General Information ......................................................................................................................................... 3
IP Module Overview .....................................................................................................................................................................3
System Overview .........................................................................................................................................................................3
System Requirements ..................................................................................................................................................................3
CommLink with IP Module Hardware Connection ......................................................................................................................12
Computer IP Address Set-up for Windows
Changing the IP Address of the CommLink ...............................................................................................................................14
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XP, Vista, 7, or 8 ....................................................................................................13
Connecting the Network ............................................................................................................................... 16
Proxy and Firewall Compatibility ................................................................................................................................................16
CommLink IV LED Descriptions .................................................................................................................... 17
CommLink 5 LED Descriptions ...................................................................................................................... 18
WattMaster Controls, Inc.
8500 NW River Park Drive · Parkville, MO 64152
Toll Free Phone: 866-918-1100
PH: (816) 505-1100 · FAX: (816) 505-1101 · E-mail: mail@wattmaster.com
Visit our web site at www.wattmaster.com
Form: WM-IPM-TGD-01N Copyright March 2015 WattMaster Controls, Inc.
Windows
®
XP, Vista, 7 & 8 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
WattMaster Controls, Inc. assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.
This document is subject to change without notice.
IP MODULE
General Information
IP Module Overview
The OE415-02 IP Module installs into the CommLink IV or 5
Communications Interface and provides a TCP/IP Port connection
from the WattMaster control system to a building’s Ethernet LAN,
providing communications with the control system through any
computer (with Prism 2 software installed) connected to the LAN
or the Internet (if confi gured for access through your LAN’s
Internet fi rewall).
Using standard TCP/IP Protocol, with WattMaster’s Prism 2
software you are able to monitor and confi gure your controllers
without a modem or a direct connection from a PC. Utilizing
existing routers, proxies, or fi rewalls allows a PC running Prism
2 to connect to a controller in a remote accessible location or
building. Several IP connection profi les can be created to facilitate
monitoring several sites.
System Overview
The IP Module is a stand-alone network appliance that connects
to a 10BaseT or 10/100 network connection. The IP Module
will require an IP address on the local network or a routable
IP address provided by an ADSL or cable modem if it is to be
accessed through the Internet. The PC will require a dialup or
Ethernet network connection to the Internet or local network with
routes to the CommLink. Check with your local IT Department
in regards to your network routing needs.
The TCP/IP connection itself is a TCP connection made on a
single port number and is static in nature. Firewall and proxy
servers can be confi gured to allow traffi c to and from this device.
The nature of the data is raw in form and comprised of packets
native to Prism 2 software. The CommLink will respond to ICMP
traffi c (PING) for verifi cation of proper confi guration, but Prism
2 software is required in order to send and receive data to the
CommLink.
System Requirements
To program the IP Module to work with Prism 2, you will need:
• CommLink IV or CommLink 5 with power adapter
• IP Module
• Prism 2 software (can be downloaded from
any of our websites)
• A PC with an Ethernet communications port
(supplied by others)
• Ethernet RJ-45 Crossover CAT 5, 10 ft. long cable
(supplied with the IP Module) and an available
network port to connect the CommLink to your
computer
• Microsoft Windows
installed on the PC you are going to use)
• An IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address
for the CommLink’s IP Module. (Ask your Network
Administrator for this information.)
• CommLink 5 ONLY - Baud rate of the control system
that your CommLink 5 is connected to. See Figure 5, page 9 for further explanation.
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XP, Vista, 7, or 8 (must be
Technical Guide
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IP MODULE
Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide
NOTE: Please note, the R(+) and T(-) terminals on the
communications terminal block are reversed from all
previous versions of the CommLink.
WARNING: If you are replacing an earlier version of the
CommLink with a CommLink 5, be aware that the polarity
of the terminal block is reversed on the CommLink 5
from all previous models. You must always confi rm that
the polarity is correct when wiring 24 VAC power to the
CommLink power terminal block or serious damage to the
product will result.
Follow the steps below to get your IP Module up and running
in no time.
Step 1: Open your CommLink and snap in your IP
Module. See Figure 1, page 5 for CommLink IV
directions and Figure 2, page 6 for CommLink 5
directions.
Step 5: Connect your CommLink to your PC via
Ethernet cable. See Figures 8 & 9, page 12.
Step 6: Change your PC’s IP address. See Figure 13,
page 13.
Step 7: Change the IP address of your CommLink. See
page 14 for instructions.
Step 8: Set the baud rate for your CommLink in
the Confi guration Settings. See page 14 for
instructions.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Follow the included CommLink connection and
wiring instructions sheet (See Figure 6, page 10 or Figure 7, page 11) to connect and confi gure the
CommLink for an Ethernet connection.
