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Table of Contents
About this Manual
Text Conventions ............................................................................................................. iii
Additional Help ................................................................................................................ iv
Chapter 1 Installation
Overview ........................................................................................................................ 1-1
Definitions of Terms Used ................................................................................. 1-1
Equipment Required: ......................................................................................... 1-2
Software Required: ............................................................................................ 1-2
Additional Requirements: .................................................................................. 1-3
Configure Devices ......................................................................................................... 1-3
Ethernet Configuration: ..................................................................................... 1-3
Straight-through Cat5 Setup: ................................................................. 1-4
Cross-over Cat5 Setup: .......................................................................... 1-5
RS232 Configure ............................................................................................... 1-5
Program the Adapter ...................................................................................................... 1-8
Windows Telnet Programming: ......................................................................... 1-8
RS232 Set Up and Programming ..................................................................... 1-14
Connect Devices .......................................................................................................... 1-16
Connect Network Adapter to REMOTE .......................................................... 1-16
WEB Site Interface .......................................................................................... 1-18
Wiring Tables .............................................................................................................. 1-19
Trouble Shooting ......................................................................................................... 1-20
Index
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About this Manual
This manual describes the installation of the Lighthouse Network
Adapter.
Text
Conventions
The following typefaces have the following meanings:
Note: A note appears in
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topic. Usually, the topic is
to the right of the note in
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represents a file name. Manual titles are
also displayed in italics.
WARNING: A
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paragraph like this and
warns that doing
something incorrectly
could result in personal
injury, damage to the
instrument or loss and/or
improper storage of data.
boldface
Introduces or emphasizes a term.
Courier font
Indicates command syntax or text
displayed by the diagnostic terminal.
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you type.
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Additional
Help
For more information about Lighthouse Network Adapter, contact
Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions.
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This procedure requires pre-approval and
planning by the client’s IT department and
a joint setup effort.
Overview
The Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions Network Adapter provides TCP/
IP communication capability to the REMOTE 2014, 3014, 3104, 5014
and 5104 (REMOTE 3014 Family) instruments. The REMOTE 3014
Family of products use MODBUS RS485 as their primary
communication and a different network scheme, electrically. Even
though the connectors on the instruments look just like those used for
standard Cat5 ethernet LANs, connecting a REMOTE 3014 Family
particle counter directly to an ethernet network should only be done
with the permission of the network administrator.
The primary advantage of using the Network Adapter with the
REMOTE 3014 Family of particle counters is that a separate network
does not have to be installed just for the instruments. Using the
Network Adapter allows the instruments to co-exist with computers,
printers and servers on a LAN that is already in place, thereby reducing
installation costs.
This document will explain how to program the Network Adapter
through its TCP/IP or its RS232 interface. It will also list typical
equipment required and provide some troubleshooting information.
The end of the document includes examples of T568A and T568B
wiring diagrams for straight-through and cross-over cables.
Definitions of Terms Used
This list is provided for the convenience of the user or technician.
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ARP - Address Resolution Protocol, a program that can change
the Local Address Table of a host, removing or adding IP
addresses. Each IP address is associated to a MAC address.
DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, a program
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running on a server that issues IP addresses to computers or
devices (Hosts) on its LAN.
Gateway - a network device that controls traffic between two or
more networks.
Hardware address - a unique identifying code programmed by the
factory into a network device, such as network PCB.
Host - a computer or device that allows access to itself via a LAN.
IP (Internet Protocol) Address - a unique logical address used to
identify a host on a TCP/IP network.
LAN - Local Area Network, a group of computers or hosts
connected together in a relatively small geographical area, such
as a building.
MAC address - the same as hardware address.
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•
•
•
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Netmask - a logical hexadecimal number that prevents accessing
hosts outside of its range. A bit value of zero allows access and a
non-zero blocks access.
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Subnet - a logical grouping of hosts based on their IP addresses.
TCP/IP - a communication protocol suite that is used for the
Internet and a large number of LANs that allows hosts to share
data.
Telnet - a communication program used primarily to issue
commands directly to a TCP/IP-based host.
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Note: The network
where the instruments will
operate must have an
available IP address for
each instrument. The IP
scheme, or subnet, must
match that of the PC that
will be used to retrieve the
data from the instruments.
