Media Gateway: User Manual - Technica Engineering GmbH
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1. C EthernetSwitch Re lease vi1 18 83redtool exe t 192 168 60 49 f EthernetSwitch cre srec r Connecting to 192 168 68 49 906H 1 gt Connected Sending C Testing TFIP server tktpServer ready Port 69 tFtpServer 127 0 0 1 requested File Ethernet witch cre srec TFIP transfer finished TFTIP server ok Loading test file tftpServer 192 168 6 49 requested file Ethernet witch cre srec TFIF transfer finished File loaded successfully Updating application Erasing flash Flash erased Loading file tftpServer 192 168 60 49 requested File EthernetSwitch cre srec TFIP transfer finished File loaded successfully Run application C EthernetSwitch Re lease vl1 180 8 gt Page 33 of 38 lt technica engineering 9 Application Firmware Update You can download the latest firmware and documentation for the MediaGateway here http www technica engineering de MediaGateway The application firmware of the device may be updated by the following process d Warning Never downgrade the bootloader or application to a former version This could cause serious problems 5 NOTE If you update the application the bootloader should also be updated to the latest ver sion A Warning Not following this instruction may cause erroneous states of the device You will have to send it back to Technica Engineering for repair Technica Engineering may charge support fees for this service A Wa2. Si Dr Switch 2 Mirroring PO Pi P2 P3 DA P8 Speed Autonegotiation all Capable M Detected Speed 1000 Mbps Full Duplex DO BR S2 P0 Drop ingress packets with inner VLAN IDs P4 BR S3 P3 source IP f BR S3 P2 e destination IP S3 P8 Switch 3 BR S3 PO S3 P5 Besides the common fields to all ports Ethernet ports allows the user to select link speed e Mirroring The Mirroring feature of a current port copies all incoming traffic from the checked port BroadR Reach or internal port to this capture port NOTE Only one port per switch can be the capture port If another port internal P4 or P8 is using mirroring Ethernet port cannot use mirroring e Speed It is possible to set the speed of an Ethernet port through auto negotiation Following table shows the avaliable options Auto negotiation all Capable Duplex and Speed auto detection Auto Only 10 Mbps Capable Duplex auto detection 10 Mbps advertisement Auto Only 100 Mbps Capable Duplex auto detection 100 Mbps adv Auto Only 1000 Mbps Capable Duplex auto detection 1000 Mbps adv e Detected speed Show result of link negotiation Speed and half full duplex Page 15 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 5 2 BroadR Reach Port System Information Control Panel Switch Status Contact Switch Status P4 CPU Switch 1 BroadR Reach Port 3 BR S1 P2 Port name BR S1 P3 er ere Switch 1 Default VLAN ID 061 BR S1 P1 VLAN members
3. checkbox default This will keep the device running without entering the sleep mode If you enable Watchover functionality MediaGateway will send periodically status information about its state For example transmitted and dropped frame counters More details about the format of these frames see the Fibex File and pdf description in the firmware release files 5 Note Watchover or Diagnose Service functionality is available from firmware version 4 1 2 Page 11 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 4 Switch Status Tab The main configuration of the switch is done in the Switch Status tab Here you can configure details about each port and get some status information about the ports and switch states On the left side of the page you can see an overview of all available ports A blue bar at the side of a port label indicates an active link On the Cascade SFP port there is no link indication 5 4 1 Global Configuration When you click on Switch Status tab and no port or switch is still selected Global configuration will appear Here it is possible to activate Single or Double tagging On the right side details of the selected port are displayed System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status P4 CPU BR S1 P3 Global configuration BR S1 P2 IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode E4 S1 P5 Switch i Double tagging EA BR S1 P1 Select a port or switch on the left for details BR S
4. EtherType A value of 0x9100 indicates that the frame has double tag information Outer VID Tag close to Source MAC is the ISP tag Outer Tag Inner VID Tag following is the Customer tag Inner Tag Page 25 of 38 lt technica engineering With enabled Double tagging for each port user can set now the following parameters for VLAN settings Following picture shows in green the available fields for Double tagging System Information Control Panel Switch Status Contact Switch Status P4 CPU BR S1 P3 Switch 1 Ethernet Port 5 BR S1 P2 Port name 1 P5 S1 P5 Switch 1 Default VLAN ID BR S1 P1 VLAN membership BR S1 P0 VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Asreceived v P4 BR S2 P3 Tx octets 2610780 Rx octets 3012168 BR S2 P2 mae I De S2 P5 Switch 2 Mirroring Por pO REO pO mO eet BR S2 P1 Speed Autonegotiation all Capable M Detected Speed 1000 Mbps Full Duplex DO BR S2 P0 _ Drop ingress packets with D mm DEE inner VLAN IDs source IP BR S3 P2 e destination IP ez D I GCuntch 2 Default VLAN ID User can set the default VLAN identifier for this port NOTE Untagged frames received to this port will be tagged with its Default VLAN ID In case of VLAN Membership Setting a VLAN membership ID makes the port a member in the given virtual LAN The switch will route forward packets which are tagged with one of these IDs t
5. MediaGateway provides flexible VLAN configuration for each ingress receiv ing port NOTE It is not possible to cover all of possible combinations that VLAN feature pro vides It will be explained as accurate as possible with a couple of uses cases 6 1 VLAN Basics A Virtual LAN VLAN is a logical switched LAN formed by segmenting physical Local Area Net works LANs Separating a switched LAN into one or more VLANS provides multiple advantages 1 Multicast and Broadcast packages flood are limited only to the required segments to save LAN bandwidth 2 Provides security LAN traffic is restricted only to its specific segment 3 Eases management by logically grouping ports across multiples switches VLAN work in the same was as physical LANs Source device sends a packet to an end station or network device inside the same VLAN The MediaGateway allows the user to create Virtual Local Area Networks VLANs in order to sepa rate traffic of different sources and providing a better general performance 6 2 Port Based VLAN MediaGateway uses port based VLAN This feature partitions the switching ports into a virtual private domains designated on a per port basis Data switching outside of the port private domain is not al lowed The port based VLAN feature works as a filter rejecting all the traffic destined to non private domain ports Once a packet is received MediaGateway s switch tries to identify the VLAN for the r
