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wienet Router v2 Expansion ports
User guide Dok.-Nr. BA000917 Stand: 01/2014 (Rev. A) 2014 Wieland Electric GmbH
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Contents
Contents 1 1.1
About this document ...................................................................................... 5 Function of this document ......................................................................................... 5
1.2 1.3
Scope and revision level ............................................................................................ 5 Target group .............................................................................................................. 5
1.4 1.5
Function and design of this installation manual ......................................................... 5 Symbols and notations .............................................................................................. 6
2 2.1
Safety instructions .......................................................................................... 7 Qualified persons ....................................................................................................... 7
2.2 2.3
Intended Use ............................................................................................................. 7 Expansion port safety ................................................................................................ 8
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Product disposal instructions .......................................................................... 9
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CNT .............................................................................................................. 10
4.1 4.2
CNT description ....................................................................................................... 10 Input and output description.................................................................................... 10
4.2.1 4.2.2
Analog input ............................................................................................................ 10 Binary input ............................................................................................................. 10
4.2.3 4.2.4
Counter input ........................................................................................................... 10 Binary output ........................................................................................................... 10
4.3 4.4
Selecting the current of binary output ..................................................................... 11 Expansion port connection ...................................................................................... 11
4.5 4.6
Description of protocol XC-CNT MODBUS ASCII Slave ........................................... 12 Port status ............................................................................................................... 17
4.7 4.8
Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 18 Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 18
5 5.1
ETH ............................................................................................................... 19 ETH description ....................................................................................................... 19
5.2 5.3
Expansion port connection ...................................................................................... 19 Port status ............................................................................................................... 20
5.4 5.5
Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 20 Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 21
6 6.1
MBUSD ......................................................................................................... 22 MBUSD description ................................................................................................. 22
6.2 6.3
Expansion port connection ...................................................................................... 22 Overload detection................................................................................................... 23
6.4 6.5
Port status ............................................................................................................... 23 Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 24
6.6
Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 24
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RS232 ........................................................................................................... 25
7.1 7.2
RS232 description.................................................................................................... 25 Expansion port connection ...................................................................................... 25
7.3 7.4
Port status ............................................................................................................... 26 Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 26
7.5
Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 27
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RS485/RS422 ................................................................................................ 28
8.1
RS485/RS422 description ........................................................................................ 28
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8.2 8.3
Interface and power supply selection ...................................................................... 28 Expansion port connection RS485 ........................................................................... 29
8.4 8.5
Expansion port connection RS422 ........................................................................... 30 Port status ............................................................................................................... 31
8.6 8.7
Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 32 Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 32
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WiFi Module .................................................................................................. 33 WiFi module description .......................................................................................... 33
9.2 9.2.1
Module configuration .............................................................................................. 33 WiFi status............................................................................................................... 33
9.2.2 9.3
WiFi configuration ................................................................................................... 37 Port status ............................................................................................................... 40
9.4 9.5
Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 40 Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 41
10 10.1
SD ................................................................................................................. 42 SD description ......................................................................................................... 42
10.2 10.3
HUB ......................................................................................................................... 42 SWITCH ................................................................................................................... 42
10.4 10.5
Compatibility with Wieland routers ......................................................................... 43 Technical specifications ........................................................................................... 43
10.6 10.7
State indication ........................................................................................................ 43 Delivery identification .............................................................................................. 43
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Customer support ......................................................................................... 44
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Appendix ....................................................................................................... 45
12.1 12.2
List of figures ........................................................................................................... 45 List of tables ............................................................................................................ 46
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About this document
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About this document
Please read this chapter carefully before working with this users guide and the wienet mobile router
1.1
Function of this document
This wienet router configuration guide describes the device and its functions. Use the User's Guide especially for the configuration of the mobile router.
1.2
Scope and revision level
This installation manual is valid for the products wienet VPN router, which are associated with this configuration manual. The installation instructions accompanying the product are downloadable in the electronic catalog of Wieland. Be sure to always use the information provided in the current version of this installation manual. The version and revision level can be seen in the title page and the footer.
1.3
Target group
This manual is aimed at planners, engineers, installers and service personnel who are planning a remote control or remote maintenance solution and put into operation.
1.4
Function and design of this installation manual
This configuration guide instructs the technical staff of router installer on installation, programming, operation and diagnosis of wienet router. Chapter "Safety instructions" on page 7 contains basic safety measures. Please read and follow these instructions in each case. You can also use our Internet site at http://eshop.wielandelectric.com/catalog/de_*/Wieland-de/Netzwerktechnik%20$2F%20Feldbussysteme. You can also download the following files: Product information wienet router and switches Data sheets wienet router Technical notes WIE-SERVICE24.com VPN Server portal
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About this document
1.5
Symbols and notations
The symbol "DANGER" indicates imminent danger. If it is not avoided, it can result in death or serious injury. DA NGE R
"DANGER" is used to warn of dangers at the time of the warning are already existing (eg hot surfaces, sharp edges, pinch points, etc.). It is used exclusively in danger of personal injury!
The symbol "WARNING" indicates a poetential threat. If it is not avoided, it can result in death or serious injury. W A RN ING
The symbol "CAUTION" indicates a potential threat. If it is not avoided, slight or minor injury can result. C AUT I ON
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Refer to notes for special features of a device. Instructions also tell you about a potentially harmful situation. If it is not avoided, the system or something in its environment can be damaged.
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Safety instructions
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Safety instructions
This chapter is for your safety and the safety of equipment operators. Please read this chapter carefully before working with a VPN-Router. General Safety Personnel inalling, programming, operating or maintaining the wienet router must have read and understood this manual. The personnel must be thoroughly familiar with all warnings, instructions and requirements contained in this manual. The applicable local safety, protection and installation requirements must be observed. The user is solely responsible for selecting the correct product and the technical design in accordance with appropriate local regulations
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Qualified persons
Wienet VPN router must be installed, configured, commissioned and maintained by qualified persons only. Qualified persons are those who have appropriate technical training and have access to the wienet VPN router installation and configuration manuals, and have read and understood them.
