1 Working safely ................................................................................................................................................3
2 Scope of delivery............................................................................................................................................4
4.1 Power supply ............................................................................................................................................8
4.2 Digital input and output ...........................................................................................................................10
4.4 Test inputs ..............................................................................................................................................13
4.5 Filter and overflow LEDs.........................................................................................................................15
6 Starting TAP for the first time .....................................................................................................................17
7.1 Why do we use filters?............................................................................................................................19
7.2.1 Settings in Basic mode ............................................................................................................... 23
7.2.2 Settings in Expert mode.............................................................................................................. 28
7.3 Tabulated list of filter registers................................................................................................................36
8 Monitoring the interface...............................................................................................................................49
9 Refreshing the web server...........................................................................................................................52
10 Errors and problems ....................................................................................................................................56
11 Technical Data ..............................................................................................................................................57
The use of TAP CURIOUS described in these instructions serves to analyze
Ethernet-based data flows. Using TAP CURIOUS for any alternative purpose is not
envisaged and can lead to loss or damage. TAP CURIOUS must not be used for
illegitimate or unlawful data espionage.
User
You are allowed to use TAP CURIOUS if you have knowledge of and
authorizations for the following areas:
– assessing the safety of electrical systems and equipment,
– installing and configuring IT systems,
– measuring and analyzing electrical functions and systems,
– occupational health and safety,
– assembling and connecting-up electrical equipment,
– accident prevention and occupational safety regulations applicable at the place
of use.
Avoiding hazards
Working safely
NOTICE
Defect caused by excessive signal voltage
Excessive signal voltage can damage TAP CURIOUS.
Apply only signal voltage that conforms to the standard.
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2 Scope of delivery
– Box
– TAP CURIOUS
– Power pack with Euro adapters
– Plug for the power supply
– Plug for the digital input and output
– Operating instructions, Wireshark plugins and web server files on USB stick
(the latest version can be found at www.kunbus.de/support.html)
Scope of delivery
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3 Introduction
The KUNBUS TAP CURIOUS is your network monitor for analyzing all standard
industrial Ethernet solutions. Four probe ports allow you to capture up to two
independent realtime Ethernet connections.
You can use filters to reduce data volumes or select specific analysis data. You
can configure these filters via an integrated web server. The web server can
operate in 2 different modes. "Basic" mode helps you set your filters and configure
your device. "Expert" mode was developed for people with expert knowledge of
frame filters. In this mode, you can filter a frame by all the aspects it contains.
The digital input and output allows you to create useful trigger conditions. These
can systematically help limit sporadic effects, and identify and remedy the causes.
An internal throughput delay of 0µs (zero delay) makes TAP CURIOUS almost
transparent for the data channels to be checked.
TAP CURIOUS is connected to a PC via a standard Ethernet interface. You can
operate TAP CURIOUS in 1 Gbit/s or 100 Mbit/s mode. Captured packet data is
read and analyzed using network monitors such as "Wireshark", the freely
available network analysis software.
Introduction
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4 Overview
3
4
12
5
6
Overview
Illustration1: Front
1 Uplink port2 Link LED
3 Power LED4 Status LEDs for the 2
communication channels (5)
5 Monitoring ports
(2 communication channels)
6 LEDs for filter and overflow
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1
2
Overview
Illustration2: Top
1 Port for the power supply2 Digital input and output
Each overview point is explained in the sections below.
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4.1 Power supply
1
2
345
TAP CURIOUS is connected to the power supply pack via a 5-pole plug. The plug
is supplied as standard.
Overview
Illustration3: Power supply
The port is assigned as follows:
PinAssignment
1DNC
220-28V
3GND
4DNC
5PE
The Power LED indicates whether or not TAP CURIOUS is connected to the power
supply:
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Overview
LEDDisplayMeaning
PoweroffTAP CURIOUS is not connected to the power supply.
greenTAP CURIOUS is connected to the power supply.
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4.2 Digital input and output
1
2
34
TAP CURIOUS has a digital input and output. This is protected against reverse
polarity. The terminal (Weidmüller BLZF 3.50/04/180 SN BK BX) designed for the
digital input and output is supplied as standard.
Overview
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The port is assigned as follows:
PinAssignment
120-28V
2Digital output
3Digital input
4GND
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4.3 Uplink interface
You can connect TAP CURIOUS to your PC via the uplink interface.
