PowerLogic EGX200 Instruction Bulletin

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NOTICE

Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install, operate, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear throughout this bulletin or on the equipment to warn you of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.

The addition of either symbol to a “Danger” or “Warning” safety label indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed.

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death. CAUTION, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in property damage.

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DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING

PLEASE NOTE

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CAUTION

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in minor or moderate injury.

CAUTION

CAUTION, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in property damage.

NOTE: Provides additional information to clarify or simplify a procedure.

This electrical equipment should be serviced only by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material. This document is not intended as an instruction manual for untrained persons.

CLASS A FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits fora Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designated to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION.........................................1

CHAPTERCONTENTS ............................................... 1

ABOUTTHISDOCUMENT............................................. 1

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION............................................. 1

EGX200BOXCONTENTS............................................. 3

EGX200COMPONENTS .............................................. 4

CHAPTER 2—SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................. 5

CHAPTER 3—GETTING STARTED . .................................... 7

CHAPTERCONTENTS ............................................... 7

INTRODUCTION..................................................... 7

EGX200QUICKSTARTCHECKLIST .................................... 7

EGX200INITIALSETUP............................................... 8

SetupUsingaWebBrowser......................................... 8

SetupUsingHyperTerminal......................................... 13

AccessingtheEGX200SetupUtility ............................... 13

CHAPTER 4—INSTALLATION AND WIRING.............................17

CHAPTERCONTENTS .............................................. 17

MOUNTINGLOCATIONSANDINSTALLATION...........................17

Dimensions ..................................................... 18

MountingOptions.................................................19

Wall/Panel Mounting . . . ........................................ 19

DIN Rail Mounting ............................................. 20

FlatSurfaceMounting .......................................... 20

WIRINGCONNECTIONS.............................................21

ControlPowerWiring..............................................21

ControlPowerLED............................................. 21

RS-485SerialPorts............................................... 22

4-WireCommunication.......................................... 23

2-WireCommunication.......................................... 23

DaisyChainMaximumDistances..................................24

RS-232SerialPort................................................25

COM1andCOM2LEDs .......................................... 25

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BiasingandTermination.......................................... 26

RS-485Configuration......................................... 26

4-WireConfiguration ......................................... 26

2-WireConfiguration ......................................... 26

EthernetPorts.................................................. 27

EthernetLEDs ................................................. 27

CHAPTER 5—OPERATION ......................................... 29

CHAPTERCONTENTS............................................. 29

ACCESSING THE EGX200 OVER A NETWORK ......................... 29

LoggingintotheEGX200......................................... 29

EGX200EMBEDDEDWEBPAGEOPTIONS............................ 31

CommunicationsSettings......................................... 31

EthernetPortSetupviaLAN ................................... 32

SerialCOMPortSetup........................................ 32

DeviceList .................................................... 32

Diagnostics. . . ................................................. 35

PasswordAdministration ......................................... 36

AdministratorAccount ........................................ 36

User Account ............................................... 36

AdvancedSetup................................................ 38

LoggingOut ................................................... 38

APPENDIXA—MAINTENANCEANDTROUBLESHOOTING............... 39

MAINTENANCE................................................... 39

TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................. 39

APPENDIXB—FIRMWAREUPDATES ................................ 41

APPENDIXC—COMMUNICATINGWITHSMSUSINGTHEEGX200 ........ 43

APPENDIX D—SPECIFICATIONS .................................... 45

INDEX .......................................................... 47

63230-314-200/A2 Chapter 1—Introduction 8/2001 Chapter Contents

CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER CONTENTS

CHAPTERCONTENTS .................................................. 1

ABOUTTHISDOCUMENT................................................ 1

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION. ............................................... 1

EGX200BOXCONTENTS................................................ 3

EGX200COMPONENTS ................................................. 4

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document contains installation and operation instructions for the POWERLOGIC Ethernet Gateway (EGX200). To install the EGX200, you should have a general understanding of the POWERLOGIC Power Monitoring and Control System related products and technology.

For more information about the POWERLOGIC system, see the following documents:

• POWERLOGIC System Manager (SMS) Software User's Guide

• POWERLOGIC System Architecture and Application Guide

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The POWERLOGIC EGX200 is an Ethernet-based device that provides a transparent interface between Ethernet-based networks and field devices. Field devices include meters, monitors, protective relays, PLCs, trip units, and other devices that communicate using MODBUS, JBUS or POWERLOGIC protocol.

The EGX200 uses MODBUS/TCP protocol to access power monitoring information across a local area network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN). This capability allows the use of power monitoring software to access information from devices for data collection, trending, alarm/event management, harmonic analysis, and other functions.

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In addition, the EGX200 contains a web server, which lets you remotely configure and troubleshoot both Ethernet and serial communication parameters. A typical application example is shown in Figure 1–1.

MODBUS

TCP/IP

Sepam 1000

Series 20

System Manager

EGX200

POWERLOGIC

ETHERNET

Modicon

Quantum PLC

with NOE Card

Standard Web

Browser

EGX200

Series 4000

Circuit Monitor

PowerLink G3

panelboard

Figure 1–1: System architecture example showing EGX200 installed for

Ethernet connectivity

Power Meter

Circuit Monitor

Enercept Meters

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EGX200 BOX CONTENTS

The following items are provided for installation and operation of the EGX200:

• EGX200 unit with all connectors plugged in

• 24 Vdc switching power supply (wall mountable with global plug kit)

• EGX200 mounting kit, containing rubber feet and DIN rail adapters

• Mounting template

• Instruction Bulletin for the installation and operation of the EGX200 and the

power supply

• Registration card

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EGX200 COMPONENTS

Figure 1–2 shows the components of the EGX200. Table 1–1 identifies those components and explains their functions.

system

24V

Lx Tx

10/100 Base T

Figure 1–2: Identifying EGX200 components

1 (

85)

Tx-

Tx+

2 (

Rx-

85)

Tx-

Tx Rx

COM 1

RS-485 Configuration

COM 2 (RS-232)

Table 1–1: EGX200 Components

No. Item Description

1 Control Power Connection 24 Vdc connection for control power to the EGX200. 2 Control Power Connector 3-position male terminal block for 24 Vdc control power connection.