2.2
Intended Use
Please observe the following instructions: The router must be used in compliance with all applicable international and national laws and in compliance with any special restrictions regulating the utilization of the router in prescribed applications and environments. To prevent possible injury to health and damage to appliances and to ensure that all the relevant provisions have been complied with, use only the original accessories. Unauthorised modifications or utilization of accessories that have not been approved may result in damage to the router and in a breach of applicable regulations. Unauthorized modifications or utilization of accessories that have not been approved may result in the termination of the validity of the guarantee. The router can not be opened. Caution! The SIM card could be swallowed by small children. Voltage at the feed connector of the router must not be exceeded. Do not expose the router to extreme ambient conditions. Protect the router against dust, moisture and high temperature. The router should not be used at petrol stations. We remind the users of the duty to observe the restrictions concerning the utilization of radio devices at petrol stations, in chemical plants, or in the course of blasting works in which explosives are used. Switch off the router when travelling by plane. Utilization of the router in a plane may endanger the operation of the plane or interfere with the mobile telephone network, and may be unlawful. Failure to observe these instructions may result in the suspension or cancellation of telephone services for the respective client, or it may result in legal sanctions; it may also result in both eventualities. When using the router in the close proximity of personal medical devices, such as cardiac pacemakers or hearing aids, you must proceed with heightened caution. If it is in the proximity of TV sets, radio receivers and personal computers, the telephone may cause interference. It is recommended that you create an appropriate copy or backup of all the important settings that are stored in the memory of the device For any other use, or changes made to the equipment - even in the context of mounting and installation - any warranty claim against Wieland Electric GmbH expires.
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Safety instructions 2.3
Expansion port safety
The expansion port must be used in compliance with all applicable international and national laws and in compliance with any special restrictions regulating the utilization of the communication module in prescribed applications and environments. Use only the original Wieland company accessories. Thus you will prevent possible health risks and damage to the devices and ensure compliance with all relevant provisions. Unauthorised adjustments or use of unapproved accessories may result in damage to the expansion port and breach of applicable laws. Use of unapproved adjustments or accessories may lead to cancellation of guarantee, which has no effects on your legal rights. Do not expose the expansion port to extreme conditions. Protect it from dust, moisture and heat.
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Product disposal instructions
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Product disposal instructions
The WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment: 2002/96/EC) directive has been introduced to ensure that electrical/electronic products are recycled using the best available recovery techniques to minimize the impact on the environment. This product contains high quality materials and components which can be recycled. At the end of its life this product MUST NOT be mixed with other commercial waste for disposal. Check with the terms and conditions of your supplier for disposal information.
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CNT
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CNT
4.1
CNT description
The user interface CNT is for monitoring and processing analogue and binary signals and for controlling (settings) of binary signals. There are 2 counter and 2 binary inputs or 4 binary inputs, 2 analogue inputs and 1 binary output available. The settings of binaries and counter inputs by the help of firmware in which the single input and output is defined. Binary output is off by default configuration (is not switched to ground). At expansion port CNT including in modem it is possible to use power supply management. At permanent idleness the expansion port CNT is switch to low power supply mode when demand current is very low (100 μA). Switch time to this status is program adjustable. The module wake up is possible by PORT status variation.
4.2
Input and output description
4.2.1
Analog input
On analogy input it detected current, converted to digital 12-bits value and modified by multiplicative and additive constant. Next the value is averaged on user settings and stored to PC memory. The basic range of input current is 0 20 mA at input resistance 100 Ω. Equal of value is: ((12b value + addit. constant) * multiplic. constant)/1000 The sample it is sampling once per second and measurement circuit is permanent switch on. At sampling it is possible to set time of measurement circuit switch from 16 ms to 375 ms. On the basis of signal change about bigger value then setting upper/lower limit is generated alarm. The alarm end is on the basis of bigger/lower signal change about set hysteresis than is upper/lower limit. 4.2.2
Binary input
The binary input is potential-free contact which is 8x per second sampling and sampling time is 1/64 seconds. For binary inputs it is possible to set active level to either log. 0 or log. 1. Choosing active level can generate an alarm. 4.2.3
Counter input
The counter inputs are meters maximal to 100 Hz. The ratio impulses on input can be maximal 1:10, that means the impulse width must not be lower than 1/10 signal period. At lower width the true evaluation of the metered signal is not guaranteed. For metering of small frequencies (about mHz) it is important to set the multiplicative constant which multiplies metering frequency (flow) because of true evaluation. On the basis of signal change about bigger value then setting frequency upper limit is generated alarm. Alarm is possible send after time after which upper limit must be overrun. In case that it isn't any change on input, it is possible to define time after which the value on input will zero. 4.2.4
Binary output
The binary output is realized by a transistor with open collector. In inactive state (log. 0) the transistor no transfer and is as switch off. In active state (log. 1) is transistor switch on and connect signal on ground (GND). 10
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CNT Maximal switching current on output is 100 mA. Maximal voltage which can be on transistor collector is power supply voltage of the router.
In sleep mode the all input and output values are metered and controlled.
4.3
Selecting the current of binary output
If active level is set as log. 1, electric current can be selected with jumper. When jumper J4 (viz. picture) is mounted on pins, electric current value is 20 mA. When jumper J4 is not mounted, electric value is 8μA. If current value is 20mA, CNT has higher consumption, also it has higher resistance to industrial noise. Figure 1: CNT board
4.4
Expansion port connection
Panel socket RJ45 Pin Signal mark no.
Description
Direction
1
BIN1/CNT1
Binary input/counter input
Input
2
BIN2/CNT2
Binary input/counter input
Input
3
BIN3
Binary input
Input
4
BIN4
Binary input
Input
5
GND
Signal ground
6
OUT1
Binary output (open collector)
Output
7
AN1
Analogue input
Input
8
AN2
Analogue input
Input
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Table 1: Connection of CNT connector
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CNT Figure 2: CNT port connector
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Typical connection of the router measuring circuits:
Figure 3: Connection of the router measuring circuits
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The router does not support modifying any signals of the CNT port, for example logical functions.
