology and topology RSTP, information about power, temperature. 33 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Port - displays the port label (index) on the device, this feature provides better clarity. Traffic - total input and output data stream of port (Mbps - megabits per second). More detailed statistics can be displayed in the statistics of the port device, here the data is divided according to the type (unicast, broadcast, multicast) and the number of packets. Link - line state between two devices, which is signaled by four color states (gray, green, red, purple) Gray - diagnostics line is not active. Green - both the devices indicates the line is all right (Link-Up) Red - both devices reports link disconnected (Link-down) Purple - a state when one of devices reports the Link-up and second line Link-down, this state can only occur when there is an incorrect manual connection between devices or if at least one of the devices end. When the terminal device is disconnected it can not return to a status line, therefore SIMULand polls devices via ARP queries. For example, if the device response to ARP, but the port of the device which it is attached is not active, the status will change to a purple line. Ring - Ring status is displayed like Link status. Also has four states, gray, green, red, purple and moreover displays Ring ID having been set on the switch. Gray - diagnostics of the ring is not active Green - both devices reports the status of the ring OK and have the same ring ID Red - both devices reports ring status other than OK and have the same ring ID Purple - one of the switches reports the status of the ring OK, the second reports another state than OK - both reports state ring OK, but not identical Ring ID, this can only occur with LAN-RINGv1 RSTP - is only relevant if the switches using RSTP, then each port displays its status and role in the RSTP topology. Root switch is labeled as Root. The states and the roles of ports: State - Disabled, the port is not active - Discarding, port is in a blocking or a listening state - Learning, port in the state of learning MAC addresses - Forwarding, port forwards data Role - Root, port with the best path to the root switch 34 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu - Designated, port which connects additional devices (can be end devicel - Alternate, alternative path to the root switch - Backup, an alternative path to the root switch, while they hear their own BPDU packets For more information on RSTP protocol can be found by RFC standards. Tip: CISCO switches higher level do not use standard MSTP, but adapted for subdivision into VLANs. These protocols are called as PVST (per-VLAN spanning tree) possibly PVST + (rapid per-VLAN spanning tree). o PVST - If the Cisco uses the same VLAN as METEL, switches are compatible. o PVST + - it is only compatible with CISCO products! o Support for MSTP METEL switches depends on the firmware version. o STP and RSTP are at METEL switches fully compliant. You refer to the standards RFC. Voltage - shows the value of the primary and secondary voltage by symbol next to the description of the device. Temperature - shows the value of temperature (Celsius) next to the symbol of the device. 6.6.4 Configuration METEL devices can be configured in a so-called "Online" or "Offline" mode. Online mode is considered as such when the devices are available directly (you can write changes immediately). Offline mode is used to create the device configuration in advance for example in your office. Device configuration will be uploaded to the devices later in the site (Upload function). Tip: To go to the configuration double-click on the selected device in the main device list or right-click in the graphical interface. Online configuration communicates with devices in the real time via buttons Read and Write. Any changes will be applied immediately after confirmation by clicking on one of them. Read button reads the current setpoint value and displays it in a configuration interface regardless of the previous configuration. 35 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Write button writes the device set value regardless of the saved value, so you can write the same value. During offline configuration, it is possible to prepare configuration without being connected to the device and save it to a file or project with Save button. The prepared configuration can be simply loaded into the concrete device at the site via the buttons Load and Save. Save button is used to upload configuration to one device. Upload downloads real configuration from any device and compares it with the configuration of the project, shows the changes between them and allows their registration. When the changes have been written to the device, the program checks the differences between real configuration and configuration saved in the project. Changed values in the configuration interface will be displayed in red. Writing value (WRITE) will once again be visible by default. If you click on the Read button and value of device is different than in the project, it will be displayed in red. When the configuration window is closing, it is compares the project with the real configuration. So if you make configuration changes in your PC, but do not confirm them, the device will be highlighted in red in the main device list to indicate that the project is not synchronized with the devices. So you can reopen the configuration and confirm the changes using the Upload button or using the Download button which download the current configuration from the all devices and rewrites the current project. Functions Downloading / Uploading is also used to synchronize the project with the devices. Tip: By saving changes and the occasional using of Download / Upload tools you keep the project up to date and synchronized with the configuration of devices. 