6. O O 3 P5 The Host LED can toggle at three different speeds e Slow toggle approx 0 5 sec during normal operation to show that the microcontroller is run ning in normal mode e Fast toggle approx 0 1 sec when the microcontroller is in bootloader mode The bootloader mode is used for firmware update only see below in this manual You cannot access the website when the device is in bootloader mode e When the device is in Bootloader Update Mode the LED toggles with moderate frequency approx 0 25 sec The port status LEDs Switch 1 to 3 and Port 3 to 0 monitors the link status of the corresponding port The LEDs are lit when there is BroadR Reach link detected They begin to blink when there is data traffic on this link NOTE There is an issue when P N of the bus are swapped The LED may be on in this case on BroadR Reach slave side but there will be no data transmission possible The built in LEDs in RJ45 connector shows the status of the gigabit ports The left orange LED is lit by a link up The right yellow will blink on data traffic The Pushbutton on the left side of the case will reset all settings to factory default Pressing this button down for 10 seconds with a pen during powerup startup of the device The IP Address will be reset to default 192 168 0 49 All settings will be lost NOTE MAC Address will not be changed Page 8 of 38 Control Panel Home S technica engineering 5 Con
7. 1 P0 BR S2 P3 BR S2 P2 Si DS Switch 2 DR Si Di BR S2 P0 P4 BR S3 P3 BR S3 P2 S3 P8 Switch 3 BR S3 P1 BR S3 P0 S3 P5 E Note For more information about VLAN configuration in chapter 6 Page 12 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 4 2 ARL Table status When you click on the switch label the Address Resoultion Table of this switch will be displayed for your information ARL table is filled dynamically It shows the learned MAC adresses VLAN ID Forward port and Age Bit E NOTE Age Bit indicates if ARL entry is active In next example we see that Switch 1 has learned two ARL Entries 1 MAC Address 00 50 C2 E4 34 E5 is reachable throught port 4 using VLAN 0x049 2 MAC Address 00 24 9B 06 7B 97 is reachable throught port 5 using VLAN 0x049 5 NOTE When JEEE 802 1q VLAN mode is disabled VLAN will be 0x000 System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status BR S3 P2 S3 P8 Switch 3 BR S3 P1 P4 CPU Switch 1 S1 P5 Switch 1 BR S1 P1 MAC address VLAN ID Forward port Age bit 00 50 C2 E4 34 E5 049 4 1 P8 00 24 9B 06 7B 97 049 5 1 P4 BR S2 P3 BR S2 P2 S 2 P5 Switch 2 po l BR S3 PO S3 P5 Page 13 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 5 Ports The MediaGateway has 4 kind of ports A total of 21 configurable ports Switch Status BR S1 P3 BR S1 P2 BR S1 P1 BR S1 P0 BR S2 P3 BR S2 P2 BR S2 P1 BR S2 P0 BR S3 P3 BR S3 P2 BR S3 P1 BR S3 PO e P4 an
8. 1 SFP option Fiber module Autonegotiation v Drop ingress packets with P8 BR S2 P0 inner VLAN IDs source IP P4 BR S3 P3 destination IP BR S3 P2 S3 P8 Switch 3 BR S3 P1 BR S3 PO H Besides the common fields to all ports SFP ports allows the user to select which module is connected e Mirroring The Mirroring feature of a current port copies all incoming traffic from the checked port BroadR Reach or internal port to this capture port E NOTE Only one port per switch can be the capture port If another port internal P4 or P8 is using mirroring Ethernet port cannot use mirroring e SFP option You have the choice of different modules 1 The SFP Port can be set to Fiber if you care using a SFP MiniGBIC Fiber module 2 Use RJ45 for copper modules 3 Use HSD for old MediaSwitches which have an HSD connector instead of an SFP slot Page 18 of 38 lt technica engineering The SFP module is not part of standard delivery v The SFPEX 10 100 1000 Modules have been tested in this device v The Bel SFP 1GBT 05 Copper Modules 10 100 1000Base T have been tested in this device The Edimax Mini GBIC SFP LC 1Gigabit s 1000 Base SX Modules have been tested in this device Page 19 of 38 lt technica engineering 6 VLAN Configuration This chapter describes the Virtual Local Area Network VLAN feature supported by internal switches present in the device
9. Adapter Bu Connect using i e General Qualcomm Atheros AR8161 PCI E Gigabit Ethemet Contro You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports Configure this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator This connection uses the following items for the appropriate IP settings wv Si File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks A C A Microsoft Network Adapter Multiplexor Protocol wi A Microsoft LLDP Protocol Driver wi A Link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper LO Driver wi A Link Layer Topology Discovery Responder rA Tee Ap emet Protocol Version 3 wi Intemet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 v Install Uninstall Properties Description Transmission Control Protocol Intemet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks C Obtain an IP address automaticall Use the following IP address IP address 192 168 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway Obtain DNS server address automatically Use the following DNS server addresses Preferred DNS server Alternative DNS server _ Validate settings upon exit v C Change settings of this connectior Local Area Connection 2 Network cable unplugged Qualcomm Atheros AR8161 PCI E WiFi TEC Qualcomm Atheros ARS485WB E Page 9 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 1 Website Home lt technica engineer