4.5
Description of protocol XC-CNT MODBUS ASCII Slave
The XC-CNT MODBUS ASCII slave protocol is a communication protocol by means of which the router communicates with the CNT board. Using this protocol, the station configures board software, reads the buffer, controls binary output and switches the main station supply off. The expansion port CNT communicates by this protocol with bit rate 9600 bit/s (8N1). Address space Table 2: Address space
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Address
Access
Description
0x0000
R/-
Firmware type
0x0001
R/-
Upper 16 bits of firmware version
0x0002
R/-
Lower 16 bits of firmware version
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CNT 0x0003
R/-
Supports firmware characteristics
bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3 bit 4 bit 5 bit 6 bit 7 bit 8 bit 9 bit 10
analogy input AN1 analogy input AN2 counter input CNT1 counter input CNT2 binary input BIN1 binary input BIN2 binary input BIN3 binary input BIN4 binary output OUT automatic feeder control fullduplex counter CNT1/CNT2
0x0004
R/-
Maximal logs number in buffer
0x0005
R/W
Marker of log launching and alarms work
0x0006
R/W
Upper 16 bits of seconds number from 1.1.1970
0x0007
R/W
Lower 16 bits of seconds number from 1.1.1970
0x0008
R/W
Upper 16 bits of log actual number
0x0009
R/W
Lower 16 bits of log actual number
0x000A
R/-
Alarms actual status
0x0100
R/-
Binary inputs status
0x0200
Binary outputs status
0x0300
R/-
Recalculate value of analogy input AN1 (with sign)
0x0400
R/-
Recalculate value of analogy input AN2 (with sign)
0x0500
R/W
Upper 16 bits of counter CNT1 value
0x0501
R/W
Lower 16 bits of counter CNT1 value
0x0502
R/-
Prompt frequency CNT1
0x0503
R/-
Average frequency CNT1
0x0504
R/-
Minimal frequency CNT1
0x0505
R/-
Maximal frequency CNT1
0x0601
R/W
Upper 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
0x0601
R/W
Lower 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
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CNT 0x0602
R/-
Prompt frequency CNT2
0x0603
R/-
Average frequency CNT2
0x0604
R/-
Minimal frequency CNT2
0x0605
R/-
Maximal frequency CNT2
0x0F00
R/-
0x0000 always
0x0F01
R/-
0x0000 always
0x0F02
R/-
Upper 16 bits of seconds number from 1.1.1970
0x0F03
R/-
Lower 16 bits of seconds number from 1.1.1970
0x0F04
R/-
Alarms status
0x0F05
R/-
active level on input BIN1 active level on input BIN2 active level on input BIN3 active level on input BIN4 analogy input lower limit overrun AN1 analogy input upper limit overrun AN1 analogy input lower limit overrun AN2 analogy input upper limit overrun AN2 limit frequency overrun CNT1 limit frequency overrun CNT2
Binary inputs status
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bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3 bit 4 bit 5 bit 6 bit 7 bit 8 bit 9
bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3 bit 6
level on input BIN1 level on input BIN2 level on input BIN3 level on input BIN4 level on output BOUT1
0x0F06
R/-
Recalculate AN1 value (with sign)
0x0F07
R/-
Recalculate AN2 value (with sign)
0x0F08
R/-
Upper 16 bits CNT1
0x0F09
R/-
Lower 16 bits CNT1
0x0F0A
R/-
Prompt frequency CNT1
0x0F0B
R/-
Average frequency CNT1
0x0F0C
R/-
Minimal frequency CNT1
0x0F0D
R/-
Maximal frequency CNT1
0x0F0E
R/-
Upper 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
0x0F0F
R/-
Lower 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
0x0F10
R/-
Prompt frequency CNT2
0x0F11
R/-
Average frequency CNT2
0x0F12
R/-
Minimal frequency CNT2
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CNT 0x0F13
R/-
Maximal frequency CNT2
0x1000
R/-
1. log
upper 16 bits of log number
0x1001
R/-
1. log
lower 16 bits of log number
0x1002
R/-
1. log
upper 16 bits of time stamps
0x1003
R/-
1. log
lower 16 bits of time stamps
0x1004
R/-
1. log
alarms status
0x1005
R/-
1. log
binary inputs status
0x1006
R/-
1. log recalculate value AN1 (with sign)
0x1007
R/-
1. log
recalculate value AN2 (with sign)
0x1008
R/-
1. log
upper 16 bits CNT1
0x1009
R/-
1. log
lower 16 bits CNT1
0x100A
R/-
1. log
prompt frequency CNT1
0x100B
R/-
1. log
average frequency CNT1
0x100C
R/-
1. log
minimal frequency CNT1
0x100D
R/-
1. log
maximal frequency CNT1
0x100E
R/-
1. log
upper 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
0x100F
R/-
1. log
lower 16 bits of counter CNT2 value
0x1010
R/-
1. log
prompt frequency CNT2
0x1011
R/-
1. log
average frequency CNT2
0x1012
R/-
1. log
minimal frequency CNT2
0x1013
R/-
1. log
maximal frequency CNT2
0x1100
R/-
2. log
0x1200
R/-
3. log
R/-
0xEF00
R/-
224. log
0xF000
-/W
Samples stores period [min]
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CNT 0xF001
-/W
Allowed
0xF100
-/W
bit 0 active level on input BIN1 bit 1 -- active level on input BIN2 bit 2 active level on input BIN3 bit 3 active level on input BIN4 bit 4 analogy input AN1 lower limit overrun bit 5 analogy input AN1 upper limit overrun bit 6 analogy input AN2 lower limit overrun bit 7 analogy input AN2 upper limit overrun bit 8 limit frequency CNT1 overrun bit 9 limit frequency CNT2 overrun
Binary inputs negative logical
0xF200
-/W
bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3
input BIN1 input BIN2 input BIN3 input BIN4
Binary outputs normal level
Bit 0
output OUT1
0xF201
-/W
Feeder
impulse number on input BIN1/CNT1
0xF202
-/W
Feeder
impulse length on output OUT1 [1/8 sec]
0xF300
-/W
AN1
samples period [sec]
0xF301
-/W
AN1
multiplicative constant (with sign)
0xF302
-/W
AN1
additive constant (with sign)
0xF303
-/W
AN1
hysteresis value (with sign)
0xF304
-/W
AN1
lower limit (with sign)
0xF305
-/W
AN1
upper limit (with sign)
0xF306
-/W
bits 7-3: AN1
metering circuit switch time
0 → 1/64 sec 1 → 2/64 sec ... 30 → 31/64 sec
bits 2-0: AN1
samples number for average
16
0 → 1 sample 1 → 2 samples 2 → 4 samples 4 → 8 samples 5 → 16 samples
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CNT
0xF400
-/W
AN2
samples period [sec]
0xF401
-/W
AN2
multiplicative constant (with sign)
0xF402
-/W
AN2
additive constant (with sign)
0xF403
-/W
AN2
hysteresis value (with sign)
0xF404
-/W
AN2
lower limit (with sign)
0xF405
-/W
AN2
upper limit (with sign)
0xF406
-/W
bits 7-3: AN2
metering circuit switch time
bits 2-0: AN2
0 → 1/64 sec 1 → 2/64 sec ... 30 → 31/64 sec
samples number for average
0 1 2 4 5
→ 1 sample → 2 samples → 4 samples → 8 samples → 16 samples
0xF500
-/W
CNT1
multiplicative constant
0xF501
-/W
CNT1
upper limit
0xF502
-/W
CNT1
time of limit overrun [sec]
0xF503
-/W
CNT1
time for metering reset [sec]
0xF600
-/W
CNT2
multiplicative constant
0xF601
-/W
CNT2
upper limit
0xF602
-/W
CNT2
time of limit overrun [sec]
0xF603
-/W
CNT2
time for metering reset [sec]
0xFFFF
-/W
Switch main supply off on set time [min]
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Port status Table 3: CNT status indication
LED port indicator Green LED
Indicates binary input 0
Yellow LED
Indicates binary input 1
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Status indication is supported from 5th revision of boards.