6.6.5 Quick configuration Quick configuration allows you to change the basic parameters of devices such as IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Gateway, ATU table (packet filtering output) configuration PoE. Available devices are copied to the table from the main list of devices. Mode Select the mode to change the properties that you want to configure. IP addresses - change the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS Port PoE enable - switch on/off PoE detection of port Port ATU - filtering data output of port Tip: Use keyboard shortcuts to select more devices for changing IP addresses. Change IP address,Mask,Gateway and DNS. 36 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Computer IP address - shows all ranges of address assigned to your network card. According to the selected range then automatically fills Mask, Gateway, DNS. First IP Address / Last IP Address - indicates the address range that will be saved into the device. Netmask - the network mask is a number that divides a network into subnets. Gateway - the gateway to communicate outside the LAN. DNS - used to resolve names to IP addresses. Port PoE enable Switch on/off PoE detection of port. By ticking the checkbox you enable PoE detection of the port. Port ATU Selecting a mode to filter the output data of port. No unknown addresses (DA) - frames with the unlearned destination addresses are not sent. No multicast - multicast packets are not sent. No unicast - unicast packets are not sent. ALL - all frames are sent. Tip: All parameters such as checkbox and combo box can be changed globally in one column, for all selected devices. 6.6.6 EVENTS 6.6.7 Download configuration from devices Download configuration is one of the most important functions of the program SIMULandv4. During download it compare the devices configurations in the project with configuration in the devices. When you use this option, you download the configuration of the device into the project. After opening a new project and scanning available devices, you will be automatically prompted to 37 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu download the configuration. If there is not a configuration downloaded to the project, you can not configure the devices! When downloading data, SIMULandv4 compares the configurations with the configuration saved in the project. This enables you to check if there was no change in the configuration of devices, from your last visit to the site. You can accept the changes and update your project, reject it and thus keep your project in its original state. Alternatively, use the Upload and copy the configuration of the project to the devices. Click on the chosen line displays the changes that are different from your project. Attention: Confirmation dialog box by click to button OK, the data in project will be replaced by the current datas from devices. Tip: At the start you always use the Download function to synchronize data. If you are unable to download the configuration of the device, check its availability or check passwords saved in the project. 6.6.8 Upload configuration into devices Upload icon compares and writes previously prepared configurations to the device in several steps, in which the user can change prepairedchanges. By clicking on the Upload icon SIMUland.v4 gradually begins to log into each device and download the configuration, in the next step it compares the configuration of the devices with the project and shows the differences in the same dialog window. Tip: If you can see changes related to the topology diagram such as LAN-RING.v1, LAN-RING.v2 or RSTP, then we recommend not writing these changes at once. Doing so may cause upload configuration into the first switch and the others will be inaccessible because of LAN-RING.v1, LAN-RING.v2, RSTP protocols are not compatible with each other, blocking the individual ports to prevent looping data. 6.6.9 Firmware upgrade By selecting the Upgrade menu you can upload the latest version of firmware into the device or device downgrade to a lower firmware version. 38 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu How to upgrade firmware 1. Click on Upgrade icon SIMULand.v4. It automatically scans all available METEL devices and displays them in the table. If the device did not scan, you can repeat it by clicking the Refresh icon. 2. Select one device from the device list which you want to upgrade and click on it. 3. In the firmware combobox select the upgrade firmware version. In the firmware combo box displays the available production firmware for the device saved in the program SIMULand.v4. Alternatively, you can use the firmware assignment from another location and path to upgrade the file and set manually. SIMULand.v4 automatically checks whether it is possible to upload firmware into the device. 