10. BroadR Reach Standard Ethernet MEDIAGATEWAY User Manual Sp Version 2 0 Basie war technica engineering lt technica engineering You can download the latest firmware and documentation for the MediaGateway here http www technica engineering de MediaGateway Page 1 of 38 lt technica engineering Index 1 SH E EE 3 2 Warranty and Safety Information cccccccceecccseeeesseeeseeeesseeeeseeeeseeeeeseeeesseeeeseeeesaeeeeas 4 CMe glitch Tn ee Ter TT TT 5 31 P werconne tor Top lED sssaaa 6 Sea ee Late e eaei a EEEE E SOEN E EEEE 7 3 3 RJ45 Ethernet connectors ccccccceecceeeceeeceeeeeeeceeeceeeseeeeeeeeeeeseesseeseetseeseeeseeeseeees D S E NO EE 7 4 Status EDS and US MOU OM EE 8 o GOMMOM AMON VVC SS a sapies A E 9 5 1 Website Home 10 5 2 System Information Tab 10 5S3 COO PARS clo eA E E EE 11 E ONECA E E e WE 12 541 Global GOMIGULAN OM ioc snzcussdsesinesienrcubsdieciemedsescated iocbunolasssutndjesbueeissscenedeesbuantie 12 5o42 ARL Ia SIU sE eee eee eee 13 Eh EE 14 S91 eg E EE 15 552 BOA Reach IP OWN secre atetesdaccccdsosetrcskanaiwcetaantterahoinincelwseiweeasanwietasetecckosaeneteneees 16 5 5 3 BroadR Reach Test Modes annnannannnannnnnnennrnnnnnnnnnnnennrrsnernrrsrrnnrrerrrnrrerenne 17 ee OM d 18 SS OL Reuter 20 Bell WAIN EE EE EE EE EELER 20 6 2 Port Based VAN 20 6 3 Single Tagging IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode n nnannnannnnnnennnnnnnnnnnn
11. RERED n 46 1500 Untag Destination MAC WWW 6 MA Single Tag TPID Tag Protocol Identifier EtherType A value of 0x8100 indicates that the frame has VLAN 802 1q information VID Vlan Identifier A value indicating to which VLAN domain belogs the packet Page 21 of 38 lt technica engineering System Information Control Panel Switch Status Contact Switch Status P4 CPU S1 P5 Switch 1 Egress VID remarking Inner As received Outer As received P4 BR S2 P3 Tx octets 1402891 Rx octets 1153048 BR S2 P2 ___ _ _ _ eee S2 P5 Switch 2 Mirroring Por pill PO PO p4 eet BR S2 P1 Speed Autonegotiation all Capable X Detected Speed 1000 Mbps Full Duplex P8 BR S2 P0 ooo Drop ingress packets with BR S1 P3 Switch 1 Ethernet Port 5 BR S1 P2 Port name 1 P5 Default VLAN ID BR S1 Pl1 VLAN membership BR S1 P0 VLANs to untag SH p4 BR S3 P3 inner VLAN IDs e source IP BR S3 P2 destination IP S2 PAa Switch 2 Once JEEE 802 1q VLAN mode is enabled several fields common to all ports will be avaliable e Default VLAN ID User can set the default VLAN identifier for this port e NOTE Untagged frames received to this port will be tagged with its Default VLAN ID If user does not set a Default VLAN ID frames will be tagged with ID 1 at ingress VLAN Membership Setting a VLAN membe
12. Switch cre srec TFTP transfer finished Loading File tftpServer 192 168 60 49 requested file EthernetSwitch cre srec TFTP transfer finished File loaded successfully Run application C EthernetSwitch Re lease vi 16 8 gt 11 You can re activate your Windows firewall after successful update Page 35 of 38 lt technica engineering 10 Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Q A 2O 2O zo P 2O What is the delay time for Ethernet packets through the switch The propagation delay of the switch depends on the load The switch works collision free So buffers are used to solve collisions These buffers delay packets for some time and cause delay jitter On high load these times rise exponential On normal load the delay should be about 0 3 ms But if the packed passes all 3 switches it may sum up to about 1 ms Is AVB supported Currently Audio Video Bridging is not supported lt is planned to implement automotive time synchronization 1AS features as soon as they have been fully specified What to do to get CAN FlexRay and LIN supported In the standard firmware edition these interfaces are not supported Please contact the sales of Technica Engineering GmbH to get information about advanced software fea tures When I use the MediaGateway in my test setup cannot access the configuration website anymore The host microcontroller is jammed by mislead packets Please use a valid VLAN
13. configuration and avoid too much broadcast packets After a firmware update the host LED is still blinking fast What to do The firmware update failed and the host is still in bootloader mode Please restart the device and try to update the application again as described in this manual All LEDs on the front of the MediaGateway are lit permanently The host microcontroller is not running Maybe a firmware update has failed Please send the device to Technica Engineering GmbH for service have problems with the website user interface The website is tested with Firefox and Internet Explorer Firefox is preferred Chome is not supported Page 36 of 38 lt technica engineering 11 Contact technica engineering Automotive Ethernet Switch System Information Switch Status Contact Contact Technica Engineering GmbH Olschewskibogen 18 80935 M nchen Phone 49 0 8988986971 Fax 49 0 8932490265 E mail info technica engineering de In the Contact Tab information is displayed how to contact us if you need service lf you have any questions regarding this product please feel free to contact us Technica Engineering GmbH Olschewskibogen 18 80935 Munchen Germany Fax 49 89 34290265 Info technica engineering de www technica engineering de Page 37 of 38
14. d P8 are internal Ports which are used to connect the switches with a gigabit link e The Microcontroller is connected with a 100 MBit s link to Switch 1 Port 4 P4 CPU e Switch 3 PS is an extension gigabit port for the right RJ45 port For every port following fields are common Port Name Description label will give a better information Config PC Datalogger CAM 1 etc Default VLAN ID Port will use this identifier per default VLAN membership Port will be member of this list of VLANs VLANs to untag Port will untag packet Egress VID remarking Port can modify the inner outer VLAN at egress TX Octets Tx octets status counter for the outgoing bytes of this port Rx Octets Rx octets status counter for the incoming bytes of this port Inner VLAN IDs Port will drop packets with single tag specified Source IP Port will drop packets with specified source IP address Destination IP Port will drop packets with specified destination IP address Some other fields are port dependent and will be discussed in following sections 5 NOTE More information about VLANs will be described in chapter 6 Page 14 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 5 1 Ethernet Port System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status P4 CPU BR S1 P3 Switch 1 Ethernet Port 5 Port name Config PC SE Switch 1 Default VLAN ID 049 BR S1 P1 VLAN membership 049 Egress VID remarking Inner Remove v Outer Remove M P4 Tx octets 1049491 Rx octets 99904