4.7
Technical specifications
Table 4: CNT technical specifications
Expansion port CNT Power supply
Environment
Standards
Inputs/Outputs
Others
4.8 Table 5: CNT delivery identification
3,3V
Sleep
100 μA (counter is functional)
Operation
2 mA
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-30 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Isolation
EN 60747
2x counter
Max. 100 Hz, ratio max. 1:10
2x analogue inputs
0 .. 20 mA, Rin 100 Ohms
2x binary inputs
Reed contact with J4 20mA without J4 8μA
1x output (open collector)
30V/100 mA
Voltage resistance
Permanent
Sleeping mode
Controlled
Delivery identification
Trade name XC-CNT
Internal
Type name XC-CNT
Power supply Internal or external supply
Figure 4: Example of expansion port CNT label
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ETH
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ETH
5.1
ETH description
The expansion port ETH is created as expansion port which enables to use of the next hardware interface of Wieland modems for next signal processing. This interface is physical connected on RJ45 connector on appropriate modem. The expansion port ETH is internal supplies from appropriate modem. Against bus overload the expansion port ETH is protect. N OT I CE
Expansion port ETH is possible fitted only into PORT1.
5.2
Expansion port connection
Panel socket RJ45. Pin no. Signal mark
Description
Direction
1
TXD+
Transmit data - positive pole
Input/Output
2
TXD-
Transmit data - negative pole
Input/Output
3
RXD+
Receive data - positive pole
Input/Output
4
---
---
5
---
---
6
RXD-
Receive data - negative pole
7
---
---
8
---
---
Table 6: Connection of the ETH connector
Input/Output
Table: Connection of ETH connector Figure 5: ETH port connector
ATTENTION! Port ETH is not POE (Power Over Ethernet) compatible! The ETH router connection:
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ETH Figure 6: Example of router ETH connection
5.3 Table 7: ETH status indication
Port status
LED port indicator Green LED Yellow LED
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Status indication is supported from 2nd revision of boards.
5.4 Table 8: ETH technical specifications
Technical specifications
Expansion port ETH Power supply
Internal
3,3V
Environment
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-30 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Max. bit rate
100 Mbps
Max. total cable length (300Bd, 200nF/km)
100 m
Standards
Ethernet (IEEE 802.3)
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ETH 5.5
Delivery identification
Trade name XC-ETH
Type name
Power supply
XC-ETH
Internal supply
Table 9: ETH delivery identification
Figure 7: Example of expansion port ETH label
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MBUSD
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MBUSD
6.1
MBUSD description
The expansion port MBUSD is created as expansion port which enables to use of the next hardware interface of Wieland routers for next signal processing. The expansion port MBUS is equipment of a MASTER type. This interface is physically connected on RJ45 connector on appropriate router. The expansion port MBUSD is internal supplies from appropriate router. The expansion port MBUSD is protected against inputs overload. N OT I CE
Expansion port MBUS is possible fitted into PORT1 and PORT2.
6.2 Table 10: Connection of MBUS connector
Expansion port connection
Panel socket RJ45. Pin Signal Description no. mark
Direction
1
GND
Signal and supply ground
2
GND
Signal and supply ground
3
TxRx-
M-BUS B (-)
Input/Output
4
TxRx+
M-BUS A (+)
Input/Output
5
TxRx-
M-BUS B (-)
Input/Output
6
TxRx+
M-BUS A (+)
Input/Output
7
+12 V EXT External power supply
8
+12 V EXT External power supply
Figure 8: MBUS connector
ATTENTION! External supply is for converter M-BUS! Because of galvanic separation, the converter must have an external power supply. The signals 3-5 a 4-6 are linked inside of the modem. N OT I CE
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Circuit example of the equipment with a router with data cable length less than 10 m:
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MBUSD Figure 9: Circuit equipment with a router with data cable length less than 10 m
Circuit example of the equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m:
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With an M-BUS data cable more than 10m it is necessary to use overvoltage protection on the router side!
6.3
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Overload detection
When a short-circuit is detected on M-BUS, power of the bus is disconnected. Then the bus is checked every 4 seconds by connection of power supply and measuring of current consumption. If the bus is still shorted, then power is disconnected again. Bus is once again operable approximately 8 seconds after short-circuit subsides. Short-circuit protection can be invoked also by connecting more meters to the bus. They can trigger overcurrent detection by their own power consumption. Overcurrent protection can be triggered also by connecting a critical number of meters, when power consumption can rise above the limit during communication.
