1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. Atop Manuals
  4. Gateway
  5. MB5400
  6. User manual

Atop MB5400 User Manual

Modbus gateway
Hide thumbs
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual
MB5400
Modbus Gateway
User's Manual
v. 1.3
December, 2014

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the MB5400 and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Subscribe to Our Youtube Channel

Related Manuals for Atop MB5400

Summary of Contents for Atop MB5400

  • Page 1 MB5400 Modbus Gateway User’s Manual v. 1.3 December, 2014...
  • Page 2 User’s Manual V 1.3 Important Announcement The information contained in this document is the property of Atop technologies, Inc., and is supplied for the sole purpose of operation and maintenance of Atop Technologies, Inc., products. No part of this publication is to be used for any other purposes, and it is not to be...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Content Preface ......................5 Introduction ....................7 Overview ........................7 Features ........................9 Getting Started ..................10 First Time Installation .................... 10 Factory Default Settings ..................11 Configuration and Setup ............... 13 Locating and IP configuring using Serial Manager© .......... 13 Configuring using Web Interface ................
  • Page 4 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.5 Time ....................... 49 3.10.6 Security ......................52 3.10.7 Import/Export ....................54 3.10.8 Factory Default ....................57 3.11 Restart ........................58 Applications and Examples ..............59 Using ID offset range mapping ................59 Using Alias ID mapping ..................

  • Page 5: Preface

    Preface Purpose of the Manual This manual supports you during the installation and configuring of the MB5400 Modbus Gateways only. It explains some technical options available with the mentioned product. As such, it contains some advanced network management knowledge, instructions, examples, guidelines and general theories designed to help users manage this device and its corresponding software.
  • Page 6 Manufacturers Federal Communication Commission Declaration of Conformity Statement Model: MB5400 Modbus Gateways NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

  • Page 7: Introduction

    The MB5400 Series are standard Modbus gateways that convert packets between Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU/ASCII protocols. The MB5400 Series support 16 simultaneous TCP masters and 32 simultaneous requests for each TCP master. Each RS-232/422/485 serial port can be individually configured for Modbus/RTU or Modbus/ASCII operation or even different baud rate, allowing both types of networks to be fully integrated with Modbus/TCP within one package.
  • Page 8 MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 1.2 shows three different use cases of the MB5400 Modbus Gateways: the interfacing between Modbus RTU/ASCII serial host to Modbus RTU/ASCII serial devices, the interfacing between Modbus/TCP over Ethernet network to Modbus RTU/ASCII serial devices, and the interfacing between Modbus RTU/ASCII host connected through serial IP over Ethernet (virtual communication port (VCOM)) to Modbus RTU/ASCII serial devices.

  • Page 9: Features

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 1.2 Features  RISC 32-bit 266 MHz CPU  Standard 19-inch rack-mounted 1U high metal housing (MB5408A / MB5416A / MB5408A2-N / MB5416A2-N Series) or DIN-Rail mounting (MB5404D-X Series)  RS-232/422/485 Software selectable ...

  • Page 10: Getting Started

    2 Getting Started 2.1 First Time Installation Before installing the device, please adhere to all safety procedures described below, Atop will not be held liable for any damages to property or personal injuries resulting from the installation or overall use of the device. Do not attempt to manipulate the product in any way if unsure of the steps described here.

  • Page 11: Factory Default Settings

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 2.2 Factory Default Settings Network Default Setting Note that the Modbus Gateway comes with one IP address for redundant Ethernet interfaces. Table 2.1 Default Network Setting Interface Device IP Subnet mask...
  • Page 12 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Other default settings are shown in the following table: Table 2.3 Other Default Settings Parameter Default Values Security User Name Admin Password Null (blank) SNMP SysName of SNMP 0060E9-XXXXXX SysLocation of SNMP...

  • Page 13: Configuration And Setup

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3 Configuration and Setup 3.1 Locating and IP configuring using Serial Manager© First, please install our configuration utility program called Serial Manager© that comes with the Product CD or can be downloaded from our websites (www.atop.com.tw...
  • Page 14 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 shown in Fig. 3.3. Fig. 3.2 Pull-down Menu of Configuration and Network… Fig. 3.3 Pop-up Window of Network Setting You may proceed then to change the IP address to avoid any IP address conflict with other hosts on your LAN or to connect the device to your existing LAN as shown in Fig.