Make sure you follow the appropriate directions for
your Windows
®
version.
Step 2: Set your CommLink’s communication switch to
Multiple or Single. See Figure 3, page 7 for
CommLink IV directions and Figure 4, page 8
for CommLink 5 directions.
Step 3:Set your CommLink 5’s Baud Rate switch to High
or Low. See Figure 5, page 9.
Step 4:
Wire your CommLink to the appropriate controller
on your system and plug the CommLink into a
power supply. See Figure 6, page 10 for
CommLink IV directions and Figure 7, page 11
for CommLink 5 directions.
Familiarize yourself with all system components and
review all documentation. Pay special attention to
“Cautions,” “Notes,” and “Warnings” since these may
keep you from experiencing unnecessary problems.
If you encounter any problems, please refer to the
Troubleshooting section of this guide fi rst. If you
can’t resolve the problem, please call WattMaster
Technical Support at our toll free number—
1-866-918-1100.
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Technical Guide
IP MODULE
CommLink IV IP Module Installation
Installing the OE415-02 IP Module into the CommLink IV
IP Module
Socket
WattMaster Controls Inc.
COMMLINK IP
YS102074
REV6
MADE IN USA
Round Pin Hole
ALTERA
EPM3032
CommLink IV With OE415-02 IP Module Installed
IP Module
Seated In
Socket
Location
Pin - Typ.
LANTRONIX
00-20-4A-89-6B-EE
WP5001000-01 Rev.A11
Pat. 4972,470 06W21
Made inTaiwan
IP Module (Part Of OE415-02
IP Module Kit). Used When
TCP/IP LAN Or Internet
Communications With The
Control System Is Desired.
WiPort NR
IP Module Installation Instructions:
First Remove The Enclosure Screws That Hold
The Top And Bottom Of The CommLink
Enclosure Together. Remove The Top Half Of
The Enclosure To Access The Circuit Board And
IP Module Socket.
Insert The IP Module’s Guide Pins Into The
Round Pin Holes On The CommLink Circuit
Board As Shown. When The Pins Are Properly
Aligned, Press Down On The IP Module Firmly
To Seat It Into Its Socket.
While The Top Of The Enclosure Is Removed,
Make Sure That The SW1 DIP Switch Is Set
Correctly. See Figure 3.
After Making Sure The IP Module Is Firmly
Seated, Replace The CommLink Cover And
Secure The Enclosure Halves Back Together
With The Enclosure Screws That Were
Previously Removed.
WiPort NR
LANTRONIX
00-20-4A-89-6B-EE
WP5001000-01 Rev.A11
Pat. 4972,470 06W21
Made in Taiwan
WattMaster Controls Inc.
COMMLINK IP
YS102074
REV6
MADE IN USA
ALTERA
EPM3032
Figure 1: Installing the IP Module into the CommLink IV
Technical Guide
Follow The Instructions In This Guide For
Installing The IP Module Software And
Configuring The IP Module For Your Control
System.
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IP MODULE
CommLink 5 IP Module Installation
Installing the OE415-02 IP Module into the CommLink 5
Round Pin Hole
R
GND
GND
24VAC
24VAC
R
SH
SH
T
T
PIC
PIC
32
32
IP Module
Socket
Location
Pin - Typ.
IP Module (Part Of OE415-02
IP Module Kit). Used When
TCP/IP LAN Or Internet
Communications With The
Control System Is Desired.
WiPort NR
LANTRONIX
00-20-4A-89-6B-EE
WP5001000-01 Rev.A11
Pat. 4972,470 06W21
Made inTaiwan
IP Module Installation Instructions:
First Remove The Enclosure Screws That Hold
The Top And Bottom Of The CommLink
Enclosure Together. Remove The Top Half Of
The Enclosure To Access The Circuit Board And
IP Module Socket.
CommLink 5 with OE415-02 IP Module Installed
IP Module
Seated In
Socket
R
GND
GND
24VAC
24VAC
R
SH
SH
T
T
WiPort NR
LANTRONIX
00-20-4A-89-6B-EE
WP5001000-01 Rev.A11
Pat. 4972,470 06W21
Made in Taiwan
PIC
PIC
32
32
Insert The IP Module’s Guide Pins Into The
Round Pin Holes On The CommLink Circuit
Board As Shown. When The Pins Are Properly
Aligned, Press Down On The IP Module Firmly
To Seat It Into Its Socket.
After Making Sure The IP Module Is Firmly
Seated, Replace The CommLink Cover And
Secure The Enclosure Halves Back Together
With The Enclosure Screws That Were
Previously Removed.
Follow The Instructions In This Guide For
Installing The IP Module Software And
Configuring The IP Module For Your Control
System.
Figure 2: Installing the IP Module into the CommLink 5
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