ICPDAS ZB-2510, ZB-2510P, ZB-2510-PA, ZB-2510-T User Manual

ZB-2510 Series User Manual, Ver. 1.2 Page 1
ZB-2510 Series User Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction......................................................................................................................... 3
2. Specifications...................................................................................................................... 4
3. Product Description ......................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Internal I/O Structure............................................................................................. 5
3.2 Appearance................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Dimensions (Units: mm) ............................................................................................. 7
4. Operating Modes and Applications .......................................................................... 8
4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 8
4.2 ZigBee Repeater usage.............................................................................................. 9
1. Broadcast Mode: ................................................................................................. 9
2. User-defined Route Mode: ............................................................................... 9
3. User-defined Route Mode with a back-up route:.......................................10
4.3 Applications.................................................................................................................12
5. Quick Start for the ZB-2510 Series..................................................................14
5.1 Installing the ZB-2000 Driver..................................................................14
5.2 Installing the Hardware and Driver ........................................................16
5.3 Installing the Configuration Tool............................................................ 20
5.4 Quick Configuration for the ZB-2510 Series......................................22
6. Appendix .............................................................................................................................. 24
7. Ordering Information...................................................................................................27
8. Accessories ........................................................................................................................ 28
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1. Introduction
What are the benefits of using ZigBee?
ZigBee is a specification based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard for
wireless personal area networks (WPANs). It is targeted at applications
that require secure networking as well as high flexibility for network
expansion anytime new nodes are to be added. It is also widely used in the
industrial control field, in hospitals, labs and in building automation. Three
topologies are defined in the IEEE 802.15.4 standard: Star, Cluster Tree
and Mesh.
ZB-2510 Series
The ZB-2510 series are two ZigBee-based repeater modules included
in the ICP DAS product line. The main difference between T and PA-version is the transmission range. The ZB-2510-T supports an extended transmission range of up to 100 meters, whereas the ZB-2510-PA can transmit to a maximum of 700 meters. Both modules are able to operate in broadcast and user-defined route modes. When the repeater is set to broadcast mode, the transmission route is constructed by the ZigBee Host. The repeater will forward any data that it receives using broadcast mode. The advantage of this mode is that the repeater can be deployed in a “haphazard” manner without any concern about positioning. However, the main flaw of this mode is that if there are too many ZigBee slaves sending connection request at same time, incorrect ZigBee parent may response the ZigBee slave connection requests. It would be causing a ZigBee network may not get the best signal strength topology. In contrast, when the repeater is set to user-defined route mode, it can be constructed as the best ZigBee network in signal strength. The benefit of this mode is that the data transmission path can be defined by our-selves. We can use this feature to avoid the signal transmitted in the interference environment. However, if the main and redundant ZigBee repeaters have failure, the ZigBee will be invalid.
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2. Specifications
Features:
ISM 2.4 GHz Operating Frequency.
Full Compliance with 2.4 G IEEE802.15.4/ZigBee Specifications.
Wireless transmission range up to 100 m (LOS) (ZB-2510/ZB-2510-T)
Wireless transmission range typical for 700 meters, up to 1 km (LOS)(P/PA)
USB Interface for configuration.
GUI Configuration Software (Windows Version)
DIN-Rail Mountable.
Specifications:
Modules ZB-2510 / ZB-2510-T ZB-2510P / ZB-2510-PA Wireless RF Channels 16 Receive Sensitivity -102 dBm Transmit Power 9dBm /4 dBm 22 ~24 dBm, adjustable Network Topology Star, Mesh and Cluster tree Certification TUV (ZCP) Antenna (2.4 GHz) 3 dBi Omni-Directional
antenna
5 dBi Omni-Directional antenna
Transmission Range 100 m (LOS) Typical for 700 meters, up to 1
km (LOS)
Setting Interface USB Type B Included Cables CA-USB18 (1.8 M Cable) x 1; USB Type A connector (Type A to
Type B cable provided)
Compatibility USB 1.1 and 2.0 standard Supported Drivers Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/Linux 2.6.19 LED Indicators ZigBee Net State Green ZigBee RxD Yellow Power Red Power Protection Power reverse polarity protection. EMS Protection ESD, Surge, EFT Required Supply Voltage
+10 VDC ~ +30 VDC
Power Consumption 1.5 W 3 W Connection 3-pin 5.08 mm Removable Terminal Block. Mechanical Casing Plastic Flammability UL 94V-0 materials Dimensions (W × L × H)
33 mm × 78 mm × 107 mm
Installation DIN-Rail Environment Operating Temperature
-25 ~ +75
Storage Temperature -40 ~ +80 Relative Humidity 5 ~ 95 % RH, non-condensing
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3. Product Description
3.1 Internal I/O Structure
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3.2 Appearance
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3.3 Dimensions (Units: mm)
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4. Operating Modes and Applications
4.1 Introduction
Operating Mode Description
Broadcast Mode
Establish used of the network routing path is automatically generated.