  • Page 15: Configuring Using Web Interface

    3.2 Configuring using Web Interface Every MB5400 Modbus Gateway device is equipped with a built-in web server in the firmware. Therefore, it can be accessed by using a web browser for configuring by entering the device’s IP address (default IP address is 10.0.50.100) in the URL field of your web browser. Fig. 3.5 illustrates the overview page of the web interface.
  • Page 16 Fig. 3.6 Map of Configuring Web Page on Modbus Gateway This approach for configuring your device is the most user-friendly. It is the most recommended and the most common method used for MB5400 Modbus Gateways. Please go to its corresponding section for a detailed explanation.

  • Page 17: Lcm (Liquid Crystal Matrix) Configuration

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.3 LCM (Liquid Crystal Matrix) Configuration This section only applies to the 8-Port and 16-Port devices. The device also has the option of manual configuration (without using any software) by making use of its interactive console.
  • Page 18 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 completion.  To enter: 3. Net mask, use <Up>/<Down> to increase or decrease the digits of subnet mask and then <Menu> to return to one level higher after completion.  To enter: 4. Gateway, use <Up>/<Down> to increase the digits of default gateway and use <Menu>...
  • Page 19 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 layer layer 3rd layer layer Descriptions 1. 300 Display or change baud rate 2. 600 3. 1200 4. 2400 5. 4800 6. 9600 1.Baud Rate 7. 19200 8. 38400 9. 57600 10.
  • Page 20 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 layer layer 3rd layer layer Descriptions 1. 232 Display or change UART mode for RS-232 6.UART mode 2. 422 Display or change UART mode for RS-422 3. 485 Display or change UART mode for RS-485 1.No...

  • Page 21: Configuring Automatic Ip Assignment With Dhcp

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.4 Configuring Automatic IP Assignment with DHCP A DHCP server can automatically assign addresses to LAN1 or LAN2, the Subnet Mask, and the Gateway (your network gateway, not the Modbus Gateway). You can simply check “DHCP (Obtain an IP Automatically)”...

  • Page 22: Network Configuration

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Dual Subnet Mode: Two Ethernet ports have separate IP addresses and subnets  Redundancy Mode: The system will use only one port for data transfer. If the port is disconnected, the whole system will change to another port automatically.
  • Page 23 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 At the lower box in Fig. 3.8, you will have the DNS Settings box which allows you to set the IP addresses of Domain Name Server 1 (DNS 1) and Domain Name Server 2 (DNS 2) for redundancy.
  • Page 24 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.9 Network Configuration Page in Dual Subnet Mode After finishing configuring the network settings, please click on Save Configuration button to keep all changes that you have made. A Save Successful message will appear with a hyperlink to restart the device as shown in Fig.
  • Page 25 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.10 Save Successfully Page with a restart hyperlink Fig. 3.11 Counting Down Page...

  • Page 26: Basic Settings

    User’s Manual V 1.3 3.7 Basic Settings In this section, we will use the term “Modbus Gateway device” to refer to the MB5400 series and the term “serial device” to refer to any Modbus device that connect to Modbus Gateway via COM, VCOM, or TCP connections.

  • Page 27: Operation Mode

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.12 COM Setting Page 3.7.2 Operation Mode To setting the Operation Mode of your serial device that is connected to your Modbus Gateway through a COM port, please use the pull-down menu to select one of the following modes under Modbus Setting.

  • Page 28: Serial Settings

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 will wait, accept request from, and response to its Modbus master node. Data transfer is done under an ASCII format.  ASCII Master: When a serial device is working as a Modbus master node, the serial device will issue commands to or query Modbus slave nodes.

  • Page 29: Vcom Settings

    These settings will generate a virtual Serial (VCOM) port within the Modbus Gateway device based on a TCP network connection. VCOM is a TCP connection which is encoded in an Atop Technologies’ exclusive private protocol. Note that MB5400 series Modbus Gateway can only run as a TCP server which will be waiting for a connection request from a TCP client (a serial device).
  • Page 30 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.14 VCOM Settings Page  VCOM Mode: This setting is a pull-down menu in which the user can select the Operation Mode of the serial device connected through this VCOM port as shown in Fig. 3.15. Its definition is analogous to the one in 3.7.2.
  • Page 31 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.15 Pull-down Menu of VCOM Mode  VCOM inactivity Time Out: This is a period of time allowed between actions. This setting can be set with a maximum of 600 minutes (36000 seconds) or 10 hours. If there is no activity within this period, the VCOM connection (TCP connection) will be automatically closed by the Modbus Gateway.
  • Page 32 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 After finishing configuring the VCOM Settings, please click on Save Configuration button to keep all changes that you have made. After a Save Successfully message showed up, the web browser will be redirected back to the VCOM Settings page.