15. e Me diaGateway is 9 Open a DOS Box and execute the following command to enter bootloader mode redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 e Option t specifies the IP Address of the MediaGateway Option e restarts the MediaGateway and starts it in bootloader mode E NOTE The Host LED is blinking fast when in bootloader mode 10 In the DOS Box execute the following command redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 f EthernetSwitch crc srec r Option t specifies the IP Address of the MediaGateway Option f specifies the new firmware file Option r activates the application mode after successful update NOTE during the update process the Host LED will stop to blink This is a normal condition Do not reset the device The update process will last about one minute When the update is finished the Host LED will toggle slowly again Ee open dosbox Microsoft Windows WVersion 6 1 7681 Copyright c 2669 Microsoft Corporation Alle Rechte vorbehalten C EthernetSwitch Re lease vil 16 8 gt redtool exe t 192 168 6 49 e Activating bootloader CG EthernetSwitch Re lease vil 16 8 gt redtool exe t 192 168 8 49 F EthernetSwitch cre srec r Connecting to 192 168 868 497 9HHH 1 gt Connected Sending C Testing TFIP server tftpherver ready Port 67 tftpServer 127 6 6 1 requested File EthernetSwitch cre srec TFTP transfer finished TFTP server ok Loading test file tftpServer 192 168 60 49 requested file Ethernet
16. eceived packet A port based VLAN determines the membership of a data frame by examining the configuration of the port that received the transmission or reading a portion of the data frame s tag header A four byte field in the header is used to identify the VLAN This VLAN identification indicates what VLAN the frame belongs to If the frame has no tag header the switch checks the VLAN setting of the port that received the frame If the switch has been configured for port based VLAN support it assigns the port s VLAN identification to the new frame Page 20 of 38 lt technica engineering 6 3 Single Tagging IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode When the IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode is enabled it is possible to can up to 4096 VLANs Virtual Local Area Network for routing the traffic through the switch System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status P4 CPU Global configuration IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode Double tagging E Select a port or switch on the left for details Switch 1 E NOTE This is a global option applying to all three switches A Warning Expert knowledge is needed to use these VLAN settings Only use these settings if you have understood the VLAN process Difference between a normal Ethernet and a Single tagged VLAN frame is represented as it follows VLAN Frame Ethernet Frame pestinaton mac sourcemac sn Paylae crc Fos BEPREREEEAERRENEREREAEALRAHSSS _lUlUmUmUm w wt lt C C CMOOOPP
17. es only traffic inside the same VLAN Membership c On port P4 from Switch 2 the membership 0x80 must be added At this moment all the packets from ports P3 and P1 from the Switch 1 will be visible through P4 Last step is forwarding all the traffic to the Datalogger port S2 P5 Switch 2 Ethernet Port 5 Port name S2 P5 Default VLAN ID VLAN membership VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner As received Outer As receivec Tx octets 52040 Rx octets 30947 Mirroring Pol pil P2O0 P30 P4 Ps Page 24 of 38 lt technica 6 4 Double Tagging IEEE 802 1q VLAN mode Media Gateway supports Doubble tagging This feature can be enabled at the global configuration NOTE This is a global option applying to all three switches System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status P4 CPU Global configuration TEE 602 14 VLAN mode Double tagging BR S1 P1 Select a port or switch on the left for details E Switch 1 E This feature allows to use a second tag Outer Tag besides the Single tag Inner Tag This extra tag Double tag provides an addition layer of tagging to the existing IEEE 802 1Q VLAN When the double tagging feature is enabled users can expect two VLAN tags in a frame Destination mac 5 L lt E 3 PAPA n 46 1500 CRC FCS Single Tag Double Tag n 38 1500 TPID Tag Protocol Identifier
18. figuration Website You can access the configuration website with a standard web browser E NOTE Firefox is recommended Chrome is not recommended Connect your PC to a RJ45 connector The default IP address of the device is 192 168 0 49 and subnet mask 255 255 255 0 If IP address has been changed you can reset it to default as described in chapter 3 of this manual For example set the configuration PC to IP address 192 168 0 100 and subnet mask to 255 255 255 0 T d gt Control Panel gt All Control Panel Items Network and Shai View your basic network information View your active networks 1 Change adapter settings Change advanced sharing TEC settings Public network Change your networking settings d Set up a new connection or network Set up a broadband dial up or VPN co Troubleshoot problems Diagnose and repair network problem q Stimulation Properties Networking Sharing Network and e Network Connections dh E gt Control Panel Network and Internet Network Connections Organise e Disable this network device Diagnose this connection Rename this connection A by Bluetooth Network Connection A Local Area Connection KA Q Disabled EK Network cable unplugged B 2 luetooth Device Personal Area 3 ae TAP Windows Adapter V9 X ae A VMware Network Adapter VMnet1 A VMware Network Adapter VMnet8 3 S Disabled SP Disabled VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter i VMware Virtual Ethernet
19. from the camera to the ECU and vice versa will show up unchanged on the outgoing BroadR Reach port with only one VLAN tag The switch is transparent for this connection mam Slave Camera 1 0x61 BR S1 P2 man Master ECU Port 1 0x61 aan Slave Camera 2 0x62 aam Master ECU Port 2 0x62 _BR 52 P3_ wan Slave Camera 3 0x63 _ER s2 P2 aan Master ECU Port 3 0x63 msn Slave Camera 4 0x64 aaen Master ECU Port 4 0x64 kaiia msn Slave Camera 5 0x65 mar Master ECU Port 5 0x65 BR S3 P1 msn Slave Camera 6 0x66 BR S3 PO_ aam Master ECU Port 6 0x66 E NOTE For BR Ports Egress VID Remarking will be set Inner As received Outer Removed Page 27 of 38 lt technica engineering The Datalogger gigabit Ethernet port and the internal ports P4 P8 connecting the three switches are configured so that all incoming BroadR Reach packets will be mirrored to the data logging port regardless of the address resolution learning mechanism of the switches promiscuous mode To achieve this suitable mirror maps are defined as well as the VLAN Memberships of the BR Ports for the internal ports S1 P8 and S3 P4 and the data logging port S2 P5 Switch 1 Port 8 Switch 2 Port 4 Port name Port name Default VLAN ID 079 P4 CPU BR S1 P3 per ute van ita aaa ee aas Sege VLAN membership 061 062 063 064 065 066 4 TANE ee F VLANs to untag Egress Vi r
