User`s Manual - AIC Wireless
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1. 10 Move the antenna if directional to scan a wider area 11 Logout of the unit when finished and cycle power INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 6 Connect ModBusTCP bus to WMT900 TCP via the RJ45 Port Connect 12 24 VAC DC power as labeled Digital LED sequence should begin AIC Eth revision number WMT900 TCP will begin searching for paired unit s Note For radios configured as a server the LED channel numbers will descend from 12 to 0 and reverse for client radios Verify the RF network communication with the Channel Link Quality LQ RFTX RFRX Link and Power LEDs WARNING If using AC power option a 24 VAC isolation transformer must be used Ensure neither of the two secondaries are bonded www aic wireless com Page 7 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL 900 MHz CHANNEL TABLE 903 12500 MHz 905 20833 MHz 907 29167 MHz 909 37500 MHz 911 45833 MHz 913 54167 MHz 915 62500 MHz 917 70833 MHz 919 79167 MHz 921 87500 MHz 923 95833 MHz 926 04167 MHz O COND U BWHN erer NFO LIMITED WARRANTY This product is warranted to the original purchaser for normal use for a period of 360 days from the date of purchase If a defect covered under this warranty occurs AIC Wireless will repair or replace the defective part at its option at no cost This warranty does not cover defects resulting from misuse lightning or modification of the product Appropriate actions should be taken by the inst2. LEAVE IN UP POSITION Direct Patch Cable Pairing Follow these instructions to establish a Server Access Point Client Subscriber relationship between the WMT900 TCP transceivers using the Direct Patch Cable method 1 Place Dip Switch 1 in the down position away from the top label to designate the WMT900 TCP as a Server Access Point 2 Ensure both Dip Switch 1 and 2 are in the up position towards the top label for each Client Subscriber unit Note Each Server Access Point can be addressed to only 16 Client Subscriber units 3 Connect a standard patch cable via the RJ45 port between the designated Server Access Point and the Client Subscriber unit to be paired 4 Power on the Client Subscriber unit then power on the Server Access Point unit within 5 seconds The Channel and Link Quality LEDs will sequence and stop on the revision number Wait 5 seconds www aic wireless com Page 4 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL At this point the Server Access Point is exchanging internal addressing information with the Client Subscriber unit 5 Cycle power on each unit and remove the patch cable 6 With antennas connected and a minimum of 3 feet distance between transceivers the Client Subscriber should link up with the Server Access Point indicated by a locked channel and fixed link quality on the LEDs 7 Repeat as necessary with additional Client Subscriber units Web Browser Pairing Follow these instructions to estab
3. time division slot it will use when communicating with the Server 5 The Server and any given Client must share a common 128 bit encryption key and Network ID The Server automatically scans for the best of the 12 available radio frequency channels encrypts ModBusTCP data received from the network and transmits it wirelessly to the correct Client The Server is constantly monitoring the radio link and can automatically change the channel if performance is degraded due to interference If two Server units are very close to one another they may interfere if operating on adjacent frequency channels Place them at least 20 feet apart or manually select non adjacent channels for their operation Also the Client should be placed at least 10 feet from the Server to avoid overloading the WMT900 TCP receiver Any 10 100 BaseT ModBusTCP client device ECD can be connected to an WMT900 TCP Client Each Client encrypts ModBusTCP traffic received from the attached ECD and transmits the www aic wireless com Page 3 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL data wirelessly to its Server Each Client can be plugged directly into an ECD without adding drivers or loading software Essentially once the Server Client pair is configured and running it behaves like a continuous ModBusTCP cable WMT900 TCP SETUP DIP SWITCH SETTINGS Switch 1 Down Away from label Server Radio Setting Switch 1 Up Towards label Client Radio Setting Switch 2 Factory Use Only
4. WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL WMT900 TCP User s Manual 900 MHz Wireless ModBusTCP Radio gt JC W I RE LE S Sm www aic wireless com Page 1 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL Thank you for your purchase of the WMT900 TCP Wireless ModBusTCP Transceiver With appropriate placement and antenna selection the WMTS900 TCP can expand any ModBusTCP network providing access to previously unreachable locations Detailed setup instructions are included in this manual Should you have any technical questions please contact your distributor for support or email support aic wireless com 2010 by AIC Wireless All rights reserved 101 N Washington Street Sylvester Georgia 31791 229 776 2510 1 877 424 2953 FAX 229 776 2512 www aic wireless com Page 2 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL OPERATIONAL SUMMARY The WMTS900 TCP Transceiver allows the user to create a long range wireless ModBusTCP network with up to 16 Client units per access Server Configuring a wireless link with the WMT900 TCP requires the establishment of five elements 1 Each radio must know whether it is to be a Server or Client 2 The Server must know how many Clients are expecting communication with it 3 The Server and any given Client must agree on which radio frequency channel they are using This can be set manually or allowed to change automatically 4 The Client must be assigned a unique subscriber ID to specify which
5. aller to ensure surge protection is present www aic wireless com Page 8 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL Compliance Statement Part 15 19 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Warning Part 15 21 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment RF Exposure OET Bulletin 65 To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements for mobile transmitting devices this transmitter should only be used or installed at locations where there is at least 20cm separation distance between the antenna and all persons Information to the User Part 15 105 b This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this
6. equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help www aic wireless com Page 9
7. er 8 will be entered if the Server Access Point is addressed to 8 Client Subscriber units 11 If desired a user specific Network Name 32 bit HEX and Encryption Key 128 bit HEX can be applied following the listed example 12 After all changes have been made select Apply 13 After Applying the changes select the Reset Device button This will cycle power on the device and ensure all changes were accepted Embedded Spectrum Analyzer Follow these instructions to utilize the embedded Spectrum Analyzer This can be a valuable tool to evaluate the RF environment of the installation site Note the internal IP Address of each WMT900 TCP by default is 192 168 17 17 1 Set the laptop PC used to configure the WMT900 TCP to a static IP Address such as 192 168 17 19 2 Connect a standard patch cable between the laptop PC and the WMT900 TCP 3 Apply power to the WMT9OO TCP www aic wireless com Page 6 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL 4 Connect the desired Omni Directional or Directional antenna to the WMT900 TCP Open the laptop PC web browser and enter the IP Address of the unit 192 168 17 17 The AIC Wireless splash screen will appear Enter the password password where prompted Scroll to the bottom of the page and select Fast Spectrum Scan Change the Automatic Scan Interval to the desired refresh rate Select Scan Now to begin analyzing the RF environment within range of the WMT900 TCP
8. lish a Server Access Point Client Subscriber relationship between the WMT900 TCP transceivers using the Web Browser method Note the internal IP Address of each WMT900 TCP by default is 192 168 17 17 1 Set the laptop PC used to configure the WMT900 TCP to a static IP Address such as 192 168 17 19 2 Connect a standard patch cable between the laptop PC and the WMT900 TCP 3 Ensure that the desired Dip Switch setting is selected Refer to Dip Switch Settings 4 Apply power to the WMT900 TCP 5 Open the laptop PC web browser and enter the IP Address of the unit 192 168 17 17 6 The AIC Wireless splash screen will appear Enter the password password where prompted 7 The Statistics and Device Information will populate with the information in the transceiver 8 Scroll to the bottom and select the Advanced Admin button www aic wireless com Page 5 WMT900 TCP USER S MANUAL 9 Under the Device Settings tab in Advanced Admin the device can be configured Note if the device is manually configured via dip switches as a Server Access Point or Client Subscriber do not change via the web browser This will populate based on the dip switch setting 10 Enter the Client Subscriber ID number where prompted Note Each client must have a unique ID not to exceed 16 per Server Access Point If the device is a Server Access Point the number of subscribers on this unit s network needs to be entered Example the Numb
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