3EthernetLinkLED

4 Ethernet Port LEDs

10/100 Base T port

(twisted pair)

6 COM 1 (RS-485)

7 Power LED

8COM1LEDs

9 RS-485 Connectors 5-position female terminal block for RS-485 ports 1 and 2.

10 COM 2 (RS-485)

11 RS-485 LED

12 COM 2 LEDs

13 COM 2 (RS-232) DB-9 port is used for initial network setup or for serial communication.

14 Dip Switches

LED illuminates yellow steadily when there is a proper Ethernet physical connection.

A yellow LED illuminates when the EGX200 is receiving data (Rx). A green LED illuminates when the EGX200 is transmitting data (Tx).

This port drives a twisted pair Cat. 5 cable up to approximately 328 ft (100 m). This port has a standard RJ-45 connector.

RS-485 port 1 is used for connecting POWERLOGIC, JBUS, or MODBUS daisy-chained devices.

This green LED illuminates steadily when minimum control power is applied to the unit.

The yellow LED illuminates when COM 1 is receiving data (Rx); the green LED illuminates when COM 1 is transmitting data (Tx). Both LEDs flicker intermittently if there is a configuration error.

RS-485 port 2 is used for connecting POWERLOGIC, JBUS, or MODBUS daisy-chained devices.

If using COM 2 as RS-485, the RS-485 LED illuminates green; if using COM 2 as RS-232, the RS-485 LED is not lit.

The yellow LED illuminates when COM 2 is receiving data (Rx); the green LED illuminates when COM 2 is transmitting data (Tx).

Provide custom configuration options for COM 1 and COM 2 biasing and termination.

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CHAPTER 2—SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

This chapter contains important safety precautions that must be followed before attempting to install, service, or maintain electrical equipment. Carefully read and follow the safety precautions outlined below.

DANGER

HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, BURN, OR EXPLOSION

• Only qualified workers should install this equipment. Such work should be performed only after reading this entire set of instructions.

• NEVER work alone.

• Before performing visual inspections, tests, or maintenance on this

equipment, disconnect all sources of electric power. Assume that all circuits are live until they have been completely de-energized, tested, and tagged. Pay particular attention to the design of the power system. Consider all sources of power, including the possibility of backfeeding.

• Turn off all power supplying the equipment in which the EGX200 is to be installed before installing and wiring the EGX200.

• Beware of potential hazards, wear personal protective equipment, and carefully inspect the work area for tools and objects that may have been left inside the equipment.

• The successful operation of this equipment depends upon proper handling, installation, and operation. Neglecting fundamental installation requirements may lead to personal injury as well as damage to electrical equipment or other property.

Failure to observe these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

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CHAPTER 3—GETTING STARTED

CHAPTER CONTENTS

CHAPTERCONTENTS .................................................. 7

INTRODUCTION . . ..................................................... 7

EGX200QUICKSTARTCHECKLIST ....................................... 7

EGX200INITIALSETUP .................................................8

SetupUsingaWebBrowser........................................... 8

SetupUsingHyperTerminal...........................................13

AccessingtheEGX200SetupUtility................................. 13

INTRODUCTION

This chapter contains a quick reference that lists the steps necessary to install and operate the EGX200, as well as the initial instructions for setting up the EGX200 before installation.

EGX200 QUICK START CHECKLIST

Use the steps in Table 3–1 as a quick start checklist for the EGX200. For complete instructions, refer to the chapter listed:

Tab le 3–1: Quick Start Checklist

Steps Reference

1. Wire the control power. Chapter 4—Installation and Wiring

2. Set up the EGX200 for Ethernet communication via HyperTerminal or web browser.

3. Install the EGX200. Chapter 4—Installation and Wiring

Chapter 3—Getting Started

4. Wire your RS-485 devices to the serial ports. Chapter 4—Installation and Wiring

5. Launch your browser to configure the serial communication parameters.

Chapter 5—Operation

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EGX200 INITIAL SETUP

Before configuring the EGX200, obtain a unique static IP address, subnet mask, and router IP address from your network administrator.

Table 3–2: Options for Ethernet Communications Setup

Option Selection Description Default

IP Address The EGX200 Ethernet IP network address (static IP required) 10.10.10.10

Subnet Mask The Ethernet IP subnet mask address of your network 255.255.255.0

Router IP Address The router used for wide area network (WAN) communications 0.0.0.0

There are two ways to initially set up and assign the EGX200 Ethernet parameters:

• UsingaWebBrowser

• Using HyperTerminal

Setup Using a Web Browser

The EGX200 has a web server that includes embedded pages that let you configure Ethernet and serial communication parameters, add serial devices, enter passwords, and access diagnostics. The EGX200 ships with a default IP address (10.10.10.10) and a subnet mask default address (255.255.255.0) that can be used to access these web pages. The Communication Settings web page is used to set up the desired IP address, subnet mask, and router IP address to match the network configuration.

To access the EGX200 Communication Settings web page using a browser, follow these steps:

1. Connect a cross-over Ethernet cable from the EGX200 to the PC, as shown in Figure 3–1.

Connect to 24Vdc power source

To Earth ground

Figure 3–1: Connecting PC to EGX200 using cross-over Ethernet cable

Cross-over Ethernet cable

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2. Power the EGX200 by connecting a 24 Vdc power source to its control power connection.

Make sure that the control power is properly Earth grounded (see Control Power Wiring on page 19).

3. For the PC, force the static IP address (10.10.10.11) and a subnet mask (255.255.255.0).

An example using Microsoft Windows

NT is shown in the following substeps. For

help with other systems, contact your network administrator.

a. From your PC’s task bar, Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.

The Control Panel screen displays.

b. From the Control Panel screen, select Network.

The Network dialog box displays.

c. From the Network dialog box, select the Protocols tab.

The Network Protocols dialog box displays, as shown in Figure 3–2.

Figure 3–2: Entering the Network Protocol

d. For Network Protocols, select TCP/IP Protocol, and then click Properties.