Refer to Broadcast Mode
User-defined Route
Mode
(Typical)
Each repeater uses a unique routing path to forward data. The repeater path needs to be pre-configured.
Refer to User-defined Route Mode
User-defined Route
Mode
(Back-up Route)
If a problem occurs on the current routing path, data will be automatically switched to another routing path. Two routing paths can be configured.
Refer to User-defined Route Mode with a back-p Route
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4.2 ZigBee Repeater usage
1. Broadcast Mode:
A diagram showing the typical usage for a ZigBee repeater that is forwarding data using broadcast mode is shown below:
In the initial stages of constructing a ZigBee network, the ZigBee Host will determine which repeater will be the forward spot of the default data transmission route. The designated repeater will forward the host data to the ZigBee Device and ZigBee DIO modules.
2. User-defined Route Mode:
Any repeater operating in this mode needs to be configured using a unique repeater ID number and with a second repeater ID number
(*1, *2)
that defines where this repeater should forward data to when it receives the ZigBee Device data
(*3)
.
Repeater ID 01 02 03 04 13 14
Repeater forwarding data
received from the ZigBee
device
(*a)
00
(*b)
01 02 03 ... ... 12 13
Repeater configuration table 1
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*a: Data transmission to the ZigBee Device from the ZigBee Host is in the
opposite direction.
*b: Repeater ID 00 is reserved for the ZigBee Host. Repeater IDs should be
set beginning from 1.
By following the above configuration, the data transmission route for this mode will be as follows:
*1: ICP DAS provides two hardware and software versions that can be
selected by the user depending on different environments.
*2: Not only does a unique PAN ID need to be set for the repeater, in the same
way as any other ZigBee product, but a repeater ID number also needs to be set for use in user-defined route mode.
*3: Data transmission from the ZigBee Host to the ZigBee Device is in the
opposite direction.
3. User-defined Route Mode with a back-up route:
User-defined route mode allows more flexibility in the ZigBee application and more expansion of the network. There are times when we need to consider an application where one or more repeaters in the ZigBee network are invalid. Communication between the host and the device will be disrupted, which will cause the data to be trapped at the failed repeaters. Even if a scanning device is used to locate and replace the invalid repeater, the entire system will be inactive while time is wasted waiting for the engineer to repair the problem. Sometimes, if the weather causes a device to be inoperable, or the engineer is a long distance from the location, the recovery time will be increased. Thus, the network self-recovery and redundancy functions are very important in this
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kind of application. The method used to implement the above functions in user-defined route mode is to add a secondary repeater ID number using the software utility, and then deploy two repeaters in each of the planned repeater locations.
Repeater ID 01,15
02,16 03,17 04,18 13,27 14,28
Repeater forwarding data
received from the ZigBee
device
00 01 02 03 ... ... 12 13
Back up repeater ID - 15 16 17 26 27
Repeater configuration table 2
The above figure shows an example application and configuration table. If the repeater with the ID number 02 in the above application is invalid, the data transmission route will switch to the secondary repeater if the ZigBee self-detection time has elapsed
(*4)
.
*4: The user can define this value based on the system environment. The
minimum timeout is 4 seconds. The network will attempt to forward the data to the secondary route if there is a problem with the ZigBee network.
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4.3 Applications
ZigBee repeater application 1
An example is as follows:
The locations of the repeater installation should be well planned. The repeater’s forward route should be configured using user-defined route mode and then the locations of all devices should be set up.
If a back-up route solution is added to the application, then the installation will be as follows:
If a repeater at any of the locations is invalid, the data transmission route will be switched to the back-up route based on the user-defined timeout so that the ZigBee network transmission can be recovered.
