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7 KNOWLEDGE BASE
• How many EtherNet/IP devices and OPC-UA
sessions can connect to a Dodge On-Premise
Gateway?
Each Dodge gateway functions as a server and can
accept up to 5 EtherNet/IP devices and 10 OPC-UA
sessions.
• How many Smart Sensor for mechanical products
can be processed by a Dodge On-Premise
Gateway?
Each Dodge On-Premise Gateway can support up to 20
sensors.
• What protocol and service port does a Dodge On-
Premise Gateway support?
The Dodge On-Premise Gateway supports CIP
protocol, using the industry standard UDP/TCP port:
44818.
• What KPIs from the Smart Sensor for mechanical
products does a Dodge gateway transmit to
connecting devices?
Surface temperature, velocity and acceleration (RMS).
• What does it mean with BLE state is UP or DOWN
and what actions should be taken?
UP
- Indicates that the sensor is within range of the
gateway and it is working correctly.
DOWN
- Several instances may cause the BLE state to
change to "DOWN" and it is generally attributed
to the following conditions below:
∙ Sensor is out of range.
∙ Sensor battery is depleted.
∙ Sensor stopped working unexpectedly.
- Actions:
∙ Make sure the sensor is in range of the
gateway. Then use the Refresh button on
the OPC-UA or EtherNet/IP page.
∙ If the status has not changed, press the
button on the sensor to reset it. Remember,
when the button is pressed, all settings on
the sensor are set to default (measurement
interval to 3600 seconds, accelerometer
range to 2g and clock to 0 (1970 year)). Then
use the Refresh button on the OPC-UA or
EtherNet/IP page.
∙ If the status has not changed, replace the
defective sensor with a new one. Refer to
section 36 Replacing a Sensor
• What does it mean with OPC state is UP, DOWN, or
CONFIG and what actions should be taken?
UP means that the sensor is currently connected with
at least one OPC-UA Client.
DOWN means that the sensor is not currently
connected to any OPC-UA Clients.
CONFIG indicates initial configuration and that the
sensor has not yet been connected to any OPC-UA
Client. For how to connect to OPC-UA Client, please
refer to section 42 Connecting to OPC-UA Clients
• What does it mean with PLC state is 0/0, 0/1, 1/1,
DOWN or UP and what actions should be taken?
0/0, 0/1, and 1/1 refer only to EtherNet/IP tag writer
operation.
- 0/0 indicates initial configuration. For more
information on how to assign PLC Controller to
a sensor, please refer to section 35 Viewing
Sensor Details, PLC List Tab
- 0/1 indicates that the sensor has been configured
with one PLC controller and it is not connected
to any PLC controller.
- 1/1 indicates that the sensor has been configured
with one PLC controller and it is connected to
one PLC controller.
DOWN and UP refer only to CIP Server operation.
- DOWN indicates that the sensor is not connected
to the PLC controller. For more information on
how to assign PLC Controller to a sensor, please
refer to section 35 Viewing Sensor details, PLC
List Tab
- UP indicates that the sensor is connected to the
PLC controller.
8 GLOSSARY
• EtherNet/IP (IP = Industrial protocol) uses the Ethernet
infrastructure to manage the connection between
various automation devices such as robots, PLCs,
sensors, CNCs, and other industrial machines. It is
managed by the Open DeviceNet Vendors Association
(ODVA).
• OPC-UA stands for Open Platform Communications
Unified Architecture and is a data exchange standard
for industrial communication (machine-to-machine or
PC-to-machine communication). This open interface
standard is independent of the manufacturer or
system supplier of the application, of the programming
language in which the respective software was
programmed, and of the operating system on which the
application is running.
• PLC stands for Programmable Logic Controller and is
a ruggedized computer used for industrial automation.
These controllers can automate a specific process,
machine function, or an entire production line.
• BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy, which is a
variation of Bluetooth wireless standard designed for
low power consumption.
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