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TH LINK Industrial Ethernet

TH LINK PROFINET

TH LINK EtherNet/IP

TH LINK Modbus TCP

Installation Manual

Version: EN-062017-4.10

The information contained in these instructions corresponds to the technical status at the time of printing of it and is passed on with the

best of our knowledge. The information in these instructions is in no event a basis for warranty claims or contractual agreements

concerning the described products, and may especially not be deemed as warranty concerning the quality and durability pursuant to Sec.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 ............................................................................................ 5

Introduction

...................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 About TH LINK

...................................................................................................................... 5

1.2 Before you connect TH LINK

Chapter 2 ............................................................................................ 6

TH LINK design

...................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Start-up guideline

...................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Connections and display elements

...................................................................................................................... 8

2.3 Mount device

...................................................................................................................... 9

2.4 Connect to network

...................................................................................................................... 9

2.5 Connecting power supply and relay contact

Chapter 3 ............................................................................................ 10

Configuring the device in the network

...................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 Configuration requirements

...................................................................................................................... 10

3.2 Network presettings

...................................................................................................................... 11

3.3 Web access and login

...................................................................................................................... 11

3.4 Network overview

...................................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Setting new IP and network address

...................................................................................................................... 13

3.6 Check the connection to the device

...................................................................................................................... 13

3.7 Firmware update

Chapter 4 ............................................................................................ 14

Troubleshooting

Chapter 5 ............................................................................................ 15

Technical Data

Chapter 1 - Introduction

1Introduction

1.1 About TH LINK

TH LINK provides a secure access to the fieldbus network and forms the basis for the Softing

product TH SCOPE.

Intended use: The TH LINK is designed to be used as a secure access point to Industrial Ethernet

networks. Any other use is deemed non-intended use.

1.2 Before you connect TH LINK

Strictly observe the following safety instructions before connecting the TH LINK:

Note

Small objects or liquids must not enter the case of the TH LINK (e.g. through the ventilation

slots). This may damage the device. Never cover the ventilation slots on the device.

Note

Never open the case of the TH LINK or carry out any mechanical modifications on the

device. This may lead to damages on the device as well as to loss of warranty.

EMC note

The TH LINK contains electronic components sensitive to electrostatic discharges. Damages

due to electrostatic discharge can lead to premature failure of components or intermittent

faults at a later stage. Before installing the TH LINK, divert the electrostatic discharge away

from your body and the tools used.

The TH LINK may only be installed or uninstalled by qualified, trained electrical engineering

personnel. When installing the TH LINK, observe the regulations for handling electric components in

accordance with VDE 0100. In addition, you must also observe the valid safety and accident

prevention regulations (UVV) when operating the device within the jurisdiction of the Federal

Republic of Germany.

High temperature differences between the storage site and installation site can result in

condensation within the case, which may cause the TH LINK to become damaged. In case of high

temperature differences, wait at least three hours before operating the device.

WEEE

Electrical and electronic equipment must be disposed of separately from normal waste

at the end of its operational lifetime.

Please dispose of this product according to the respective national regulations or

contractual agreements. If there are any further questions concerning the disposal of

this product, please contact Softing Industrial Automation.

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2TH LINK design

2.1 Start-up guideline

The following steps are required for start-up:

1. Mounting

2. Plug-in SD card (recommended).

3. Connect to network (see Connect to network).

4. Connect to the power supply (see Connecting the power supply).

5. Configure network (see Configure the device in the network).

2.2 Connections and display elements

Figure 1: TH LINK (front and lateral view)

[1] Ethernet interface for office network

olights yellow: Ethernet data communication

olights green: physical connection available

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[2] LED ETH

olights red: boot procedure

olights green: firmware update in progress

ois off: boot procedure is completed

[3] LED RUN

olights red: internal error

olights green: power supply is applied

ois off: device is not powered

[4] LED BUS

olights red: relay contact active (error occurred in the bus)

olights green: TH SCOPE measurement is running

ois off: TH SCOPE measurement is stopped

[5] Ethernet interface for automation network

olights yellow: Ethernet data communication

olights green: physical connection available

[6] Terminal strip for +24 V DC power supply

oA: 24 V (+)

oB: 0 V (-)

oC: Relay contact - input

oD: Relay contact - output

oE: Protective earth

[7] SD card slot

oYou can save data on the SD card to have the data available even after voltage recovery.

oInsert the SD card before installing the device or putting it into operation. Thus you make sure

the card is recognized during boot procedure.

oNow go to TH LINK Settings TH SCOPE and set the parameter Data restore after voltage

recovery to Yes.

oFollowing the initial device commissioning the SD card is formatted automatically. From this

time on you can save data independently from power interruptions.

Note

If the SD card is not recognized during boot procedure, restart the TH LINK.

[8] Type label

TH LINK Industrial Ethernet - Installation Manual

2.3 Mount device

Note

Make sure you have a minimum of 5 cm below and above the TH LINK in order to ensure

heat dissipation.

Figure 2: Mount and unmount the TH LINK

[1] Device with notch on DIN rail

[2] DIN rail

[3] Device on DIN rail

[4] Stop lever

1. Place the device with its notch on the DIN rail.

2. Move the device downwards until the stop lever locks into place on the DIN rail.

Unmount TH LINK:

1. Remove the connected supply and signal lines (Ethernet, power supply).

2. Place the screwdriver into the stop lever on the device (see figure above).

3. Press the screwdriver in the direction of the device and simultaneously swing the device off the DIN

rail.

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2.4 Connect to network

1. TH LINK can either be accessed using the upper port (desktop icon) of the TH LINK or accessing the

network directly, which then has to be connected to the lower port (factory icon) of the TH LINK.

2. The bottom port (factory icon) should be connected to the automation network.

Note

There must be no firewall between the TH LINK and the Industrial Ethernet devices.

Note

The green LED on the Ethernet socket lights as soon as the TH LINK is energized and a

network is available.

Figure 3: Connection options

2.5 Connecting power supply and relay contact

Electrical voltage

Only qualified electricians are allowed to work on the electrical equipment.

Danger due to incorrect earthing

Incorrect device earthing may cause injury to personnel or damage the device. Ensure

correct and proper earthing of the device.

Note

Reverse polarity in the power supply can damage the device. Make sure the power supply is

connected with correct polarity.

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Figure 4: Terminal strip for power supply of the device

1. Connect the cable of a 24 V power supply and the earth conductor (earth terminal) to the terminal

strip on the device. The terminal strip can be plugged and lifted out for installation using a

screwdriver.

2. Connect the cable of the circuit that should be closed by the relay contact to the terminal strip on

the device.

3. Switch on the power supply. The LED RUN is green and the LED ETH flashes red until the device's

boot procedure is completed. Afterwards the LED RUN and BUS light green.

3Configuring the device in the network

3.1 Configuration requirements

The following ports have to be enabled in the firewall:

Protocol/purpose

Port

HTTP

80 TCP

Firmware update

1100 TCP

TH LINK communication with each other

1123, 1124, 2364 UDP

TH LINK communication with TH SCOPE

via Multicast

via Unicast

2364 UDP

1151, 2365, UDP

3.2 Network presettings

The device is preset to network operation with a DHCP server. No network configuration settings

are required in this operating mode.

In case of manual allocation of IP addresses the device can be reached via the following IP

addresses (Factory setting):

Note

TH LINK can be accessed from office network via IP 169.254.0.1 (default). To access TH LINK

from the automation network, you would choose IP 169.254.0.2 (default).

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