Contact Lighthouse
Technical Support for
additional information.
Equipment Required:
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Network enabled Personal Computer (IBM-compatible);
4 Series Remote Particle Counter, such as, REMOTE 3014 or
REMOTE 5104 and power supply;
LWS Network Adapter;
Use either of the following:
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Small 5-port hub or switch and
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2 each 3-foot (min) straight-through Cat5 ethernet cables;
•
Or one each 3-foot (min) cross-over Cat5 ethernet cable.
Software Required:
Contact the network administrator if any of the following are not
installed or not functional:
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Windows 2000 or XP Professional
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Windows Internet Explorer, version 5.5 or higher
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Java Runtime
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Telnet
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Note: All values in
Additional Requirements:
screen shots are examples
only. Use only the values
provided by the Network
Administrator.
1.
Contact the network administrator and obtain administrator rights
on the PC to be used for this procedure.
2.
For each unit to be attached, obtain an unused static IP address,
Gateway IP address and the appropriate Netmask for the LAN in
which they will be installed.
3.
Record the MAC address(es) for all adapters to be configured. It
is suggested that the IP address that will be used for each adapter
be written next to the MAC address. This list can be provided to
the network administrator for future reference.
4.
The PC being used to program the adapter must be using the same
subnet that the adapter will use. See the network administrator
for assistance with this.
5.
The PC that will monitor or retrieve data from the instrument(s)
must be using the same subnet and gateway programmed on the
adapter(s).
6.
Only one REMOTE instrument can be attached to each Network
Adapter. REMOTE instruments attached to Network Adapters
cannot be daisy-chained.
WARNING: Do NOT
connect the Network
Adapter’s sensor cable
to the REMOTE RS-485
OUT port - the REMOTE
and adapter may be
damaged and their
warranties voided.
Configure
Devices
Ethernet Configuration:
This section is organized based on the cable used to perform the
Network Adapter programming. Straight-through Cat5 requires a hub
or switch and two straight-through Cat5 cables. Cross-over Cat5
connects the PC directly to the Network Adapter with no hub. Each
will be explained separately. If troubleshooting is required, the crossover technique is easier to use in the field because it requires fewer
devices. It cannot be stressed enough, however, that the adapter and PC
be configured using the same IP scheme (IP range, Default Gateway
and Netmask). For troubleshooting outside of the LAN, it is suggested
that the PC’s IP address be used as the Default Gateway for both the PC
and the Adapter. Otherwise, the web interface will fail. Make sure the
Adapter is reprogrammed to its previous settings before reattaching to
the LAN. Contact Lighthouse Technical Support or the network
administrator for additional information.
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Straight-through Cat5 Setup:
Note: Screens shown
are examples only. Data
displayed and command
responses may differ.
This section requires the PC, 2 each straight-through Cat5 cables and
the 5-port hub/switch. Connect one end of a straight-through Cat5
cable to the Network Adapter’s Network receptacle. The other end of
the Cat5 cable should plug into one port on the hub. Attach another
straight-through cable to the PC’s RJ45 receptacle and an open port on
the hub.
Figure 1-1 Network Adapter to LAN
1.
Insert the REMOTE power adapter’s round plug into the Network
Adapter’s power receptacle.
Figure 1-2 Connect Power Supply
2.
Attach the REMOTE power adapter AC module to AC service.
The power LED should light. If the hub is not powered on, power
it on. Check the hub port light and Network Adapter LEDs at the
RJ45 socket - they should be blinking to indicate network
activity. Proceed to “Windows Telnet Programming:” on page 8.
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Cross-over Cat5 Setup:
1.
Attach one end of the cross-over cable to the RJ45 receptacle on
the PC.
2.
Attach the other end of the cable to the Network Adapter.
3.
Apply power to the Network Adapter. Observe the power light it should illuminate. Observe the network LEDs on the RJ45
receptacle - they should blink indicating activity. Proceed to next
section.
RS232 Configure
Sometimes, due to misconfiguration or web interface failures, it may be
necessary to connect to the Network Adapter using its RS232RS232
interface. This is accomplished using a standard RJ45 Cat 5 ethernet
cable and a modified LWS RJ45-DB9F adapter.
