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- Page 1 PROG. CNTLR. E482663 RKH 210, RKH 216, RKH 235, RKH 259, from HW03 and FW 6.1.0 Quick start-up guide V 6.1.0 Nov. 19 , 2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents ..............IMPORTANT! - Read This .............. Using Open Source Software ..............2.1 General Information ............2.2 Special Liability Regulations ................. Included in delivery ............... Performance characteristics ................Safety instructions ................Router installation ........6.1 Installation position / minimum distances .............. -
Page 3: Important! - Read This
This Quick Start Guide provides a quick overview of selected operating procedures and functions of the mbNET industrial router (MDH800 – MDH859) from hardware version HW03* and firmware version V 6.1.0. However, the detailed manual with the important Notes and safety instructions can NOT be repla- ced by this document. Read the following instructions carefully and keep them in a safe. Latest information, updates and the complete Manual, visit our website at www.mbconnectline.com. The SIMPLY.connect function is only available for devices with the Simplify³ logo * * see device nameplate Type:RKH 2XX S/N:02198340XXXXXX WAN,VPN,1xMPI/PROFIBUS Item#: 1.235.2xx.03.00 HW: 03 LAN MAC:70:B3:D5:XX:XX:XX WAN MAC:70:B3:D5:XX:XX:XX PROG. CNTLR. E482663 Contains: MB Connect Line GmbH Winnettener Str.6 D-91550 Dinkelsbühl www.mbconnectline.com - 3 -... -
Page 4: Using Open Source Software
Using Open Source Software 2.1 General Information Our products contain, amongst others, so-called open-source software that is provided by third parties and has been published for free public use. The open-source software is subject to special open-source software licenses and the copyright of third parties. Basically, each customer can use the open-source soft-ware freely in compliance with the licensing terms of the respective producers. The rights of the customer to use the open-source software beyond the purpose of our products are regulated in detail by the respective concerned open-source software licenses. The customer use the open-source software freely, as provided in the respective effective license, beyond the pur- pose that the open-source software gets in our products. In case there is a contradiction between the licensing terms for one of our products and the respective open-source software license, the respective relevant open-source software license takes priority over our licensing terms, as far as the respective open-source software is concerned by this. The use of the used open-source software is possible free of charge. We do not demand usage fees or any comparable fees for the use of the open-source software contained in our products. The use of the open-source software in our products by the customer is not part of the earnings we achieve with the contractual compensation. All open-source software programs contained in our products can be taken from the available list. The most important open-source software licenses are listed in the Licenses section at the end of this publication. As far as programs contained in our products are subject to the GNU General Public License (GPL), ... -
Page 5: Special Liability Regulations
Requests must be directed to the following address, if possible under specification of the serial number: MB connect line GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 98 51 / 58 25 29 0 Fernwartungssysteme Fax +49 (0) 98 51 / 58 25 29 99 Winnettener Str. 6 info@mbconnectline.com 91550 Dinkelsbühl GERMANY 2.2 Special Liability Regulations We do not assume any warranty or liability, if the open-source software programs contained in our product are used by the customer in a manner that does not com-ply any more with the purpose of the contract, which is the basis of the acquisition of our product. This concerns in particular any use of the open-source software programs outside of our product. The warranty and liability regula- tions that are pro-vided by the respective effective open-source software license for the respective open-source software as listed in the following are effective for the use of the open-source software beyond the purpose of the contract. In particular, we are not liable, if the open-source software in ... -
