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- Page 1 Router Bridge RS485 to radio airBRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL M98250501-03-13A...
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Page 3: Safety Warnings & Symbols
The term of the CIRCUTOR guarantee is two years from the date of purchase and is limited to refund of the purchase price, repair free of charge, or replacement of defective equipment that is returned to CIRCUTOR post-sales service within the term of the guarantee. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
airBRIDGE TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Warnings & Symbols ............................3 Liability limitations ................................3 Recommendations prior to use ............................3 GENERAL OVERVIEW ............................... 5 INITIAL TESTING ..............................5 STANDARD COMPONENTS AND ACCESORIES ......................5 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ............................ 5 TECHNICAL FEATURES ............................. 5 DIMENSIONS ................................ -
Page 5: General Overview
airBRIDGE GENERAL OVERVIEW INITIAL TESTING Upon receiving the equipment, test the following points: • The equipment meets the specifications of your order • It has not been damaged during shipping. • The shipment includes the accessories requested from the manufacturer. STANDARD COMPONENTS AND ACCESORIES With the airBRIDGE you must have received a compatible antenna. -
Page 6: Dimensions
airBRIDGE MECHANICAL FEATURES Weight 332 g Materials Polycarbonate Dimensions (mm) 259 x 139,5 x 51,5 Connectors 3,81 mm pitch (pull-out terminals) STANDARDS 2006/95 EEC (LV Directive) General Legislation 99/5 EEC (R&TTE Directive) 2004/108 EEC (EMC Directive) EN 60950-1 (2006) +A11 (2009) Electrical and radiation safety EN 62479 –... -
Page 7: Card Layout And Connection Diagram
airBRIDGE CARD LAYOUT AND CONNECTION DIAGRAM Equipment must be connected to external supply through a suitable overcurrent protective device ASSOCIATE THE DEVICE TO A COMPATIBLE NETWORK The process to associate a Router-Bridge to a RF network is the usual in all ZB-bridge routers. The association process is activated automatically by the device in case that the node does not have any network parameters assigned. -
Page 8: Disassociating The Device From The Network
airBRIDGE DISASSOCIATING THE DEVICE FROM THE NETWORK Device disassociation causes the loss of network parameters, with the consequent exiting of the device from the network it belongs to. Disassociation can be done in two ways: - Receipt of the appropriate command password. - Holding the push button on the PCB for at least 6 seconds. -
Page 9: Characteristics Of The Radio Traffic Caused By Router-Bridge
airBRIDGE The communication parameters can be set by means of the 4 DIP-SWITCH on the Router-Bridge PCB, according to the following table: DIP1 DIP4 DIP2 DIP3 Baud rate Parity Stop Bit (baud rate) (stop bit) 9600 None 19200 None 9600 Even 19200 Even... -
Page 10: Generic Modbus Devices (Attached To A Router-Bridge)
airBRIDGE If the external device (Supervisor PC or PLC) requires data from a proprietary device, the answer is obtained from the data locally available in the Gateway. For this reason a data request to a proprietary device doesn’t generate any radio message, so there is a complete separation between the local serial communications (between the Gateway and client) and the radio network traffic (between Gateway and all proprietary devices). -
Page 11: In Case Of Malfunction
13 IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION In the event of questions or concerns regarding operation or malfunction of the analyzer, notify Technical Assistance Service (S.A.T.) of CIRCUTOR, SA. SPAIN 902 449 459 INTERNATIONAL (+34) 93 745 29 00 Technical assistance Post-sales Department Vial Sant Jordi, s/n –...
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