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  • Page 1 TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG user manual V1.08 English User manual compatible with firmware V1.09 or higher! © Copyright by PI 2017-2019...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    4.1 access protection................15 4.2 status view..................17 4.3 page overview................18 4.3.1 detail view................20 4.3.2 frame information and settings..........21 4.3.3 view filter..................23 4.3.4 search..................55 4.3.5 protocol streams...............56 4.3.6 RTP streams................57 4.3.7 VoIP connections..............59 4.3.8 PROFINET-IO connections............61 manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 2...
  • Page 3 4.6 page DHCP clients.................85 4.7 page configuration.................89 4.7.1 system..................90 4.7.2 access protection..............91 4.7.3 general..................93 4.7.4 LAN-A settings.................94 4.7.5 WLAN settings.................95 4.7.6 USB-LAN settings..............98 4.7.7 FTP settings................99 4.7.8 SMTP settings................100 4.7.9 Bridge settings...............102 4.8 page firmware update..............105 page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 4 5 Technical data...................107 5.1 TINA.....................107 5.2 ProfiNet-WATCHDOG..............107 manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 4...

  • Page 5: General

    1 General 1.1 About the manual This manual describes the devices TINA (shortcut for German version of „mobile intelligent network-analyser“) and ProfiNet-WATCHDOG, named as device or analyzer (device) in the following pages. This documentation can be downloaded on the web page of the product via downloads ...

  • Page 6: Requirements To The User

    Important: The TINA devices are able to change the network traffic between the interfaces. Please make sure that an enabled function on the device doesn't affect the function of your network.

  • Page 7: System Requirements

    • device with a WLAN interface (for accessing the device via WLAN) • 24VDC power supply over detachable connector or USB power supply from PC / Power-Pack • 2 x Ethernet cables (LAN) page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 8: Commissioning

    The LAN interfaces are used for the network analyzing. Hint: On the TINA devices it is also possible to connect to the web server via the LAN-A interface. If you can't or don't want to use the WLAN interface you have the option to expand your device with a third LAN interface by an “Ethernet over...

  • Page 9: Access Via Wlan

    (addresses from 192.168.2.1 to 192.168.2.254). The IP address 192.168.2.1 is already in use by the analyzer and can't be used for your computer. Important: Accessing the device by the LAN-A interface can be used for TINA devices only. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 10: Access Via Usb-Lan

    DHCP mode or manually set an IP address from the subnet 192.168.0.1/24 (addresses from 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254). The address 192.168.0.1 is reserved because it's used by the adapter itself. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 10...

  • Page 11: Web Interface

    The function release is a security mechanism of the device to protect your network data. The reason therefore is that everyone, which is within the WLAN range of the device, can connect to it without a password. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 12: Bridge Interfaces

    (auto MDIX). Thus you can use a 1:1 occupied or a crossed network cable. Important: The ProfiNet-WACHTDOG can't change the network traffic between the interfaces or actively sent data by itself. Thereby the RealTime management isn't disturbed. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 12...

  • Page 13: User Interaction

    If you have pressed the button for at least 3 seconds and released it again the factory defaults gets loaded into the device. Now your device executes a restart and can be accessed after about 30 seconds via the default settings as described in this chapter. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 14: Web Server

    This entry can be used to log out of the device again. The language of all surfaces can be changed between German and English in the menu on the bottom of the navigation. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 14...

  • Page 15: Access Protection

    (and log out) isn't needed. The pages can then be accessed directly. If you access a page which is protected via a password you will see the following log in page: page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 16 In the factory defaults no passwords are specified. Thus everyone who can connect to the device can analyze and change your network data, execute tools and view and change the configuration of the device. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 16...

  • Page 17: Status View

    If the device detects an error (e. g. error while sending an e-mail) or the connection to the device is broken, a red warn symbol is shown on the bottom right corner in the footer. By clicking on the symbol the occurred error(s) will be shown. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 18: Page Overview

    With this two settings you can configure your recording as you like. In the mode “monitoring” you should select the interface “A and B”. Thereby burglaries of both interfaces get respected. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 18...
  • Page 19 If you start a recording to the FTP server or USB stick you will get a pop- up window. In this window you have to specify the file format (currently only the Wireshark file formats .pcapng and .pcap are available) and a file name (without the extension): page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 20: Detail View

    On the left side you can see the analyzed data of the frame in textual form. The right side shows the raw data (bytes) of the frame. If your monitor has a small width the two windows will be shown among themselves. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 20...