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The Microsoft TCP/IP Properties dialog box displays, as shown in Figure 3–3.

Figure 3–3: Entering the IP Address and Subnet Mask

e. From the Microsoft TCP/IP Properties dialog box, select “Specify a IP address.”

f. Enter the IP address (10.10.10.11) and subnet mask (255.255.255.0), and then

click OK.

g. Reboot your PC, if required.

4. Launch a standard web browser such as Internet Explorer.

5. In the browser address field (see Figure 3–4), type the EGX200 IP address (10.10.10.10), and press Enter.

Figure 3–4: IP address entered in browser address field

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The EGX200 login page displays, as shown in Figure 3–5.

X.XXX

Figure 3–5: EGX200 Login page

6. From the Language pull-down menu, select the desired language.

7. In the Password field, type: admin

8. Click Log In.

The EGX200 Home page displays, as shown in Figure 3–6.

X.XXX

Figure 3–6: EGX200 Home page

9. Click Communication Settings to set up Ethernet and serial communication parameters.

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The Communications Settings page displays, as shown in Figure 3–7.

Figure 3–7: Communications Settings page

10. Enter your IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Router IP address, and click Update.

11. Reset your PC back to its original network configuration.

Now you are ready to install and use the EGX200 on your Ethernet network. Refer to

Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 for more information.

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Setup Using HyperTerminal

The EGX200 has a setup utility that can be accessed using the HyperTerminal program for the Microsoft Windows operating system, or an equivalent terminal emulator.

Accessing the EGX200 Setup Utility

To access the EGX200 setup utility, follow these steps:

1. Attach a null modem cable between the RS-232 COM port (COM 2) of the EGX200 and a Microsoft Windows-based PC, as shown in Figure 3–8.

Null Modem cable

Connect to 24Vdc power source

To Earth ground

Catalog #: EGWNMC

Figure 3–8: Connecting PC to EGX200 using Null Modem cable

2. From your PC, launch HyperTerminal. To do this, from the Windows Explorer task bar, click Start > Programs > Accessories > Hyperterminal > HyperTerminal.

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The Connection Description dialog box displays, as shown in Figure 3–9.

Figure 3–9: HyperTerminal Connection Description dialog box

3. In the Name field, enter a descriptive name for your new HyperTerminal connection, and then click OK.

The Connect To dialog box displays, as shown in Figure 3–10.

Figure 3–10: HyperTerminal Connect To dialog box

4. In the Connect using field, select the desired PC COM port, and then click OK.

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The COM port properties page displays, as shown in Figure 3–11.

Figure 3–11: HyperTerminal COM Port Properties dialog box

5. In this dialog box, set the values listed in Table 3–3.

Table 3–3: Communications Settings Parameters

Settings Value

Baud Rate 19200

Data Bits 8

Parity None

Stop Bits 1

Flow Control None

You are now ready to enter the EGX200 setup utility.

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6. Enter the EGX200 Setup Utility by doing the following steps:

NOTE: After applying or cycling power to the EGX200, the green COM 2 RS-485 LED turns OFF, and you have 5 seconds to press Enter on the PC keyboard to access the EGX200 setup utility.

a. Apply power to the EGX200 by wiring the 24 Vdc connector to a power source,

or cycle the power.

b. While the COM 2 green RS-485 LED is OFF, press Enter.

The EGX200 Setup Utility menu displays, as shown in Figure 3–12. Table 3–4 provides descriptions of each menu option.

Figure 3–12: EGX200 HyperTerminal Setup Utility options

Tab le 3–4: EGX200 Setup Utility descriptions

Option No. Description Default Setting

1 Allows you to enter the unique IP address for the

EGX200

2 Allows you to enter the Subnet Mask address of the

EGX200 network

3 AllowsyoutoentertheRouterIPaddressforthe

EGX200

5 Saves the above configuration and exits the

EGX200 setup utility

10.10.10.10

255.255.255.0

0.0.0.0

You are now ready to install and use the EGX200 on your Ethernet network. Refer to Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 for more information.

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CHAPTER 4—INSTALLATION AND WIRING

CHAPTER CONTENTS

CHAPTERCONTENTS ................................................. 17

MOUNTINGLOCATIONSANDINSTALLATION.............................. 17

Dimensions .......................................................18

MountingOptions................................................... 19

Wall/Panel Mounting............................................. 19

DINRailMounting .............................................. 20

Flat Surface Mounting . . . ........................................20

WIRINGCONNECTIONS................................................ 21

ControlPowerWiring................................................ 21

ControlPowerLED.............................................. 21

RS-485SerialPorts................................................. 22

4-WireCommunication........................................... 23

2-WireCommunication........................................... 23

Daisy-ChainMaximumDistances................................... 24

RS-232SerialPort.................................................. 25

COM1andCOM2LEDs ............................................ 25

BiasingandTermination ............................................. 26

RS-485Configuration............................................ 26

4-WireConfiguration............................................. 26

2-WireConfiguration............................................. 26

EthernetPorts ..................................................... 27

EthernetLEDs..................................................... 27

MOUNTING LOCATIONS AND INSTALLATION

The EGX200 is designed to be set on a flat surface or mounted to a wall, a cabinet, or other surfaces. When choosing a mounting location, consider the following points:

• Allow for easy access to the EGX200

• Allow space for all wires to be neatly routed down the side or bottom of the EGX200

Typical locations for mounting the EGX200 include the following:

• power equipment instrument compartment • auxiliary cabinet

• office or raised floor environment • factory floor environment

NOTE: Make sure you follow all equipment manufacturer’s procedures and warnings when installing the EGX200 in electrical equipment.

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Dimensions

Figure 4–1 shows the EGX200 dimensions, including the DIN rail mounting equipment.

1.77

4.81

(45)

(123)

1.44

(37)

0.40

(11)

7.88

(201)

1.77

(45)

3.05

(78)

7.88

(201)

8.68

(221)

Top V iew

1.07

(28)

End View

0.59

(15)

0.40

(11)

Side View

Figure 4–1: EGX200 Dimensions

1.07

(28)

1.07

7.88

(201)

0.59

(15)

INCHES

(MILLIMETERS)

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Mounting Options

Figures 4–2, 4–3, and 4–4 illustrate some of the various mounting options.