  • Page 33: Tcp Settings

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.7.5 TCP Settings A serial device using Modbus/TCP connection, which communicates over the internet, can be set in this section. If you need a Modbus/TCP connection, first go to Basic Settings  TCP Settings, then proceed to choose whether to enable TCP by checking on the “Enable”...
  • Page 34 Modbus slave node. This address refers to the IP address that belongs to the serial device that is going to be controlled from your MB5400 Series. Note that this serial device can also be considered as a TCP server in which we need to know its IP address. This option...
  • Page 35 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.18 Modbus TCP Setting Page with TCP Master Operation Mode Selection After finishing configuring the TCP Settings, please click on Save Configuration button to keep all changes that you have made. After a Save Successfully message showed up, the...

  • Page 36: Slave Id Map

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.7.6 Slave ID Map The system uses the Modbus ID to route Modbus’ request commands from a Modbus master node to a respective Modbus slave node. It is important to define ID mapping for each Modbus slave node.
  • Page 37 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Slave ID Start is a Virtual ID’s start number.  Slave ID End is a Virtual ID’s end number.  Slave ID Offset of a Real ID range, which is from (Slave ID Start - Offset) to (Slave ID End - Offset).

  • Page 38: Advanced Settings

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.8 Advanced Settings 3.8.1 SNMP Settings SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) Settings determines whether your device settings can be viewed with standard SNMP software. By default, it is disabled. Fig. 3.21 shows the SNMP Settings page.

  • Page 39: Modbus

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.21 SNMP Settings Page 3.8.2 Modbus In Modbus settings, you could select whether to enable Modbus Exception by checking the Enable box as shown in Fig. 3.22. If the Modbus slave returns no response and timeout occurs, it may then be necessary for the gateway to return an exception.
  • Page 40 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.22 Advanced Modbus Settings of Response Timeout for Modbus Exception...

  • Page 41: Alert Configuration

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Alert Configuration 3.9.1 SMTP and E-mail Settings When enabled, an E-mail alert would be sent to the designated E-mail addresses in the E-Mail Settings. To setup an email alert function, you first need to configure the sender’s E-mail address, the receiver’s E-mail addresses (up to three receivers), and the mail server...

  • Page 42: Alert Events

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.23 SMTP Settings Page 3.9.2 Alert Events In Alert Events settings, you can configure options to have your Modbus Gateway sending out device information to alert users, administrators, or responsible personnel as shown in Fig. 3.24.
  • Page 43 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.24 Alert Events Settings Page You can also set an SNMP trap by checking the Trap box for each of the first three anomalies above, which will send out alerts to an SNMP Trap Server. Note that to configure SNMP Trap Server please see Sec.3.8.1.
  • Page 44 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 After finishing configuring the Alert Events settings, please click on Save Configuration button to keep all changes that you have made. After a Save Successfully message showed up, the web browser will be redirected back to the Alert Events page.

  • Page 45: System

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10 System 3.10.1 Log Settings This section allows you to change the way to report your Log. You can save your Log Event to flash memory of Modbus Gateway by checking the Enable Log Event to Flash box. To specify the detail of your Log, you can select different Log Level by changing the pull-down menu of the Log Level.

  • Page 46: System Log

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.2 System Log This section merely shows a list of current system events with every event’s properties displayed (Date, Time, Startup Time, Level, and Event). Fig. 3.26 shows an empty System Log page.

  • Page 47: Data Log

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.3 Data Log The log of Modbus’s exchanged messages is shown in this Data Log section and listed in Fig. 3.27. You can select a radio button to show All properties or Slave ID Only or Function Code Only.

  • Page 48: Modbus Statistics

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.4 Modbus Statistics All Modbus’s interface statistics are reported in this section as shown in Fig. 3.28. For each interface, there will be a Net_Connection or socket which is an IP address together with its...

