Echelon LonWorks PCC-10 Manuel utilisateur
LONWORKS
®
PCC-10 PC Card
User’s Guide
Version 2
®
C o r p o r a t i o n
078-0155-01B
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PCC-10 User’s Guide iii
Contents
1PCC-10 Introduction 1-1
Introduction 1-2
Audience 1-4
Content 1-4
Related Documentation 1-4
2Installing the PCC-10 Card 2-1
PCC-10 Card Software Installation 2-2
Windows 95®Software Installation Procedure 2-3
Windows 3.1 and 3.11 Software Installation Procedure 2-5
Microsoft®DOS®Software Installation Procedure 2-6
Real-Mode DOS Driver 2-7
Configuring the PC for Maximum Performance Under DOS 2-9
Conventional Memory 2-9
LDVPCC10.INI File Description 2-9
Software Installation Results 2-11
Windows 95 Software Removal Procedure 2-11
Windows 3.1 and 3.11 Software Removal Procedure 2-11
DOS Software Removal Procedure 2-12
PCC-10 Card Hardware Installation 2-12
Windows 95 PCC-10 Card Hardware Revisions 2-14
Cancel 2-15
Do not install a driver 2-15
Driver from disk... 2-15
Select from a list... 2-15
Troubleshooting 2-15
System Resources 2-16
Windows 95 2-16
DOS, Windows 3.1 and 3.11 2-17
Windows 3.1x Only 2-17
Common Resource Problems 2-18
Software Compatibility 2-19
Device Name Aliasing under Windows 3.1x
and Windows 95 2-19
Device Name Aliasing under DOS 2-20
LonManager Protocol Analyzer Compatibility 2-20
LonManager LonMaker Installation Tool Compatibility 2-20
PCLTA-10 Compatibility 2-20
WLDV Versions 2-20
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3Configuring and Testing the PCC-10 Card Under
Windows 3-1
PCC-10 Configurations 3-2
PCC-10 Initialization 3-3
Device Specific Settings 3-3
Device Selected 3-3
Automatic Flush Cancel 3-3
NI Application 3-4
Transceiver... 3-4
Diagnostics 3-5
General Settings 3-5
System Image Path 3-5
Layer2 and Layer6 Buffering 3-5
Enable PC Card Reset 3-6
PCC-10 Diagnostics 3-6
Driver Status 3-7
Diagnostic Commands 3-8
Test 3-8
Comm 3-8
Service 3-9
Restart 3-9
Reset 3-9
4Electrical Interface 4-1
Network Port 4-2
PC Card Connector 4-5
Free Topology Network Connection 4-5
5References 5-1
Reference Documentation 5-2
Appendix A External Power Line Transceivers A-1
Electrical Interface to the PCC-10 Network Port A-2
PCC-10 External Power Line Transceiver Connection A-2
PL-20 Network Connection A-2
Appendix B Regulatory Information B-1
FCC Information B-2
Industry Canada Statement B-2
PCC-10 User’s Guide 1-1
1
PCC-10 Introduction
This guide describes the mechanical characteristics and the
hardware and software driver installation for the PCC-10 Network
Adapter and the LonManager®PCC-10 Protocol Analyzer card.
Except where noted, the term “PCC-10 card” used in this guide refers
to both cards.
The PCC-10 Network Adapter is a high-performance interface that is
ideal for building portable installation, maintenance, monitoring and
control tools. Its compact form-factor and integral FT-10 free
topology transceiver make it well suited for use by installation and
service personnel of industrial automation, building controls,
entertainment/lighting systems, and telecommunication systems.
The PCC-10 Network Adapter provides both network interface
functionality (for use with LonManager API based tools) and network
services interface (NSI) functionality (for use with LNS-compliant
tools). It can be used with any laptop, palmtop, or embedded PC with
a Type II PC Card (formerly PCMCIA) slot and a compatible
operating system.
The LonManager PCC-10 Protocol Analyzer provides LONWORKS
manufacturers, system integrators, and end-users with a rich set of
Microsoft Windows-based tools and two PCC-10 cards for observing,
analyzing, and diagnosing the behavior of installed LONWORKS
networks. In addition to providing the network analysis
1-2 Introduction
functionality, the PCC-10 cards included with the protocol analyzer
also provide all the functionality of the PCC-10 Network Adapter.