4. Click on the Upgrade button to start the process. Tip: In most cases a higher firmware version means better features. The correct firmware upgrade can be checked by logging into the device in "Basic" the field "Version". 6.6.10 Status Status provides the user complex overview in real time values (statistics) of devices. Ports Speed - shows the connection's parameters for the selected port PoE - PoE status (voltage, current, power) SFP - displays basic information about SFP module Statistics - ingrees/outgress traffic on the port per second divided to the packet types and their total quantity topology RING - LAN-RING protocol state. OK, the status of the ring is all right. Failure, at least one device reports disconnection of circle. Basic - Basic features protocol RSTP. Root field shows the root switch for the RSTP protocol. RSTP - the status and role of the individual ports in terms of RSTP Power - primary / secondary power supply of devices Temperature - temperature of motherboard Time - current time of device DynamicMAC - MAC table 6.6.11 Ping The current availability of devices displayed by icons in the main list of devices. SIMUlandv4 polls all 39 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu devices every two seconds, and based on the response displays their status. o The device does not respond o The device is available 6.7 Help CHAT - real-time communication between user and remote Metel technical support via computer. VPN - remote technical support via grafical interface. Check updates - SIMULand v4 automatically checks for updates on startup. This function is used to manually verify the availability of newer versions. Feedback - sends feedback or comments about the program to the manufacturer. Help - Help for the SIMULandv4 program. News in SIMULand - News and changes in the program. About - information about the manufacturer, the rights and version of the program. 6.8 Actions Log - logs all operational events of program . Time - synchronizes all devices with the local PC time when not using SNTP server. Trap - intercepts SNMP traps. E-mail - sending email while set event was executed. Warning - displays warning window while set event was executed. 40 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7. Device configuration Configuration interface of SIMULandv4 program. 7.1 Menu Advanced device configuration options - overview. 7.1.1 Basic Product Device model series. Version Firmware version. Revision Firmware revision. Description Device description facilitating its identification in larger systems. Serial number Device serial number. MAC address The hardware address of the device. CPU type Type of used CPU. CPU revision Revision of used CPU. PoE version PoE firmware version. 7.1.2 Ports Ports settings such as Control, VLAN, ATU, PoE, Mirror, Rate. 7.1.2.1 Control FE port use sub-menu Control to set the speed of a selected port: 100Mbps or 10Mbps and Half-duplex or Fullduplex mode, switch on/off: Auto MDI/MDI X, MDI and AutoNegotiation. GE port use sub-menu Control to set the speed of a selected port: 1000Mbps, 100Mbps or 10Mbps and Halfduplex or Full-duplex mode, switch on/off: Auto MDI/MDI-X, MDI and AutoNegotiation. 41 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.2.2 VLAN Priority Selected value will be set to the packets on the port input, if no further information relating to the priority is available. Forced VID setting TRUE: Mode 802.1Q is on. VID value of the VID box under this element is set to all packets at the input of this port. FALSE: Mode 802.1Q is off. Pre-set VID Initial VLAN identifier is used as a packet VLAN identifier, if mode 802.1Q is on and the packet has no IEEE VID (VLAN identifer) tag or if it has a priority in the tag. The tag is also used as packet VID, if its original VID is 0x000 or if a forced override of the VID packet is set (checkbox Forced VID setting). Remove tagged frames TRUE: The frames with set VLAN tag according to 802.1Q are removed. FALSE: No meaning. Remove untagged frames TRUE: The frames with not set VLAN tag according to 802.1Q are removed. FALSE: No meaning. 7.1.2.3 ATU Port association Learnt MAC address is assigned to a specified port. Disable learning TRUE: MAC address learning is disabled on the selected port. FALSE: MAC address learning is enabled on the selected port. Map according to the destination address TRUE: Learnt MAC addresses are used for sending frames. FALSE: Learnt MAC addresses are not used for sending frames. Egress mode ALL - all frames are sent. Block unknown destination addresses (DA) - frames with not learnt destination address are not sent to this port. Block multicasts - multicast packets are not sent to this port. Block unicasts - unicast packets are not sent to this port. 7.1.2.4 PoE Sub-menu PoE you can swith on/off supply of the device connected to the port. The device must be compatible with "Power over Ethernet" (PoE) technology. Enabled TRUE: Enable PoE on port. FALSE: Disable PoE on port. 42 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Ignore discovery TRUE: The result of discovery process is ignored for the connected device. Switch always trys to power up the attached device. Use this mode only for non-standard PoE devices. FALSE: Discovery process is based on standard "Power over Ethernet (PoE)". Switch starts power only in case of valid result of discovery process. 