  • Page 21: Frame Information And Settings

    Each line has it's own meaning: transport protocol: If the frame is a TCP or UDP frame a button will appear, which allows you to set a view filter. This view filter will affect that only page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 22 TCP or UDP stream. If you have changed the application protocol of the frame you have to click on the button “submit” to reanalyze the frame or maybe the complete stream. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 22...

  • Page 23: View Filter

    DNS names or NBNS names MAC address a MAC address; address blocks at the end can be omitted IPv4 address a IPv4 address; address blocks at the end can be omitted page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 24 SNAP extension header llc.snap.oui number manufacturer ID llc.snap.vlan.tpid number VLAN protocol ID llc.snap.vlan.prio number VLAN priority llc.snap.vlan.cfi truth value VLAN DEI-/CFI bit llc.snap.vlan.id number VLAN ID llc.snap.proto number protocol (Ethernet type) IPv4 Header manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 24...
  • Page 25 (QoS parameter) ipv6.flow number flow label ipv6.plen number payload length ipv6.nxt number IP protocol or next header ipv6.hlim number maximum count of hops ipv6.src IPv6 address source IPv6 address ipv6.dst IPv6 address destination IPv6 address page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 26 IPv4 address source protocol address rarp.dst.hw MAC address destination hardware address rarp.dst.proto IPv4 address destination protocol address lldp LLDP protocol lldp.tlv Type-Length-Value (TLV) lldp.tlv.type number TLV type lldp.tlv.len number TLV length lldp.tlv.data TLV value manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 26...
  • Page 27 Hop-By-Hop header (IPv6) hopopts.nxt number IP protocol or next header hopopts.len number header length hopopts.opts options routing routing header (IPv6) routing.nxt number IP protocol or next header routing.len number header length routing.type number routing type page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 28 (depends on type) icmp.checksum number checksum icmp.data payload icmpv6 ICMPv6 protocol icmpv6.type number type identifier icmpv6.code number code (depends on type) icmpv6.checksum number checksum icmpv6.data payload manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 28...
  • Page 29 TCP header tcp.srcport number source port tcp.dstport number destination port tcp.seq number sequence number tcp.ack number acknowledge number tcp.hdr_len number header length tcp.reserved tcp.flags number flags tcp.window_size number window size tcp.checksum number checksum page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 30 IP address dhcp.ip.server IPv4 address server IP address dhcp.ip.relay IPv4 address relay agent IP address dhcp.hw.addr MAC address client MAC address dhcp.hw.addr_pad - padding after the MAC address dhcp.hostname string name of the server manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 30...
  • Page 31 DNS name dns.qry.type number type identifier dns.qry.class number class dns.ans response dns.ans.name string DNS name dns.ans.type number type identifier dns.ans.class number class dns.ans.ttl number Time To Live dns.ans.dlen number data length page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 32 Time To Live dns.add.dlen number data length dns.add.data data dns.add.ip IPv4 address IPv4 address dns.add.ipv6 IPv6 address IPv6 address dns.add.hostname string host name nbns NBNS protocol nbns.id number identification manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 32...
  • Page 33 IPv4 address IPv4 address nbns.auth name server entry nbns.auth.name string DNS name nbns.auth.type number type identifier nbns.auth.class number class nbns.auth.ttl number Time To Live page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 34 ID ntp.reftime number reference time stamp ntp.org number original time stamp ntp.rec number receive time stamp manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 34...
  • Page 35 TLV value as string snmp.value. number TLV value as counter counter snmp.value.tticks number TLV value as time stamp FTP protocol ftp.line string line ftp.req.command string request command ftp.req.parameter string request parameter ftp.rsp.code string response code page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 36 POP protocol pop.line string line pop.req.command string request command pop.req.parameter string request parameter pop.rsp.indicator string response indicator manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 36...