WARNING: The standard LWS RJ45-DB9F adapter cannot be used for the
following steps - use a ’null’ adapter or wire the adapter according to these
instructions. Refer to Table 1-1 on page 20 for wiring details.
1.
If a DB9M-F "null" adapter is available, attach it to the LWS
RJ45-DB9F and connect this combination to the PC’s COM1
port.
2.
If a null adapter is not available, a standard LWS RJ45-DB9F
adapter kit can be modified. Reworking a pre-assembled adapter
requires a pin extractor and may be impractical in the field.
Assembling a new RJ45-DB9F kit will be discussed.
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3.
The RJ45-DB9F adapter kit is comprised of two parts - the RJ45
wire housing and the DB9F connector. Assembling is relatively
simple.
Figure 1-3 RJ45-DB9F Adapter
4.
Five of the eight wires shown in Figure 1-4 will not be used.
Separate the orange, blue and white wires and insulate or remove
the rest.
Figure 1-4 RS232 Adapter Wires
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5.
Refer to Figure 1-5 and insert each color’s pin into the connector
housing as illustrated. Fully insert the pin until it locks in place.
Figure 1-5 Adapter Wires Installed
6.
Tuck the unused wires down into the RJ-45 housing (shell).
Dress the orange, blue and white wires so they will fit easily into
the shell and won’t be trapped between the housing and
connector.
Figure 1-6 Inserting DB9 Connector into Housing
7.
Push the connector firmly into the housing until it snaps flush into
place.
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8.
Plug the Network Adapter into the RJ45-DB9F adapter as
illustrated below.
Figure 1-7 Network Adapter and RJ45-DB9F Connected
9.
Program the
Adapter
WARNING: Perform
only the steps or
commands as provided
in this guide. Failure to
heed this warning can
result in damage to
equipment, personal
injury or data loss and
may void the equipment
warranties.
Attach the RJ45-DB9F adapter to the PC’s COM1 port.
Windows Telnet Programming:
1.
Start Windows.
2.
On the Taskbar, click on Start.
3.
Select Run.
Figure 1-8 RUN Screen
4.
In the Run window, type CMD and click OK.
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Note: Typing commands
in the command console
requires a space between
the instruction and the
command variables. For
example, ’arp’ is followed
by a space, then ’-d’ and
another space, then the *.
Figure 1-9 Starting the Command Console
5.
A command prompt window will open. Type arp -d * at the
command line and press Enter.
Figure 1-10 Clearing the Address Table
6.
The next step requires the unit’s assigned IP and its MAC
address. The MAC address is a group of six two-digit characters
found on the back of the Network Adapter. .
7.
Type arp –s xx.xx.xx.xx nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn and press Enter.
(Replace xx. with the desired IP address and nn- with the desired
MAC address)
Figure 1-11 ARP Command to Add New IP
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8.
Type telnet xx.xx.xx.xx 1 and press Enter. This command will
cause a connect error but is required to establish communications.
Figure 1-12 Telnet 1
9.
Type telnet xx.xx.xx.xx 9999 and press Enter. This is the
command to access the telnet port of the Network Adapter. The
expected error message from Step 8 is shown in the example
screen below.
Figure 1-13 Telnet 9999
You will have 4 seconds to respond in the next step. If you respond
too slowly, you’ll have to repeat step 9.
10.
Press Enter to start the Network Adapter’s setup program. The
example below displays some of the default settings - do not
attempt to change any of these settings except as instructed.
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Figure 1-14 Starting the Set Up Program
11.
Type 1 to set the IP address. Type the desired IP address and
press Enter.
Figure 1-15 Assigning IP Address
12.
Type Y to set the Gateway IP address. Type the Gateway IP
address and press Enter.
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Figure 1-16 Assigning Gateway IP Address
13.
Type Y to set the Netmask. type the desired Netmask value and
press Enter.
Figure 1-17 Assigning Netmask
14.
Type N in response to "Change telnet config password". The
Network Adapter is shipped without a password. Changing the
telnet password or providing one is discouraged, except for
security requirements. If a password is applied and forgotten, the
device may have to be returned to Lighthouse to get the password
cleared.
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Figure 1-18 Telnet Config Password Screen
15.
Type S to Save and restart and press Enter to save the changes.
Note: When the Adapter
restarts, it will lose
connection to the PC,
reported as, "Connection
to host lost".