7.1.2.5 Mirror Ingress mirroring TRUE: Enable mirroring the input data port. FALSE: Prohibited Egress mirroring TRUE: Enable mirroring the output data port. FALSE: Prohibited 7.1.2.6 Rate Rx/Tx RATE IN Ingress frames can be rate limited. Example: speed limit of internet connection to keep safe network bandwith for cameras. Speed Maximum speed of ingress frames in kbps. Speed limit TRUE: Ingress frames do not exceed a defined speed. FALSE: Rate limit is disabled. RATE OUT Egress frames can be rate limited. Example: reduce download speed of user connection. Speed Maximum speed of egress frames in kbps. If zero value, the Rate limit is disabled. 7.1.3 Mirror Ingress mirror port At this port will be visible all input data from ports with enabled mirroring for the input data and data designated specifically for its port. Egress mirror port At this port will be visible all output data from ports with enabled mirroring for the output data and data designated specifically for its port. CPU port ingress mirror port TRUE: Enable mirroring the input CPU data. FALSE: Prohibited. CPU port egress mirror port TRUE: Enable mirroring the output CPU data. FALSE: Prohibited. 43 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.4 IP IP Address Field IP Address - setting of the device IP address. Field Mask - device mask setting. Field Gateway - device gateway for communication out of local network setting. Enable reponse to ping (ICMP ECHO) TRUE: Response to ping (ICMP ECHO) is enabled for the device. FALSE: Response to ping (ICMP ECHO) is disabled for the device. Remote access IP table Communication with the device can be left open for all remote users and thereby security can be reduced to a basic password or access to one user or a group of users can be granted. Remote IP address the IP address of the remote user's computer. The row containing IP address 255.255.255.255 enables access for all users regardless of their IP address. Enable 1-5 TRUE: Enabling access for a user with a given IP address. FALSE: Disabling user with a given IP address. 7.1.5 DNS (DNS)The Domain Name System It is used to translate server names to IP addresses. It is a public database with list of server names and its IP adresses. In our case this feature is applicable for the SMTP protocol. In case that you need to send mail message and do not know the exact IP address of the server must be used DNS service. 7.1.6 VLAN By setting of VLAN you can create virtual local area networks (VLAN). Ports assigned to one VLAN can intercommunicate and be separated from ports assigned to other VLANs. Switches also support so-called VLAN trunks. A typical use for a VLAN trunk is permission of all VLAN on optical ports. This way it is possible to interconnect ports on remote switches and at the same time separate them from other ports. Enabled TRUE: VLAN is active. FALSE: VLAN is inactive. VID VID (VLAN Identifier) of this VLAN. It is used for VLAN identification for each incoming packet. Ports Member, Egress Unmodified - This port is a member of this VLAN and packets will be leaving this port unmodified. Member, Egress Untagged - This port is a member of this VLAN and packets will be leaving this port without IEEE tag (without VID). Member, Egress Tagged - This port is a member of this VLAN and packets will be leaving this port with IEEE tag (with VID). Not Member - This port is not a member of this VLAN. 44 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Priority override Frame priority will be overridden from field Priority, if this checkbox is checked. Priority Priority of transmitted data via Ethernet used for overriding. The default value is 0 (lowest priority). The highest priority is 7. 7.1.7 Static MAC The static table is list of MAC adressess. Frame which has a destination address same as this MAC egress only defined ports. Enabled TRUE: The entry is used. FALSE: The entry is ignored. MAC Static MAC address to load. Ports The ports where the frame egress if MAC is Destination address of frame. 