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Xantrex Technology Freedom SW Series manual Physical Features, Data Ports and Reset Button

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Physical Features

Physical Features

Physical Features

The following illustration shows the Conext ComBox. The tables in the following sections contain descriptions of the connectors, indicators, and data ports.

Data Ports and Reset Button

The data ports and reset are located at the top, front of the Conext ComBox.

Their functions are listed in the following table.

Item	Description

Reset	The Reset pinhole is used to restore factory settings or clear
	internal firmware memory. See “Resetting the Conext ComBox to
	Factory Settings” on page 3–30and “Clearing the Internal Firmware
	Memory” on page 3–36.

Micro-SD	The Micro-SD data port is used with a micro-SD card to extend
	Conext ComBox memory for data logging.

Host	The Host USB data port is used for uploading firmware upgrades
	into the device - a thumb drive or equivalent mass storage device
	can be used. See “Clearing the Internal Firmware Memory” on
	page 3–36.

Device	The Device USB data port is used for transferring files from the
	Conext ComBox to a PC.

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Contents

For Freedom SW Series of Products Owner’s Guide Conext ComBox Communication and Monitoring DeviceProduct Part Number: Exclusion for DocumentationDocument Number: Revision: Revision AFirmware Revision About This GuidePurpose ScopeAbbreviations and Acronyms DANGERNOTICE Conventions Used975-0704-01-01Revision A Related InformationRelated Products About This GuidePage Contents Important Safety Instructions 1Overview2Installation 3Configuration 5Troubleshooting ASpecifications4Monitoring Page HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE Important Safety InstructionsREAD AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS - DO NOT DISCARD HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCKEQUIPMENT DAMAGE EQUIPMENT DAMAGENOTICE NOTICE1 Overview •Physical Features•Power Sources for the Conext ComBox •User Interface •System Scheduled MaintenanceCompatible Xanbus Components Data Ports and Reset Button Physical FeaturesLED Indicator Lights LEDs Communication and Power Ports Conext ComBox on a Local Area Network LAN Types of Conext ComBox NetworksConext ComBox with Remote Access Power Sources for the Conext ComBoxDANGER HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIREOverview User Interface Home Screen Menu Bar Conext ComBox Setup Buttons Other Buttons System Scheduled MaintenanceOverview 1–14975-0704-01-01Revision A 2 Installation Choosing a Location DANGERHAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE Materials and Tools Required Materials ListAdditional Material and Tools Wall Mount Mounting the Conext ComBoxDIN Rail Mount 0 hi D D S975-0704-01-01Revision A See NOTE belowWiring the Dry Contact Connector ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARDDANGER Wiring the Conext ComBox to an Ethernet Network NOTICEEQUIPMENT DAMAGE Installation PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARD Turning On the Conext ComBoxConnecting the AC/DC Power Adapter DANGERELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD EQUIPMENT DAMAGE DANGERNOTICE ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARDInstallation If a web browser window does not open Installation 975-0704-01-01Revision A Installation 2–18975-0704-01-01Revision A 3 Configuration Configuration Steps User name Logging InPassword Two Types of Accounts975-0704-01-01Revision A Configurationin the menu bar to change the password Once you log in, clickChanging the Admin Password Configuration PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARD Changing the TimeConfiguration Changing E-MailSettings Configuration Connecting the Conext ComBox to the Xanbus Network Configuration NOTICEEQUIPMENT DAMAGE Changing Basic Conext ComBox Settings Control Panel Changing Advanced Conext ComBox Settings General Settings Change User Password Settings TCP/IP Settings Change Admin Password SettingsE-mailReporting E-mailSettingsConfiguration Page Page FTP Logger Dry Contact Relay Suppress Device Faults/WarningsModbus Communications Xanbus CommunicationsModbus Byte Order Modbus Address List Modbus Address Enumeration Changing Advanced Conext ComBox Settings System Diagram Resetting the Conext ComBox to Factory SettingsChanging Device Settings NOTICEEQUIPMENT DAMAGE Configuration 3–32975-0704-01-01Revision A Changing Device Settings Using Cascading Parameters Upgrading Firmware Clearing the Internal Firmware Memory Upgrading Firmware Configuration 3–38975-0704-01-01Revision A Installing Conext ComBox Upgrades Remotely Configuration Installing Xanbus Device Upgrades 3–42 Configuration•Then, click Upgrade on the web interface If retrying does not work•Monitoring System Components •Managing Data Logs 4 MonitoringIt includes •Monitoring LEDs •Monitoring Conext ComBox Status InformationStartup Monitoring LEDsState Monitoring Conext ComBox Status InformationOperating Mode IndicatorMonitoring 975-0704-01-01Revision A Monitoring Conext ComBox Status InformationDevices Monitoring System ComponentsMonitoring System Components NOTICE EQUIPMENT DAMAGEMonitoring 975-0704-01-01Revision A 8.Change the settings accordinglyMonitoring System Components 6. Click in the left side menuSystem Component Energy Graphs Monitoring System Components Interpreting a Battery Energy Graph 4–13 Interpreting a Load Energy GraphMonitoring System Components 975-0704-01-01Revision AInterpreting a Generator Energy Graph Managing Data Logs 2.Click in the left side menu To access the custom Logging informationMonitoring 1. In the menu bar, clickAccessing and Downloading Log Files Monitoring 4–18975-0704-01-01Revision A •Browsing System Event and Fault Log Files 5 Troubleshooting•Viewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings •Viewing Faults and WarningsViewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings Troubleshooting975-0704-01-01Revision A To determine the cause of the fault or warning Viewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings975-0704-01-01Revision A 975-0704-01-01Revision A Troubleshooting 4. Click Events975-0704-01-01Revision A Viewing Xanbus Device Faults and WarningsViewing System Events Viewing Faults and Warnings1. Click Browsing System Event and Fault Log FilesTo browse log files Browsing System Event and Fault Log Files975-0704-01-01Revision A Troubleshooting4. Click the root folder to expand the file tree The root folder contains the following foldersBrowsing Energy Log Files 975-0704-01-01Revision A Troubleshooting 5. Expand the Energy folderEnergy data is arranged by device and by year 5–10Browsing Energy Log Files Common Solutions Common Solutions Troubleshooting 5–14975-0704-01-01Revision A 975-0704-01-01Revision A A SpecificationsData Interfaces Electrical SpecificationsPower Supply SELV or Class 2 Power Sources Communication InterfacesMemory General SpecificationsRegulatory Approvals FeaturesPhysical Dimensions Front ViewSide View Bottom View Back View Specifications975-0704-01-01Revision A Page 975-0704-01-01Revision A Schneider Electric