Page 6: Included In Delivery
Included in delivery Please check that your delivery is complete: All device types 1 x mbNET.rokey Includes two keys 1 x Ethernet cabel, 2 m 1 x Quick start-up guide 1 x Device information card (1 pc. red, 1 pc black) Art.-No.: 8.002.201.00.00 Art.-No.: 8.002.704.03.00 Art.-No.: 8.002.707.00.00 Fig. representative Types whith GSM modem (RKH 259 EU; RKH 259 AT&T) Should any of these parts are missing or damaged, please contact the following address: MB connect line GmbH Winnettener Str. 6 D-91550 Dinkelsbühl Tel.: +49 (0)9851 58 25 29-0 Fax: +49 (0)9851 58 25 29-99 1 x GSM antenna www.mbconnectline.com Art.-No.: 8.002.101.00.00 - 6 -... -
Page 7: Performance Characteristics
Performance characteristics • On-board 2-level remote access key ◦ Pos. REM: trigger remote access connection ◦ Pos. ONL: alarms, dashboards & router administration ◦ Pos. OFF: no connection with mbCONNECT24 • The router can be fully configured via the portal mbCONNECT24 or using the web interface via locally connected computer, or remotely. • Deployable worldwide using GSM modem connections, plus access via LAN, WLAN and Internet. • Secure connection using an integrated firewall with IP filter, NAT and port forwarding, VPN with AES, DES/3DES/DESX, Blowfish or RC2 encryption, and authentication via pre-shared key (PSK), static key or certificate (X.509). • Alarmmanagement: ◦ Fully configurable digital inputs and outputs, and the ability to send via email, SMS or Internet dial-up. ◦ Via remote output switching in the event of a fault or with an active Internet connection. • Integrated server secures all settings, keys and certificates and allows data sharing within the network via connected USB flash or hard drive. • Variable RS232, RS485, RS422 RS interface or optional MPI/PROFIBUS for connecting control systems. • Upgradable to full IOT-Gateway capabilities (see mbEDGE). • Multi-colored LEDs for clear state-signaling. Safety instructions The mbNET routers are maintenance-free NOTE: elctrostatic discharge! units. -
Page 8: Router Installation
Safety instructions - continued • Only qualified specialist personnel may • The router may only be connected to devices, install, start up, and operate the router. The which meet the requirements of EN 60950. national safety and accident prevention • The router is for indoor use only. regulations must be observed. • Never open the router chassis. Unauthorized • The router is built to the latest technological opening and improper repair can pose a dan- standards and recognized safety standards ger to the user. Unauthorized modifications are (see Declaration of Conformity). not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. • The router is only intended for operation Opening up the device voids the warranty! in the control cabinet and with SELV accor- ding to IEC 60950/EN 60950/VDE 0805. Router installation Stat Operation 6.1 Installation position / minimum... -
Page 9: Device Dimensions
LAN2 N MAC:70:B3:D5:XX:XX:XX WAN MAC:70:B3:D5:XX:XX:XX PROG. CNTLR. PROG. CNTLR. E482663 E482663 LAN4 LAN3 LAN3 ntains: Contains: MB Connect Line GmbH MB Connect Line GmbH Winnettener Str.6 Winnettener Str.6 D-91550 Dinkelsbühl D-91550 Dinkelsbühl www.mbconnectline.com www.mbconnectline.com Dial Out Dial Out Reset Reset... -
Page 10: Displays, Controls And Connections
Displays, controls and connections galvanically isolated X1 X2 I4 I3 I2 I1 P M O2 O1 Power supply connection 10-30V DC – 0V DC connection Stat Stat Digital input I4 (10-30V) Operation Operation Digital input I3 (10-30V) Mode Mode Digital input I2 (10-30V) User 1 User 1 User 2 User 2 Digital input I1 (10-30V) Fuse-protection 10-30V DC LAN1 LAN2... - Page 11 Function / status LEDs Coding switch hexadecimal WAN interface Function / status LEDs for coding switch LAN interfaces 1 – 4 Key switch USB Host 2.0 Function / status LEDs for key switch Key (red) for switch positions OFF, Dial Out button ONL, RST*, REM** Reset button Key (black) for switch positions Serial interface COM OFF, ONL * The switch position RST has just a tactile function. ** In the switch position REM, the key can not be removed. Type Equipment features RKH 259 1 x SD card slot SD card SIM 1 SIM 2 2 x SIM card slot 2 x SMA connector for GSM antenna (MIMO) Div. Main SMA connector Type Equipment features RKH 210 1 x SD card slot SD card...