  • Page 37 SIP field sip.field.name string field name sip.field.value string field value SDP protocol sdp.version string version sdp.owner string session owner sdp.owner. string user name username sdp.owner.id string session ID sdp.owner.version string version sdp.owner.ntype string network type page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
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  • Page 39 SSRC rtp.csrc number CSRC rtp.ext RTP extension header rtp.ext.profile number profile type value rtp.ext.len number length rtp.ext.data data page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 40 Q.931 protocol q931.disc number protocol discriminator q931.call_ref_len number length of call reference q931.call_ref number call reference q931. number message type message_type q931.ie information element q931.ie.id number identification q931.ie.len number length manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 40...
  • Page 41 - block data pn_dcp.padding padding page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 42 PROFINET-MRRT protocol pn_mrrt.version number version pn_mrrt.block block pn_mrrt.type number block type pn_mrrt.length number block length pn_mrrt.sequence_ number sequence number pn_mrrt.domain_ number domain UUID uuid pn_mrrt.sa MAC address sender MAC address pn_mrrt.data data manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 42...
  • Page 43 ID dcerpc.dg_server_ number server boot timestamp boot dcerpc.dg_if_ver number interface version dcerpc.dg_seqnum number sequence number dcerpc.dg_opnum number operation number (DG only) dcerpc.dg_if_hint number interface hint dcerpc.dg_act_hint number activity hint dcerpc.frag_len number fragmentation length page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 44 ID (CN only) dcerpc.cn_reject_ number reject reason dcerpc.cn_max_ number maximum transmit xmit dcerpc.cn_max_ number maximum receive recv dcerpc.cn_assoc_ number group group dcerpc.dg_status number state (DG only) dcerpc.dg_cancel_ number cancel version vers dcerpc.dg_cancel_ number cancel ID manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 44...
  • Page 45 TACK pn_io.window_size number window size pn_io.send_seq_ number send sequence number pn_io.ack_seq_ number acknowledge sequence number pn_io.args_max number maximum arguments pn_io.args_len number argument length pn_io.var_part_len number data length pn_io.var_part data pn_io.user_data user data page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 46 Wake-On-LAN protocol wol.sync MAC address synchronization stream wol.mac_block MAC address block wol.mac MAC address MAC address wol.passwd_ip IP address password as IP address wol.passwd_mac MAC address password as MAC address llmnr LLMNR protocol manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 46...
  • Page 47 Time To Live llmnr.ans.dlen number data length llmnr.ans.data data llmnr.ans.ip IPv4 address IPv4 address llmnr.ans.ipv6 IPv6 address IPv6 address llmnr.ans. string host name hostname llmnr.auth name server entry llmnr.auth.name string LLMNR name page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 48 IPv4 address IPv4 address llmnr.add.ipv6 IPv6 address IPv6 address llmnr.add. string host name hostname ssdp SSDP protocol ssdp.req string request ssdp.req.method string method ssdp.req.uri string path ssdp.req.version string version ssdp.resp string response manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 48...
  • Page 49 TPDU cotp.tpdu_number number TPDU number cotp.sequence_ number sequence number number cotp.cause number error cause cotp.parameter parameter cotp.parameter. number parameter code code cotp.parameter. number parameter length length cotp.parameter. parameter value value cotp.tpdu_size number TPDU size page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
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  • Page 52 (in s) tcp.stream number index of the TCP stream udp.stream number index of the UDP stream rtp.stream number index of the RTP stream manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 52...
  • Page 53 < checks if the field value is smaller than the comparison value & checks if a bitwise AND combination is not equal to 0 contains checks if the filed contains the value example: udp.srcport>=1024 page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 54 (for a group). (e. g. !udp) Hint: If you want to remove the view filter you just have to remove the entering from the text field and submit the empty entering. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 54...

