STRIDE SiteLink SE-SL3011 Quick Start Manual

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Connecting to your STRIDE SiteLink Router

1. Create your company account at https://www.StrideSiteLink.com and log in.
2. From your STRIDE SiteLink account
create a configuration
device at Tools -> Start Configuration.
This file will include any parameters
needed to connect the router to a WAN,
WiFi network, or LTE cellular service.
If you are using the LTE cellular model,
please be sure to register your SIM card. In
the SiteLink configuration, please insert the
SIM card APN and PIN code for your partic-
ular cellular service.
3. Save the configuration file to the root direc-
tory of a USB flash drive and plug the drive into
your SiteLink router. Ensure the file name is
ixrouter.conf; if it was created with a suffix, rename it to
ixrouter.conf.
4. Insert a SIM card (Model SE-SL3011-4G only) and
connect an antenna or WAN Ethernet cable.
5. Power on the SiteLink Router and wait for the configuration to be downloaded
(indicated by the Status LED changing from solid red to blinking red).
6. Wait for the router to connect to the internet and register itself on the STRIDE
SiteLink Server (indicated by the Status LED changing to blinking blue then
solid blue).
7. Once the router has registered itself on the server, it will appear in your company
account as a new device. Click its entry in the Devices list, enter a name for the
device and click ACTIVATE. When the device has been activated and is online,
a green icon will appear beside its entry in the Devices list.
8. To connect to the VPN from a PC, first download and install the VPN client,
located under Tools -> VPN Client.
9. After the VPN Client is installed, log in to your STRIDE SiteLink account, select
the device and click the CONNECT button to securely connect to it.
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Power Wiring

The STRIDE SiteLink router can be powered from the same DC source that is used
to power your other devices. To maintain the UL listing, this must be a Class 2 power
supply. A DC voltage in the range of 12 to 24 VDC needs to be applied between the
V+ terminal and the V- terminal as shown below. A recommended DC power supply
is AutomationDirect.com part number PSL-24-030. The Shield terminal must be
connected to the ground conductor with minimum 16 AWG copper wire.
Terminal block connector is Weidmuller BL 5.08/04/180 SN BK BX or equivalent.
Wiring Details
Terminal screw torque
Wire Size Range
Max Wire Length
Wire Strip Length

Digital Input (DI1)

A software-configurable Digital Input is provided to allow local control of access to
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Type
DI Voltage Range
DI OFF State Voltage Range
DI ON State Voltage Range
DI ON State Current Range

SIM Card

(#SE-SL3011-4G only)
Insert the SIM card into the slot until you feel a click, then release. SIM card should
be flush with the enclosure.
To remove, press until you feel a click, then release. SIM card will partially eject.
Never insert or remove the SIM card when power is applied to the router.
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3.5 lb-in (0.4 N·m)
Shield
18–12 AWG
3m (9.84 ft)
V+
7mm
Digital Input Details
Optocoupler
0–29 VDC
0–3 VDC
7–29 VDC
2–5 mA (typically)

Front Panel LEDs

Reset
SIM Card Slot
Front Panel LEDs
Antenna
LED State
Connector
Terminal Block ACT ON, Blue
Connector
Blinking, Blue
USB
ON, Red
Configuration
Port
Signal LED
Blinking, Red
ACT LED
Signal ON, Blue
Ethernet
Port LED
ON, Purple
(typical)
ON, Red
Blinking, Blue
Blinking, Red
Ethernet ON, Blue
Blinking, Blue
4G LTE (AT&T)
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Digital Control Signal
+ -
V-
+ -
12–24 VDC
Description
Connected
Connecting
Booting/
not yet registered
System alarm,
see manual
Connected,
good reception
Connected,
medium reception
Connected,
poor reception
Initializing
Invalid PIN or PUK
Link up
Data activity