- Page 12 Function / status LEDs Colour Status Description green flashes SIMPLY.connect * ready and disabled (5 Hz) This function is only available if the device is set to its factory settings. SIMPLY.connect * ready and activated - activation takes place by pres- sing the Dial Out button. (1 Hz) Data received at COM orange flashes (1 Hz) Data transmission to COM green flashes orange GSM devices: no reception flashes (1 Hz) GSM devices: == 20% - 50% green GSM devices: reception depending on Fc4 lights up GSM devices: (+ Fc4 green): 71 - 100% orange GSM devices: no reception flashes (1 Hz) GSM devices:(+Fc3 Orange) == 51 % – 70 % green GSM devices: reception depending on Fc3 GSM devices: (+Fc3 green) 71 – 100 % During the activation phase of mbEDGE the LED Fc4 flashes at a frequen- cy of 3 Hz (fast).
- Page 13 Colour Status Description orange Waiting for bootloader or signature successfully checked. Check signature, loads kernel green Waiting for kernel flashes (1 Hz) Loads rootFs Boot process completed - device is ready for use used. orange No VPN connection started Internet connection established + VPN connection started flashes Flashing frequency 1.5 Hz: VPN connection established. green No Internet connection flashes Flashing frequency 3 Hz: Internet connection is being made. Internet connection is established. The power supply to the router is interrupted / the router is not connec- green ted to the power supply. Power supply is connected to the terminal block and switched on. Stat flashes (1 Hz) Error in the error memory Found fault - the error type can be viewed on the WebGUI of the mbNET under System> Info> „Last error message“. green In connection with the portal mbCONNECT24: User connected to device (mbNET)
- Page 14 Interfaces and buttons Label Status Description – Router WAN port (customer network, DSL modem ...) LED green lights = Network connection available WAN-LED LED orange flashing = Network data transfer active LAN 1 - 4 – Local network ports (e.g. machine network) LED green lights = Network connection available LAN-LED 1- 4 (Dual LED) LED orange flashing = Network data transfer active – Portable USB drive port COM port is for either connecting to devices with MPI interface or to – devices with RS232 / RS485, RS422 interface. This depends on your device type. Button for activating the SIMPLY.connect function Dial Out – (if the LED Fc1 flashes (5 Hz)). Reset –...
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Page 15: First Time Operation
First time operation Connect, depending on device type, an antenna, and insert a SIM card. Before connecting the router to a network or PC, first ensure that it is properly connected to a power supply, otherwise it may cause damage to other equipment. X2 galvanically isolated • Connect equipotential bonding I4 I3 I2 I1 P M O2 O1 to the grounding lug on the router’s top panel. • Connect the (10-30V DC) power supply to the X1 terminal of the router. Make sure that the polarity is correct. ◦ After switching on the supply voltage the Pwr LED lights up and the device performs a system check. ◦ After about 90 sec., both LED Pwr and Rdy light up and Fc1 is flashing green (5 Hz). The mbNET is now ready for operation. The flashing LED Fc1 signals that the function SIMPLY.connect * is ready but not yet activated. To activate the function, press the Dial Out button until Fc1 lights up. Stat =>... -
Page 16: Initial Configuration
Initial configuration Requirements: • You have a user account on the Remote Service Portal mbCONNECT24 V 2.x If you do not have a user account on mbCONNECT24, please contact your system administrator or authorized sales partner. For more information about mbCONNECT24 see www.mbconnectline.com • Windows PC with remote client software mbDIALUP * installed . With mbDIALUP you establish a secure VPN connection to mbCONNECT24. * The latest version can be downloaded on www.mbconnectline.com Generally following procedure applies: • Add the mbNET in the portal mbCONNECT24 as a new device. • Enter the necessary basic data, so that the device can connect to the portal (for example, device name, network settings, connection information, etc.). • Transfer the device configuration from the portal into the mbNET. • After the mbNET has been connected to the portal, it can be configured completely there. More information about configuring devices, see the mbNET Manual (download under www.mbconnectline.com) or in the mbCONNECT24 online help. - 16 -... -
