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RS-485/RS-232-TO-ETHERNET INTERFACE
CONVERTER
S2000-Ethernet
User's Manual

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  • Page 1 RS-485/RS-232-TO-ETHERNET INTERFACE CONVERTER S2000-Ethernet User’s Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    1.4.4.1 Configuring the S2000-Ethernet ..............10 1.4.4.2 Settings Timeouts and Delays ..............20 1.4.5 Typical Schematics for Using the S2000-Ethernet as Part of an Orion system ... 22 1.4.6 An Example of Setting Configuration Parameters of the S2000-Ethernet ..25 1.4.6.1 Settings for a Typical Diagram of Connecting the S2000-Ethernet in the...

  • Page 3: S2000-Ethernet Description And Operation

    Specifications 1.2.1 The S2000-Ethernet is to be powered by an external 12 V / 24 V dc power supply with output voltage of 11 V to28.4 V. We recommend you to use Bolid manufactured battery backed power supplies RIP-12 or RIP-24.

  • Page 4: S2000-Ethernet Operation

    IP partner or gateway specified in the remote device list, or mismatching of Master Keys of the S2000-Ethernet and the IP partner, or remote device list’s being empty. In the process of deriving a link channel and establishing a connection light behavior not highlighted with grey can be observed for a short time.
  • Page 5 Low priority –> High priority...

  • Page 6: Jumper Positions

    Figure 1. Selecting a Group of S2000-Ethernet Operation Modes 1.4.3 General S2000-Ethernet Application Diagrams Figure 2 shows a general diagram for using the S2000-Ethernet as part either of an Orion system or any other system. Figure 2. General S2000-Ethernet Application Diagram A single S2000-Ethernet can retranslate data to (maximum): –...
  • Page 7 Figure 3 shows common diagrams (A – F) for using S2000-Ethernet within an Orion system.

  • Page 9: Preparing The S2000-Ethernet For Operation

    “Software”). Configuring the S2000-Ethernet over the RS-232. To configure the S2000-Ethernet over the RS-232, connect the S2000-Ethernet to a COM port of the PC and switch the device in the configuration mode (jumper position: Config) – see Figure 1. Configuring the S2000-Ethernet over the LAN (with the help of Orion 2 Device Interface Protocol Service).
  • Page 10 UProg you need to use the procedure of adding by IP address; in this case IP address of the S2000-Ethernet should be specified in the relevant menu. Please take into account then to detect the S2000-Ethernet located in the other local network, the configuration of the S2000-Ethernet should include the IP address of the gateway through which the other network can be accessed.
  • Page 11 Generate Messages about Access Events Ethernet Settings Communication Mode Half-duplex; full-duplex Half-duplex Should be the same as the Read-only, 6 hexadecimal MAC address on the S2000- MAC Address numbers (e.g.: Ethernet board under the 00:18:BC:09:F5:07) barcode IP Address of S2000-Ethernet –...
  • Page 12 Orion Workstation, Orion Pro Workstation or other software (only for Orion protocol), or S2000M console. The event log can store up to 255 events. The system of S2000-Ethernet devices shall be built in accordance with one of the two following rules: 1) All devices operate in transparent mode;...
  • Page 13 Note: The protocol “Orion Pro” is used within the segment of communicating data between a computer and an S2000M console being in the S2000 & PC mode. In other segments of the Orion system as well as in the segment between the computer and an S2000M console being in the S2000 / PC mode or Programming mode, the Orion protocol is used.
  • Page 14 The setting is relevant only for the transparent mode. When using the S2000-Ethernet as part of an Orion system, select «8 data bits, 1 stop bit». When using the S2000-Ethernet as part of a third-vendor system, set the value in accordance with working conditions of this system.
  • Page 15 Group «Device Network Settings» IP address of S2000-Ethernet: Enter the IP address which the S2000-Ethernet will be assigned to in the local network. Subnet Mask and Gateway: Enter the subnet mask and the IP address of the gateway through which access to another network will be granted.
  • Page 16 S2000-Ethernet to IP partners enrolled in the remote device list (or to the computers located in the local networks where the IP partners enrolled in the remote device list are). In such a way we define the acknowledgement time-out for all the IP addresses.
  • Page 17 Address. S2000-Ethernet UDP Port for Unknown Address: This is a UDP port which the S2000-Ethernet opens to send / receive data when the S2000- Ethernet communicates data with IP addresses not included on the remote device list (the S2000-Ethernet sends data from this UDP port and waits for receiving data from this UDP port).
  • Page 18 In this case dynamic port type is relevant for the S2000-Ethernet to which this gateway retranslates traffic, because the number of the UDP port open at the gateway for retranslating data can be unknown prior to operation.