7.1.8 Topology Selecting of protocols that will be used for switching backup routes in topologies with a loop. none - no protocol selected, the device operates only as a switch. LAN-RING - choice of protocol RINGv1 LAN, LAN-RINGv2 for a ring topology with low latency while disconnected. RSTP - protocol for topology in which create loops (Rapid spanning-tree protocol) 7.1.8.1 Mode Topology protocol None Any network protocol is not active. In the case of loops in the network congestion occurs. LAN-RING Proprietary protocol developed by METEL s.r.o. for pure ring topologies. It offers very fast reconfiguration of the network in the event of failure of one ring network segment. RSTP-M This protocol is compatible with the standard RSTP, IEEE 802.1D-2004. Protocol version M is optimized for faster reconfiguration versus standard RSTP. 7.1.8.2 Ring Ring identifier Ring identifier is a number used for identification of the devices that are expected to communicate with each other within the ring. Example: If there is one ring with one master, having "Ring identifier" set to 6, all other switches in this 45 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu ring must have "Ring identifier" set to 6, too. Version Protocol version of LAN-RING. LAN-RING v1: Master switch must be set manually. In the case of failure or restore ring occurs a short disruption. LAN-RING v2: Master switch is set automatically and dynamically varies due to the fault. In the case of failure in the ring occurs a short disruption. Disruption does not occur when you restore ring. RECOMMENDED Master (v1)/ATU clear (v2) TRUE: LAN-RING version 1: Switch is set as Master. LAN-RING version 2: In the case of failure of the ring, learnt addresses in ATU table will be flushed on appropriate ports of this device. FALSE: LAN-RING version 1: Switch is set to Slave, i.e. it is listening to the switch with the same Ring identifier and Master priority. LAN-RING version 2: In case of failure of the ring, learnt addresses in ATU table will not be flushed. This option makes sense only in case if 'Port->ATU->Px->Learning disable' is set. However, this option is not usually recommended. 7.1.8.3 RSTP RSTP prevents data loops from forming by ensuring that only one path exists between the end nodes in your network. Where multiple paths exist, this protocol places the extra paths in a standby or blocking mode, leaving only one main active path. 7.1.8.3.1 Basic Priority Bridge Priority, an unsigned value is used to represent the priority component of a Bridge Identifier. A lower numerical value means that the bridge has a higher priority. Valid Bridge Priorities are in the range 0 through 61 440, in steps of 4096. Hello Time The amount of time between the transmission of Configuration bridge PDUs by this node on any port when it is the root of the spanning tree, or trying to become so. This value must satisfy the following relationship: Hello Time <= (Max Age/2) - 1 Valid value is in the range 1 through 2 (second) Max Age The maximum age of Spanning Tree Protocol information learnt from the network on any port before it is discarded. This value must satisfy the following relationships: Max Age <= 2x(Forward Delay - 1) Max Age >= 2x(Hello Time +1) Valid value is in the range 6 through 40 (second). 46 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Forward Delay This time value, measured in units of second, controls how fast a port changes its spanning state when moving towards the Forwarding state. The value determines how long the port stays in each of the Listening and Learning states, which precede the Forwarding state. This value is also used when a topology change has been detected and is underway, to age all dynamic entries in the Filtering Database. According to RSTP standard IEEE 802.1D-2004 this value is not use due to synchronization process. It is used only for backward compatible with 802.1D STP. This value must satisfy the following relationships: Forward Delay >= (Max Age/2) + 1 Valid value is in the range 4 through 30 (second). 7.1.8.3.2 Ports settings Port Enabled TRUE: RSTP is enabled for this port. FALSE: RSTP is disabled for this port. Port Priority Port Priority, an unsigned value used to represent the priority component of a Port Identifier. A lower numerical value means that the port has a higher priority. Valid Port Priorities are in the range 0 through 240, in steps of 16. Admin Edge TRUE: Port is set to edge port. However, if the port receives a BPDU, the Oper Edge Port setting changes to non-edge-port. (To receive a BPDU, the port must be connected to a bridge and thus is not an edge port.) FALSE: The port must be connected to a bridge. Otherwise, the port can't rapidly transition to forwarding state Admin Cost The administratively assigned value for the contribution of this port to the path cost of paths toward the spanning tree root. Writing a value of '0' assigns the automatically calculated default Path Cost value to the port. 7.1.9 IGMP IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) IGMP is a protocol that is used for dynamic registration and deregistration into multicast groups. To avoid undesired congestion of the Ethernet ports, IGMP routing on individual ports, only the data that are required by IGMP clients. The switches support the IGMPv1 and v2 protocols. Enable IGMP v1,v2 TRUE: Protocol IGMP enabled FALSE: Protocol IGMP disabled 7.1.10 SNMP SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) It is the protocol for the Networks Management. It enables data collecting and their subsequent evaluation. It is also possible thanks to the SNMP record data to the network elements. For translation 47 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu and clarity of OID numbers relation to particular events and vice versa it uses so called MIB tables. SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 The switches support SNMPv2c, which represents the combination of the SNMPv1 and SNMPv2. For authentication these use a common "Community string". The SNMPv3 brings the data encryption to the "Community" security. 