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Page 1 IPR-K BD930000 Programming manual...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 Index GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION ............................4 LED STATUS ................................5 DEVICES PROGRAMMING WITH IPR-K ........................6 IP-TP LINES INTERFACE ............................7 LINE COUPLER PARAMETERS ........................... 8 6.1.1 General ................................8 6.1.2 Main line ................................
Page 3: General Description
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 1 General description Device with support for IP routing and tunneling without the need for auxiliary power. It allows the connection between an upper KNX / IP line and a lower KNX TP (twisted pair) bus line. It includes support for KNX tunneling that allows addressing, programming, monitoring and diagnosing KNX devices via ETS Allows messages of up to 240 bytes.
Page 4: Technical Information
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 2 Technical information Power supply 29 Vdc from KNX BUS Current consumption 5 mA from KNX BUS Terminal de conexión al bus KNX Connections RJ45 connector Mounting/Size DIN rail / 2 modules Operation: -10ºC to 55ºC Environment temperature Storage: -30ºC to 60ºC range...
Page 5: Led Status
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 3 LED status Ethernet line LED: shows the status of the IP line. If it is off, there is an error or the line is not connected; if it is lit green, the connection is correct; If, on the other hand, it is lit orange, the device is operating in manual mode or the factory settings are being restored.
Page 6: Devices Programming With Ipr-K
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 4 Devices programming with IPR-K In order to download the configuration to KNX devices from the ETS through the BES IPR-K device, a physical address must be assigned to the device (although it is not necessary in case of use as an IP-TP interface, it is essential if it is used as a coupler, and it must also have a valid IP address through which it will communicate with the computer so that both must be on the same network.
Page 7: Ip-Tp Lines Interface
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 5 IP-TP lines interface The IPR-K can be used as an area or line coupler, depending on its location in the project. It is used as an area coupler when the middle of the backbone line is Ethernet (IP) and the line is twisted pair (TP). To couple lines, the same criteria is used, being the main line Ethernet type.
Page 8: Line Coupler Parameters
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 6 Line Coupler parameters Parameterization of the device is done from the ETS. The description of each parameter is shown in this chapter. 6.1.1 General Nombre Manual function Valores Disabled / Pass all telegrams / Pass all Physical telegrams / Pass all Group telegrams Descripción Configuration setting for telegram routing when the Manual Function is active.
Page 9: Subline
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 Transmit all: Physical telegrams are all routed. It is used only for tests, it shouldn´t be used for normal operations. Description Block: Physical telegrams are all blocked. Filter: Depending on the physical address Physical telegrams are routed.. Name Physical/Group telegrams: Repetition if errors on main line Values...
Page 10 BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 Name Group telegrams: Main group 14…31 Values Transmit all (no recomendado) / Block / Filter Transmit all: Group telegrams (main group 14…31) are all routed. Description Block: Group telegrams (main group 14…31) are all blocked. Filter: Group telegrams (main group 14…31) are routed if entered in the filter table Name Physical telegrams...
Page 11: Repeater Mode Parameters
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 7 Repeater mode parameters Parameterization of the device is done from the ETS. The description of each parameter is shown in this chapter. 7.1.1 General Nombre Manual function Valores Disabled / Pass all telegrams / Pass all Physical telegrams / Pass all Group telegrams Descripción Configuration setting for telegram routing when the Manual Function is active.
Page 12: Subline
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 It establishes when the line coupler must confirm the reception of telegrams (by sending ACK or IACK). Description - If routed: Routed telegrams to the subline are confirmed by an ACK on the main line. - Always: Each telegram on the mainline is confirmed by an ACK.
Page 13: Manual Function
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 8 Manual function Using the button on the front of the device, you can activate manual mode, as well as restore factory settings or allow firmware updates. If pressed for three seconds, the IPR-K will go into manual mode, turning the Ethernet LED at least orange or red (depending on whether it was green or paid before).
Page 14: Device Reset
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 9 Device reset If a restore to the factory settings is desired, press the button on the front of the device (the same that allows manual mode activation) for 15 seconds. The LEDs will light orange or red and the physical address filtering led will change to yellow or orange.
Page 15: Web Application
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 10 Web application To access the device's web application, the IP of the device must be known and, in the browser, access through port 8080. To know the IP address, if the IPR-K is on the same network, you can find in the ETS. In the web application, information about the device can be found as well as the TP bus line, change tunneling addresses or find a graph of the KNX bus load.
Page 16: Installation
BD930000 - IPR-K Programming manual v1.0 11 Installation Feed low voltage lines (BUS and inputs) in ducts separate from the main power supply (230V) and outputs to ensure there is enough insulation and to avoid interference. Do not connect mains voltage (230V) or any other external voltage at any point on the bus or inputs.
Page 17 Ingenium, Ingeniería y Domótica S.L. Parque Tecnológico de Asturias, Parcela 50 33428 Llanera, Asturias, España T (+34) 985 757 195 tec@besknx.com www.besknx.com www.ingeniumsl.com Liability limitation: The present document is subject to changes or excepted errors. The contents are continuously checked to be according to the hardware and software but deviations cannot be completely excluded. Consequently, any liability for this is not accepted.