Honeywell WNMNFHSS User Manual

Honeywell Wireless

Getting Started with Honeywell Wireless

Guide

WN00-100: Draft No. 4

Field Trial

3/2007

Field Trial Preliminary Version

Notices and Trademarks

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About This Document

This document briefly describes Honeywell’s Wireless system and all its associated components and provides basic steps for setting up and configuring your Honeywell Wireless components. It also serves as a quick reference for performing key tasks and for finding additional information in other Wireless documents

Release Information

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Contacts

World Wide Web

The following Honeywell web sites may be of interest to Process Solutions customers.

Honeywell Organization WWW Address (URL)

Corporate Process Solutions International

http://www.honeywell.com http://www.acs.honeywell.com http://content.honeywell.com/global/

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Telephone

Organization Phone Number

United States and Canada

Asia Pacific

Europe

Latin America

Honeywell International Inc. Industry Solutions

Honeywell Asia Pacific Inc. Hong Kong

Honeywell PACE Brussels, Belgium

Honeywell International Inc. Sunrise, Florida U.S.A.

1-800-343-0228 Sales 1-800-525-7439 Service 1-800-822-7673 Technical Support

(852) 23 31 9133

[32-2] 728-2711

(954) 845-2600

Symbol Definitions

The following table lists those symbols used in this document to denote certain conditions.

Symbol Definition

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

CAUTION symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product manual for additional information. The symbol appears next to required information i n the manual.

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Contents

1. ABOUT THIS GUIDE.................................................................................. 9

1.1 Purpose............................................................................................................................ 9

Scope...................................................................................................................................................... 9

Intended audience................................................................................................................................... 9

How to use this guide..............................................................................................................................9

1.2 Before you begin........................................................................................................... 10

Prerequisites .........................................................................................................................................10

FCC requirements................................................................................................................................. 10

Assumptions..........................................................................................................................................10

2. GETTING STARTED................................................................................. 11

2.1 About the Honeywell Wireless System....................................................................... 11

Wireless network...................................................................................................................................11

Wireless software and devices.............................................................................................................. 12

2.2 About Wireless Server Tools software....................................................................... 13

Software tools sources.......................................................................................................................... 13

Wireless software components.............................................................................................................. 13

2.3 Configuration information you will need.................................................................... 13

2.4 Wireless system installation overview ....................................................................... 14

Overview of process.............................................................................................................................. 14

Recommended strategy ........................................................................................................................14

2.5 Installation scenqarios ................................................................................................. 15

Installation tasks for installing a Wireless System................................................................................. 15

Installation tasks for adding a new wireless field device........................................................................ 16

2.6 Wireless system configuration quick reference........................................................ 16

3. INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING WIRELESS SOFTWARE................. 17

3.1 Installing wireless software tools................................................................................ 17

3.2 Installing authentication device software................................................................... 18

3.3 Generating security keys ............................................................................................. 18

3.4 Loading security keys .................................................................................................. 19

3.5 Configuring OPC for wireless...................................................................................... 19

4. CONFIGURING WIRELESS DEVICES IN WIRELESS BUILDER............ 20

4.1 Defining the WSG.......................................................................................................... 20

4.2 Configuring Modbus..................................................................................................... 20

4.3 Creating wireless field device type ............................................................................. 21

5. INSTALLING AND AUTHENTICATING THE WSG.................................. 23

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5.1 Connecting to and starting the WSG........................................................................... 23

Cable connections..................................................................................................................................23

5.2 Updating firmware on WSG..........................................................................................24

5.3 Configuring operating mode and security for the WSG............................................25

5.4 Authenticating the WSG ...............................................................................................25

5.5 Verifying WSG is available on wireless network........................................................26

5.6 About deploying the WSG to the field.........................................................................26

6. INSTALLING AND AUTHENTICATING INODES......................................27

6.1 Connecting to and starting iNodes.............................................................................. 27

Cable connections..................................................................................................................................27

6.2 Updating firmware on iNodes.......................................................................................28

6.3 Configuring operating mode and security for iNodes...............................................29

6.4 Authenticating iNodes ..................................................................................................29

6.5 Verifying iNodes are available on the wireless network ...........................................30

6.6 About deploying iNodes to the field............................................................................30

7. INSTALLING AND AUTHENTICATING WIRELESS FIELD DEVICES.....31

7.1 Starting wireless field devices .....................................................................................31

7.2 Authenticating wireless field devices .........................................................................31

7.3 Verifying wireless field devices are available on wireless network......................... 31

7.4 Commissioning wireless field devices........................................................................31

7.5 About deploying wireless field devices ......................................................................32

8. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ..........................................................33

8.1 Honeywell Wireless documents................................................................................... 33

8.2 Other references............................................................................................................34