6.4
Port status Table 11: MBUS status indication
LED port indicator Green LED
Indicates receive data
Yellow LED
Indicates transmit data
Both LED lights
Indicates short circuit on the MBUS
Status indication is supported from 3rd revision of boards.
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Technical specifications
Expansion port M-BUS External power sup- Voltage ply Supply power
+10 .. +30 V
Environment
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-30 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Max. devices (each 1,5 mA)
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Max. operating bus current
60 mA
Overload detection
100 mA
Short circuit strength Bus voltage mark Bus voltage space
Permanent 36 .. 43 V 24 .. 31 V
Max. total cable length (300Bd, 200nF/km)
1000 m
Standards
M-BUS specifications (EN 1434)
6.6 Table 13: MBUS delivery identification
Max. 4 W
Delivery identification
Trade name XC-MBUS
Type name XC-MBUS
Power supply External supply
Figure 11: Example of expansion port MBUSD label
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RS232
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RS232
7.1
RS232 description
The expansion port RS232 is created as expansion port which enables to use of the next hardware interface of Wieland routers for next signal processing. This interface is physically connected to the RJ45 connector on the appropriate router. The expansion port RS232 is internal supplies from appropriate router. Against bus overload the expansion port RS232 is protect. N OT I CE
Expansion port RS232 is possible fitted into PORT1 and PORT2.
7.2
Expansion port connection
Panel socket RJ45 (RS232 DCE - Data Communication Equipment) Pin Signal mark Description Direction no. 1
RTS
Request To Send
Input
2
CTS
Clear To Send
Output
3
DTR
Data Terminal Ready
Input
4
DSR
Data Set Ready - connect to +3 V trought R 330 Ohm
Output
5
GND
Signal ground
6
RXD
Receive data
Output
7
CD
Carrier Detect
Output
8
TXD
Transmit Data
Input
Table 14: Connection of RS232 connector
Figure 12: RS232 port connector
Example of the meter connection to router:
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Example of the PC connection to router:
Figure 14: PC connection to the router
Cable KD2 is connected to serial port PC (example COM1) N OT I CE
Example of the RS232 equipment connection to router (possibility to use all RS232 ports):
Figure 15: RS232 equipment connection to router
7.3 Table 15: RS232 status indication
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LED port indicator Green LED
Indicates receive data
Yellow LED
Indicates transmit data
Status indication is supported from 4th revision of boards.
7.4 Table 16: RS232 Technical specifications
Port status
Technical specifications
Expansion port RS232 Power supply
Internal
+3,3V
Environment
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-30 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Isolation
EN 60747
Standards
RS232 specifications Max. operating bus current (EN 1434) Max. data rate Max. overvoltage Max. total cable length (300Bd, 200nF/km) 26
15 mA 230400 bps V 20 m
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RS232
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Delivery identification
Trade name XC-RS232
Type name
Power supply
XC-232
Internal supply
Table 17: RS232 delivery identification
Figure 16: Example of expansion port RS232 label
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RS485/RS422
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RS485/RS422
8.1
RS485/RS422 description
The expansion port RS485/RS422 is created as an expansion board which enables the use of the next hardware interface of Wieland modems or routers for next signal processing. This interface is physically connected on RJ45 connector on appropriate modem or routers. The expansion port RS485/RS422 can be selected via jumpers interface RS422 or RS485. Power port can also be selected using jumpers on the board expansion port. Description of the interface and an external or internal power supply selecting, see chapter "Interface and power supply selection". N OT I CE
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8.2
Interface and power supply selection
External or internal power supply of module Expansion port RS485/RS422 can be made by wiring jumpers J2 and J3 on this module. If an internal power supply of the module is required, jumpers J2 and J3 must be connected to pins 2 - 3. External power supply is made by connecting pins 1 - 2 with jumpers J2 and J3. Interface behaviour of module Expansion port RS485/RS422 can be made by wiring jumpers J4, J5 and J6 on this module. If RS485 is required, jumpers J4 and J5 must be connected and jumper J6 disconnected. If RS422 is required, jumpers J4 and J5 must be disconnected and jumper J6 connected. Jumper placement can be seen in the diagram below (module Expansion port RS485/RS422 from TOP layer). We recommend that internal power supply is only chosen in the event that it is not possible to ensure external power supply. If internal power supply is chosen, converter RS485/RS422 is not galvanically separated. Figure 17: The jumper (default jumper position) cicuitry for external supply (left) and for internal supply (right)
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8.3
Expansion port connection RS485
Panel socket RJ45 Pin Signal Description no. mark
Direction
1
GND
Signal and supply ground
2
GND
Signal and supply ground
3
TxRx-
RS485 B (-)
Input/Output
4
TxRx+
RS485 A (+)
Input/Output
5
TxRx-
RS485 B (-)
Input/Output
6
RXD-
RS485 A (+)
Input/Output
7
+12 V EXT External power supply
8
+12 V EXT External power supply
Table 18: Connection of RS485 connector
Figure 19: : RS485 connector
ATTENTION! Power supply is selected on the expansion port RS485 by means of a jumper The signals 3-5 a 4-6 are linked inside of the router.
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RS485/RS422 Figure 20: Equipment with a router with data cable less than 10 m
N OT I CE
Circuit example of the equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m:
Figure 21: Equipment with a router with data cable more than 10 m
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8.4 Table 19: Connection of RS422 connector
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Expansion port connection RS422
Panel socket RJ45 Pin Signal Description no. mark
Direction
1
SGND
Signal and supply ground
2
SGND
Signal and supply ground
3
RxD-
Receive data (-)
Output
4
RxD+
Receive data (+)
Output
5
TxD-
Transmit data (-)
Input
6
TxD-
Transmit data (+)
Input
7
+12V EXT External power supply
8
+12V EXT External power supply
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RS485/RS422 Figure 22: RS422 connector
ATTENTION! Power supply is selected on the expansion port RS422 by means of a jumper If galvanic separation is required the converter must have an external power supply. Circuit example of the equipment with router with data cable length less than 10 m:
N OT I CE Figure 23: Equipment with a router with data cable length less than 10 m
Circuit example of the equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m:
N OT I CE Figure 24: Equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m
With a RS422 data cable more than 10m it is necessary to use overvoltage protection on the router side!
