7.2
Set system bus addresses
The following components are using the system bus to communicate:
- NEA SMART 2.0 Base units (one Master and up to 4 Slaves)
- NEA SMART 2.0 U-Module (up to 5 modules)
Each of these devices
needs an individual address. Double
addresses
block the bus communication.
Note:
The NEA SMART 2.0 Base with address setting "0" is the master of
the system. Only the master is communicating via WLAN or LAN to
router or to a tablet / smartphone / laptop.
Address settings for NEA SMART 2.0 Base (DIP switches are below
the front cover):
Fig. 7-2
DIP switches on Base
Note:
The address setting of the NEA SMART U-Modules starts with the
1st module with address "0" (all dip-switches set to 0, see below).
The address setting of the U-Modules is not in conflict with the
addresses of the NEA SMART 2.0 Base units, even when the DIP
switches have the same position.
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For NEA SMART 2.0 U-Module:
Fig. 7-3
DIP switches on U-Module
7.3
Switch on power supply
Note:
Before you switch on the power supply, check again the wiring.
Especially take care, that the wires of the system bus cable (SYSBUS)
are correctly connected.
GND, VDC, 1 and 2 must be connected with the same terminals
on the other
units, otherwise the devices will be damaged!
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