20. he pins marked with or are 12 Volt power output pins The actual voltage level of these pins depends on the supply voltage of the ECU Be aware that the sum of all 12 power output pairs will deliver a maximum of 1 2 ampere If more current is used the output will temporary switch off The power output has to be switched on by website configuration Control panel Pin Function Pin Function 1 Camera 12 Volt nominal output 10 BroadR Reach Port 3 Positive 2 Camera Ground Output 11 BroadR Reach Port 3 Negative 3 BroadR Reach Port 2 Negative 12 Camera Ground Output 4 BroadR Reach Port 2 Positive 13 Camera 12 Volt nominal output 5 n c 14 DC D BroadR Reach Port 1 Positive 15 Camera 12 Volt nominal output 7 BroadR Reach Port 1 Negative 16 Camera Ground Output 8 Camera 12 Volt nominal output 17 BroadR Reach Port 0 Negative 9 Camera Ground Output 18 BroadR Reach Port 0 Positive 3 3 RJ45 Ethernet connectors There are three RJ45 Standard Ethernet connectors of the front side 3 4 SFP slot There is one SFP cage for a MiniGBIC module The following modules have been tested e Edimax Mini GBIC SFP LC 1 Gigabit s 1000 Base SX Module e SFPEX SIGT A Mini GBIC SFP 10 100 100 MBit RJ45 Module e BEL SFP 1GBT 05 SFP 10 100 100 MBit RJ45 Module Page 7 of 38 lt technica engineering 4 Status LEDs and Pushbutton The MediaGateway has several status LEDs at the front side of the case Switch 1 cee GO On Oh Om J
21. hip 061 BR S1 P0 VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Remove z OI BR S2 P3 Tx octets 0 Rx octets 0 BR S2 P2 S2 P5 Switch 2 Enable port BR S2 P1 BroadR Reach mode Slave e Output level Fullout e P3 BR S2 P0 Link quality Test Mode Normal operation mode DA BR S3 P3 Drop ingress packets with BR S3 P2 e inner VLAN IDs S3 P8 Switch 3 source IP BR S3 P1 destination IP Ee BR S3 PO 3 P5 Besides the common fields to all ports BroadR Reach ports allows the user to e Enable port With this checkbox the BroadR Reach ports can be enabled or disabled completely E NOTE If port is disabled and cable is still connected LED status for this port will be lit but no data is sent or received Webpage will show no blue bar for this port e BroadR Reach mode On each BroadR Reach link there has to be one master and one slave device Please set the BroadR Reach mode to the opposite of what the device is set you have connected to this port e Output level The Output Level is the amplitude level of the BroadR Reach signal You can set Full level Fullout default or half amplitude 5 NOTE Both devices of one BroadR Reach link have to use the same level Otherwise you will get an instable link FullOut Level is always recommended e Link Quality The link quality is an indicator about the signal integrity of the BroadR Reach link on this port I Poor 5 Excellen
22. ing Automotive Ethernet Switch System Information Control Panel Switch Status Contact Home Please choose System Information to see general information and configure the IP address Control Panel to change common settings Switch Status to see the current status and configure the ports a a H e Contact if you want to contact us A Warning If there is a lot of broadcast traffic on the switch the host microcontroller may be jammed You cannot access the website in this case Please use VLAN configuration to forward only relevant messages to the microcontroller With the first access to the website you will get the home screen Please select one of the tabs for further configuration 5 2 System Information Tab Control Panel Switch Status Contact System Information Hardware version Media Gateway 2 3 Application Software version 4 1 2 SomeIP_RPC 14 11 08 Sep 12 2014 Bootloader version 3 2 0 12 33 20 Sep 12 2014 Repository ID 445 12 49 45 Sep 12 2014 MAC address 00 50 C2 E4 34 ES IP address 192 168 0 49 Switch 1 ID Revision 00089500 04 Switch 2 ID Revision 00089500 04 Switch 3 ID Revision 00089500 04 Ethernet Phy 1 ID 03625CD2 Ethernet Phy 2 ID 03625CD2 Ethernet Phy 3 ID 03625CD2 On the tab System Information some status information about the device is displayed You can check the version number of the application firmware and the bootloader or the unique MAC adress of the device The version number regi
23. is manual See next page for a screenshot Page 32 of 38 technica engineering Ga open dosbox C sEthernetSwitch Re lease vil 16 3 gt redtool exe t 192 168 60 49 e Activating bootloader C EthernetSuwitch Re lease vi 16 8 gt redtool exe t 192 168 60 49 f redboot updater srec r Connecting to 192 168 6 49 9060 1 gt Connected Sending C Testing TFIP server titpServer ready Port 67 tf amp tpServer 127 0 0 1 requested file redboot updater srec TFIP transfer finished TFIP server ok Loading test file thtpServer 192 168 0 4 requested file redboot updater srec TFTIP transfer finished File loaded successfully Updating application Erasing flash tftpServer 192 168 6 49 requested File redboot updater srec TFIP transfer finished File loaded successfully Run application Co xEthernetSwitch Re lease vi 180 89 gt redtool exe t 192 168 60 49 b redhboot srec r Connecting to 192 168 608 499 906H 1 gt Connected Sending C Testing TFIP server tht pServer ready Port 69 tftpServer 127 0 0 1 requested File redboot srec TFIP transfer finished TFTIP server ok Loading test file tftpServer 192 168 60 49 requested File redhboot srec TFIP transfer finished File loaded successfully Erasing Flash Flash erased Loading file tht pServer 192 168 60 49 requested file redboot srec TFTIP transfer finished File loaded successfully Run application
24. nnnnennnnnnnnnnnneennnnne 21 631 Single Lee nie fun e EE 23 6 4 Double Tagging IEEE 802 10 VLAN mode 25 6 4 1 Double Tagging Example nnannnnnnennennnennrnnnnnnennnnnnnrrsrerrrrsrererrsnrnrrrnnererrenene 27 7 Hardware Variants scctocecascestteivedecedcusdeawdcstesandsmcdagndshtsectduebeedsstesandsacdecintsbSenoudcacdeandssdesd 29 7 1 BroadR Reach Analog Eiter 29 F2 HSN CONN ee 29 F A te E 30 2 Booloader Update esence EE 31 9 Application Firmware Ulodate 34 10 Frequently Asked Questions EA 36 KN ee E 37 Page 2 of 38 lt technica engineering 1 Feature List The Technica Engineering MediaGateway has the following basic features 12 Ports Broadcom BroadR Reach 100 MBit s Fullduplex on a single unshielded twisted pair 3 Ports Gigabit Ethernet 10 100 1000 BaseTX Fullduplex 1 Port Gigabit Ethernet SFP module socket v Broadcom BroadR Reach Technology v Tyco MQS Connectors for BroadR Reach and Power Supply v Webserver for easy configuration o Master Slave o Port Mirroring o VLAN Tagging o Port Status Display v Import and Export of Configurations v WakeUp functionality v CAN LIN and FlexRay interfaces requires customer specific software v Power output for attached devices Vgar max 1 2 Ampere in total Fused v 19 Status LEDs v Possibility to reset to default settings by pushbutton Y Robust steel case Power requirement 7 to 16 Volt DC nominal 12 Volt DC Power consumption 7