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Port status Table 20: RS485/422 status indication
LED port indicator Green LED
Indicates receive data
Yellow LED
Indicates transmit data
Status indication is supported from 4th revision of boards.
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Technical specifications
Expansion port RS485-RS422 Power supply
Environment
Standards
External
+10 .. +30 V
Internal
+3,3V
Supply power Supply current
Max. 1 W Max. 4 mA
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-30 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
RS485 specifications Max. devices (each 1,5 mA) (EN 1434) Max. bit rate
8.7 Table 22: 485/422 delivery identification
256 38400 bps
Short circuit strength
Permanent
Max. total cable length (300Bd, 200nF/km)
1200 m
Delivery identification
Trade name XC-RS485/422
Type name XC-485-422
Power supply Internal or external supply
Figure 25: Example of expansion port RS485/422 label
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WiFi Module
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WiFi Module
9.1
WiFi module description
The expansion port WiFi is created as an addition of router desk, allowing the use of wireless interface in Wieland v2 routers. This expansion port is provided as an internal part of the router. WiFi module supports AP (Access Point) function. This module allows you to scan the neighboring networks. With the WiFi module it is possible to perform automatic configuration of connected devices (DHCP server). Expansion port WiFi supports these standards: 802.11b: 1, 2, 5.5, 11Mbps 802.11g: 6, 9, 12, 24, 36, 48, 54Mbps 802.11n: (20MHz) MCS0-7, up to 72Mbps (40MHz) MCS0-7, up to 150Mbps Expansion port WiFi supports the following types of security: 64/128 WEP TKIP AES Expansion port WiFi supports the following types of authentication: Shared WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK Figure 26: WiFi module
Expansion port WiFi can be fitted only into PORT2.
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User module WiFi is not included in the standard router firmware. If expansion port WiFi is fitted to the router, user module WiFi is uploaded to the router during router production.
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9.2
Module configuration
9.2.1
WiFi status
9.2.1.1
WiFi AP
After selecting the WiFi AP item in Status section, information about WiFi access point in the router and associated stations is displayed.
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WiFi Module Table 23: Status information about WiFi AP
Item
Desciption
hostapd state dump
Time stamp of actual WiFi status
num_sta
Number of associated stations
num_sta_non_erp
Number of associated Non-ERP stations (i.e., stations using 802.11b in 802.11g BSS)
num_sta_no_short_slot_time
Number of associated stations, that do not support Short Slot Time
num_sta_no_short_preamble
Number of associated stations, that do not support Short Preamble.
Furthermore, information is displayed for each connected client (see image below). Lots of items are internal information of user module. Usable items are only the following: Table 24: Status information about WiFi client
Item
Desciption
STA
MAC address of associated station
AID
STA's unique AID (1 .. 2007) or 0 if not yet assigned.
Figure 27: WiFi AP status
9.2.1.2
DHCP
Information about DHCP server activity can be accessed by selecting the DHCP status item. The DHCP server provides automatic configuration of devices connected to the network managed by the router. The DHCP server assigns an IP address, netmask, default gateway (IP address of router) and DNS server (IP address of router) to each device. The following table lists description of lines that are displayed in the DHCP status window for each configuration. Table 25: Information about lease address
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Item
Desciption
lease
Assigned IP address
starts
Time of assignation of IP address
ends
Time of termination IP address validity
hardware ethernet
Hardware MAC (unique) address
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Unique ID
client-hostname
Computer name Figure 28: WiFi DHCP status
9.2.1.3
Scan
If you want to scan neighboring WiFi networks, press Scan item. Scanning can be performed if the access point (WiFi AP) is off.
Item
Desciption
BSS
MAC address of access point (AP).
TSF
A Timing Synchronization Function (TSF) keeps the timers for all stations in the same Basic Service Set (BSS) synchronized. All stations shall maintain a local TSF timer.
freq
Frequency band of access point (AP).
beacon interval
Period of time synchronization [kus] (1,024ms).
capability
List of access point (AP) characteristic.
signal
Signal level of access point (AP).
last seen
Last response time of access point (AP).
SSID
Identifier for access point (AP).
Supported rates
Supported rates of access point (AP).
DS Parameter set
The channel on which broadcast access point (AP).
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9.2.1.4
Start Log
If there is some problem during starting WiFi connections, you can cause Start Log in the Status section. Error reports corresponding to one or more components of WiFi AP can be displayed. Basic component WiFi AP (hostapd) is an exception. This component writes every report to the System Log. Figure 30: WiFi AP Start Log
9.2.1.5
System Log
In case of any problems with the WiFi connection it is possible to view the system log by pressing the System Log menu item. The window displays detailed reports from individual applications running in the router. WiFi AP activity is indicated in rows starting s the Save button to save the system log to the computer.
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WiFi Module Figure 31: System Log
9.2.2
WiFi configuration
9.2.2.1
WiFi AP configuration
The page with the configuration of the WiFi access point is displayed by selecting WiFi AP item in Configuration section. Item
Desciption
Enable WiFi AP
If this item is checked, WiFi AP is enabled.
SSID
Identifier of WiFi network.
Broadcast SSID
Method of broadcasting the unique identifier of SSID network in beacon frame and type of response to a request for sending the beacon frame.
Table 27: Description of WiFi AP parameters
Enabled SSID is broadcasted in beacon frame. Zero length Beacon frame does not include SSID. Requests for sending beacon frame are ignored. Clear Every SSID character in beacon frame is replaced by 0.Original length is kept. Requests for sending beacon frame are ignored. Country code
Code of the country, where the router is used with WiFi. This code must be entered in format ISO 3166-1 alpha2. If country code is not specified and the router has implemented no sy becomes the default country code. If no country code is specified or the wrong country code is entered, then it may come a pass a breach of regulatory rules for the using of frequency bands in the particular country.