Wall/Panel Mounting

4.81

Template dimensions

2.32

(59)

(123)

INCHES

(MILLIMETERS)

Template

Panel

1.94

(50)

4.00

7.88

(102)

(201)

.036 in. (1 mm) min. .046 in. (2 mm) max.

Pan head screw

6–32 (4 mm)

Max. drill size #6 (2 places – location A)

Template

Panel

Figure 4–2: Wall/Panel Mounting

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DIN Rail Mounting

Feet

DIN rail

Figure 4–3: DIN Rail Mounting

Flat Surface Mounting

Figure 4–4: Feet Installation

Feet

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WIRING CONNECTIONS

Control Power Wiring

The EGX200 accepts 24 Vdc control power with maximum power consumption of 8 watts. A 3-position male terminal block connector is provided for control power (see Figure 4–5).

A universal 24 Vdc switching power supply rated for 20 watts is included with the EGX200. This switching power supply must be connected to the EGX200 as shown in Figure 4-5, in which the red wire is connected to the positive (+) terminal and the black wire is connected to the negative (-) terminal.

If needed, another power supply or cord can be used to power the EGX200, as long as it is rated for a minimum of 8 watts at 24 Vdc (±10% regulation).

system

+24 Vdc

24V

Common

10/100 Base T

Lx Tx

24 Vdc Control Power Connector

OM 1 (

S-485)

Rx+

Tx-

Tx+

OM 2 (

S-485)

RS-4

Rx+

Tx-

Tx+

Tx Rx

fig

COM

Black

24 Vdc Switching

Cable (6 feet)

Red

Power Supply (included with EGX200)

To Earth ground

NOTE: The control power supply must be properly connected to a true Earth ground.

Figure 4–5: Control Power Connector

Control Power LED

A green power LED on the EGX200 remains ON to indicate it is receiving control power. This LED is located above the COM 1 (RS-485) Rx and Tx LEDs.

COM 2 (RS-232)

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RS-485 Serial Ports

The RS-485 serial ports are used to communicate with daisy-chained devices. The EGX200 has two serial ports: COM 1 is always set for RS-485 communication, and COM 2 is selectable between RS-485 and RS-232. By default, COM 2 is set for RS-485 communication. For more information on configuring COM 2, please refer to the Communications Settings web page on page 31.

Each port is designed to support up to a maximum of 32 devices without a repeater (see Figure 4–6). The RS-485 ports enable communications via a 4-wire plus shield or 2-wire plus shield cable (Tx+, Tx–, Rx+, Rx-, and ).

POWERLOGIC System Manager Software (SMS)

ETHERNET

EGX200

RS-485 Daisy Chain Connected to the EGX200 RS-485 Port

Figure 4–6: Daisy Chain Connected to EGX200 RS-485 Port

For communication wiring, we recommend the following cables:

• For 4-wire communication, use Belden 8723 or 9842 cable or equivalent.

• For 2-wire communication, use Belden 9841 cable or equivalent.

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4-Wire Communication

For 4-wire communication using Belden 8723 cable, connect the wires to the terminal block, as shown in Figure 4–7. If using Belden 9842 cable, see Figure 4–8.

COM 1 (RS-485)

109876

Rx+

Rx-

Black

Red

Tx-

Tx+

WhiteShield

Green

COM 2 (RS-485)

54321

Rx+

Rx-

Black

Red

Tx-

Tx+

WhiteShield

Green

Figure 4–7: Communications wiring (4-wire) with Belden 8723 cable

COM 1 (RS-485)

10 9 8 7 6

Rx-

Shield

White

with

orange

stripe

Rx+

Tx-

Orange

with white stripe

Tx+

White

with

blue

stripe

Blue

with

white

stripe

Shield

COM 2 (RS-485)

54321

Rx+

Rx-

White

with

orange

stripe

Tx-

Orange

with white stripe

Tx+

White

with blue

stripe

Blue

white stripe

RS-485

with

Figure 4–8: Communications wiring (4-wire) with Belden 9842 cable

2-Wire Communication

For 2-wire communication using Belden 9841, connect the white wire to terminal Txand the blue wire to terminal Tx+, as shown in Figure 4–9. Then connect a jumper wire from terminal Tx- to terminal Rx- and another jumper wire from terminal Tx+ to terminal Rx+. Connect the shield wire to the shield terminal as shown.

COM 1 (RS-485)

10 9 8 7 6

Rx+

Rx-

Shield

White

with

blue

stripe

L-

Tx-

Tx+

Blue

with

white

stripe

L+

COM 2 (RS-485)

54321

Rx+

Rx-

Shield

White

with blue

stripe

L-

Tx-

RS-485

Tx+

Blue

with white stripe

L+

Figure 4–9: Communications wiring (2-wire) Belden 9841 cable

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Daisy Chain Maximum Distances

The maximum daisy chain distance is determined by the baud rate and the types of RS-485 devices (2-wire/4-wire) on the daisy chain. The RS-485 ports will support daisy chains that fall within the specifications shown in Tables 4–1and4–2.

Table 4–1: 4-Wire Daisy Chain Maximum Distances

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Baud Rate Maxdistancefor1–16 devices Maxdistancefor17–32 devices

1200 10,000ft (3,048m) 10,000ft (3,048m)

2400 10,000ft (3,048m) 5,000ft (1,524m)

4800 10,000ft (3,048m) 5,000ft (1,524m)

9600 10,000ft (3,048m) 4,000ft (1,219m)

19200 5,000ft (1,524m) 2,500ft (762m)

38400 5,000ft (1,524m) 1,500ft (457m)

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Due to the volume of RS-485 devices in the field, this table is only to be used as a guide and was tabulated based on POWERLOGIC 4-wire devices and POWERLOGIC 4-wire devices that support 2-wire devices.