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ZigBee repeater application 2
An example of an application based on a repeater and a ZigBee DIO module is as follows:
The ZigBee DIO module can control and monitor each traffic light at the intersection based on the traffic light control system. During non-rush hour periods, the traffic light control system can operate on a standalone basis. However, when the traffic light control system needs to be operated manually, the module also allows the system to be controlled by a remote host. The remote host can be used to manage the time and the sequence of all traffic light control systems. If the distance between two intersections is beyond the ZigBee DIO module’s default transmission range, a ZigBee repeater can be added to extend the transmission range.
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5. Quick Start for the ZB-2510 Series
5.1 Installing the ZB-2000 Driver
1. Download the file from:
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/usbcd/napdos/zigbee/zigbee_repeater/zb_2510/driver/
2. Uncompress the file and double click the ZB-2000 DriverInstaller.exe file to
install the driver for the ZigBee repeater.
3. When the following screen is displayed, click the Next> button to continue the
installation, or click Cancel exit the installation.
4. When the following screen is displayed, select the “I accept the terms of the
license agreement.” option, then click the Next> button to continue the installation, or click Cancel exit the installation.
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5. When the following screen is displayed, click the Continue Anyway button to
continue the installation, or click STOP Installation exit the installation.
6. When the following screen is displayed, click the Finish button to finalize the
software installation.
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5.2 Installing the Hardware and Driver
1. Hardware Installation:
2. Windows will detect the new device and will initiate “the Found New Hardware
Wizard” prompting you to install the software for the detected USB Device. Select the “Yes, now and every time I connect a device” option. Click the Next to button continue.
CA-USB18
PC-base Terminal
ZB-2510 series
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3. When the following screen is displayed, select the “Install from a list or
specific location (Advanced)” Option, then click the Next> button to continue the installation, or click the Cancel button exit the installation.
4. Browse to
\\Napdos\ZigBee\ZigBee_Repeater\ZB_2510\Driver\ZB2000_Driver to locate the installation file, and click the Next button to begin the search.
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5. When the following screen is displayed, click the Continue Anyway button to
continue the installation, or click STOP Installation exit the installation.
6. When the following screen is displayed, click the Finish button to finalize the
software installation.
NOTE: When the driver installation is complete, unplug the USB cable, and then
reconnect it.
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7. Right click on My Computer and select Properties.
8. Select Device Manager from the System Properties dialog box.
9. Confirm whether the ZB-2000 (COM Number) is listed in the ports section.
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5.3 Installing the Configuration Tool
1. Download the file from:
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/usbcd/napdos/zigbee/zigbee_repeater/zb_2510/u tility/
2. Double click the setup_zigbee_configuration_utility_ver_5.x.x.exe file to
install the configuration tool for the ZigBee repeater.
3. When the following screen is displayed, click the Next> button to continue the
installation, or click Cancel exit the installation.
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4. When the following screen is displayed, either click the ‘N
ext>’ button to
install the software into the default directory, or click the ‘Change...’ button to install into an alternate location. Click the ‘Cancel’ button to quit the installation.
5. When the following screen is displayed, click the Finish button to finalize the
software installation.
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5.4 Quick Configuration for the ZB-2510 Series
1. Hardware Installation:
2. After installing the ZigBee_Configuration_Utility_Ver_5.x.x, the executable
file can be found at: Start:\ICPDAS\ZigBee_Configuration_Utility_Ver5.x.x
3. When the following screen is displayed:
In the
Environment Settings
section:
1. Choose the language.
2. Scroll the interface parameters (COM Port number).
3. Choose the module (ZB-2510(P)(T)).
CA-USB18
PC-base Terminal
ZB-2510 Series
1
2
3
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4. When the following screen is displayed:
In the
Set the Parameters
section:
1. Set the ZigBee parameters. After entering the ZigBee parameter settings,
click the Configure button.
2. When the following alert is displayed, it means that the configuration has
been successful. Click the button to continue the other
configurations or click button to exit configuration.
1
2
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6. Appendix
1. Version Comparison
Normal-version T-version P-version PA-version
Transmission power 9 dBm 4 dBm 22 ~ 24 dBm 22 ~ 24 dBm
Antenna 2.4 GHz –
3 dBi
Omni-Directional
antenna
3 dBi
Omni-Directional
antenna
5 dBi
Omni-Directional
antenna
5 dBi
Omni-Directional
antenna
Transmission range
(LOS)
100 m 100 m
700 m (Typical)
1 km (Max.)
700 m (Typical)
1 km (Max.)
ZB-100R/ZB-100T
Supported
No Yes No Yes
Supports Max.