PCC-10 User’s Guide 1-3
Introduction
The PCC-10 card provides any host processor equipped with a Type II PC Card
interface and compatible operating system, with access to a LONWORKS network.
It measures 54.0mmW x 85.6mmL x 5.0mmH (2.126" x 3.370" x 0.196"). A
software-based control panel, and software drivers for the Microsoft DOS, Windows
95, 3.1, and 3.11 operating systems are available through purchase of the
Connectivity Starter Kit (model number 58030-01). The control panel provides a
convenient means of setting and modifying installation parameters, as well as
displaying error messages.
The PCC-10 card operates at 10MHz and includes an integral free topology
transceiver for use with an FT-10 channel (free topology and link power). The
internal transceiver permits a user to connect directly to this popular twisted-pair
channel without the need for an external transceiver, minimizing both equipment
cost and set-up time.
Single-ended and special-purpose mode communication ports are available via a
15-pin connector. Access to LONWORKS bus-style, TP/XF twisted pair networks is
accomplished through external transceiver assemblies (referred to as “pods”). The
PCC-10 card can also be used with power line, RF, coaxial cable, IR, and fiber optic
transceivers, and current-limited +5VDC power is supplied for powering the
external pods.
A variety of cable assemblies for different applications are available from Echelon
including a 2-wire cable with an XLR connector, a 2-wire cable with flying leads,
and a 14-wire cable.
Firmware for the PCC-10 card is downloaded from the host. This allows the card to
be updated as new versions of the software and firmware are released, without
modifying or physically accessing the PCC-10 card. This feature extends the useful
service life of the card, and minimizes the cost and time associated with software
and firmware updates.
To simplify card operation, the user can select the language in which most error
messages will be presented. The desired language is specified at installation time.
1-4 Introduction
!
• Avoid bending or squeezing the PCC-10 card.
• Do not immerse the PCC-10 card in liquid of any type, and
clean only with a soft, dry, anti-static cloth.
• Do not insert foreign objects into the connectors and avoid
exposure to substances that may contaminate the electrical
contacts.
• Always apply pressure to the release pins on the Hirose
connector when attempting to disconnect a network cable.
Failure to do so may cause damage to the PCC-10 card’s
network port and/or the Hirose connector.
PCC-10 User’s Guide 1-5
Audience
This manual is intended for developers and end users of LONWORKS systems using
the PCC-10 card.
Content
This manual provides an overview of the PCC-10 card and software, and includes
installation details and configuration options. Electrical specifications for the
network port of the card and related cable assemblies also are included.
This document has a list of references in Chapter 5. Whenever a reference
document is addressed, a superscript number corresponding to the reference has
been placed in the text, i.e., FTT-10 User's Guide1. Whenever a specific chapter or
section within a reference has been referred to, the reference is enclosed in brackets
and the chapter is addressed by number, i.e., Reference [1], Chapter 8.
Related Documentation
The following Echelon publications are suggested for additional information:
• The on-line version of the LONWORKS PCC-10 User’s Guide is a Windows 95 or
Windows 3.1 Help file. It is placed on the computer’s hard drive by the
PCC-10 Installation Software. The help file can be accessed via the PCC-10
LONWORKS Control Panel (also installed by the PCC-10 Installation Software)
or it can be accessed by opening LONPCC10.HLP in the Windows Help directory
(default: C:\WINDOWS\HELP). This guide offers additional, last-minute
updates but does not replace this manual. The DOS version of the PCC-10
Card Installation Software contains a README.TXT file in place of a help file.
•LONWORKS FTT-10 Free Topology Transceiver User’s Guide (078-0114-01)
•LONWORKS FTT-10A Free Topology Transceiver User’s Guide (078-0156-01)
•LonManager Protocol Analyzer User’s Guide (078-0121-01)
•LonManager LonMaker Installation Tool User’s Guide (078-0023-01)
PCC-10 User's Guide 2-1
2
Installing the PCC-10 Card
This chapter describes the procedures for installing the PCC-10 card
software in a PC or embedded host with a compatible operating
system.
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