7.1.11 Extension In this tab you find an extended menu for configuration: o Expanding devices with digital, analog inputs and outputs o Setting of automatic actions (IP Watchdog, camera control over HTTP/ONVIF, balanced loop, MIOS moduls and sensors, E-mail, ETH events, TCP events) o Data collecting by SNMP, SMTP protocols o SNTP (system network time protokol) 7.1.11.1 ETH-BUS TCP Port Is used for the communication of the RS485 BUS with the connected devices through the TCP port. The switch behaves as a TCP server, it listens at the given port. 0 = Port not in use Receive/Transmit address It serves for communication of the RS485 BUS with other METEL switches over the UDP protocol on multicast addresses. The switch listens at a single address, however it can send information to up to five addresses. Receive BUS address This is the address, where the switch listens to the data received over the RS485 BUS. Priority Priority of RS485 data transmitted via Ethernet. The default value is 0 (lowest priority). The highest priority is 7 (recommended for control system security). VLAN ID VLAN identifier that is assigned to RS485 data transmitted via Ethernet. Transmit BUS address This is the address, to which the switch sends the data received over the RS485 BUS. Example of usage: For communication of the alarm panels with the concentrators mostly the identical transmiting and receiving addresses is set. Rx: 239.192.168.10 Tx: 239.192.168.10 7.1.11.2 ETH-IO Receive IO address This is the receiving multicast address, at this address the switch listens to the data coming from other switches. This address is identical with the address "Transmit IO address" of that one switch 48 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu sending information on status of its inputs. Priority Priority of EVENT data transmitted via Ethernet. The default value is 0 (lowest priority). The highest priority is 7. VLAN ID VLAN identifier that is assigned to EVENT data transmitted via Ethernet. Transmit IO address This multicast address the switch sends the data received of expansion modules via the RS485 BUS or statuses of its own inputs. This address is identical with the "Receive IO address" of that switch, we are going to use to react on an input status. It is not necessary to use these addresses, if we don't transmit the contacts over the network. Local set 7.1.11.3 BUS Mode Determines type of controlling of the data bus. If there is a MIOS device, this item indicates it's activation. EXP-C - determines type of connection of the EXP-C input - output modules. Other modes - tends to connecting security device of concrete type. Data rate of the bus, number of data bits and parity options are not used in this case. Speed Determines data rate of the bus. Manual bus speed [bps] 0 - speed of BUS is determines by item above (Speed). Otherwise - manual BUS speed adjustment. Data bits Determines number of transmitted bit frames, including startbit and stopbit if needed. Parity Select the mode of parity bit. Stop bits Number of stop bits. Check timeout [ms] 7.1.11.4 IN Selection and configuration analog or digital inputs. 49 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.11.4.1 Digital Input properties Basic information on the Input. Description, change in logic and extension of the switching pulse. Negation TRUE: Change in switching logic. FALSE: Prohibited. Duration of the pulse Extends the duration of switching of the input contact in case of extension of the duration period. 7.1.11.4.2 Alarm Characteristics of the alarm input It is possible to adjust the balanced loops according to own values directly or utilize the MODE function and select pre-defined alarm panel. MODE Pre-defined values of known alarm panels. Enabled TRUE: Allowing the alarm input. This action will automatically prohibit the digital input. FALSE: Prohibited. The digital input will be utilized. 7.1.11.5 OUT The relay output of the switch. Here you can change basic parameters such as description, change in logic (NC/NO), change of status. In case it is necessary to extend the duration of switching cyclus against the status of the input, utilize the duration of the pulse. Negation TRUE: Changing of the logic of the relay switching. FALSE: Prohibited. Enable manual output TRUE: Allows manual switching of the relay. FALSE: Prohibited. Output state TRUE: Actual physical status of the relay. FALSE: Prohibited. Pulse Duration Duration of the relay in pulse mode. 7.1.11.6 TRAPS Configuration of SNMP traps (port traps, topology, inputs/outputs, IP watchdog, RS485/422, teperature, voltage, USB connection, IP..) 50 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.11.6.1 Digital Enabled TRUE: Allows sending the input status change. FALSE: Prohibits sending the input status change. 7.1.11.6.2 Alarm Option to send traps related to certain types of disruption of the loop. By checking the field the input will be activated. It is possible to set particular Ohm values in the section IN->ALARM. Here you can also switch the input from Digital to Analog. This is necessary for proper functioning. 