Figure 1-19 Saving the Settings
WARNING: Step 17 is
very important to prevent
network address errors
when the process is
complete.
16.
Perform Step 6 though Step 14 for each adapter.
17.
Type arp –d * and press Enter.
18.
Type Exit to quit the command console.
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RS232 Set Up and Programming
1.
Start Windows Hyperterminal program, New Connection, choose
an icon, click OK then choose COM1 as shown below.
Figure 1-20 COM1 Set Up Screen, Step 1
2.
Click OK then set the Properties to 9600 BAUD, 8 Data bits, No
parity, 1 Stop bit, Flow control = None as shown below.
Figure 1-21 COM1 Set Up Screen, Step 2
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Note: The next two
steps must be performed
within a very short time of
each other or the adapter
may appear to be not
working.
3.
Click OK. Hyperterminal will start and connect to COM1.
4.
This step must be followed quickly by the next or the
communications link to COM1 may not be established properly
and it will appear as though the Network Adapter has failed.
Apply power to the Network Adapter.
5.
Immediately press and then hold the letter X on the PC keyboard
for at least 15 seconds. If the Network Adapter is working, it will
respond as shown and you can release the key:
Figure 1-22 Network Adapter Response
6.
Tap the Enter key which will start the Setup Mode. The
following screen should appear; if it does not display, verify the
connector wiring and the BAUD rate in hyperterminal settings.
Figure 1-23 Setup Mode Start Screen
Configuration, settings and menu choices are the same as during the
Windows Telnet programming. Please heed the same warnings.
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Connect
Devices
Connect Network Adapter to REMOTE
WARNING: Do NOT
connect the Network
Adapter to the REMOTE
while power is applied to
either device.
1.
The REMOTE’s power supply will supply power to the Network
Adapter which will, in turn, supply power to the REMOTE.
Disconnect the REMOTE’s power supply from AC service and
the REMOTE.
2.
Set the REMOTE address to 1, DIP switch 7 to ON, 8 to OFF.
3.
Connect the Network Adapter’s cable (labeled as Sensor) to the
REMOTE’s RS-485 IN port.
Before connecting the devices together, make sure that the REMOTE
counter address is set to 1 and that it is set up to operate on the
MODBUS protocol (DIP switch 7 ON, 8 OFF). If this is not done prior
to applying power to the devices, the Network Adapter will display
"Timed Out" on the web site view and will not supply data to the
adapter.
Figure 1-24 REMOTE to Network Adapter Connect
4.
Connect one end of a standard Cat5 RJ45 ethernet cable to the
Network Adapter’s Network receptacle. The other end of the
ethernet cable should plug into an RJ45 network receptacle that is
connected to the LAN.
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Figure 1-25 Network Adapter to LAN
5.
Insert the REMOTE power adapter’s round plug into the Network
Adapter’s power receptacle.
Figure 1-26 Connect Power Supply
6.
Attach the REMOTE power adapter AC module to AC service.
The power LEDs on both devices should light. If the REMOTE
is disconnected from a vacuum source, ignore any error LEDs.
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WEB Site Interface
1.
Launch Windows Internet Explorer. Perform the next two steps
repeatedly, using the IP for each adapter/REMOTE combination
to verify they supply data to the LAN.
2.
On the address bar type http://xx.xx.xx.xx/terminal.html (replace
xx.xx.xx.xx with the adapter’s programmed IP address).
Figure 1-27 Accessing the Sensor’s LAN Web Interface
Note: Ignore Flow errors
until vacuum is connected
to the REMOTE.
3.
If a "Timed Out" message shows in the State area of the screen,
tap the F5 key or click the Internet Explorer’s Refresh button.
When the screen shows Sampling (screen below) as the State, the
Network Adapter’s IP is set. If the error persists, check the
address and protocol switch settings on the REMOTE.
Error is OK until a vacuum of 18" Hg and
power are applied to the REMOTE.
Figure 1-28 Network Adapter’s Web Interface Screen
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When all steps are completed, the REMOTE and Network Adapter will
supply data to the LAN connection. After approximately 60 seconds,
monitoring equipment and software on the new LAN should "see" the
sensor and be able to retrieve data from it.