HW model
HW mode of WiFi standard that will be supported by WiFi access point. IEE 802.11b IEE 802.11b+g IEE 802.11b+g+n
Channel
The channel on which the WiFi AP is transmitting.
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The choice for HW mode 802.11n that allows using two standard 20MHz channels simultaneously.
WMM
Basic QoS for WiFi networks is enabled by checking this item. This version does not guarantee network throughput. It is suitable for simple applications that require QoS.
Authentication
Access control and authorization of users in the WiFi network. Open - Authentication is not required. Free access point. Shared Base authentication using WEP key. WPA-PSK Authentication using better authentication methods PSK-PSK. WPA2-PSK WPA-PSK using new encryption AES.
Encryption
Type of data encryption in the WiFi network None No data encryption. WEP Encryption using static WEP keys. This encryption can be used for Shared authentication. TKIP Dynamic encryption keys management, that can be used for WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK authentication. AES Improved encryption used for WPA2-PSK authentication.
WEP Key Type
Type of WEP key for WEP encryption. ASCII WEP key in ASCII format HEX WEP key in hexadecimal format
WEP Default Key
This item specifies the default WEP key.
WEP Key X
Items for different 4 WEP keys. WEP key in ASCII format must be entered in quotes. This key can be specified in the following lengths. 5 ASCII characters (40b WEP key) 13 ASCII characters (104b WEP key) 16 ASCII characters (128b WEP key) WEP key in hexadecimal format must entered only in hexadecimal digits. This key can be specified in the following lengths. 10 hexadecimal digits (40b WEP key) 26 hexadecimal digits (104b WEP key) 32 hexadecimal digits (128b WEP key)
WPA PSK Type
Type of key for WPA-PSK authentication. 256-bit secret ASCII passphrase PSK File
WPA PSK
Key for WPA-PSK authentication. This key must be entered according to the selected WPA PSK type as follows. 256-bit secret 64 hexadecimal digits ASCII passphrase 8 to 63 characters; then these characters are converted to PSK. PSK File absolute path to the file containing the list
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WiFi Module of pairs (PSK key, MAC address) Access List
Mode of Access/Deny list. Disabled Accept/Denny list is not used. Accept Clients in Accept/Denny list access to the network. Deny Clients in Access/Denny list do not access to the network.
Accept/Deny List
Accept or Denny list of client MAC addresses that set network access. Each MAC address is separated by a new line.
Syslog Level
Communicativeness level, when system writes to the system log. Verbose debugging The highest level of communicativeness. Debugging Informational Default level of communicativeness that is used for writing standard events. Notification Warning The lowest level of communicativeness.
Figure 32: WiFi AP configuration
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WLAN configuration
The page with the configuration of WiFi LAN and DHCP server is displayed by selecting WLAN in the configuration section. Table 28: Description of WLAN parameters
Item
Desciption
Enable WLAN interface
If this item is checked, WiFi LAN is enabled.
IP Address
Fixed set IP address of WiFi network interface.
Subnet mask
IP address of Subnet Mask.
Bridged
No - Bridged mode is not allowed. WLAN network is not connected with LAN router. Yes - Bridged mode is allowed. WLAN network is connected with one or more LAN network(s) in router. In this case, the setting of most items in this table is ignored. Instead, it takes setting of selected network interface (LAN).
Enable dynamic DHCP leases
If this option is checked, dynamic DHCP server is enabled.
IP Pool Start
Start IP addresses space.
IP Pool End
End IP addresses space.
Lease Time
Time in seconds that the client can use IP address.
Figure 33: WLAN configuration
9.3 Table 29: WiFi status indication
LED port indicator Green LED
WiFi port power is on
Yellow LED
Permanent off
9.4 Table 30: WiFi technical specifications
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Port status
Technical specifications
Expansion port WIFI Power supply
Internal
+3,3V
Environment
Operating temperature
-15 .. +65 C
Storage temperature
-20 .. +85C
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Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Isolation WIFI specifications (802.11 b/g/n)
9.5
11b, 11Mbps 11g, 54Mbps (HT20) 11n, MSC7 (HT20) 11n, MSC7
-85 dBm -70 dBm -66 dBm -62 dBm
TX output power
11b, 11Mbps 11g, 54Mbps 802.11n (HT20) 802.11n (HT20)
19 dBm 16 dBm 15 dBm 15 dBm
Internal antenna impedance
50 Ω
Frequency band
2,4GHz
Delivery identification
Trade name XC-WIFI
EN 60747
RX sensitivity
Type name
Power supply
XC-WIFI
Internal supply
Table 31: WiFi delivery identification
Figure 34: Example of WiFi label
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SD
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SD
10.1
SD description
Expansion port SD is created as an addition of router desk that allows routers to use a SD card as a USB flash drive or as an internal memory that extands the capacity of the internal memory of your router. This expansion port is available in two basic versions HUB and SWITCH. N OT I CE
Expansion port SD can be used only in PORT2.
10.2
HUB
In case that the router is turned on and the CD card is inserted into the expansion port SD in version HUB, this SD card acts as the internal memory of the router (extends the existing memory). In the opposite case, i.e. the router is turned off and is connected to PC by A-A type of USB cabel, the SD card acts as a USB flash drive. For this function the router must be equipped with a jumper (for jumper position see figure below), otherwise this function will be blocked. Jumper is usually equipped in the manufacture of each SD port. Figure 35: Default Jumper position
10.3
SWITCH
The mode of the expansion port SD is switched in this version (SWITCH) via the web interface of the router. The configuration can be displayed by selecting Expansion port 2 item in the menu (see figure below). Figure 36: Expansion Port 2
Then there will be displayed the form in which you can use the Enable expansion port 2 access over TCP/UDP item to switch the mode of the SD (see figure below). If this item is checked, the SD card acts as the internal memory of the router (expands existing memory). In the opposite case (the item is not checked), SD port can be used as a USB flash drive (for connecting the router to the PC use A-A type of USB cabel).
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SD Figure 37: Enable expansion port 2
ATTENTION! If the expansion port SD is switched to the USB flash drive mode, the USB port is blocked and can't be used for anythong else.
10.4
Compatibility with Wieland routers
Epansion port SD can be used in all v2 routers with available PORT2. Therefore it is designed for routers in version known as FULL.