9. WIRELESS TOOLS QUICK REFERENCES .............................................35

9.1 Key Server quick reference..........................................................................................35

9.2 Authentication device quick reference .......................................................................37

9.3 WSG/iNode quick reference .........................................................................................38

9.4 Wireless Builder quick reference................................................................................. 38

Wireless Builder configuration scenarios................................................................................................38

Wireless Builder functions......................................................................................................................38

9.5 Data Collection Tool quick reference..........................................................................38

9.6 Network Management and Diagnostics tool quick reference...................................38

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10. TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................. 39

10.1 Resolving software startup problems..................................................................... 39

Cannot login to Wireless Builder ...........................................................................................................39

10.2 Resolving authentication errors .............................................................................. 39

Wireless device cannot join the network................................................................................................ 39

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1.1 Purpose

Scope

This guide briefly describes Honeywell’s wir e le ss solution and its components. It also provides highlevel procedures for installing Honeywell’s Wireless software and configuring wireless devices. For more detailed information on Honeywell’s wireless system components, see the documents listed in Section 1.

Intended audience

This guide is intended for people who are responsible for initially configuring the Honeywell wireless components or those that need to add a new device to an existing system. For a list of topics covered in other wireless documents, see Section 1.

How to use this guide

The following table describes the purpose of each of the three sections in this guide.

If you . . . . Go to

1. About this guide

Want to know what you should be aware of before you begin or where to go for more information

Want a high-level overview of a Wireless System and a brief description of its components and a list of tasks for installing them.

Want step-by-step procedures for a particular task, go to the relevant section.

Section 1, “About this guide”

Section 2, “Getting started”

Section 3, “Installing and configuring wireless software”

Section 4, “Configuring wireless devices in Wireless Builder”

Section 5, “Installing and authenticating the WSG” Section 6, “Installing and authenticating iNodes” Section 7, “Installing and authenticating wireless

field devices”

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1. About this guide

1.2. Before you begin

1.2 Before you begin

Prerequisites

Before deploying your Honeywell wireless system, a radio frequency (RF) site survey must be completed. Honeywell services can perform a comprehensive site survey for you.

FCC requirements

After initial set up and configuration of wireless components, you will be ready to install them. We assume you have available qualified personnel to install wireless devices.

Important

FCC Regulations require that industrial wireless devices be professionally installed by an installer certified by the National Association of Radio and Telecommunications Engineers or equivalent institution.

Assumptions

Honeywell assumes the following about the installation and maintenances of your wireless network.

• You are familiar with good security networking practices, and are prepared to implement them for

all wireless devices.

• You understand the critical nature of the Key Server and the Authentication Device and will take

additional precautions for protecting their integrity.

• You are prepared to carry out ongoing monitoring and diagnostics for optimal network management.

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2. Getting started

This section provides a brief overview of a Honeywell Wireless system and summarizes the tasks for installing wireless software and configuring wireless devices.

2.1 About the Honeywell Wireless System

Wireless network

Honeywell’s wireless network solution provides a multi-functiona l wireless mesh network that supports sensors, actuators, and wireless-enabled applications within a single network to optimize plant productivity and reliability, improve safety and security, and ensure regulatory compliance.

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2. Getting started

2.1. About the Honeywell Wireless System

Wireless software and devices

Following is a brief description of the wireless software and devices of the Honeywell Wireless System.

Component Description

Wireless Key Server

Acts as the center of trust for the network by generating, issuing and managing security keys. All devices on the wireless network must be authenticated to join the secured network.

Used for initial configuration of wireless devices and to store wireless network system data for configuring wireless devices. Associated software: Key Server Manager, Wireless Builder, Directory Server, Security Server, Network Tools Server, OPC Server.

Wireless system gateway node (WSG)

Infrastructure node (iNode)

Wireless field devices

DCS Client or other Client Node

Network Tools Client Node

Wireless Authentication Device

A mesh network node that serves as a gateway between the wireless network and the wired network. Associated software: 3eTi configuration software.

A mesh network node that facilitates communications between the wireless devices and the wireless subsystem gateway. It may also be used to facilitate communication among the different nodes on the Wireless network. The network of iNodes and WSGs form the mesh network. Associated software: 3eTi configuration software.

The wireless field devices such as the wireless temperature transmitter, pressure transmitter and temperature transmitter devices.

Client node used for communication with server nodes. Associated software: OPC DA/AE, Modbus Serial, Modbus TCP Client node used to communicate with the Wireless Server & Configuration

Node for network maintenance and troubleshooting. A personal digital assistant (PDA) handheld with IR capability and Honeywell

authentication software. It receives security keys from the Key Server and then transmits a security key to each wireless device. Without a valid security key the wireless device cannot be authenticated and will not be allowed to join the network.

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