7.1.11.6.3 Port Sending traps of basic prametres of switch ports. The data stream trap will be sent after exceeding the defined value and then always, when exceeding the last highest value. Link TRUE: The trap will be sent, when exceeeding the preset value of incoming data limit. FALSE: Prohibited. Total ingress over limit TRUE: After exceeding the set limit for input data sends trap. FALSE: Prohibited. Total ingress under limit TRUE: After exceeding the set limit for input data sends trap. FALSE: Prohibited. Total ingress limit [bytes/s] Ingress data stream limit you want to watch. 7.1.11.6.4 Ring Permanently checks the change of satus of the ring, i.e. if disconnected or disrupted. Every change will be immediately reported by a trap. The status of the ring can be checked in "Device status" in the main menu. Status changed TRUE: Check the status of the ring. FALSE: Checking prohibited. 7.1.11.6.5 IP Watchdog Status changed TRUE: Checkbox Status changed determines, which line from IP Watchdog (one level higher) would be watched. FALSE: Prohibited 7.1.11.6.6 BUS 51 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu Rx inactivity over limit TRUE: If receiving on RS485 (RS232, RS422) is inactive during the limit sets in field[Extension -> BUS -> Check Timeout], trap will be sent. FALSE: Prohibited Tx inactivity over limit TRUE: If transmitting on RS485 (RS232, RS422) is inactive during the limit sets in field[Extension -> BUS -> Check Timeout], trap will be sent. FALSE: Prohibited 7.1.11.6.7 Temperature Checks exceeding of the preset temperature limit of the switch. After exceeding the preset limit the trap will be sent. Enabled TRUE: Checking, if temperature exceeded. FALSE: Prohibited. Under limit TRUE: Watching of the return temperature value in to the allowed range. FALSE: Prohibited. Limit [C] Monitors temperature limit value. 7.1.11.6.8 Voltage Monitoring of the exceeding of the set voltage limits. After crossing the setpoint switch can sends trap. Switch can watch the upper and lower threshold voltage for both the Primary and Secondary power supply inputs. Undervoltage over limit TRUE: Enable limit monitoring. FALSE: Prohibited. Undervoltage under limit TRUE: Enable limit monitoring. FALSE: Prohibited. Under/over voltege limit Can be monitored voltage limit exceeding and return the allowed range. 7.1.11.6.9 USB USB cable status changed TRUE: allows sending a trap if the USB is connected or disconnected. FALSE: Prohibited 7.1.11.6.10 IP IP of the client Setting of sending the traps to single or multiple clients. Destination IP is the address of the client that 52 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu will receive the traps. The Destination Port - at this port the switch sends the data. Enable TRUE: Transmiting to a selected client. FALSE: Prohibited. Destination Port Default: 162 SNMPv3 Username Name of SNMP user ("user", "master"), where trap will be sent. 7.1.11.7 SNTP System Network Time Protocol serves for synchronising the internal clock of the computers and, in general, of all devices that need to send information related to time. The switch gets from time to time (according to preset time interval) connected to the time server at the public network and synchronises its time with the time of the server. For proper operation it is necessary to correctly set the Gate, Mask and IP Address. Enabled TRUE: Assigning of time to selected events enabled. FALSE: Time assigning prohibited. Server IP address IP address of the server to that will connect the switch to synchronize time. Real time is obtained as an average of times obtained from all servers. In the case that some of the obtained times is nonsensical, is omitted from the average. Request interval [s] Setting of the time interval of repeated queries to the current time. (in seconds) Time zone Define your time zone in which you reside. The default value is a world time UTC. For example: the Central Europe Time (CET) is designated as the UTC +1 because it is displaced relative to the UTC 1 hour ahead. Daylight saving time (read only) TRUE: Daylight saving time is active. FALSE: Daylight saving time is not active. Auto daylight saving time correction TRUE: Automatic daylight saving time change is enabled. FALSE: Automatic daylight saving time change is disabled. Synchronize Synchronize time from SNTP server right now. 7.1.11.8 SMTP SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) The SMTP protocol serves for sending the e-mails. We use this protocol for sending the allowed events in section TRAPS. 53 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu 7.1.11.8.1 Server Server hostname Hostname of the SMTP server through which you would like to send emails. Username SMTP server username. Password SMTP server password. From E-mail of the sender. 7.1.11.8.2 Logger Enable (trap sending) TRUE: Enable sending of the SNMP traps to Addr 1 (Logger). FALSE: Disabled Subject Subject of the e-mail. 7.1.11.8.3 Addresses Addr 1 (Logger), Addr 2... Email addresses for sending status informations. 