10.5
Technical specifications Table 32: SD Technical specifications
Expansion port SD Power supply
Internal
+3,3V
Environment
Operating temperature
-30 .. +60 C
Storage temperature
-40 .. +85 C
Emission
EN 55022/B
Immunity
ETS 300 342
Safety
EN 60950
Standards
Supported technologies
HS-SD, SDHC
Attention! For used SD cards it is necessary to distinguish industrial from commercial version. Industrial SD cards are usually marked with the word Industrial and are predetermined to demanding conditions. In practice, this means that industrial card can be used throughout the range of operating temperature of SD expansion port. Another advantage is the increased resistance to falls and vibrations.
10.6
State indication Table 33: State identification
LED indictaion Green LED
Indicates when the expansion port SD is switched to the mode in which SD card extends the internal memory of the router.
Yellow LED
Indicates when a file is copied to the SD card
10.7
Delivery identification
Trade name SD
Type name
Table 34: SD delivery identification
SD Figure 38: Example of SD label
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Customer support
Up to date information about the product can be found at the website: http://www.wieland-electric.com/ http://eshop.wieland-electric.com/ Advice on upkeep: When cleaning the router do not use aggressive chemicals, solvents or abrasive cleaners! Wieland hereby declares that the routers described mands of directive 1999/5/EC (R&TTE).
de-
Router fits values of coefficient SAR defined by association ICNIRP and values protection of health before nonDeclaration about consistency was issued and is possible get it in accompanying CD or at producer.
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Appendix
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Appendix
12.1
List of figures
Figure 1: CNT board ........................................................................................................... 11 Figure 2: CNT port connector ............................................................................................. 12 Figure 3: Connection of the router measuring circuits ........................................................ 12 Figure 4: Example of expansion port CNT label .................................................................. 18 Figure 5: ETH port connector.............................................................................................. 19 Figure 6: Example of router ETH connection ...................................................................... 20 Figure 7: Example of expansion port ETH label .................................................................. 21 Figure 8: MBUS connector ................................................................................................. 22 Figure 9: Circuit equipment with a router with data cable length less than 10 m ............... 23 Figure 10: Circuit equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m ........... 23 Figure 11: Example of expansion port MBUSD label .......................................................... 24 Figure 12: RS232 port connector ........................................................................................ 25 Figure 13: Meter connection to router ................................................................................ 25 Figure 14: PC connection to the router ............................................................................... 26 Figure 15: RS232 equipment connection to router ............................................................. 26 Figure 16: Example of expansion port RS232 label ............................................................. 27 Figure 17: The jumper (default jumper position) cicuitry for external supply (left) and for internal supply (right) ......................................................................................... 28 Figure 18: The jumper (default jumper position) circuitry for RS485 (left) and RS422 (right)29 Figure 19: : RS485 connector ............................................................................................. 29 Figure 20: Equipment with a router with data cable less than 10 m ................................... 30 Figure 21: Equipment with a router with data cable more than 10 m ................................. 30 Figure 22: RS422 connector ............................................................................................... 31 Figure 23: Equipment with a router with data cable length less than 10 m ........................ 31 Figure 24: Equipment with a router with data cable length more than 10 m ...................... 31 Figure 25: Example of expansion port RS485/422 label ...................................................... 32 Figure 26: WiFi module ...................................................................................................... 33 Figure 27: WiFi AP status ................................................................................................... 34 Figure 28: WiFi DHCP status .............................................................................................. 35 Figure 29: WilFi scan .......................................................................................................... 36 Figure 30: WiFi AP Start Log .............................................................................................. 36 Figure 31: System Log ........................................................................................................ 37 Figure 32: WiFi AP configuration ........................................................................................ 39 Figure 33: WLAN configuration .......................................................................................... 40 Figure 34: Example of WiFi label ........................................................................................ 41 Figure 35: Default Jumper position .................................................................................... 42 Figure 36: Expansion Port 2 ................................................................................................ 42 Figure 37: Enable expansion port 2 .................................................................................... 43 Figure 38: Example of SD label ........................................................................................... 43
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Appendix 12.2
List of tables
Table 1: Connection of CNT connector ............................................................................... 11 Table 2: Address space....................................................................................................... 12 Table 3: CNT status indication ............................................................................................ 17 Table 4: CNT technical specifications ................................................................................. 18 Table 5: CNT delivery identification .................................................................................... 18 Table 6: Connection of the ETH connector ......................................................................... 19 Table 7: ETH status indication ............................................................................................ 20 Table 8: ETH technical specifications ................................................................................. 20 Table 9: ETH delivery identification .................................................................................... 21 Table 10: Connection of MBUS connector ......................................................................... 22 Table 11: MBUS status indication....................................................................................... 23 Table 12: Technical specifications ...................................................................................... 24 Table 13: MBUS delivery identification ............................................................................... 24 Table 14: Connection of RS232 connector ......................................................................... 25 Table 15: RS232 status indication ...................................................................................... 26 Table 16: RS232 Technical specifications ........................................................................... 26 Table 17: RS232 delivery identification ............................................................................... 27 Table 18: Connection of RS485 connector ......................................................................... 29 Table 19: Connection of RS422 connector ......................................................................... 30 Table 20: RS485/422 status indication................................................................................ 31 Table 21: RS485/422 Technical specifications .................................................................... 32 Table 22: 485/422 delivery identification ............................................................................ 32 Table 23: Status information about WiFi AP ....................................................................... 34 Table 24: Status information about WiFi client ................................................................... 34 Table 25: Information about lease address ......................................................................... 34 Table 26: Information about neighboring WiFi networks .................................................... 35 Table 27: Description of WiFi AP parameters ..................................................................... 37 Table 28: Description of WLAN parameters ....................................................................... 40 Table 29: WiFi status indication .......................................................................................... 40 Table 30: WiFi technical specifications ............................................................................... 40 Table 31: WiFi delivery identification .................................................................................. 41 Table 32: SD Technical specifications................................................................................. 43 Table 33: State identification .............................................................................................. 43 Table 34: SD delivery identification .................................................................................... 43
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