25. o this port VLAN to untag Packets matching this list of VLAN IDs will be untagged at egress outgoing NOTE This option is not available if Double tagging is activated Drop ingress packets with inner VLAN IDs Packets matching this list of VLAN IDs will be dropped Page 26 of 38 lt technica engineering 6 4 1 Double Tagging Example The scenario of this use case 1s e Up to six BroadR Reach cameras should be connected to their dedicated ports on one central ICAM ECU e Each camera stream must not influence the other camera streams e Mirroring of all the camera data streams to the Datalogger gigabit Ethernet port has to be possi ble 5 NOTE By default all series cameras are configured as a BroadR Reach Master and FullOut The BroadR Reach cameras used for series production send their Ethernet packets with a VLAN tag inner Tag to identify the type of traffic transported in it e g video or control data With double tagging a VLAN outer tag will be added to each data packet After all data is stored on the datalogger hard disk drive the information On which connection has the packet been received can be derived from the ID number of the outer tag Each Ethernet packet recorded by the data logger has an inner VLAN tag with TPID 0x8100 show ing the type of traffic and an outer VLAN tag with TPID 0x9100 containing information about the ingress port Packets sent
26. of the website can be enabled NOTE Ethernet Traffic on any port will prevent sleep mode Timeout is set to 100 seconds The LIN interface on pin 9 can be used to communicate with the Microcontroller by LIN bus In the default software there is no data transmission specified This interface may only be used in customer specific software The FlexRay interface on pin 17 and 18 can be used to communicate with the Microcontroller by FlexRay bus In the default software there is no data transmission specified This interface may only be used in customer specific software Pin Function Pin Function 1 Battery 12 Volt Input 10 Wake Line 3 Output only 2 Ground Input 11 CAN E Plus 3 CAN C Plus 12 CAN E Minus 4 CAN C Minus 13 CAN D Plus 5 CAN A Plus 14 CAN D Minus 6 CAN A Minus 15 CAN B Plus 7 Wake Line 2 16 CAN B Minus 8 Wake Line 1 17 FlexRay Plus 9 LIN Bus 18 FlexRay Minus NOTE CAN interfaces may only be used in customer specific CAN Gateway firmware Page 6 of 38 lt technica engineering 3 2 Switch connectors Connector color Blue The pins marked with P or N are used for the BroadR Reach ports Four ports are available per switch You have to connect the P pin to the P pin of the periphery device You have to connect the N pin to the N pin of the periphery device E NOTE If you swap these two pins the link LED may be lit on the BroadR Reach slave side but no data transmission will be possible T
27. oma Eaa As rocoivod Normalized arg Ps Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Normalized Kc 8 BR S1 P0 e 7 P Switch 2 Port 8 Mirroring Pol pil p2i p30 P4O0 ps pf BR S2 P3 Port name Switch 2 Ethernet Port 5 Default VLAN ID 079 Port name DataLogger BR S2 P2 VLAN membership 061 062 063 064 065 066 LA i Default VLAN ID 079 Ga VLANs to untag VLAN membership 049 061 062 063 064 065 066 079 e Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Normalized VLANs to untag BR S2 PO Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Normalized Switch 3 Port 4 S BR S3 P3 Port name BUDTE Default VLAN ID 079 Mirroring pok pil p2 p3 p4 pai pag VLAN membership 061 062 063 064 065 066 S3 P8 D e VLANs to untag BR S3 P1 Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived sx Outer Normalized BR S3 P0 Tx octets Rx octets S3 P5 Mirroring Pol y pil p2 p id psf ps The gigabit Ethernet port Config PC shares a private VLAN ID 0x049 with port S1 P4 to be able to reach the internal CPU of the MediaSwitch for configuration and status monitoring All outgoing packets on the Config PC port will be untagged all VLAN tags removed for usage with a standard desktop PC Switch 1 Ethernet Port 5 Switch 1 Port 4 Port name Config PC Port name Default VLAN ID 049 Default VLAN ID VLAN membership 049 VLAN membership VLANs to untag VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner Remove Outer Rem
28. or is only for customer service purpose A Warning Do not connect anything to this port Page 29 of 38 lt technica engineering 7 3 Startup Time The startup time on the device has been greatly reduced in firmware version 3 7 It is dependent of the used hardware version MediaSwitch all Versions MediaGateway Version up to 2 1 PowerUp and Processor Boot time 65 ms Configuration time depending on complexity 173 ms BroadR Reach LinkUp time 20 130 ms MediaGateway Version since 2 1a PowerUp and Processor Boot time 65 ms Configuration time depending on complexity 47 55 ms BroadR Reach LinkUp time 20 130 ms 5 NOTE On the RJ45 gigabit ports the Linkup time is about 3 to 4 seconds This is because of IEEE Auto Negotiation which has to be done in gigabit mode Page 30 of 38 lt technica engineering 8 Bootloader Update The bootloader of the device may be updated by the following process d Warning Never downgrade the bootloader or application to a former version This could cause serious problems E NOTE If you update the application the bootloader should also be updated to the latest ver sion NOTE For a bootloader update it is necessary to delete the firmware of the device You will have to update the application firmware after bootloader update d Warning Not following this instruction may cause erroneous states of the device You will have to send it back to Technica Engineering f
29. or repair Technica Engineering may charge support fees for this service A Warning Only upgrade to the latest firmware Do not downgrade to old releases Otherwise it may happen that you cannot access the device anymore because old firmware does not support new hardware NOTE You need to have administration privileges on a Windows PC to be able to do the bootloader and firmware update on the MediaGateway 1 Power up the device by a stable 12 Volt DC power supply Do not switch off the power sup ply during the update process 2 Itis recommended to connect the Wake up line Pin 8 of the black MQS connector to 12 Volt of the same power supply to make sure the ECU is awake during update 3 Connect a Windows PC with a RJ45 cable directly to the left RJ45 Port of the MediaGateway and make sure there is a link Do not connect a switch in between 4 Disconnect all other Ethernet CAN FlexRay LIN and BroadR Reach links from the Medi aGateway 5 Disable the Firewall of the Windows PC Set the network device of the PC to the same subnet as the MediaGateway For example 192 168 0 100 and 255 255 255 0 6 Check that your firmware package you received from Technica Engineering contains the fol lowing files redtool exe redboot srec EthernetSwitch crc srec redboot updater srec You will need to have java installed on your PC 7 Check that the Host LED toggles slowly 8 Check that you can access the website at 192 168 0 49 o