  • Page 55: Search

    If the string or hex value was found, the detail view of the frame in which the entering was found get's opened and the data get's highlighted in the raw data view (and if applicable in the text view). page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 56: Protocol Streams

    Therefore you have to open the dialog “frame information and settings”. On this dialog you can click on the “follow TCP stream” or “follow UDP stream”. After clicking on the button a view filter for the stream get's set. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 56...

  • Page 57: Rtp Streams

    Strg/Ctrl key all selected RTP streams are automatically getting deselected. If you want to play the content of a single (or multiple) stream(s) you can click on the button “play streams”. This function is currently limited to page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 58 If your cursor is on the desired position within the waveform diagram you have to click on the left mouse button. Now the playing cursor (red line) is set to this position. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 58...

  • Page 59: Voip Connections

    “show RTP streams” button opens the RTP streams dialog. But now this dialog only shows the RTP streams which belong to the selected VoIP call. If you click on the “set filter” button a view filter for the page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 60 VoIP call get's set. This means that only frames which belong to the VoIP call are shown in the frame table. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 60...

  • Page 61: Profinet-Io Connections

    If you click on one row it gets highlighted with a light blue color and the button “set filter” gets enabled. If you click on the “set filter” button a view filter gets set, so that frames which belongs to the connection are shown only. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 62: Application Protocols

    The following table shows the default protocol assignments, which are set on factory default: ports transport protocol application protocol DHCP TCP; UDP NBNS TFTP SNMP HTTP SMTP IAMP 5060 TCP; UDP TPKT 1720 Q931 34962, TCP; UDP PN-RT 34963 manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 62...
  • Page 63 After you have configured your assignments you can click on the “submit” button to save the assignments. Through that all frames with a application protocol are getting reanalyzed. Furthermore the assignment page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 64: Save Recording

    (.pcapng or .pcap file format). In this process it does not matter if the file was created by Wireshark or by one of your analyzer devices. For opening a recording file you just have to click on the icon. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 64...
  • Page 65 After you have clicked on the icon you will see a pop-up similar to the following: If you have selected a file you can click on the “open” button. Now the file get's read in and the frames from the file are shown in your browser window. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 66: Ip Changer

    Important: The device doesn't check if the virtual IP address is available in your network. If the IP address is already in used and you enable the IP changer an IP conflict occurs. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 66...
  • Page 67 Furthermore you can see a tool-tip with some information to the IP changer if you position your cursor above the address fields. Hint: The IP changer hasn't any function on the ProfiNet-WATCHDOG. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 68: Network Monitoring

    The monitoring can be done on the monitor dialog of the web page (viewing the first and last communication time as well as a complete log of failures). If enabled, failures can also be sent via e-mail. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 68...
  • Page 69 Otherwise an alarm is triggered on each frame with a burglary. • failure time: The time in seconds within the address have to communicate before it's considered as failed. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 70 The list with addresses should be expanding automatically depending on the number of devices in your network. If you think all addresses are learned in you can stop the learn mode with the button “stop learn mode”. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 70...
  • Page 71 This feature is available even if the failure monitoring is disabled. Hint: The learn mode can be executed again at any time. A running monitoring isn't affected by the learn mode. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 72 “monitor mode” as well. If you have changed one or more parameters you have to click on the button “save parameters”. Thereby the active parameters and addresses are taken over for the monitoring and getting saved in the device. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 72...
  • Page 73 If the record settings are set you can start it normally. Hint: Please note that on the selection “packets” the option “all” or “received” have to be selected, because the monitoring only respects in-going frames. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 74 Hint: The audio playing is using the “Web Audio API” from your browser. Some internet browsers (e. g. the Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Android Browser) unfortunately aren't supporting this feature. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 74...
  • Page 75 If you want to reset the complete list you can click on the icon. Hint: The monitoring runs automatically in your device. The lists are also expanding if you haven't opened your web browser. Important: The burglary list get's cleared on a device reboot. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 76 If you want to clear the failure log you can click on the symbol. Hint: The monitoring runs automatically in your device. The lists are also expanding if you haven't opened your web browser. Important: The failure list get's cleared on a device reboot. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 76...
  • Page 77 Please note that depending on your configuration an e-mail gets sent for each burglary and failure. This can lead to an enormous number of e-mails. You should check your settings carefully before enabling the e-mail shipping. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 78: Page Network Scan

    The first IP address of the range which should be scanned. IP end address: The last IP address of the range which should be scanned. name resolution: Determines if the host name of the founded devices should be determined. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 78...
  • Page 79 IP address will be found on the first step, but will fail on the name resolution and port scan. Furthermore only devices which are on the same physically network as the device can be found. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 80 After the network scan is finished you can sort the result by IP addresses and port numbers by clicking on the button “sort results”. The unsorted list shows the sequence in which the information were collected. Hint: The network scan can't be used on ProfiNet-WATCHDOG devices. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 80...

  • Page 81: Page Network Tools

    IP address: The IP address of the device for the tool. subnet mask: The subnet mask of the device for the tool. gateway: The IP address of the gateway of the device for the tool. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 82: Resolve Ip To Mac

    For this tool you will have to enter the local and remote IP address. With the help of the ARP protocol the device determines the MAC address of the device with the entered IP address. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 82...

  • Page 83: Ping

    Similar to the tool for resolving NetBIOS names, the tool for resolving LLMNR names has also a counterpart. This tool, “determine LLMNR name”, can be used to get the host name of a given IP address. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 84: Resolve Dns Name

    Default ports for “Wake On LAN” are 0, 7 and 9, but you can specify any port. Hint: The network tools can't be used on ProfiNet-WATCHDOG devices. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 84...