Table 4–2: 2-Wire Daisy Chain Maximum Distances

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Baud Rate Maxdistancefor1–8 devices Maxdistancefor9–16 devices

1200 10,000ft (3,048m) 10,000ft (3,048m)

2400 10,000ft (3,048m) 5,000ft (1,524m)

4800 10,000ft (3,048m) 5,000ft (1,524m)

9600 10,000ft (3,048m) 4,000ft (1,219m)

19200 5,000ft (1,524m) 2,500ft (762m)

38400 2,500ft (762m) 1,500ft (457m)

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RS-232 Serial Port

RS-232 is used to configure the EGX200 network parameters, and also can be used for serial communication using Modbus RTU. The EGX200 RS-232 port uses a standard DB9 male connector. The following table shows the typical serial RS-232 connector pinout.

Tab le 4–3: RS-232 Pin Assignments (DB9 EGX200 Signal Set)

Pin No. Description

Pin 1 Received Line Signal Detector (Data Carrier Detect)

Pin 2 Received Data

Pin 3 Transmit Data

Pin 4 Data Terminal Ready

Pin 5 Signal Ground

Pin 6 Data Set Ready

Pin 7 Request To Send

Pin8 ClearToSend

Pin 9 Ring Indicator

COM 1 and COM 2 LEDs

One set of LEDs is provided for each COM port. A yellow LED illuminates when the corresponding COM port is receiving data (Rx). A green LED illuminates when data on the corresponding COM port is transmitted (Tx). Also, above the COM 2 Rx and Tx LEDs, a third LED (green) illuminates steadily when COM 2 is selected to be active for RS-485 communication. The COM 2 Tx and Rx LEDs behave the same way when used for either RS-485 or RS-232 communication.

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Biasing and Termination

RS-485 Configuration

On RS-485 daisy chains, correct biasing is required to ensure reliable communication with field devices. The EGX200’s dip switches for each RS-485 port provide flexibility in configuring the correct biasing. Figure 4–10 shows the biasing and termination label, as well as the typical dip switch settings for both 4-wire and 2-wire configurations.

In addition, the RS-485 daisy chain should be terminated to ensure reliable communication. The last device on the daisy chain usually needs a terminator (part number MCT-485 or MCTAS-485). Please refer to the instruction bulletin for the last device on the daisy chain to determine whether a terminator is required. If one is required, contact your local sales representative.

4-Wire Configuration

For RS-485, 4-wire configuration, the biasing and termination dip switches should be ON (switches 1, 2, 3, 4 for COM 2 and switches 7, 8, 9, and 10 for COM 1 — switches 5 and 6 are not used). The EGX200 is shipped with all dip switches in the ON position (default). Therefore, you do not need to change the dip switches unless a different termination or biasing is required.

2-Wire Configuration

For RS-485 2-wire communication, the biasing dip switches for Rx+ and Rx- should be ON. The termination dip switches for either Rx or Tx should be OFF. Therefore, either switch 7 or switch 8 should be OFF for COM 1, and either switch 1 or switch 2 should be OFF for COM 2.

Dip switch settings

COM 2 COM 1

1234 56 78910

4-Wire

Figure 4–10: Biasing and Termination

COM 2 COM 1

1234 56 78910

2-Wire

= ON = OFF

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Ethernet Ports

The EGX200 has one on-board 10/100BaseT Ethernet port. This port supports a twisted pair cable up to 328 ft (100 m). Use data grade twisted-pair wire. This wire must have a characteristic impedance of 100 ohms and meet the EIA/TIA Category 5 standard wiring specifications. The cable can be either shielded twisted pair or unshielded twisted pair.

Ethernet LEDs

The 10/100BaseT Ethernet port has one set of LEDs. The top LED is yellow, is marked LK (Link), and illuminates when there is a proper Ethernet physical connection. The bottom LED is yellow and illuminates when the EGX200 is receiving data (Rx). The middle LED is green and illuminates when data is transmitted (Tx).

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63230-314-200/A2 Chapter 5—Operation 8/2001 Chapter Contents

CHAPTER 5—OPERATION

CHAPTER CONTENTS

CHAPTERCONTENTS .................................................29

ACCESSING THE EGX200 OVER A NETWORK .............................29

LoggingintotheEGX200.............................................29

EGX200EMBEDDEDWEBPAGEOPTIONS ................................31

CommunicationsSettings ............................................31

EthernetPortSetupviaLAN ......................................32

SerialCOMPortSetup...........................................32

DeviceList........................................................32

Diagnostics . . . ....................................................35

PasswordAdministration.............................................36

Administrator Account . . . ........................................36

UserAccount ..................................................36

AdvancedSetup ...................................................38

LoggingOut.......................................................38

ACCESSING THE EGX200 OVER A NETWORK

This section tells how to access the EGX200 over a network or the Internet. After you set up Ethernet parameters using HyperTerminal or a web browser, the EGX200 is accessible via an Ethernet LAN and a web browser such as Internet Explorer. The following section describes this process.

Logging into the EGX200

To log into the EGX200, follow these steps:

1. Launch your web browser (Microsoft’s Internet Explorer v. 5.0 or higher).

2. In the address field (see Figure 5–1), type the IP address of the EGX200 (for example, 150.200.250.50), and press Enter.

Figure 5–1: IP address entered in browser address field

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The EGX200 Login page displays, as shown in Figure 5–2.

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Figure 5–2: EGX200 Login page

3. For the Language, select the desired language from the pull-down menu.

4. Log into the EGX200, using one of the four defined passwords, and then click Log In. See “Password Administration” on page 36 for more information.

NOTE: The default password is admin (all lower case). For system security, if you are the administrator, we recommend that you change the administrator password at this time (see “Password Administration” on page 36).

TheEGX200Homepagedisplays(seeFigure5–3). The list of available options depends on the level of access assigned in the password administration option.

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Figure 5–3: EGX200 Home page

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EGX200 EMBEDDED WEB PAGE OPTIONS

The standard options shown on the EGX200 home page are summarized in Ta bl e 5 –1. Following the table, each option is explained in more detail.