Page 17: Initial Configuration Via Rsp Mbconnect24 V
9.1 Initial configuration via RSP mbCONNECT24 V 2.x 9.1.1 Login mbCONNECT24 mbDIALUP ADVICE: Change unconditionally and without delay the default login information! Navigation: Administration > Users 9.1.2 Creating a project Navigation: Administration > Projects In the project overview, click the plus and assign the next screen a Project Name (all other inputs / information can be made up later). - 17 -... -
Page 18: Create A Device
9.1.3 Create a device Navigation: Administration > Projects > Project Alpha (selected project) In the selected project, click the plus and select “Create new device“. For the basic configuration, you only need to select your “Device Type“ and enter a unique device „Name“. You can create your own name for the Device. RKH235 Following are allowed: Numbers: 0 to 9, A to Z, a to z (avoid blanks) Letters: A to Z and a to z Characters: Point, hyphens and underscores After saving your settings you will be automatically redirected to the device settings. For the initial configuration here the “Interfaces“ menu is relevant. - 18 -... -
Page 19: Configuring The Device (Connection Data)
9.1.4 Configuring the device (connection data) Navigation: Administration > Projects > Project Alpha (selected project) > NewDecice (selected device) Here the following menus are relevant for the initial configuration: • LAN (all devices) Make sure that the LAN IP and the WAN IP are in different address ranges. • Internet (all devices) For the initial configuration, it is advisa- ble to select “Always“... -
Page 20: Creating A Configuration
9.1.5 Creating a configuration Navigation: Administration > Projects > Project Alpha (selected project) > NewDecice (selected device) After entering all necessary data, you must transfer the configuration to the mbNET. Therefor connect an USB stick to your configuration PC (the USB stick must have the file format FAT!). Click the Sync icon and select “Download to PC“. The configuration file “mbconnect24.mbn“ can now be downloaded to the USB stick. IMPORTANT: The downloaded configuration file “mbconnect24.mbn“ must not be renamed and must be in the root directory of the USB stick! - 20 -... -
Page 21: Transfer Configuration To The Mbnet
9.1.6 Transfer configuration to the mbNET When the mbNET is ready to operate, insert the USB stick into the USB port of the device. As soon the mbNET recognizes the configuration file, both LED Fc1 + LED Fc2 are flashing. Now press and hold down the Dial Out button Dial Out until LED Fc3 flashes Release the Dial Out button The settings from mbCONNECT24 are now automatically copied to the mbNET and the device reboots. Dial Out If the mbNET is able to connect to the Internet (e.g. network, telephone cable, SIM card, antennae installed), the device will subsequently log in to your account. This is displayed by the flashing LED Con . NOTICE The key switch must be in the ONL or REM position so that the mbNET can connect to the portal. -
Page 22: Access The Web Interface Of The Mbnet
10 Access the web interface of the mbNET On the web interface of the mbNET a Status page and a Diagnostic page is available. On the Status page, five steps with additional information are displayed, which must be run through when connecting the mbNET with the portal. The Diagnostic page helps you in case of a failed connection establishment in trobleshooting. Requirements: • The configuration PC and the mbNET must be in the same IP address range. Depending on the LAN IP that you assigned to the device in the portal, you may need to assign the configuration PC to the same address range. If you assigned the mbNET e.g. the LAN IP 192.168.2.200, you need the configuration PC to assign the same address range (192.168.2.X). This applies to both the IP address and subnet mask. • The mbNET must be accessible via the LAN interface of the configuration PC. Start a browser and enter the LAN IP you have assigned in the portal to the mbNET. To log on to mbNET enter the following data: Username: admin Password: The default password is located on the back of the device. - 22 -... -
Page 23: Quick Start
