Exsys EX-6011 Manuel utilisateur

Thank you for purchasing this 8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

(hereinafter referred to as “Adapter”). It is designed to adopt your

digital I/O lines re otely on your Ethernet (Internet). It delivers si ple,

reliable and cost-effective network connectivity for your digital I/O

applications such as ho e or industrial factory auto ation, digital I/O

control fro any networked PC, alar and power onitoring by

network or Internet, PC controlled achines, distributed achine

I/O, re ote lighting and power control etc.

Features:

4 Digital Input and 4 Output Lines over a 10-pin Ter inal Blocks

2 Non-inverted and 2 Inverted Output Lines

Provides ESD and Surge Protection for all I/O Lines

I/O Line Voltage is Co patible with CMOS/TTL

Provides one 10/100Mbps, RJ45 LAN Port

Provides TCP Server, TCP Client, and I/O Extender Modes

Powered +5VDC by DC Jack or Ter inal Blocks

Provides both Wall Mounting and DIN RAIL Kits

Supports Virtual COM Port Drivers

DIO Lines Ter inal

Blocks

EX-6011

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter w/ DIN

RAIL Mounting Kit

1. Introduction

2. Connector Layout

+5VDC Power

Input DC Jack

RJ45 LAN

Connector

Switch to Restore

Default Settings

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

10-pin Terminal Blocks: This pluggable ter inal blocks integrates 4

digital input and 4 digital output I/O lines (CMOS/TTL Level). Its pin

assign ent as the following table. The +5V pin functions as either

INPUT or OUTPUT, if DC Jack is powered, it si ply copies the +5V

fro the DC jack and works as +5V OUTPUT. If the DC Jack is

unconnected, it can be powered by this pin with +5V input

power.

Switch to Restore Default Settings: This switch can be used to reset

the product to its factory default settings. Press the switch by

either a pen or si ilar tool will restore the default settings

i ediately.

Power Input DC

Jack Connector

10/100 Mbps LED

(a ber color)

Link/Activity LED

(green color)

INPUT 3

INPUT 2

INPUT 1

INPUT 0

GROUND

+5V INPUT

OUTPUT 3# (INVERTED)

OUTPUT 2# (INVERTED)

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 0

+5V

DO_3#

DO_2#

DO_1

DO_0

DI_3

DI_2

DI_1

DI_0

GND

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

DC Jack Power Connector: A 5V/2A AC adapter is supplied with

this product.

RJ45 Ethernet Connector: 10/100Mbps Ethernet port. It supports

auto cross-over feature. You can use the sa e cable to connect

to either a Hub/Switch or a host co puter.

LED Indicators: There are 2 LAN LEDs on the rear panel. They are

described as the following table:

LED Name Color LED Function

Link/Activity

Green Steady on: Linked.

Blinking: Transferring data

10/100Mbps

A ber Steady on: Linked in 100Mbps ode.

Off: Linked in 10Mbps ode.

1. Use static electricity discharge precautions.

Re ove possible static discharge potential fro any objects that

the Adapter ay co e in contact with before installation. This

can be acco plished by touching a bare etal chassis rail after

you have turned off the power.

2. Attached the power adapter. +5V DC power needs to be

connected to either the DC jack or the Terminal Blocks but not

simultaneously. Once the power is connected to the DC jack

the +5V power will output to the 10-pin Terminal Blocks

immediately. So it is not allowed to connect any power to the

Terminal Blocks if the DC jack is connected to a 5V AC power

adapter.

3. Connecting LAN cable: Use a standard straight-through Ethernet

cable to connect to a Hub or Switch. If you connect the

Adapter to your co puter’s Ethernet port instead, you don’t

need to change to a cross-over type cable since the Adapter

provides auto cross-over feature.

4. Connect the Adapter’s DI and DO pins to your devices.

5. Use the Wall or DIN RAIL mounting Kit (optional) if you want to

place the product on the industrial DIN RAIL.

3. Hardware Installation

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

Setting IP Address

Please consult your Network Ad inistrator to deter ine the

appropriate IP address for the Adapter. The IP address can be set in

any of the following ways:

Auto atically fro a DHCP Server

Web Browser

Ethernet Managing utility (E .exe supplied by this product)

This Adapter co es with a factory installed static fixed IP address

192.168.1.254. It is unable to accept a new IP address fro a DHCP

Server by factory default (with DCHP client set to Disable). If your

network has a DHCP server and you want it to assign IP address to this

Adapter, you need to enable this Adapter’s DCHP client setting (refer

to the following sections). After that, the Adapter will send a DHCP

request to the DHCP server, which will assign a dyna ic IP address,

net ask, and gateway to the Adapter the first ti e it is connected

and powered up.