Tab le 5–1: EGX200 setup options

EGX200 Setup Options Description Page

Communication Settings Set up or change Ethernet and serial communication parameters. 31

Device List Identify serial devices on the daisy chain. 32

Diagnostics View troubleshooting and miscellaneous EGX200 information. 35



Password Administration

Advanced Setup

Log Out Close EGX200 client session. 38



Accessible by administrator only



Configure or modify user passwords and access levels. 36

Change timeout values (User timeout, COM 1, and COM 2), number of viewable devices, default language, and set time.

Communications Settings

Figure 5–4 shows the Communications Settings page, where you can change Ethernet and serial communications parameters here. After changing values, you must click the Update button for changes to take effect.

NOTE: After making changes and clicking Update, the EGX200 resets and the new settings go into effect. Because of this reset, you must log in to the EGX200 again by typing the IP address into the address field of your web browser and pressing Enter.

Figure 5–4: Communications Settings page

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Ethernet Port Setup via LAN

After you assign the initial IP address to the EGX200 through HyperTerminal or the web browser (refer to page 8), you can go to the Communications Settings web page via a standard web browser and change the EGX200 network setup (see Figure 5–4 on page 31). The following parameters are necessary for network setup and must be compatible with your network:

• IP address • subnet mask • router address

Serial COM Port Setup

The serial COM port setup information consists of the baud rate, parity, and wiring mode (see Table 5–2). The baud rate and parity must match the settings for attached RS-485 devices (all devices must have the same baud rate and parity settings). Set the mode according to whether your daisy chain is 2-wire or 4-wire. These ports are configured independently from each other and can have different settings.

Table 5–2: Serial Port Setup Parameters

Parameter Options Default Setting

Baud Rate 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 9600

Parity None, Even Even

Mode 4-Wire, 2-Wire 4-Wire

Port Selection (COM 2 only) RS-485, RS-232 RS-485

In addition, COM 2 can be set for either RS-232 or RS-485 communication. The default setting is RS-485.

Device List

Figure 5–5 on page 33 shows the Device List page, in which serial devices can be identified. Keep in mind the following points when setting up the Device List:

For COM 1 daisy-chain devices:

• MODBUS/JBUS devices do not have to be defined in the COM 1 column of the

Device List, although it is recommended to help you manage your system.

• POWERLOGIC protocol (SY/MAX) devices must be defined in the COM 1 column

oftheDeviceList.

For COM 2 daisy-chain devices:

• All MODBUS/JBUS and POWERLOGIC devices must be defined.

NOTE: Each COM port device list column must be updated separately.

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To set up the Device List, follow these steps:

1. In the COM 1 column, enter the device Address and Protocol type of each device on the daisy chain of the COM 1 port.

2. Click “Update COM 1.”

3. In the COM 2 column, enter the device Address and Protocol type of each device on the daisy chain of the COM 2 port.

4. Click “Update COM 2.”

For more information on setting up the Device List, refer to the list of notes and Ta bl e 5 –3 on page 34.

Figure 5–5: Device List page

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Table 5–3 shows the address range available for various protocols.

Table 5–3: RS-485 Device Definitions Address Range

Protocol Available Device Address Range

MODBUS, JBUS 1 through 247

POWERLOGIC 1 through 199

NOTES:

• Do not assign address 16 to any MODBUS or JBUS device if you have a mixedmode daisy chain (for example, a single daisy chain with some RS-485 devices using POWERLOGIC protocol and other devices using MODBUS/JBUS protocol).

• Do not assign address 1 to any POWERLOGIC protocol device on a mixed-mode daisy chain (for example, CM2000, CM100, CM200, 810 D, PIF85, PIF3, Digital Relay, and POWERLINK AS).

• Do not use the same address for any two devices on the two ports.

• We recommend that you wire and connect all MICROLOGIC trip units to COM 1.

(Please refer to the MICROLOGIC Trip Unit instruction bulletin for proper addressing.)

• By default, this page displays 16 slots to define devices. For information on increasing the number of devices in the Device List page, see “Advanced Setup” on page 38.

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Diagnostics

Figure 5–6 shows the Diagnostics page, which displays diagnostics data and may be helpful in troubleshooting network problems. This page also contains information about your specific EGX200, including the serial number, manufacturing date, and Media Access Control (MAC) address. Pressing Reset clears all cumulative counters.

The User Logins are shown at the bottom of the page. This tracks users since the EGX200 was last activated.

NOTE: This page shows accumulated readings since the EGX200 was last activated. If power to the EGX200 is lost, all values reset to zero.

Figure 5–6: Diagnostics page

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Password Administration

Figure 5–7 shows the Password Administration page. There are four password accounts on the page: one administrator password account and three user password accounts. The default passwords assigned to user accounts are:

master engineer operator

The passwords are configured by the administrator.

Figure 5–7: Password Administration page

Administrator Account

The administrator account always grants the administrator full access to every web page available through the EGX200. When you log in as the administrator, you can change the administrator password. Only the administrator can access and change all passwords. The administrator password can be from zero to eight alphabetic characters and is case sensitive. The default administrator password is: admin

For system security, if you are the administrator, we recommended that you change this default password the first time you log in.

User Account

The default access levels for all user accounts are shown in Figure 5–7. The administrator can grant one of three access levels for each web page to each user: None, Read Only, and Full.

NOTE: Default values are displayed.

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Up to 10 concurrent users can be logged into the EGX200 at any given time, using any combination of passwords. The administrator can configure the amount of time the EGX200 waits during an inactivity period before "expiring" access (see “Advanced Setup” on page 38).

During normal operations, we recommend that you return to the EGX200 home page and select "Log Out" when finished interfacing with the EGX200; doing so immediately releases that access privilege for another user.

The administrator can disable the password for any page. Disabling security for a page allows users to bookmark the page for quick access without going through the Login page.

Ta bl e 5 –4 summarizes password accounts, default passwords, conventions, and access levels.