10.1 Quick Start After a successful login you will see in the Quick Start menu the device state. Here, five steps are displayed that are required so that the device can connect to the portal. = everything OK = processing = Error Click on the icon to the right of each pro- gress to get details / information about this step. If all five steps have been completed suc- cessfully, the mbNET is connected to the portal mbCONNECT24. - 23 -... -
Page 24: Diagnostics
10.2 Diagnostics In case of a failed connection setup, the Diagnostic page supports for trobleshooting. The respective result of the individual, independent functions / commands you need, inter alia in case of support. 11 Factory settings on delivery The mbNET is delivered with the following factory settings: ADVICE: IP address 192.168.0.100 Change unconditionally and without delay the default login information! Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Username admin Password The default password is located on the back of the device. NOTICE Keep the individual default password in a safe place. You need the device password during the initial configuration and after each loading the factory settings. - 24 -... -
Page 25: Loading The Factory Settings
12 Loading the factory settings NOTICE Before you configure the device to its factory settings, you should note the following: • Save your configuration first. After restoring the factory settings, all of your settings/ changes will be deleted. • The IP address of the device is reset to the original IP address (192.168.0.100). • You may also need to modify the network settings of the configuration PC accordingly. • The device password is reset to its individual default password. The default password can be found on the back of the unit. • No USB stick/USB storage medium should be connected to the device. - 25 -... - Page 26 Load the factory settings - continued 1. a) Switch on the mbNET or b) if the mbNET is ready for operation, Reset press the Reset button. Stat 2. When the LED Rdy flashes, turn the key switch - with the red key - to the switch position RST and hold this key position. Stat 3. When LED Fc3 is flashing (orange), release the key. Stat When both the Pwr and Rdy LEDs light up, the mbNET is reset to its „factory settings at the time Stat of delivery” and can/must be reconfigured. - 26 -...
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Page 27: Technical Data
13 Technical Data Performance data Voltage V (DC) 10 – 30 V DC (external Power Supply or other SELV Power Supply Source, rated 10-30V DC, max. 40A) Power consumption max. 1300 mA @ 24 V IP protection class IP 30* Area of application Dry environments Operating temperature -40 – +75 °C Storage temperature -40 – +85 °C Humidity 0 – 95% (non condensing) Dimensions (max.) 48 mm x 137 mm x 140 mm (W x D x H) Weight (max.) 650 g Housing / material metal Mounting DIN rail mounting (based on DIN EN 50022) * at full occupancy of all connections and interfaces Alternatively, unused interfaces can be covered with dust protection plugs. I/Os and standard interfaces Digital inputs 4 pcs. digital inputs, 10–30 (galv. isolated), (Low 0-3,2 , High 8-30 Digital outputs 2 pcs. digital outputs, 10 – 30 V DC (galvanically isolated), max. 1,5 A / output LAN interfaces 4 pcs. 10/100 Mbit/s full and half duplex operation, autodetection patch cable / ... -
Page 28: Technical Support
14 Technical Support For technical support (FAQ, troubleshooting, most recent information, etc.) see our website www.mbconnectline.com. For support enquiries, always give the serial number of your router. E-mail: support@mbconnectline.com Tel.: (EU) +49 (0) 98 51 / 58 25 29 900 / (US) +1-630-797-6067 SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Hereby, MB connect line GmbH declares that the radio equipment type RKH 259 EU is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.mbconnectline.com NOTICE Device type RKH 259 AT&T bear no CE marking and may not be used or put into operation in the European economic area (EEA)! MB connect line GmbH Fernwartungssysteme Winnettener Str. 6 91550 Dinkelsbühl Germany PROG. CNTLR. + 49 (0) 700 / MBCONNECT E482663 + 49 (0) 700 / 62 26 66 32 www.mbconnectline.com © MB CONNECT LINE 1997 – 2019 - 28 -...
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