30. ove Egress VID remarking Inner Remove Outer Remove P4 CPU S1 P5 Switch 1 X 5 NOTE There is a pre configured port based forward map that avoids packet forwarding from ports other than the Config PC port to the CPU port S1 P4 This rule is intended to prevent flooding the CPU with useless packets and prevent loops This implies that the integrated web server of the MediaSwitch is reachable via the port Config PC only Page 28 of 38 lt technica engineering 7 Hardware Variants Different versions of the MediaGateway have been built Here some information about hardware vari ants The HW version is stated on the label on the bottom of the case 7 1 BroadR Reach Analog Filter All filter versions are compatible with each other Hardware Version 2 0 and above have the following filter for all BroadR Reach ports R129 C149 0603 Polar Bus 0 TRX N 7 100 nF olar X Polar BR 0 BM 4 02 Ohm Polar BR 0 BP R131 l lee OK ieee R138 i 5 3 Ohh 45 3 Ohm 18 2 Ohrp 18 2 Ohm 5 3 Ohh 45 3 Ohm E E SC RO aa R142 i R143 499 Ohm 99 Ohm GND GND C151 C152 SES C154 C155 C156 58 pF 58 pF 100 pF 100 pF 58 pF 58 pF GND GND GND GND GND GND L32 and L35 are placement options In Version 2 0 and 2 1 the CMC L32 is not fixed In Version 2 2 and above the CMC L35 1s not fixed 7 2 Debug connector There is a debug connector on the Tyco Connector side of the case This small connect
31. p 049 VLANs to untag 049 E As our computer is not using VLAN we untag packets Switch 1 b For CPU port we set the same VLAN as in PC Config P4 CPU Switch 1 Port 4 Port name 1 P4 Default VLAN ID 049 VLAN membership 049 VLANs to untag 049 5 WARNING Mediagateway s CPU is not using VLANs Make sure you untag the frames Switch i Page 23 of 38 lt technica engineering 2 Setting VLAN between ports BR S1 P3 and BR S1 P1 and redirect it to Log Device at S2 P5 It is supposed that the devices Camera and iCAM are working with VLAN ID 0x80 Now we are going to create a VLAN with ZD 0x80 between ports BR S P3 and BR S1 P1 a Create a VLAN with ID 0x80 Ports BroadR Reach I and 3 will be members BR S1 P3 Switch 1 BroadR Reach Port 3 BR S1 P3 Switch 1 BroadR Reach Port 1 BR S1 P2 Port name E BR S1 P2 Port name BR S1 P1 Default VLAN ID Default VLAN ID 080 i VLAN membership A VLAN membership 060 BR S1 P0 VLANs to untag BR S1 P0O VLANs to untag b Datalogging is on Switch2 Port5 User has to do a Mirroring from Ports P3 and PI to obtain a copy of traffic flow to PS Switch 1 Port 8 Port name 1 P8 Default VLAN ID VLAN membership VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner As received Outer As receiver Tx octets 42183 Rx octets 0 Mirroring Po _ Gen p2 E Ga P4 p5 E NOTE Mirroring copi
32. r whatever the IP address of the Me diaGateway is Page 31 of 38 lt technica engineering 9 Open a DOS Box and execute the following command to enter bootloader mode redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 e Option t specifies the IP Address of the MediaGateway Option e restarts the MediaGateway and starts it in bootloader mode 5 NOTE The Host LED is blinking fast when in bootloader mode 10 In the DOS Box execute the following command to flash bootloader updater redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 f redboot updater srec r Option t specifies the IP Address of the MediaGateway Option f specifies the bootloader updater file Option r activates the bootloader updater mode after successful update E NOTE During the Bootloader Updater Mode the Host LED will blink fast but not as fast as in bootloader mode 11 In the DOS Box execute the following command to flash the new bootloader redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 b redboot srec r Option t specifies the IP Address of the MediaGateway Option b specifies the bootloader file Option r activates the bootloader mode after successful update 12 Optional To check the bootloader version number please enter the command redtool exe t 192 168 0 49 V Option V case sensitive shows the version number of the bootloader 13 The device is now in bootloader mode There is no valid application in memory now Please continue now with chapter 9 step number 10 of th
33. riant is the crimp tool for PSK contacts PO Debug D OLOLLO LN QOS SO 1 2 POOO O Ld Dieter 2 0 oe 1 2 BR S1 P2 e BR S1 P1 BR S1 P0 BR S2 P3 BR S2 P1 BR S2 P0 BR S3 P3 BR S3 P1 BR S3 P0 SWITCH MICROCONTROLLER ey technica engineering Switch 1 Switch 2 On 0 8 Page 5 of 38 lt technica engineering 3 1 Power connector top left Connector color Black Power supply for the device is supplied by Pin 1 12Volt and Pin 2 Ground Requirements for the MediaGateway itself 12 Volt DC up to 1 Ampere typical 600mA If the 12 Volt camera power output is used this current is also sourced of Pin 1 and 2 A Warning If you apply a voltage higher than 16 Volt the device will be damaged CAN Bus interface CAN A on pins 5 BP and 6 BM This interface may be used for CAN based wakeup and data transfer In the default software there is no data transmission specified CAN B to CAN E do not support wakeup functionality They are for data transfer only A wakeup line may be connected on pin 7or 8 The wakeup line should have the same voltage level as the power supply 12 Volt A high level on one of these pins wakes up the ECU from sleep mode and keeps it active If the voltage on this pin drops below approx 6 Volt for more than about 3 seconds the ECU will enter sleep mode It will wake up on a high level again Alternatively the Prevent sleep checkbox in the control panel