Tab le 5–4: Password Administration Summary

Password Account Default Password Convention

Administrator admin 0–8characters Full access to all passwords and pages

User 1 master 0–8characters Choosing from the following options, the

User 2 engineer 0–8 characters

User 3 operator 0–8 characters

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Case-sensitive, alphabetic characters only



administrator assigns access levels for these pages: Communication Settings, Device List, and Diagnostics. Access levels are as follows:

• None

• Read Only

• Full (same as Administrator access)

Access

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Advanced Setup

The Advanced Setup page (Figure 5–8) is accessible by the administrator password only. This page allows administrator level users to change EGX200 timing values that normally should not be changed. Also, you can use this page to set the EGX200 onboard clock. EGX200 parameters and corresponding values are shown in Table 5–5.

Figure 5–8: EGX200 Advanced Setup page

Table 5–5: Advanced communication setup parameters

Parameter Range of Values Description Default

User Timeout 1 to 255 minutes

Timeout for COM Ports

Number of Viewable Devices

Default Language English, French, Spanish The language to be displayed as the default English

Set Time Current time and date of the EGX200

3to10seconds

2 to 96 devices Number of viewable devices in the Device List 16

MaximumidletimeallowedbeforetheEGX200 ends a user's access to the web pages

Maximum time the EGX200 waits for requested information from RS-485 daisy-chained devices

Logging Out

To log out of the EGX200 configuration session, click Home to return to the EGX200 Home page. Click Log Out to end your session.

63230-314-200/A2 Appendix A—Maintenance and Troubleshooting 8/2001 Maintenance

APPENDIX A—MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING

MAINTENANCE

The EGX200 does not require maintenance, nor does it contain any user-serviceable parts. If the EGX200 requires service, contact your local sales representative for help. Refer to the Technical Support Contacts provided in the shipping carton for a list of support phone numbers by country. Do not open the EGX200 enclosure; this will void the product warranty agreement.

DANGER

HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, BURN, OR EXPLOSION

• This equipment must be installed and serviced only by qualified personnel.

• Qualified persons performing diagnostics or troubleshooting that require electrical

conductors to be energized must comply with NFPA 70 E – Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces and OSHA Standards– 29 CFR Part 1910 Subpart S – Electrical.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

TROUBL ES HO OTING

Potential problems, possible causes, and solutions are listed in Table A–1.

Tab le A–1: Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution

Power LED is not lit.

Ethernet link LED is not lit.

SMS does not connect to the EGX200.

SMS does not go online with devices on EGX200.

Forgot administrator password.

Source power is not applied or is not stable.

LED is burned out.

Proper link is not established.

Incorrect IP address. Enter correct IP address.

Incorrect subnet mask or IP router address.

Incorrect network configuration.

EGX200 not functioning correctly or has configuration problems.

Apply power or check power source.

Check to see if other LEDs operate properly. If they do, contact your network administrator.

Make sure the proper cable is used and connected.

Enter correct subnet mask and/or IP router address.

Verify EGX200 receives requests (ping EGX200 by going to DOS prompt and typing “ping” and the EGX200 IP address, e.g., ping 199.0.62.41).

Verify that the EGX200 communication configuration matches the SMS configuration.

Verify the device address is entered correctly in SMS.

Call your local sales representative for assistance.

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63230-314-200/A2 Appendix B—Firmware Updates 8/2001

APPENDIX B—FIRMWARE UPDATES

Due to technological improvements, the firmware your EGX200 was shipped with may be updated periodically. We recommend periodically checking with your local sales representative to see if an upgrade is available.

If an update becomes available, compare the updated version number with your version number shown on the EGX200 Home page. If the update is a newer version (has a higher version number), transfer it to your computer hard drive, taking note of the folder in which you place it.

To use FTP to transfer the firmware upgrade into your EGX200, follow these steps:

NOTE: In this example, we will assume that you saved the EGX200 new firmware update file into a folder called EGX, which is located on your C: drive.

1. Access DOS on your computer by selecting Start > Program > Command Prompt. The Command Prompt screen displays, as shown in the following figures.

2. Type the drive you want to access (in this case, C:\), and press Enter.

3. Type cd (change directory) and the name of the folder containing the firmware file (in this example, the egx folder), and press Enter. (See Figure B–1.)

Figure B–1: IdentifyingfolderwheretheEGX200firmwarefileisstored

4. At the C:\EGX prompt, type ftp and the IP address assigned to the EGX200, and then press Enter, as shown in Figure B–2. The IP address 150.200.250.50 is used as an example only.

NOTE: The IP address 150.200.250.50 is used as an example only.

Figure B–2: Entering FTP session

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You should receive the message “Connected to [IP address],” indicating you are now in an “ftp” session.

5. At the User [150.200.250.50: (none)]: prompt, press Enter.

6. At the Password: prompt (Figure B–3), type the administrator password (admin is the default password until the administrator changes it).

NOTE: The IP address 150.200.250.50 is used as an example only.

Figure B–3: Password prompt

7. At the ftp prompt (Figure B–4), type send [egx#####.bin], and press Enter to initiate the ftp transfer. The filename you enter is case-sensitive.

NOTE: ##### refers to the EGX200 firmware version number.

NOTE: The IP address 150.200.250.50 is used as an example only.

Figure B–4: File transfer completed

8. When the download is complete (Figure B–4), the ftp prompt displays again. Type quit and press Enter to exit the FTP session.

63230-314-200/A2 Appendix C—Communicating with SMS Using the EGX200 8/2001

APPENDIX C—COMMUNICATING with SMS USING the EGX200

This appendix provides instructions for using System Manager Software (SMS) to set up a PC interface with the EGX200.

NOTE: You must be running SMS version 3.2 or higher.

To communicate with SMS, follow these steps:

1. Launch SMS.

2. Open an existing system or create a new system.

3. Add a communication connection for the EGX200.

• For the communications connection name, type a unique name for your EGX200 connection.

• For the communications driver, select “MODBUS/TCP driver.”

4. Input the EGX200 IP address in the communication connection (MODBUS/TCP).

5. After defining the communications connection, add the serial daisy-chained devices using the EGX200 communication connection.

For more details about this process, please refer to the SMS Help option in SMS by going to SMS > Quick Start > Quick start MODBUS/TCP device setup.

