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Industrial Ethernet Switch
Lite Managed
Qiwi Lite
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Content
1. Safety Instructions ......................................................................................................................... 5
1.1. Information about this operation instructions ............................................................................ 5
1.2. Warning information system ..................................................................................................... 5
1.3. Qualified Personnel ................................................................................................................... 6
1.4. Intended use ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.5. Liability Limitation ...................................................................................................................... 6
1.6. Disposal .................................................................................................................................... 6
2. Device Description ......................................................................................................................... 7
2.1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2. Product Features ....................................................................................................................... 7
2.3. Scope of delivery ....................................................................................................................... 7
2.4. Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 8
3. Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1. Mounting ................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2. Connecting the power supply .................................................................................................... 9
3.3. Connecting the Fault Contact ................................................................................................... 9
3.4. Connecting the Digital Input ...................................................................................................... 9
3.5. Connecting the USB flash drive ................................................................................................ 9
3.6. Connecting the Ethernet ports .................................................................................................. 9
4. First start-up ................................................................................................................................. 10
4.1. Default Settings ....................................................................................................................... 10
4.2. First operation ......................................................................................................................... 10
5. Configuration with web interface ............................................................................................... 11
6. Settings of the system ................................................................................................................. 13
6.1. Ethernet-Ports ......................................................................................................................... 13
6.2. Port Mirroring .......................................................................................................................... 14
6.3. Link Aggregation ..................................................................................................................... 15
6.4. VLAN ....................................................................................................................................... 16
7. Device Diagnosis .......................................................................................................................... 18
7.1. LED display ............................................................................................................................. 18
7.2. Status codes ........................................................................................................................... 18
7.3. Fault contact ............................................................................................................................ 19
7.4. TRAP ....................................................................................................................................... 20
7.5. Diagnosis services .................................................................................................................. 21
7.5.1. SNMP ............................................................................................................................... 21
7.5.2. Modbus TCP .................................................................................................................... 21
7.6. Digital Input ............................................................................................................................. 23
7.7. Logging ................................................................................................................................... 23
8. Configuration system access ..................................................................................................... 24
8.1. IP address ............................................................................................................................... 24
8.2. Administration port .................................................................................................................. 24
8.3. Password change .................................................................................................................... 25
8.3.1. Web interface ................................................................................................................... 25
8.3.2. USB interface ................................................................................................................... 25
8.4. Configuration files ................................................................................................................... 25
9. Configuration with USB flash drive ............................................................................................ 26
9.1. Function .................................................................................................................................. 26
9.2. Perform the configuration ........................................................................................................ 26
10. Firmware Update .......................................................................................................................... 27
10.1. Firmware update via web interface ..................................................................................... 27
10.2. Firmware update via USB flash drive .................................................................................. 27
11. Help Menü ..................................................................................................................................... 28
12. Technical data .............................................................................................................................. 29
12.1. Electrical .............................................................................................................................. 29
12.2. Mechanical .......................................................................................................................... 30
12.3. Environment ........................................................................................................................ 30
13. Licenses ........................................................................................................................................ 30
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1. Safety Instructions
1.1. Information about this operation instructions
This operating instruction describes the application of the ROQSTAR Security Switch. It allows the
safe and efficient handling of the device. The operating instruction is a part of the device and must be
available for the users at any time.
Before the beginning of any work the user has to read carefully and understand these instructions.
The foundation for safe working is the compliance with all specified safety and handling instructions in
this operating instruction. In addition, the local accident prevention regulations and general safety
regulations apply for the handling with electrical energy and communications equipment.
The schemes and illustrations of this instruction are provided for basic understanding and may differ
from the actual design.
1.2. Warning information system
This manual contains notices you have to observe in order to ensure your personal safety, as well as
to prevent damage to property. The notices referring to your personal safety are highlighted in the
manual by a safety alert symbol, notices referring only to property damage have no safety alert
symbol. These notices shown below are graded according to the degree of danger.
DANGER!
Indicates that death or severe personal injury will result if proper
precautions are not taken.
WARNING!
Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that may result in death or
serious injury if it is not avoided.
ATTENTION!
Indicates a potentially dangerous situation due to hot surfaces, which may
result in minor or light injuries if it is not avoided.
CAUTION!
Indicates that minor personal injury can result if proper precautions are not
taken.
Hint for useful tips and recommendations for efficient and trouble-free
operation.
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1.3. Qualified Personnel
The user must ensure that only qualified personnel will work with the device. The product/system
described in this documentation may be operated only by personnel qualified for the specific task in
accordance with the relevant documentation, in particular its warning notices and safety instructions.
Qualified personnel are those who, based on their training and experience, are capable of identifying
risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products/systems.
1.4. Intended use
Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are
required to ensure that TRONTEQ products operate safely and without any problems. The permissible
ambient conditions must be complied with. The information in the relevant documentation must be
observed.
1.5. Liability Limitation
All information and instructions in this operating instruction has been compiled in accordance with
current standards and regulations, state of the art as well as the knowledge and experience of the
applications in the field. In the following cases the manufacturer is not liable for damages:
► Disregard of the operating instructions in this manual.
► Improper use.
► Employment of non-qualified personnel.
► Unauthorized technical modification or reconstruction.
► Use of other connectors as delivered.
The general terms and conditions are valid as well as the delivery terms of the manufacturer and the
legal regulations which were taken when the contract was concluded.
We have reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure consistency with the hardware and
software described. Since variance cannot be precluded entirely, we cannot guarantee full
consistency. However, the information in this publication is reviewed regularly and any necessary
corrections are included in subsequent editions.
1.6. Disposal
The device should be disposed of after use in accordance with the current disposal regulations as
electronic waste.
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2. Device Description
2.1. General
The Qiwi Lite Ethernet Switch is designed for industrial application specially fabric automation. The
Switch features a Lite Management software with a build in web interface for configuration purposes.
With the Lite Management concept this product is the perfect solution where unmanaged Switches
haven’t enough configurations and Full Managed Switches are too expensive and have not needed
features.
The trademark of the device is the easy to use web interface combined with a very good priceperformance ratio. Further the Qiwi Lite supports basic configurations such as VLANs, Quality of
Service, Port Shutdown, Fault Contact and Digital Input.
2.2. Product Features
Feature
Description
Enclosure
IP20, DIN rail
Power supply
9…60 VDC
redundant 2x Vin
Hardware
Store and Forward Architecture
Auto-Negotiation
Auto-MDI/MDI-X
Fault contact 2A, 60V
Digital Input 24V (EN 60131)
LEDs: Port, Power, Status, Error, Digital Input
6 Ports with 10/100BASE-TX
Software
QoS
Port VLAN
Port Mirroring
Port Monitor: speed, link status
Web interface
Firmware-Update
Save/Load of configuration
Event logging
2.3. Scope of delivery
The package consists of the following articles:
1x TRONTEQ Qiwi Lite Switch
1x Connection terminal for power supply, fault contact, Digital Input
1x Installation guide
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2.4. Interfaces
Below is a picture of the Qiwi Lite Switch
Digit
Description
1
System-LEDs: PWR = Power, MOD = Mode, ERR = Error, DI = Digital Input
2
Connection for power supply, fault contact, Digital Input
3
USB Port
4
Ethernet Port with Port-LEDs: LA = Link, SP = Speed
5
Ground connection
3. Installation
WARNING!
Never perform wiring electrical connections if they are under voltage!
Do not perform any assembly work on the device when it is under voltage
3.1. Mounting
Perform the following steps for mounting the device:
► Make sure that all electrical connectors are volt-free
► Make sure that the device is disconnected from all connections
► Mount the device on a DIN rail
► Mount the device on a flat surface with four M4 screws
► Ground the device with the provided ground connection
Make sure that the ground connection is always tightened securely. Use
toothed lock washers with internal teeth to produce ideal contact.
1 3 2
4
5
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3.2. Connecting the power supply
DANGER!
Never perform wiring electrical connections if they are under voltage!
Pin
Assignment
Connection
Image
1
V1
Power supply 1, plus pole
2
GND
Power supply 1 and 2, minus pole
3
FAULT
Fault Contact
4
DI+
Digital Input plus pole
5
DI-
Digital Input minus pole
6
FAULT
Fault Contact
7
GND
Power supply 1 and 2, minus pole
8
V2
Power supply 2, plus pole
3.3. Connecting the Fault Contact
See chapter 3.2.
3.4. Connecting the Digital Input
See chapter 3.2.
3.5. Connecting the USB flash drive
The connection is performed with the USB-A port of the device.
Pin
Assignment
Connection
Image
1
VBUS
+5V 2
D-
Data -
3
D+
Data +
4
GND
Ground (not connected with shielding)
3.6. Connecting the Ethernet ports
The connection is performed with the RJ-45 jacks (8P8C) of the device.
Pin
Assignment
Connection
Image
1
TX+
Data TX+
2
TX-
Data TX-
3
RX+
Data RX+
4 Not connected
5 Not connected
6
RX-
Data RX-
7 Not connected
8 Not connected
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4. First start-up
4.1. Default Settings
The device is delivered pre-configured. The factory configuration is set as follows: after powering the
Switch, the device sends data to all Ethernet ports immediately. The following settings are set at the
factory:
► Web interface IP address: 192.168.0.2
► Web interface user name: admin
► Web interface password: password
► Web interface access: port 1-6
► Ethernet ports: activated
► Auto-Negotiation activated
► VLAN, QoS, Port Mirroring: deactivated
► Link Aggregation: deactivated
► Fault Contact: Normally Open
► Fault Contact Events: V1 or V2 fault; over temperature
► TRAP protocol : UDP
► TRAP IP address: 192.168.0.1:4321
► TRAP events: V1 or V2 fault; over temperature, internal fault
► Logging function: activated
4.2. First operation
Proceed as follows for the first operation:
1. Connect the power supply
2. Connect the PC / notebook to one of the Ethernet ports 1-8 of the device
3. The connected PC / laptop must have the following network settings:
► Configured IP-Address: 192.168.0.1
► Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
4. Start the web browser and enter the LAN-IP address of the device
5. Perform the desired configuration of the device
6. Connect the switch with your network devices
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5. Configuration with web interface
The configuration with the web interface allows you to change the device settings. The IP address of
the Switch must be typed in the web interface to get access. The default IP address is 192.168.0.2.
To get access to the system, the user must authenticate. This will be done using a user name and a
password. Subsequently, the web interface will be loaded
The default access is configured as follows:
User: admin
Password: password
If in the network Broadcast packets are sent permanently through the
Switch, the web interface may be unreachable.
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The left and upper part of the web interface will be displayed on all pages..
The left side is used for navigation and divided into the categories Monitoring, Configuration und
Maintaining. Monitoring shows the states of various parts of the system. In the area configuration
settings can be changed and the area maintaining allows you to save configurations or uploads
firmware updates. The current page is highlighted in color.
The status bar at the top of the Web page shows the most important information of the system and
updates it every 10 seconds. There you can find the state of the devices LEDs, the state of power
supply, the state of the fault contact, the last error, the temperature and the amount of time the system
already is active.
After logging in at first the dashboard appears which shows a detailed overview and already provides
initial information on the state of the network port. In addition, this page contains a graph showing the
connections of the device.
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6. Settings of the system
6.1. Ethernet-Ports
The setting of the Ethernet ports is carried out in the web interface under Configuration > Interfaces.
The page contains two tables. The top shows the state of the interfaces. The table below can be used
to change the settings.
For each port following settings can be choose:
Option
Value
Description
Name
name of the interface (max. 64 characters, no semicolon, no new
line)
Description
description of the interface (max. 64 characters, no semicolon, no
new line)
Link
enable
port activated
disable
port deactivated
Speed
100 MBit
port set to 100 MBit
10 Mbit
port set to 10 MBit
auto
port uses auto-negotiation
Duplex
full
port uses full duplex
half
port uses half full duplex
auto
port uses auto-negotiation
QoS
Port
All incoming packets of the configured port are prioritized.
Tag
Only packets with TOS (type of service) or PCP (priority code point)
higher than 3 are prioritized.
With “Link Status” ports can be activated or shut down.
Deactivating of unneeded ports is recommended if a link-down event
should be monitored (see section 7.2).
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Auto-Negotiation will negotiate the highest speed possible that is supported by the destination device.
In case that Auto-Negotiation is not used, the configuration for speed and duplex must be done in both
network participants to enable communication.
If you set the speed or the duplex mode to "auto", both values are set to
"auto".
Changes can be made by clicking the “Apply” button. To get the actual settings from the switch click
the “undo” button.
Deactivating of administration ports is not possible due to security reason.
Therefore the port must be deactivated as admin port.
With QoS (Quality of Service” the data traffic is prioritized in a network. The switch supports two
different procedures.
Ports based QoS can be activated on maximum 4 ports. For the frame
based QoS there is no such limitless.
6.2. Port Mirroring
Port mirroring (or port monitoring) makes it possible to duplicate network traffic to an observation port
and to analyze it there. Per port, the incoming and outgoing traffic can be duplicated independently.
The settings for port mirroring are set in the web interface at Configuration > Port Mirroring.
In the left table the port mirroring feature is activated or deactivated (default: deactivated). Also, the
observation port (destination port) is set.
The table on the right side defines which ports and traffic, incoming/outgoing, should be mirrored to
the destination port.
To confirm the settings click on the “set” button.
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6.3. Link Aggregation
Link Aggregation (also known as port trunking) makes it possible to bundle multiple ports to enable a
higher and redundant data throughput between two devices.
The setting to Link Aggregation You can find in the web interface at Configuration > Link Aggregation.
Each interface can be assigned to Group A or Group B. To confirm the settings, click on the “submit”
button.
Max. 2 groups are supported by the device.
The connected devices must be configured for Link Aggregation.
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6.4. VLAN
VLANs allow to segment a network and to operate this as a plurality of small networks.
Therefore tagged VLANs as well as port-based VLANs are available.
VLANs can be set up in the web interface at Configuration > VLAN.
The configuration possibilities are versatile, VLANs between all ports are allowed or disallowed in any
way. The table shows the possibilities: Packets that are at the port in the first column are only
forwarded to ports which have a check mark in the row of the respective port.
In most cases the switching for incoming and outgoing traffic is symmetric. To activate symmetric
features, click on the check box “symmetric”. To apply the chosen settings click on “submit all”.
For better and faster configuration just click on “check all” or “clear all” to
select all or none interfaces. Confirm the setting with “submit all”.
The following image shows the configuration of two VLAN network consisting of ports 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5,
port 6 is in both network.
Therefore ports 1, 2, 3 can’t transfer data to ports 4, 5. Port 6 is connected with all ports.
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If different VLANs are wired, problems with data transfer occur. It is
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7. Device Diagnosis
7.1. LED display
With the LED display a quick diagnosis of the device is possible.
System status LED
These LEDs show the status of the device. The LED display is duplicated in the web interface. The
meaning of the LED is shown in the following table.
LED
Color
Activity
Operating state
PWR
-
none
Power supply V1/V2 is not connected or too low.
green
lights up
The device is powered.
green
flashes with
30Hz
There is a fault with redundant power supply.
MOD
-
none
The device is not ready to operate.
green
lights up
The device is ready to operate.
green
flashes with 1Hz
The USB interface is in device mode.
green
flashes with
10Hz
A firmware update is performed.
Loading data from USB flash drive.
ERR
-
none
There is no fault. System is operating properly.
red
flashes with 1Hz
The last loaded configuration file was invalid.
red
flashes with
10Hz
The fault contact is active.
red
flashes with
30Hz
There is an error with the power supply.
red
lights up
Internal system fault or over temperature.
DI
-
none
Digital input is not active.
green
lights up
Digital input is active.
Ethernet port LED
Each Ethernet port hast two LEDs. The meaning of each LED is shown in this table:
LED
Color
Activity
Operating state
LA
-
none
no network connection, Link-Down
green
light up
connected to network, Link-Up
green
flashes
data transfer active
SP
-
none
speed 10 MBit/s, Link-Up
yellow
lights up
speed 100 MBit/s
7.2. Status codes
The system identifies faults and errant events and signals it to the user. The following statuses are
recorded:
Fault code
Short term
Description
0
-
No fault.
2
Power
A power supply is under the valid voltage.
4
Temperature
The configured fault value of the temperature is overrun.
8
Linkdown
Active network port has no data connection = Link Down.
64
Config
The loaded configuration file is invalid.
32, 64, 128
Internal
Internal device fault.
256
Di1
Digital input is triggered.
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In the upper status bar of the web interface the actual status is displayed as text. The status codes are
sent as Traps. If there are several faults, the sum is displayed.
Example: A status code of 10 means Power (2) and Link Down (8).
In the case of a fault event the status is signaled with a fault contact (see chapter 7.3) and traps (see
chapter 7.4)
7.3. Fault contact
The Fault Contact is used to signalize occurring fault events. The Fault Contact can be connected with
devices to receive the fault massage.
The configuration of the Fault Contact is performed in the web interface at Configuration > Fault
Contact. Different events (see chapter 7.2) can be set as trigger for the Fault Contact:
► Power (active as default)
► Temperature (active as default)
► Linkdown
► Internal
► Digital Input
Further the reset of the Fault Contact is configured in two different manners:
► „automatic“: The Fault Contact is automatically reset (inactive) if the problem that caused the
trigger is solved.
► „manual“: The Fault Contact is automatically reset (inactive), as soon as the button “reset” is
clicked on the web interface. If there are one or more active trigger events, the Fault Contact
stays active.
The electrical features of the Fault Contact are described in chapter 12.1Fehler! Verweisquelle
konnte nicht gefunden werden., the connection in chapter 3.3.
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7.4. TRAP
Traps are used to signalizing of fault status of the device. Traps are data packets that are sent to a
configured network address. With the defined network address a monitoring of the device is possible.
The content of the data packet consists of two bytes which contains the current fault status.
In the web interface the following configurations can be made at Configuration > System:
► Traps activate / deactivate (default: activated)
► Protocol: TCP, UDP (default: UDP)
► Target-IP-address (default: 192.168.0.1)
► Target-port: (default: 4321)
As trigger for Traps one or several of the following fault statuses can be configured:
► Power (active as default)
► Temperature (active as default)
► Linkdown (active as default)
► Internal (active as default)
► Digital Input
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7.5. Diagnosis services
With the diagnosis services it is possible to diagnose the device automatically via network. Therefore
SNMP and Modbus TCP are available. The services are configured in “General Settings” at
Configuration > System.
All services do not support authentication. Therefore it would be wise to
only used them if really needed.
7.5.1. SNMP
With the SNMP service it is possible to read device information via network.
The device supports SNMPv1 get- and getnext requests. The change of configurations with set-
messages is not supported.
The requests must be sent to the IP address of the device (see chapter 8.1) and the standard SNMP
port 161.
The read community is: public
Following MIB-II groups are available and can be requested with get and getnext:
► System Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.1)
► Interfaces Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.2)
► Address Translation Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.3)
► IP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.4)
► ICMP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.5)
► TCP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.6)
► UDP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.7)
► SNMP Group (1.3.6.1.2.1.11)
In the System Group the data is sent that is configured at Configuration > System of the web interface.
7.5.2. Modbus TCP
With Modbus TCP the status of the network and the device is read.
The Modbus TCP server is access able on the Modbus TCP standard port 502.
The Modbus TCP server can only serve one client.
Only read commands of the input register (function code 4) are supported. The read command
consists of 16 Bit words. The following Memory Map shows the available data of the switch. The
address consists of the start address 30001 (decimal) and an offset. The names and description are
ASCII coded thereby a word has to characters. Not used characters are filled with 0x00.
The offsets are displayed as hexadecimal digits in the following table.
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Offset(hex)
Length (dec)
Description
Meaning
0x0000
1 word
Vendor ID (0xFFFF)
0x0001
1 word
Unit ID (0x01)
0x0002
1 word
Product Code (0x003)
0x0010
20 word
Vendor Name
0x0030
20 word
Product Name
0x0050
1 word
Product Serial Number
Word 1 (lower 16 Bit)
0x0051
2 word
Firmware Version
0x0053
2 word
Firmware Release Date
WORD 1: DD-HH
WORD 2: YY-MM
0x0055
3 word
Ethernet Mac
Example: Mac: 00:11:22:33:44:55:66
WORD 1: 11 22
WORD 2: 33 44
WORD 3: 55 66
0x0058
1 word
Power 1
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0x0059
1 word
Power 2
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0x005A
1 word
Fault LED
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0x005B-
0x007F
Invalid range
Can not be requested.
0x0080
1 word
Di 1
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0xFFFF: No Di
0x0081
1 word
Di 2
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0xFFFF: No Di
0x0082
1 word
Do 1
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0xFFFF: No Do
0x0083
1 word
Do 2
0x0000: Off
0x0001: On
0xFFFF: No Do
0x0084-
0x008F
Invalid range
Can not be requested.
0x0090
4 word
Product Serial Number
0x0095-
0x009F
Invalid range
Can not be requested.
0x1000
1 word / Port
Port Status
0x0000 => Linkdown
0x0001 => Link up
0x0002 => Disable
0xFFFF: No Port
0x1100
1 word / Port
Port Status
0x0000: 10M-Half
0x0001: 10M-Full
0x0002: 100M-Half
0x0003: 100M-Full
0x1400
1 word / Port
Port description
Description (ASCII Format)
It is possible to read multiple registers at once. It is important that there are no invalid ranges, because
then the request will be answered with a fault.
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7.6. Digital Input
The device has a Digital Input which can be wired with another device as far as the electrical
specifications (chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden.) are met. The
connection of the Digital Input is described in chapter 3.4.
A level change is detected by the switch. The level change will be displayed via the DI-LED (see
chapter 7.1) and in the web interface.
In addition a Trap message (see chapter 7.4) can be sent. Further the Digital Input can be configured
as a trigger source of the Fault Contact.
The In the web interface at Configuration > System the level change is configured to which the Digital
Input should react:
► Rising edge
► Falling edge
► Disabled
If one edge is causing the event, the other edge deactivates the event.
7.7. Logging
The device can record events and write them in log files. That contains the system status, messages
and events caused by the user.
Logging can be activated or deactivated in the web interface at Configuration > System under
“Gerneral Settings”. Per default the Logging is deactivated.
The log entries are displayed in the web interface at Monitoring > Logging. The following table is an
example of the log entries.
Time
Type
Description
0 day(s) 00:00:00
device
power on
0 day(s) 00:00:00
fault contact
inactive
0 day(s) 00:00:00
device
booted
0 day(s) 00:00:01
interface
interface 6 link up
0 day(s) 00:00:10
user
web interface login
0 day(s) 00:00:30
user
configuration file loaded
0 day(s) 00:00:30
fault contact
inactive
The log file can also be downloaded from the device. To download the current log please click on the
download button in the Monitoring > Logging menu at the right hand side.
If a log file reaches 1MB the logging will continue in a new log file with
incremented number. The file with the highest number in its name has the
newest log entries.
The internal memory is big enough for two of such files. If those files are
full, the older one is deleted, the number of the remaining file is
decremented and a new file is written.
All logging files can also be downloaded on a USB flash drive. Therefore browse to Maintaining >
Settings and check the box of “Logging Files” in the first menu “Copy to USB”.
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8. Configuration system access
8.1. IP address
The configuration of the IP address is performed in the web interface at Configuration > System. In the
“System Settings” menu the IP address, the subnet mask and the gateway are set. Change the
settings and click on “submit” button to confirm the settings. The default settings are:
► IP address: 192.168.0.2
► Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
► Gateway: 192.168.0.1
Changes of those settings become active after a restart of the system.
With the button “reboot” a restart of the device is performed.
8.2. Administration port
The access to the web interface of the device can be blocked on certain ports.
The configuration is performed in the web interface at Configuration > Admin Interfaces.
Deactivated ports can’t be set as administration ports. Therefore the user
can’t be locked out.
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It is recommended to deactivate unused ports, because in a high network
load the Management functions are not reachable.
8.3. Password change
The password can be changed via the web interface or with a USB flash drive.
8.3.1. Web interface
The password can be set in the Maintaining > Settings menu. To change the password, the new
password must be entered twice and confirmed with the “change password” button.
8.3.2. USB interface
The password can be changed with the USB port therefore a USB flash drive is needed. It has to be
prepared as described in chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden..
To change the password an authentication file is needed. This file must have the name
“newpassword.pass”, the content is the new user name and new password. The requirements of the
format are described in chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden..
For the password the following conventions must be complied
► at least 5 characters
► max. 16 characters
► no special character, no umlauts
After you put in the USB flash drive the password is automatically changed without a restart. If a web
interface session is active, the session becomes invalid and the user is logged out automatically.
8.4. Configuration files
The whole system configuration can be managed by configuration files.
In the web interface the configuration files are at Maintaining > Settings. The following functions are
supported:
► Save of the configuration:
on a USB flash drive („config.cfg“), as a download on a PC
► Load and apply of the configuration file:
of a USB flash drive („config.cfg“), as a Upload from a PC
► Load default settings
Configuration files can be loaded and applied automatically from a USB
flash drive, see chapter 9.
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9. Configuration with USB flash drive
9.1. Function
The used USB flash drive must only have one partition and must be in the FAT format. The following
formats are supported: FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32.
New data of a USB flash drive is automatically applied only if the flash drive is authenticated with a
valid user name and password. Therefore a authentication file named „userpassword.pass“ must be
on the USB flash drive.
To perform the configuration via USB flash drive a valid authentication file
must be on the USB flash drive.
The authentication file must be an ASCII-coded test file without formatting. In the first line must contain
the user name, the second the password.
The structure of the directory of the USB flash drive must look like that:
USB flash drive - directory
► userpassword.pass
► log
► logfile1.log
► logfile2. log
► …
► configuser
► config.cfg
► confignew.cfg
► newpassword.pass
► OSYS_TQPRODUCT_Rxx.bin
9.2. Perform the configuration
To change the configuration of the switch, a valid configuration file in the folder "configuser" of the
USB flash drive must be present. The configuration file must be "confignew.cfg". After
plugging the USB flash drive into the switch, the device will load automatically the new configuration
file and apply it after the successful authentication.
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10. Firmware Update
A firmware update can be done via the web interface. Optionally, a firmware update can be performed
via USB flash drive.
As long as a firmware update is running, the supply voltage should not be
interrupted.
This may take a while but you can see it on the System Status LEDs (see
chapter 7.1).
For the firmware update you require a firmware file which is compatible with the device.
Never change the name of the firmware file.
10.1. Firmware update via web interface
You can find the option at Maintaining > Update Firmware. After selecting the start firmware update
you can select the pop-up window in the firmware file. After that you can transfer the firmware update
to your device by clicking the "upload" button. It will start automatically.
10.2. Firmware update via USB flash drive
To install a firmware update via an USB flash drive, an authenticatable USB flash drive should
be used, see in chapter 9.1. An authentication file has to exist on the USB flash drive. The
firmware file must also be present in the root directory.
The firmware update will start automatically after the USB flash drive is connected to the device.
During this process the MOD LED flashes as described in section 7.1.
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11. Help menu
In the help menu you will get helpful advices and tips to all supported functions of the device. Navigate
to the Help menu on the bottom left side of the web interface. Click on a term that you want to be
explained, a window with short information will come up. Click on „Open as site and info as pop-up“
and you will get to the web site of the actual term. The help information text will appear in a pop-up
window.
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12. Technical data
12.1. Electrical
Power Ports
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Operating voltage (V1, V2) SELV
Direct current voltage
Small alternating voltage
9,6
18
24
24
60
32
V dc
V ac
Reset level (V1, V2)
-
9,0
-
V dc
Current consumption, full load all ports
V1,V2 = 9.6V
V1,V2 = 24V
V1,V2 = 60V
-
-
-
250
100
65
-
-
-
mA
mA
mA
Peak inrush current
<1ms -
10 @ 9,6V
14 @ 60V
A
Power consumption
V1,V2 = 9.6V
V1,V2 = 24V
V1,V2 = 60V
-
-
-
2.40
2.40
3.90
2.65
2.65
4.20
W
W
W
Bridging of power outage
10 - -
ms
Operating voltage (V1, V2) SELV
Direct current voltage
Small alternating voltage
9,6
18
24
24
60
32
V dc
V ac
Ethernet Ports
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Switch architecture
Store-and-Forward
Bitrate - 10/100
-
Mbit/s
Output resistance
-
100
-
Input resistance
-
100
-
Latency (Packet size 64Byte – 1518Byte)
at 100Mbit/s
at 10Mbit/s
-
-
8.0
8.0
-
-
µs
µs
Throughput Unicast- Packet
Packet size 64Byte – 1518Byte
-
Full wire
speed
-
pps
Throughput Multicast- Packet
Packet size 64Byte – 1518Byte
-
Full wire
speed
-
pps
Packet size
without VLAN Tag
with VLAN Tag
64
64
-
-
1518
1522
Byte
Byte
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Fault Contact
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Switching voltage
AC
DC
-
-
-
-
30
60
VAC
VDC
Switching current (SELV)
- - 1
A
Digital Input
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Low level (logic 0)
-0.3 0 5
VDC
High level (logic 1)
11
24
30
VDC
Isolation
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Data ports ↔ data ports
± 2250 - -
VDC
Data ports ↔ V1, V2, USB, fault contact
± 2250 - -
VDC
Data ports ↔ housing (grounding)
± 2250 - -
VDC
Fault contact ↔ V1, V2, USB, housing
± 1500 - -
VDC
Housing (grounding) ↔ V1, V2, USB
± 850 - -
VDC
Data ports ↔ data ports
± 2250 - -
VDC
12.2. Mechanical
Parameter
typ.
Dim.
Dimensions (H x B x T, ± 0,5 mm)
64 x 105 x 48
mm
Mass net
250
g
Housing protection class
IP20
-
12.3. Environment
Parameter
min.
typ.
max.
Dim.
Ambient temperature during operation
-40 - +70
°C
Ambient temperature storage
-40 - +85
°C
Humidity (not condensing)
10 - 95
%
Air pressure during operation
795
(+2000m)
- - hPa
13. Licenses
The firmware of the Qiwi consists of files that are licensed, one part is Open Source. The following
table shows the used Open Sources projects and the associated licenses.
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Software / Project
Version
Licenses
FreeRTOS
7.0.0
GPL2 + MODIFIED BY the FreeRTOS exception
ASF
3.21.0/3.18.1
Atmel ASF license
lwIP
1.4
BSD
axTLS
1.5.2
BSD
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