  • Page 85: Page Dhcp Clients

    DHCP client is searching for servers DHCP client requests an IP address / DHCP client was offered an IP address DHCP client or server has declined / rejected the IP address DHCP client was assigned an IP address page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 86 Please note that the IP address which you assign to a device have not to be in used. Otherwise a IP conflict occurs. Furthermore the IP address have to be in the same subnet as the IP address of the server. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 86...
  • Page 87 IP addresses to the devices shown and enabled on this page. Important: Please make sure that the chosen IP address is available or is the IP address of the device itself (for the web server). Otherwise an IP conflict occurs. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 88 “reset list”. Hint: The assignment of IP addresses via this page can't be used on the ProfiNet-WATCHDOG devices. But you can still use this page for the monitoring of DHCP assignments. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 88...

  • Page 89: Page Configuration

    If one of the network interfaces is configured as “DHCP client” you can see if the device has already an IP configuration and how it looks like on this page. Furthermore this page shows the MAC addresses of the single network interfaces. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 90: System

    The area “system” isn't used for configuration rather then it gives you some general information about your device. Thus it shows you the device type (TINA or ProfiNet-WATCHDOG) as well as the firmware version. An update of the firmware can be done on the page “firmware update”.

  • Page 91: Access Protection

    “configuration” and “firmware update”. Persons who know this password can change all passwords. If you want to change one or multiple passwords you have to select the option “change password” on the access types where you want to page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 92 On factory defaults the passwords of all access levels are empty passwords. This should definitely changed, avoid unauthorized insight to your network traffic as well as unwanted changes on the configuration of the device. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 92...

  • Page 93: General

    Important: If you set your device to factory defaults all settings will be lost. This means the function release have to be performed again. Please read the chapter “commissioning”. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 94: Lan-A Settings

    DHCP mode to “-” and remove the inputs from the IP address and subnet mask fields. Important: ProfiNet-WATCHDOG devices can generally not be accessed via the LAN-A interface, to not influence the RealTime management. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 94...

  • Page 95: Wlan Settings

    IP address: The IP address of the device. subnet mask: The subnet mask of the device. gateway: The IP address of the gateway (optional). DNS server: The IP address of the DNS server (optional). page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 96 Of course the password have to be entered manually, if necessary. If you want to configure the analyzer to operate as an Access Point (AP) it can be useful to determine which WLAN channel is least charged. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 96...
  • Page 97 IP address and subnet mask fields. The WLAN interface can only be disabled if the operating mode is set to “LAN-LAN Bridge” and the LAN-A interface has an valid IP address. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 98: Usb-Lan Settings

    If the web server should not be reachable through the USB-LAN interface, you just have to set the DHCP mode to “-” and remove the inputs from the IP address and subnet mask fields. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 98...

  • Page 99: Ftp Settings

    The password which is used to log in on the FTP server (optional). path: The path which should be used by the FTP client (optional). Hint: Please note that usually a connection to a FTP server via the internet needs an enabled passive mode. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 100: Smtp Settings

    The user name which is used to log in on the SMTP server (optional). password: The password which is used to log in on the SMTP server (optional). sender mail address: The e-mail address from which the e-mails should be sent. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 100...
  • Page 101 (optional). test e-mail: Specifies if a test e-mail should be sent after the settings are saved. last error: Shows the last error of the e-mail sending (empty, if no error is occurred). page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

  • Page 102: Bridge Settings

    IEEE 802.11 protocol (WLAN). Through activating the MAC swapping the layer 2 protocols (except ARP) on interface A may not work properly anymore. For layer 3 currently only the protocols IPv4 and IPv6 are supported. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 102...
  • Page 103 If the automatically re-connection does not work within about 1 minute, please check that the computer is connected with the correct interface. Please do also check the WLAN connection and the IP settings of your computer. page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 104 After the configuration was saved and the device is available again you will be redirected to the start page. If you have enabled the DHCP client on your device no automatically re-connection to the device will occur because the IP address is unknown. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 104...

  • Page 105: Page Firmware Update

    After you have selected a firmware file (this is a file with the extension .bin) you can click on the button “update firmware”, which will start the update process. Now you should see the following message: page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...
  • Page 106 This is of course only necessary if you access the web server via the WLAN interface. Now you should be redirected to the start page automatically. If the forwarding does not work you can click on the link in the text. manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08 page 106...
  • Page 107 Antenna-connector SMA(f) (2.4 GHz IEEE 802.11b/g/n) Operating temperature: 0 - 55°C Case: plastic clamping case plastic desktop case Dimensions: plastic clamping case: 114 x 100 x 22,3 mm plastic desktop case: 115 x 95 x 30 mm page manual TINA / ProfiNet-WATCHDOG V1.08...

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