7.1.11.9 IP Watchdog The section IP Watchdog contains the list of checked IP addresses. The switch tests by ARP requests if IP addresses are accessible. In the case that no answer comes within a defined number of attempts, the selected event will be activated. Examples: PoE restart, SNMP trap,e-mail, HTTP command,local/remote relay activation etc. Restart PoE TRUE: If the IP address is not accessible, the powering of the port will be restarted. FALSE: No action. Retry count Number of repetitions before the IP address will be declared as inaccessible. The counting will be restarted, when the communication with the camera is restored. This is in order to not continually restart the PoE. 7.1.11.10 CAM Basic configuration of revolving cameras. 7.1.11.10.1 Basic Additional information used in case the camera will be moved to predefined position due to activation 54 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu of an input (IN, Ring, IP Watchdog,...). IP IP address of the camera that will respond to the input. Model Data communication format. Username Fill in your username. Password Fill in the password. 7.1.11.10.2 User commands Commands If in tab BASIC -> MODEL is no manufacturer of the device provided, then we can manually enter to field URL user commands for control of IP devices connected to the network. For example presets for camera turning. Mode Select the desired HTTP method. 7.1.11.10.3 Text Additional text that will show up in the camera picture, when an input will be activated (IN, Ring, IP Watchdog,...). 7.1.11.11 MIOS MIOS (Metel input-output system) - configuration IPSEN devices. 7.1.11.11.1 General Enabled - BUS1 TRUE: BUS1 is set to MIOS mode. All devices are automatically detected in this mode. Addresses do not need to be set up, they are automatically allocated. FALSE: BUS1 is set to the mode selected by tab Extension -> BUS1. Syslog enabled TRUE: It allows logging of MIOS system events. FALSE: MIOS system events are discarded. Event write Tends to writing of events set on inputs/outputs of ending devices, in the case they were unavailable during configuration. 7.1.11.11.2 Devices MIOS device list MIOS device list shows all available devices attached to bus including their's identification numbers, 55 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu types and additional labels. Devices, on which you are actually signed on, are marked as root. OK confirms changes done in the Device list, such as a newly found device or changing of a label. Refresh finds new devices attached to the bus. Cancel closing without changes. 7.1.11.11.3 Inputs Slot - n Slot 1-32 is line index for following setting up in EVENTS tab. In this tab, the event can be accessed with name “Slot 1-32” ID: xxxxxxxxx REG: xxxx BIT: xx ID is unique identification number, REG is device number on the bus, BIT is number of the input or it's identifier. 7.1.11.11.4 Outputs Slot - n Slot 1-32 is line index for following setting up in EVENTS tab. In this tab, the event can be accessed with name “Slot 1-32” ID: xxxxxxxxx REG: xxxx BIT: xx ID is unique identification number, REG is device number on the bus, BIT is number of the output or it's identifier. 7.1.11.12 TCP TCP events TCP events are used as input events. If condition is met, output can react. Listening port It is used for instance in connection with IP cameras or supervision software. Pattern Pattern 1-8 is line index for following setting up in EVENTS tab. In this tab, the event can be accessed with name “Pattern 1-8” 7.1.11.13 SYSLOG Syslog Enable TRUE: Enabling logging of system events. Events that have a log in, select the sub-bookmarks TRAPS. FALSE: Prohibited. 7.1.11.14 EVENTS The EVENTS Menu allows to set automatic actions such as for instance: 56 / 64 Rev: 16.2.x.xxxx SIMULand.v4 www.metel.eu "INPUT 1=DIGITAL" "CHANNEL IN=1" "MODE=CLOSE" "OUTPUT 1= ETH" "ID=5" (The report on switching the Input IN1 sends the switch of LAN ("ETH") with ID "5") Types of inputs DIGITAL - switch's digital NC / NO input. ALARM - switch's digital input turned to double balanced loop, compatible with alarm systems. ETH - is number or identifier of event, which is sent over LAN as output message from input of other device. EXP-C BIN - is digital input of an expander, which is connected locally over RS485. LAN-RING - as input is set internal detector of disconnection of optical ring. IPWDG - as input is set internal IP Watchdog for controlling of state of the IP device. EXP-C RAW - all of the inputs of an expander, that is connected locally over RS485 (These inputs could be transferred 1:1 to remote outputs). MIOS - as input is set tab Inputs from tab MIOS (SLOT 1-32). TCP - interception of text set up in TCP tab of selected port. Types of outputs RELAY - switch's relay. CAMERA - as output is set HTTP command for rotating the camera, adding text to the picture etc. ETH - state of the input is sent via LAN together with unique identifier. EXP-C BIN - as input is set EXP-C attached via RS485 to this device. EMAIL - state of the input is sent via email. EXP-C-RAW - all of outputs of remote expander are transferred to the local expander, connected via RS485. MIOS - as output is set a device from tab Outputs from tab MIOS (SLOT 1-32). WARNING: The device may not support all feaures listed in this helpguide. 57 / 64

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