  • Page 19: Settings Timeouts And Delays

    * – The value of the parameter must be calculated by formula and the double value must be used if more than one central S2000-Ethernet converter is located within a single RS-485 segment (e.g., the scheme B in Figure 3).
  • Page 20 T stands for the configuration parameter of the S2000-Ethernet, Acknowledgement Timeout; N stands for the number of IP addresses with which the S2000-Ethernet communicates data (in fact, this is the number of used records in the list of remote devices);...

  • Page 21: Typical Schematics For Using The S2000-Ethernet As Part Of An Orion System

    S2000&PC mode. In other segments of the Orion system and in the segment between the computer and the S2000M console in the S2000/PC mode or in the Programming mode, Orion protocol is used. Table 8. The List of Software which Specifies Where to Set Time Parameters...
  • Page 22 In the figure “Scheme 3” below the S2000-Ethernet converters retranslate data of an RS-485 segment, namely communicating data in Orion protocol between the console and Orion system devices. Orion Pro protocol data between the Workstation and the console (S2000 & PC mode) are communicated within an RS-232 segment. So: −...
  • Page 23 In the figure “Scheme 5” below the S2000-Ethernet retranslates data of the RS-232 segment between the software and the console (S2000 & PC mode), namely these are data in Orion Pro protocol. In this case the console and Orion system devices are physically located in the same segment of the interface operating in Orion protocol.

  • Page 24: An Example Of Setting Configuration Parameters Of The S2000-Ethernet

    4. Select S2000-Ethernet in the field Data Communicating Device. 5. In the fields «IP» and «Port» define the IP address of the S2000-Ethernet and the UDP of the S2000-Ethernet (if several virtual COM ports are in use then define individual UDP ports - 40000, 40002 etc.

  • Page 25: Setting A Typical Connection For Retranslating Data Between S2000-Ethernet Converters

    S2000-Ethernet converters. Maximum number of S2000-Ethernet converters which IP addresses can be written to the list of remote devices of a single S2000-Ethernet is eight. So, to connect fourteen remote S2000-Ethernet converters we need two another S2000-Ethernet converters which will be located on the side of a Master device of the system (Orion workstation, S2000M console).
  • Page 26 The S2000M console will operate in the S2000 / PC mode. In this case the Master device of the system can be sometimes the console and software in other time. (That is, if Orion software is active then the console operates in the mode of interface converter; if data have not been communicated over RS-232 for a time specified in the console configuration then the console switches to the mode of polling devices over RS-485).
  • Page 27 7. If the S2000-Ethernet is used in an Orion or Orion Pro system then extra attributes of data packing are not recommended to be set on. So, do not tick all three attribute boxes. 8. If using the S2000-Ethernet in an Orion or Orion Pro system, you are not recommended to set on the parameter Make a Pause on Sending.
  • Page 28 Select the maximum value from the received replies. For example, in one reply RTT = 70 ms. Then for S2000-Ethernet_2 and all S2000-Ethernet_2_m enrolled in its remote device list Acknowledgement Timeout = 50 ms + 70 ms = 120 ms. Write the end value to all devices of S2000- Ethernet_2.
  • Page 29 X stands for the default parameter value; T stands for the S2000-Ethernet parameter Acknowledgement Timeout; N stands for the quantity of remote S2000-Ethernet converters with which the S2000-Ethernet on the side of the Master system device communicates data; Y stands for the console parameter «Broadcast Repeat Number».
  • Page 30 RS-232/RS-485 parameters which must be changed for the example in question are summarized in Table 10. Taking into account that in the scheme in use more than one S2000-Ethernet converter is located in the same RS-485 segment we should use double values of parameters market with symbol *.

  • Page 31: Operation Guidelines

    Connecting the S2000-Ethernet to a LAN To connect two S2000-Ethernet convertors directly, without a hub or switch, a cross-over cable should be used (see Figure 7). So, only two S2000-Ethernet convertors can be connected at the same time (point-to-point connection).

  • Page 32: Overall And Mounting Dimensions

    Overall and Mounting Dimensions Figure 8. Overall and Mounting Dimensions Manufacturer Address CJSC NVP Bolid 4 Pionerskaya Str., Korolev, Moscow Region 141070, Russia. Tel./fax: +7 (495) 775-71-55 (multi-channel) E-mail: info@bolid.ru Technical support: support@bolid.ru http://bolid.ru.

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