1. Setting the IP address from a DHCP Server

A DHCP server will auto atically assign an IP address (dyna ic

address) as well as Subnet Mask and Gateway to this Adapter. If

you power up the Adapter without a fixed (static) IP address,

the DHCP server will be able to assign an IP address (Note: the

default setting is Disable DHCP, if you want to support DCHP,

please Enable it first.).

If you want to set the IP address using another ethod, the

address beco es static. This was done when you Disable the

DHCP setting (default) in the Setup Menu of the Adapter.

4. Configuring the Adapter

Wall Mount DIN RAIL Mount

(Vertical)

DIN RAIL Mount

(Horizontal)

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

2. Setting the IP address using Web Browser

Please ake sure your PC’s IP address is set at the sa e subnet

of the Adapter. If not, you usually need to change your PC’s IP

address fro “Local Area Connection Properties”, here is an

exa ple to show you how to change your PC’s IP address:

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

Run your browser and access the Adapter by entering the

default (192.168.1.254) or current IP address into your browser’s

address window. Enter the password (default has no password).

Then go to change your IP address as well other para eters if

required.

3. Setting the IP address using Em.exe Utility

The E .exe is a Microsoft Windows based utility to find all the

Adapters connected on the sa e subnet and network seg ent.

To run the E .exe utility, please insert the driver CD supplied

with the Adapter. Open (double click) the progra at the

following location (assu e the CD-ROM drive is at E):

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

E:\IO_over_IP\Utilities\Em\Em.exe

Note:

If the Setup Menu does not appear after double-

clicked the listed ite on the above screen, you ay need to

disable your firewall or the anti-virus software then try again.

4. The Adapter Settings

When you entered Setup Menu of the Adapter, the following page

will be available for your access. Please click Update button after you

changing any settings. Re e ber and record your password for the

future use. You need it to enter this Setup Menu next ti e.

Double-click here will

go to the Setup Menu

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

Item Description

IP address 4 nu bers separated by dots, it can be

assigned

by the DHCP server if “DHCP client” is enabled.

Subnet ask 4 nu bers separated by dots, can be

assigned by

the DCHP server if “DHCP client” is enabled.

Gateway address 4 nu bers separated by dots, can be

assigned by

the DCHP server if “DHCP client” is enabled.

DHCP client If disable, then IP address 、

Subnet ask and

Gateway address ust be assigned anually.

Socket port of HTTP setup

Port nu ber for HTTP Setup Menu, default is 80.

Socket port of digital I/O

Port Number ：

：：

：

any nu ber between 1 and

65536,except 80 and 81 （which

have been

designated as the web pages）

Socket Type：

：：

：

TCP Server

, uses TCP protocol, passively waits for

Client.

TCP Client

, uses TCP protocol, actively connects to

Server.

UDP

, uses UDP protocol, exchanges packets with

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

Server without connection.

IO Extender Master

, uses Master Server protocol,

passively waits for IO Extender Slave

IO Extender Slave

, uses Slave Client protocol,

actively connects to IO Extender Master

Destination IP address/

socket port

Only valid

for TCP client, UDP, IO Extender Slave

odes:

Enter the Server IP address and port nu ber

when

set in TCP client or UDP client ode.

Enter IO Extender Master’s IP address

and port

nu ber when set in IO Extender Slave ode.

TCP

socket inactive

ti eout ( inutes)

# of inutes the socket port has been idle to

ter inate the connection.

0: Never ter inate the connection (default)

1-99:

Ter inate the connection if the socket port is

idle for this ti e period ( inutes).

Device ID

User assigned device ID nu ber, acceptable

range is 0 to 65535.

Device Na e

16 characters axi u , to describe the

application facility.

Device Model

16 characters axi u , to indicate the

application device odel nu ber for

anage ent.

Setup password

The login password can be e pty or 1 to 15

characters long. If the password

is e pty then no

password is required for login.

This section will introduce so e exa ples to control the DIO lines of

this Adapter. We are using a Ter inal E ulation Progra (such as

HyperTer or TeraTer ) to send control strings over the TCP/IP socket

port.

HyperTer is a Windows based utility for Windows XP or earlier version.

However, it is not bundled in Vista or later Windows version.

As shown in the HyperTer exa ples, the application software can

read or write the string (in ASCII code for at) on the TCP/IP socket

port to check or change the Adapter’s state.

5. Examples for Controlling DIO Lines

8-line Digital I/O to Ethernet Adapter

1. Launch the HyperTer utility, it will create a new connection,

please type the connection na e (type “a” in this case).

2. Enter the Adapter’s IP address and port nu ber:

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