Data supplied by the REMOTE via the Network Adapter will be:
•
REMOTE Model
•
REMOTE serial number
•
Date and time stamps
•
Location
•
Flow rate
•
Analog sensor data
•
Particle counts, per channel size
•
Sample time
•
Laser, Flow and Instrument status
•
Network Adapter firmware version.
Refer to the REMOTE Operating Manual for detailed information
about the data that is supplied by the instrument and the monitoring
software’s Operating Manual for detail information regarding
downloading of this data.
Contact Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions Technical Support for
additional information or further assistance.
Wiring Tables
Figure 1-29 Straight-through Cat5 Wiring
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Figure 1-30 Cross-over Cat5 Wiring
Table 1-1 LWS DB9 to RJ45 Pinouts
Trouble
Shooting
Color
DB9 pin #
RJ45 pin #
Orange
2
2 (OR)
Blue
3
1 (OR/WHT)
White
5
8 (BRN)
Primary troubleshooting of failures may require replacement of
components. As with any possible hardware or software problem, it is
advised that changes be made one at a time followed by testing to
reduce the number of variables and to clearly determine the cause of
the failure.
Table 1-2 Troubleshooting Tips
Symptom
Possible Cause
No sign on screen
No power to Adapter - check connection
power light on, not blinking
AC service correct?
Defective power supply - replace with
known good
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Table 1-2 Troubleshooting Tips
Symptom
Possible Cause
No ethernet sign on
screen
IP interface not working, try RS232
No network - check RJ45 lights
Check Cat5 cable type (cross-over vs.
straight-through)
No RS232 sign on
screen
RS232 wiring error - check against Table
2, page 1-19
Hyperterminal program connection
failure - close and restart
’X’ key not pressed in time - repeat steps
13 through 15 on page 1-18
Timed Out on WEB
site screen
REMOTE must be address 1 and set to
MODBUS protocol
Testing of the REMOTE and Network Adapter can take place on the
LAN to which they are attached or via a standalone computer. If
testing is take place on the LAN, make sure the Network Adapter IP,
Default Gateway and Network mask match the LAN parameters. The
WEB site interface is very dependent on the gateway address - if it is
not correct, Internet Explorer will not "see" the Adapter WEB site.
If testing is going to take place outside the LAN, the default gateway IP
must be set to the standalone computer IP. This means that if the
computer is set to a static IP (this is required for standalone testing) of
10.10.0.1, this must be the PC and Network Adapter Default Gateway
setting.
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Index
Numerics
Gateway IP 1-3
5-port hub 1-2
H
A
Hardware address 1-2
Help iv
Host 1-2
Hyperterminal 1-14
Additional help iv
Administrator rights 1-3
ARP 1-1
ARP Command to Add New IP 1-9
arp -d * 1-9
arp –d * 1-13
arp –s 1-9
Assigning Gateway IP Address 1-12
Assigning Netmask 1-12
C
Clear LAT 1-13
Clearing the Address Table 1-9
CMD 1-8
Command Console 1-8
Connection to host lost 1-13
Cross-over Cat5 1-2, 1-20
Cross-over Cat5 Setup 1-5
I
IP 1-9
IP Address 1-2
IP address 1-3
L
LAN 1-2, 1-16
Local Area Network 1-2
LWS DB9 to RJ45 Pinouts 1-20
M
MAC address 1-2, 1-3, 1-9
D
N
DHCP 1-1
Netmask 1-2
Network administrator 1-3
null adapter 1-5
E
Ethernet Configuration 1-3
G
P
Personal Computer 1-2
Gateway 1-2
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R
REMOTE MODBUS address 1-16
RJ45-DB9F Adapter 1-6
RS-232 Configuration 1-14
RS232 Setup Mode Screen 1-15
S
Saving the Settings 1-13
Set adapter’s IP address 1-11
Software license agreement iii
Straight-through Cat5 1-2, 1-19
Straight-through Cat5 Setup 1-4
Subnet 1-2
T
TCP/IP 1-2
Telnet 1 1-10
Telnet 9999 1-10
Telnet Config Password Screen 1-13
Telnet Programming 1-8
Testing inside LAN 1-21
Testing outside LAN 1-21
Text conventions iii
Timed Out 1-18
Troubleshooting Tips 1-20
W
WEB Interface 1-18
Wiring Tables 1-19
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