Slaves (Host)
60 256 60 256
Certification No CE/FCC,FCC ID No No
2. Set to Default:
1. In the set parameters dialog box (step 5 above.), click the default
buttom.Click the Default button.
.
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2. The ZB-2510 Series default settings: Pan ID 00 01 Node ID 00 01 RF Channel 1 Network Presence Detection Time Interval
20 sec
Route Paths Options Broadcast Mode
3. Network Status Detection Time Setting:
If setting value is 20, it means every 20 seconds a packet will be send to confirm the status of the network. If communication is disconnected, then self-recovery of the network will occur, if the value is set to 0, the mechanism will be turned off.
4. Route Path Options:
Broadcast mode is automatically builds the network. User-defined Route mode builds the network based on the main route path or the back-up route path.
Broadcast Mode:
User-defined Route Mode:
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5. Setting Tool download location:
Website:
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/usbcd/napdos/zigbee/zigbee_repeater/zb _2510/utility/
CD path:
\Napdos\ZigBee\ZigBee_Repeater\ZB_2510\Utility\
6. Document download location:
Website:
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/usbcd/napdos/zigbee/zigbee_repeater/zb _2510/document/
CD path:
\Napdos\ZigBee\ZigBee_Repeater\ZB_2510\Document\
7. Driver download location:
Website:
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/usbcd/napdos/zigbee/zigbee_repeater/zb_2510/ driver/
CD path:
\Napdos\ZigBee\ZigBee_Repeater\ZB_2510\Driver\
8. ZigBee Products website:
http://www.icpdas.com/products/GSM_GPRS/wireless/solutions.htm#6
9. Technical Service:
If you have any questions, send a description of your problem to:
service@icpdas.com
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7. Ordering Information
ZigBee Repeater
ZB-2510 CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS)
ZB-2510/S CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS) + GPSU06U-6 (Power Supply)
ZB-2510P CR
High Power Amplifier ZigBee Repeater (RoHS)
ZB-2510P/S CR
High Power Amplifier ZigBee Repeater (RoHS) + GPSU06U-6 (Power Supply)
ZB-2510-T CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS)
ZB-2510-T/S CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS) + GPSU06U-6 (Power Supply)
ZB-2510-PA CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS)
ZB-2510-PA/S CR
ZigBee Repeater (RoHS) + GPSU06U-6 (Power Supply)
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8. Accessories
ZigBee Converter
ZB-2550
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host)
ZB-2550-T
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host) (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2550-PA
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host) (long range)
ZB-2551
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave)
ZB-2551-T
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave) (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2551-PA
RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave) (long range)
ZB-2570
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host)
ZB-2570-T
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host) (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2570-PA
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Host) (long range)
ZB-2571
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave)
ZB-2571-T
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave) (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2571-PA
Ethernet/RS-485/RS-232 to ZigBee Converter (Slave) (long range)
ZB-Repeater
ZB-2510
ZigBee Repeater
ZB-2510-T
ZigBee Repeater (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2510-PA
ZigBee Repeater (long range)
ZigBee AIO
ZB-2015-T
Wireless 6-ch RTD Input Module with 3-wire RTD Lead Resistance Elimination (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2017-T
Wireless 8-ch Analog Input Module with High Voltage Protection (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2017C-T
Wireless 8-ch Current Input Module with High Common Voltage Protection (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2018-T
Wireless 8-ch Analog Input Module with High Voltage Protection (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2024-T
Wireless 4-ch Voltage/Current Output Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2026-T
Wireless 4-ch Voltage Input, 2-ch Voltage Output and 2-ch Digital Output Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZigBee DIO
ZB-2042-T
Wireless 4-ch PhotoMOS Relay Output and 4-ch Open Collector Output Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2043-T
Wireless 14-ch Isolated Digital Output Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2052
Wireless 8-ch Isolated Digital Input Module with 16-bit Counters
ZB-2052-T
Wireless 8-ch Isolated Digital Input Module with 16-bit Counters (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2053-T
Wireless 14-ch Isolated Digital Input Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID) (long range)
ZB-2060
Wireless 6-ch Isolated Digital Input and 4-ch Relay Output Module
ZB-2060-T
Wireless 6-ch Isolated Digital Input and 4-ch Relay Output Module (CE/FCC/FCC ID)
ZB-2060-PA
Wireless 6-ch Isolated Digital Input and 4-ch Relay Output Module (long range)
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