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63230-314-200/A2 Appendix D—Specifications 8/2001

APPENDIX D—SPECIFICATIONS

Tab le D–1: Specifications

CONTROL POWERINPUT SPECIFICATIONS

Operating Input Range

24 Vdc (±10%)

Burden, maximum 8 Watts

Isolation

1.5 Kv

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS

Ambient Operating Temperature

Storage Temperature

–30° to +80°C.

–40° to +85°C.

Humidity Rating 5–95% Relative Humidity (non-condensing) at +40°C

Pollution Degree Class 2

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Weight

Dimensions

1.5lbs.(.68Kg)

Length (7.88 in. / 200.2 mm), Width (4.81 in. / 122.2 mm), Depth (1.07 in. / 27.2 mm)

REGULATORY/STANDARDS COMPLIANCE

Electromagnetic Interference

Radiated Emissions

Conducted Emissions

Immunity for Industrial Environments

Electrostatic Discharge (Air Discharge)

EN 55022 / FCC Class A

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-4-2

Immunity to Surge (Impulse Wave) EN 61000-4-5

Immunity to Electrical Fast Transients EN 61000-4-4

Power Frequency Magnetic Field EN 61000-4-8

Voltage Dips EN 61000-4-11

Voltage Interruptions EN 61000-4-11

Conducted Immunity EN 61000-4-6

Radiated Immunity EN 61000-4-3

Safety

USA (Miscellaneous Apparatus) UL 508

Canada (Industrial Equipment) cUL (complies with CSA C22.2, #14–M91)

Europe CE

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63230-314-200/A2 Index 8/2001

INDEX

Numerics

10/100base T port (twisted pair) 4

2-wire

biasing and termination communication 23

4-wire

biasing and termination communication 23

access levels 36–37 advanced setup 38

baud rate, setting 15, 32 Belden 8723 cable

4-wire communication

Belden 9841 cable

2-wire communication

Belden 9842 cable

4-wire communication

biasing

2-wire configuration 4-wire configuration 26 RS-485 daisy chains 26

box contents

EGX200

COM port timeout 38 command prompt 41 communications

2-wire 4-wire 23 settings 15 setup parameters 38

communications settings

page

components

EGX200

configuration

2-wire 4-wire 26 RS-485 26

connections

control power PC to EGX200 13 wiring 21

connectors

control power DB9 25 RS-485 4 terminal block 21

control power

connection connector 4 LED 21 wiring 21

cross-over cable 8

12, 31

4, 21

cable

Ethernet cross-over null modem 13

clock

EGX200

COM 1

LED

COM 2

LED

COM port

RS-232 RS-485 4

daisy chain

2-wire 4-wire 24 biasing and termination 26 connected to RS-485 port 22

maximum distances 24 data bits, setting 15 date, setting 38 DB9 connector 25 device list

setting up

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devices

viewable

diagnostics

displaying

dimensions

EGX200

DIN rail

dimensions mounting 20

dip switches 4

settings 26

DOS 41

EGX200

advanced setup page application example 2 box contents 3 clock setup 38 communications settings 12, 31 components 4 description 1 dimensions 18 embedded web pages 31 firmware updates 41 home page 11, 30 installing 1 IP address 10, 29 logging into 11, 29 logging out 38 login page 30 mounting and installation 17 password administration 36 service 39 setup utility 16 specifications 45 time and date 38 timing values 38 using SMS 43 wiring 21

Ethernet

communications setup parameters cross-over cable 8 LEDs 27

link LED 4 port setup 32 ports 27 system architecture example 2

firmware, updating 41 flow control, setting 15

home page 11, 30

HyperTerminal

COM port properties page connect to page 14 connection description page 14 opening 13 using 13

installation

DIN rail mount EGX200 1 flat surface mount 20 mounting feet 20 quick reference 7 wall/panel mount 19

IP address

entering in browser address field

10,

setting 8

language

setting default

LEDs

COM 1 COM 1 and COM 2 25 COM 2 4 control power 21 Ethernet 4, 27 Ethernet link 4

power 4 RS-485 4

levels, access 36–37

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log out, EGX200 38 logging into EGX200 29 login page 11, 30

maintenance 39 mode, wiring 32 mounting

DIN rail flat surface 20 locations, typical 17 wall/panel 19

null modem cable 13

operation 29

quick reference 7

page

advanced setup communications settings 12, 31 device list 33 diagnostics 35 home 11, 30 login 11, 30 password administration 36

parameters

advanced communication setup communications settings 15

serial port setup 32 parity, setting 15, 32 password administration 36 password, entering 11 pinout, RS-232 25 port

10/100base T (twisted pair)

com 1 25

com 1 (RS-485) 4

com 2 25

com 2 (RS-485) 4

Ethernet 4, 27 Ethernet setup 32 RS-232 serial 25 selection 32 timeout values 38

power

LED

power supply 21 precautions, safety 5

quick reference

installing and operating

router

setting

RS-232

com port pin assignments 25 serial port 25

RS-485

device definitions address range LED 4 serial ports 22

safety precautions 5 serial devices

identifying

serial ports

RS-232 RS-485 22

service, EGX200 39 settings

dip switches

setup

communications Ethernet communications parame-

ters

HyperTerminal 13 IP address 8 router 8

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serial port parameters 32 subnet mask 8 web browser 8

setup utility

accessing descriptions 16 entering EGX200 16

options 16 SMS, communicating with 43 specifications 45 static IP address

forcing stop bits, setting 15 subnet mask 9

setting 8

switches

dip switch settings

technical support 39

wiring

2-wire communication 4-wire communication 23 connections 21 control power 21 mode 32

terminal block connector 21 termination

2-wire configuration

4-wire configuration 26

RS-485 daisy chains 26 time, setting 38 timeout

COM port

user 38 timing values, EGX200 38 troubleshooting 39

viewable devices 38

web browser

launching

using 8

10, 29

web pages

EGX200

Ethernet Gateway EGX200 for POWERLOGIC®Systems

Bulletin No. 63230-314-200/A2 Class 3020 SS 5C 8/2001

PowerLogic EGX200 Instruction Bulletin

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual