Industrial Automation Protocols | Lantronix 10 guide

Introduction

A few examples of attached devices are:

•PLCs

•AC/DC drives

•CNC systems

•Operator panels and message displays

•Process Controls

•Instrumentation

•Power monitoring equipment

•Scales and weighing systems

•Barcode scanners

•Label printers

•Most factory floor serial devices

1.3.1 Industrial Automation Protocols

IAP Device Servers, adapted to multiple factory environments, can unite any mixture of equipment from industrial automation vendors into a single reliable pipeline. This new and open infrastructure opens the way for data to flow in real time from all your plant devices up to your IT layer.

IAP Device Servers are delivered with IAP Standard Tunneling protocol and can be loaded with industrial communication protocols. The suite of protocols include DF1 (Rockwell Automation) and Modbus (Schneider Electric). Where the IAP Standard Tunneling protocol is limited to exclusive, standard ASCII device-to-device connections, the industrial protocols offer connections to other devices that require special formatting or features simultaneously.

For information about using any of the industrial communication protocols, see the user manuals on the software CD or our web site. Protocol firmware files are also contained on the CD and new versions are available from the Lantronix web site.

You can set up the unit using the serial port, or remotely over Ethernet using Telnet or a web browser. The CD that comes with your Device Server includes DeviceInstaller, a Windows based configuration software that simplifies the process of installing protocols and configuring them for use with attached devices. IAP Device Servers use Flash memory for maintenance-free, non-volatile storage which allows for fast system upgrades.

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Contents

UDS-10 User Guide Copyright and Trademark Date Rev Author Comments Disclaimer and Revisions Declaration of Conformity Warranty Sales Offices Table of Contents Server Configuration Network Configuration DeviceComm Manager 10.1 UDS-10-IAP List of Figures List of Tables Disconnect Mode Options Page Introduction UDS-10 UDS-10B UDS-10-IAP UDS-10-IAP Device Server Industrial Automation Protocols Port Number Network ProtocolsPacking Algorithm IP Address RJ-45 Ethernet Interface Serial Interface Primary Function Signal NameEthernet Cable DIR PIN Serial Interface Connection LED LEDsMeaning Product Information Label DimensionsSoftware Support Reset Switch Power Requirements Technical Specs Technical SpecificationsPage Internet Protocol IP Address Getting StartedAddresses and Port Number Ethernet MAC Address UDS-10 Connected to Serial Device and Network Physically Connecting the Unit Method Description Methods of Assigning the IP Address AutoIP Dhcp Install DeviceInstaller Software DeviceInstaller Assign IP Address and Network Class DeviceInstaller Window Ping Device Window Test the IP Address Search Network Window Add the Unit to the Manage List Devices in a Group Device Management Window Opening a Configuration Window ARP and Telnet Serial Port Login Configuring via Web Browser Configuring the Unit Using DeviceInstaller Configure Web Manager 3.0 has the following buttons Web Manager Unit Configuration Server Properties Telnet Password Port Properties Configure Technical Support Update Settings Using a Telnet Connection Configuring via the Setup Mode Window Setup Mode Window Using the Serial Port Server Configuration Network ConfigurationSet Gateway IP Address Network Class Host Bits Netmask Netmask Number of Bits for Host PartNetmask Host Bits Dhcp Naming Change Telnet configuration password Baudrate Channel 1 Configuration Serial Port Parameters2 I/F Interface Mode Mode Option Common I/F Mode Setting Binary Hex Flow Control Option Hex FlowPort Numbers Reserved for Connect Mode Option Connect Mode Manual Connection Address Example ATD Modem Mode Function Command DisConnMode Disconnect Mode OptionRemote IP Address Remote Port Input Buffer Serial to Network Flush Mode Buffer Flushing Pack Control Options Pack Control Telnet Terminal Type DisConnTime Inactivity TimeoutChannel Port Password Send Characters TCP Keepalive time in s Expert SettingsSecurity Settings Disable Snmp Factory Defaults Get Configuration Exit Configuration Mode Set Configuration Protocol Firmware Updating Protocol Firmware Via DeviceInstaller Search Network Window Via Tftp Upgrade Firmware Tftp Dialog Box Via Another Unit Via the Serial Port DeviceComm Manager Install DeviceComm Manager Installing DeviceComm Manager Status Meaning Setup Firmware Technical Support Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problems and Error Messages Firmware field UDS/CoBox Page Entering Monitor Mode Via the Network Port Monitor ModeMonitor Mode Entering Monitor Mode Via the Serial Port Response Meaning Command Command Name Function Byte Command Parameters Network Configuration using UDPUDP Datagrams Byte Command Parameters Acquiring a Valid Setup Record Configuring Multiple Devices Sending a Setup Record Option Hex Intel Hex Format Calculating the Two’s Complement Calculating the Checksum Bytes Function Setup Records Channel Parameters Channel Parameters Option Binary Hex Interface Mode Flow Control Baud RateSpeed Hex Bps Connect Mode Disconnect Mode Option Function 5 4 3 2 1 Network Class Network Portion of Address IP AddressesNetwork Portion Subnet Portion Network Class Network Bits Host Bits Netmask Host PortionNetwork Address Broadcast Address Network RFCs Private IP Networks and the Internet Decimal Binary Hex Binary to Hex Conversion UDP Connect Mode Options Hostlist Unconditionally Character No active startup Connect Mode Options for Modem Emulation Disconnect Mode Options Binary to Hex Flush Mode Buffer Flushing Options Active connection Enable Passive connection Disconnect Disconnect Active connection Passive connection Enable Active connection Disconnect Enable Passive connection Active connection Passive connection Disconnect Enable Passive connection Active connection Disconnect Enable Interface Mode Options Pack Control Options Byte Sequence 250ms Yes 5sec 12ms 52ms Page Class C Network IP AddressesClass a Network Class B Network Broadcast Address Network AddressIP Netmask Network RFCs Private IP Networks and the InternetPage AUI Glossary of Terms BNC Bootp Chap Dhcp CSMA/CD Fddi FTP Http LAT IPXIsdn LAN MMJ MAUMIB MII MOP NOS NIC PPP PAPProm ROM Rmon Snmp RtelSlip SNA 10BASE-T SPXSQE TCP/IP Tftp UTP