To do this, you need an Ethernet cable with standard RJ45 plugs.
If your PC does not have a free RJ45 port, you can use a USB adapter.
Overview
Illustration4: Gigabit interface
The "Link" LED indicates the interface status:
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Overview
LEDDisplayMeaning
CC-Link offNo connection to the remote station
greenSuccessfully connected to the remote station
yellow flashing Communication running
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4.4 Test inputs
TAP CURIOUS has 2 communication channels for monitoring the lines. Each of
the ports Con 1 and Con 2, as well as Con 3 and Con 4, are connected directly to a
communication channel.
You can connect the ports to a device via an Ethernet cable with standard RJ45
plugs.
Overview
Illustration5: Test inputs
Status LEDs signal the status of the individual ports:
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Overview
LEDDisplayMeaning
Con (A, B ,C, D) activityoffNo communication
green flashingCommunication running
redFrame has been blocked by a filter
(burn time 500ms), it is not output
via the uplink
Con (A, B ,C, D) speedgreen100 Mbit/s mode
yellow10 Mbit/s mode
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4.5 Filter and overflow LEDs
You can apply filters to the frames. The LEDs are able to show these filter results.
The "Filters [}19]" chapter explains how this works.
Overview
LEDDisplayMeaning
OverflowoffNo overflow on uplink port
redOnly in 100 Mbit/s mode:
Overflow on uplink port
(burn time 2s)
Filter LED0offNo filter match
greenFilter match
Filter LED1offNo filter match
greenFilter match
Filter LED2offNo filter match
greenFilter match
Filter LED3offNo filter match
greenFilter match
Filter LED4offNo filter match
greenFilter match
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5 Application examples
TAP CURIOUS is able to monitor devices in various ways. 2 examples are shown
here.
Example 1:
Connect your devices as shown to capture the communication between two
devices. This allows you to find faulty frames on the network.
Application examples
Example 2:
Connect your devices as shown to monitor the frames before and after a device
throughput. In this example, device 2 is monitored. Here, you could analyze the
following:
– Measure the device throughput time,
– Check whether frames have been distorted or truncated,
– Measure jitter on cyclical frames.
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6 Starting TAP for the first time
◦ Unpack the device and make sure you have all the components listed in the
scope of delivery.
◦ Connect the device to the power pack supplied.
ð The POWER LED lights up.
◦ Load the "Wireshark" network analysis software onto the PC and install it. You
can download Wireshark from www.wireshark.org.
◦ Download the Wireshark plugin.DLL from the KUNBUS website and copy the
DLL file into the Wireshark plugin folder (e.g.: C:\Programs\Wireshark\plugins
\1.10.2). Download the correct DLL file for either the 32 or the 64-bit Wireshark
version, depending on which one you use:
- 64-bit version: tap64_2xxx.dll (Wireshark plugin WIN64)
xxxx denotes the version used (e.g. 1.10.2)
◦ Connect TAP CURIOUS to an Ethernet interface on the PC using a RJ45
cable. Die "Link" LED lights up as as soon as the PC and TAP CURIOUS are
connected.
◦ Connect the line to be tested to one of the probe ports. Each of the ports "Con
A" and "Con B" and ports "Con C" and "Con D" are connected directly. So
communication is possible even when TAP is deactivated. The "Speed" LEDs
show the connection speed set for the probe ports. When frames are being
transmitted on the line, the "Activity" LED flashes green.
◦ Start Wireshark on the PC and activate the "TAP" plugin in the menu at "Edit >
Preferences > Protocols > TAP".
Starting TAP for the first time
Illustration6: Wireshark plugin
◦ All available Ethernet interfaces are listed in the main window. Click on the
Ethernet interface you require to select it.
◦ Set any filters you want via the web server. This allows you to search for
specific frames and prevents your PC's main memory from becoming
overloaded.
ð You can now use Wireshark to analyze the data.
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TAP CURIOUS expands the Ethernet packets by 20 bytes of additional
information. You can use TAP CURIOUS without the plugin or with a different
Ethernet analysis program. But you will not be able to analyze this additional
information. You might also find that the analysis program reports a data packet as
faulty due to this additional information.
Information on the additional data can be found in the chapter called "Monitoring
the interface [}51]".
Starting TAP for the first time
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