34. rning Only upgrade to the latest firmware Do not downgrade to old releases Otherwise it may happen that you cannot access the device anymore because old firmware does not support new hardware 5 NOTE You need to have administration privileges on a Windows PC to be able to do the firmware update on the MediaGateway 1 Power up the device by a stable 12 Volt DC power supply Do not switch off the power sup ply during the update process 2 Itis recommended to connect the Wake up line Pin 8 of the black MQS connector to 12 Volt of the same power supply to make sure the ECU is awake during update 3 Connect a Windows PC with a RJ45 cable directly to the left RJ45 Port of the MediaGateway and make sure there is a link Do not connect a switch in between 4 Disconnect all other Ethernet CAN FlexRay LIN and BroadR Reach links from the Medi aGateway 5 Disable the Firewall of the Windows PC Set the network device of the PC to the same subnet as the MediaGateway For example 192 168 0 100 and 255 255 0 0 6 Check that your firmware package you received from Technica Engineering contains the fol lowing files redtool exe EthernetSwitch cre srec You will need to have java installed on your PC 7 Check that the Host LED toggles slowly so the device is running in application mode Page 34 of 38 lt technica engineering 8 Check that you can access the website at 192 168 0 49 or whatever the IP address of th
35. rship ID makes the port a member m the given virtual LAN The switch will route forward packets which are tagged with one of these IDs to this port VLAN to untag Packets matching this list of VLAN IDs will be untagged at egress outgoing NOTE This option is not available if Double tagging is activated e Drop ingress packets with e inner VLAN IDs Packets matching this list of VLAN IDs will be dropped This fields may be filled with comma or space separated lists of numbers VLAN IDs The VLAN IDs are entered in 3 digit hexadecimal format Valid numbers range from 001 to FFF Page 22 of 38 lt technica 6 3 1 Single Tagging Example If user needs to analyze traffic between a Camera and ICAM to a stand alone datalogger or a com puter using a Traffic analyzer following setup can meet this purpose User wants to 1 Set VLAN for accessing to MediaGateway s webpage 2 Set VLAN between ports BR S P3 and BR S1 P1 and redirect it to Log Device at S2 P5 Br s1 P3 fl S1 P3 VLAN 0x80 S1 P5 BR S1 P1 BR S1 P1 ICAM ECU BR S2 P2 S2 P2 BR S2 P1 S2 P1 BR S2 PO S2 P0 BR S3 P3 S3 P3 BR S3 P2 S3 P2 S3 P8 BR S3 PO S3 PO s3 P5 PS 1 Setting VLAN for MediaGateway s webpage a For PC Config port SI P5 we set a both VLAN and a VLAN Membership to 0x49 P4 CPU Switch 1 Ethernet Port 5 Port name PC Config Default VLAN ID 049 VLAN membershi
36. sters of the switch and phy chips are displayed for information only The MAC adress should be the same as on the label on the bottom of the device You can change the IP adress of the host microcontroller Webserver here If you want to use multiple devices in one network you have to configure a unique IP adress for each device here 5 NOTE If someone has changed the IP address you can reset it to default as described in chap ter 4 of this manual Page 10 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 3 Control Panel Tab lt technica engineering Automotive Ethernet Switch System Information Control Panel Switch Status Contact Control Panel Restart target Restart Configuration Basic Double VLAN Configuration Export Import Default Enable camera power v Prevent sleep d Watchover On the Control Panel tab you can soft reset restart the system Also you can import or export the configuration settings of the device to a file bin on a computer connected to the RJ45 Port You have to restart the device for usage of the new configuration You can reset the configuration settings to default All the configuration stored will be revert to its defaults values IP address will be not modified The camera power output pins are disabled by default You have to activate them by setting the checkbox in the Control Panel If you do not want to use a WakeUp line or the CAN bus wake up you can enable the Prevent sleep
37. t Page 16 of 38 5 5 3 BroadR Reach Test Modes Switch 1 BroadR Reach Port 3 Port name Default VLAN ID VLAN membership VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Tx octets Rx octets Enable port BroadR Reach mode Output level Link quality Test Mode Drop ingress packets with e inner VLAN IDs source IP e destination IP BR S1 P3 061 061 Inner Asreceived e Outer Remove 0 0 Slave e Fullout e Normal operation mode x peration mode Transmit droop test mode Transmit jitter test in Master mode Transmit jitter test in Slave mode Transmitter distortion test Transmitter Power Spectral Densit R technica engineering For BroadR Reach Ports it is possible to set a BroadR Reach Physical Layer Test Mode There are five test modes defined in the BoradR Reach Specification to check the compliance of a port A Warning When a test mode has been selected there is no communication possible for this port NOTE For compliance testing an oscilloscope with special test software is necessary Page 17 of 38 lt technica engineering 5 5 4 SFP Port System Information Control Panel Contact Switch Status P4 CPU BR S1 P3 Switch 3 Ethernet Port 5 BR S1 P2 Port name Cascade BR S1 P1 VLAN membership BR S1 P0 VLANs to untag Egress VID remarking Inner Asreceived Outer Asreceived v P4 BR S2 P3 Tx octets 0 Rx octets 0 BR S2 P2 Si Dn Switch 2 Mirroring PO Pi P2 P3 P4 P8 BR S2 P
38. to 12 Watt S1ze 195 x 143 x 33 mm Weight 0 77 kg International Protection IP 2 0 Operating Temperature 40 to 80 Celsius Page 3 of 38 lt technica engineering 2 Warranty and Safety Information gd XPP D Before operating the device read this manual thoroughly and retain it for your ref erence You can download the latest firmware and documentation for the MediaGateway here http www technica engineering de MediaGateway Use the device only as described in this manual Use only in dry conditions Do not apply power to a damaged device Do not open the device Otherwise warranty will be lost This device is designed for engineering purpose only Special care has to be taken for operation Do not use this device in a series production car As this device is likely to be used under rough conditions warranty is limited to 1 year Manufacturer liability for damage caused by using the device is excluded Page 4 of 38 lt technica engineering 3 Pinning The pinning of the ECU connectors 1s listed on the label on top of the device The Tyco Electronics TE Micro Quad Lock System MQS is used Name Type Part Number 2x9 Pol black 1 967416 1 Tyco MQS Abdeckkappe Alternatively 1 1355350 1 Tyco MQS Abdeckkappe 2x9 Pol blue 3 967416 1 F 2x9 Pol 965778 1 SEENEN Alternatively 962108 2 Tyco crimp contact 928999 1 NOTE You can use the official Tyco tool for these crimp contacts A cheap va
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