  • Page 49: Time

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.5 Time Date and time can be set manually or use Network Time Protocol (NTP) to automatically synchronize date and time of the Modbus Gateway with a Time Server. Fig. 3.29 shows the Time setting page.
  • Page 50 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.29 Time Setting Page If you select the Manual option, you will have to select your current Date (Year, Month, Day) and Time (Hour, Minute, and Second) from their corresponding pull-down menu under the Manual Setting box.
  • Page 51 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 up as shown in Fig. 3.11. After a successful device’s restart, the web browser will be redirected to the Overview page as shown in Fig. 3.7.

  • Page 52: Security

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.6 Security Security Settings, which are device’s password and access control settings, are available in this section as shown in Fig. 3.30. The default security setting for the password is a null password, i.e.
  • Page 53 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 3.31 Entering the User Name and the New Password You can limit how the Modbus Gateway is accessed and controlled by changing the setting under the Security box in Fig. 3.30. Note that all password-protected features will use the same password that you set in the previous paragraph.

  • Page 54: Import/Export

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.10.7 Import/Export Once all configurations are set and the device is working properly, you may want to backup (Export) your configuration to a file. A backup configuration file can be used when a new firmware is uploaded and the device is reset to a factory default settings, which is to prevent accidental loading of incompatible old settings.
  • Page 55 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 To import a configuration file from your computer, click on the Browse button. Then, a pop-up window will prompt you to choose a configuration file (with .DAT extension) from your computer to be uploaded to the device.
  • Page 56 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 To export the current configuration of your Modbus Gateway to a file for backing up, click on the Export Configuration button as shown in Fig. 3.34. Then, a pop-up window will prompt you to either Open the configuration file for viewing with a default application such as Notepad or Save the configuration file to your preferred destination.

  • Page 57: Factory Default

    3.10.8 Factory Default A simple return to Factory Default is available in our MB5400 Series in this section. To restore all parameters of your Modbus Gateway to the original factory default setting, click the Set to Default and Restart button as shown in Fig. 3.35. After a short moment, a message indicating System Restarting status with a counting down number will show up as shown in Fig.

  • Page 58: Restart

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 3.11 Restart For some unexpected circumstances, the Modbus Gateway system may stop responding correctly. You will have an option to restart the device by clicking on the Restart button as shown in Fig. 3.36. Note that the device’s RUN LED will start blinking when the restart process is completed.

  • Page 59: Applications And Examples

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 4 Applications and Examples On your device two different Slave ID mapping definitions are available in the system, which are the alias mode and the offset mode, both using Modbus ID to route the requesting command (from the Master) to the Slave node.
  • Page 60 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 4.2 Entries of Slave ID Mapping in Offset Mode...

  • Page 61: Using Alias Id Mapping

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 4.2 Using Alias ID mapping The use of alias mode for Slave ID mapping is only recommended if the Slave ID is not continuous as shown in Fig. 4.3 and Fig. 4.4.
  • Page 62 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 4.4 Entries of Slave ID Mapping in Alias Mode...

  • Page 63: Specifications

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 5 Specifications 5.1 Software Table 5.1 Software Tools and Utilities Software  Web-based  Telnet Configuration   Serial Manager©  Modbus TCP/ASCII/RTU    IPv4 ICMP   ...

  • Page 64: Pin Assignments

    Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 5.2 Pin Assignments Serial and RJ-45 Connectors Table 5.2 Pin Assignment for RJ-45 to Serial Connectors RS-422 / 2-Wire Ethernet RS-232 4-Wire RS-485 RS-485 Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4...
  • Page 65 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Pin 8 TXD- Pin 9 5-Pin Terminal Block to RS-485/RS-422 connectors Table 5.4 Pin Assignment for 5-Pin Terminal Block to RS-485/RS-422 Connectors RS-422 / 2-Wire Pin # RS-232 4-Wire RS-485 RS-485...
  • Page 66 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Pin 6 Pin 2  Pin 7 Pin 6  Pin 8 Pin 8 RS-232/RS-422 to RJ-45 Cross Over Connection Table 5.6 Pin Assignment for RS-232/RS-422 to RJ-45 Cross Over Connection...
  • Page 67 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Ethernet is connected at 10Mbps or Disconnected Blinking Data is transmitting on this port Green Ethernet is Disconnected Table 5.8 LED indicators for MB5404D and MB5404D-Sis-X Name Color Status Message System is powered on...

  • Page 68: Appendix: Configuration Using Telnet Interface

    6 Appendix: Configuration using Telnet Interface The MB5400 Modbus Gateway device has a built-in Telnet server program such that users can also configure the device using Telnet console software. To start the device configuration using Telnet console, please go to Windows Command software (Start→Run) and use “telnet”...
  • Page 69 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 For alternative Telnet interface configuring in Windows® XP, please go to Windows® Hyper Terminal and follow the steps described below.  On your Desktop go to “Start → All Programs → Accessories → Communications →...
  • Page 70 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Fill the Name entry with a name of your choice such as “ATOP_device”, and select your favorite icon as shown in Fig. 6.3. After click the OK button, the “Connect to” window will pop-up as shown in Fig.
  • Page 71 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Fig. 6.5 Username Prompt inside Telnet HyperTerminal  Once the correct username and password are entered, you will see the configuration menu of the device on the display as shown in the prompt of Fig. 6.6.
  • Page 72 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 The previous steps are for Windows® XP, in order to enable telnet in Windows® 7 follows the steps below. Go to Start and on the “Run” box type cmd as shown in Fig. 6.7.
  • Page 73 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 A pop-up window will appear as shown in Fig. 6.8, type “pkmgr /iu:”TelnetClient” ” and press Enter. Your Telnet client will be configured after a short moment. If you wish to verify if it is working correctly, please follow the step after next step.
  • Page 74 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 After these steps are completed, telnet can be accessed by typing the telnet command with the Modbus Gateway’s IP address using the “Run” command window on the Start menu as shown in Fig.
  • Page 75 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 The main menu of Modbus Gateway is a command driven interface. An example of the main menu will be similar to Fig. 6.12. Fig. 6.12 Main Menu Most options are the same as the ones in the web browsing mode as described in Sec.3. The only difference is that they have to be accessed by entering the number corresponded to that option.
  • Page 76 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  On the Main Screen → [1] Overview as shown in Fig. 6.13, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.5.) Fig. 6.13 Overview Section...
  • Page 77 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [2] Networking as shown in Fig. 6.14, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.6.) Fig. 6.14 Networking Menu...
  • Page 78 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [2] Networking → [1]LAN 1 Settings as shown in Fig. 6.15, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.6.) Fig. 6.15 LAN 1 Settings Menu...
  • Page 79 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [2] Networking → [2] DNS Settings as shown in Fig. 6.16, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.6.) Fig. 6.16 DNS Settings Menu...
  • Page 80 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [2] Networking → [3] SNMP Settings as shown in Fig. 6.17, (a more detailed description of this section is given on Sec.3.8.1) Fig. 6.17 SNMP Settings Menu...
  • Page 81 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 COM Port Configuration: telnet Main Screen → [3] COM Port Setting as shown in Fig. 6.18, (a more detailed  description of this section is given in Sec.3.7.1.) Fig. 6.18 COM Port Settings Menu...
  • Page 82 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [3] COM Port Setting → COM port number: [select either 1~16] (click Enter)→ [1] Com Settings as shown in Fig. 6.19, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.7.1.)
  • Page 83 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [4] Security as shown in Fig. 6.20, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.10.6.) Fig. 6.20 Security Menu...
  • Page 84 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3  Main Screen → [4] Security → [1] Change Password as shown in Fig. 6.21, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.10.6.) Fig. 6.21 Security Menu Selection with Changing Password...
  • Page 85 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Reset to Factory Defaults Main Screen → [5] Set to Default as shown in Fig. 6.22, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.10.8.) Fig. 6.22 Factory Default Setting Selection...
  • Page 86 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Restart Main Screen → [6] Restart as shown in Fig. 6.23, (a more detailed description of this section is given in Sec.3.11.) Fig. 6.23 Restart Menu Selection...

  • Page 87: Warranty

    Three months after purchase, the shipping cost from the customer to us will not be reimbursed, but the shipping costs from us to the customer will be paid by us. Limited Liability Atop Technologies Inc. shall not be held responsible for any consequential losses from using our products.
  • Page 88 Atop Modbus Gateway MB5400 Series User’s Manual V 1.3 Warranty Atop Technologies Inc. provides a 5-years maximum warranty for Modbus Gateway products.

This manual is also suitable for:

Mb5408aMb5416aMb5408a2-nMb5416a2-nMb5404d-xMb5404d-sis-x

Table of Contents