EQ-DCM User Manual
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1. EQ DCM User Manual www equustek com Revision 1 02 Sep 10 2013 Contents INTRODUCCION RE AE ronca EE AE EE ajo 5 ABOUT PIS EO S A EK 5 INTENDED AUDIENCE SEE 5 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS sonrisa 6 PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS ssssscccceccceesssecccceeeeaeseecccceesaeeeseeeceesesauaeseeccceessauaeseeeceeeeeaaenes 6 HARDWARE LAY OU Daria o 6 OPERATING SPECEICATION S ada 6 LED OPERATION tenis 9 POT ER UP kelm e OO i 9 ONLINE EDOPERNEION essensies esse evan ee ss se Dee ie ge is Kaa Gee ie Be ee aN ee ee es ed ee le be Se es 9 OFFLINE LED OPERATION esse ses sei vasaa gee ie oe ee EASE AEAEE D Ee ge ing ke ee ie ag ode de 10 LED ERROR SEOUENCES ees esse ees ees see see see ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 10 INSTALLATION RE EE EE UENO ONKO NEVA VASA NENONNOUNEN OT NOU NEN 11 INSTALLING THE EQ DCM ccccccecccesecccsecccnecccecceencccenecceuecceeceeensceeneceeneceeeeceeenceeenss 11 AI Ao O EE EE EN 12 OVER IE aos 12 INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE ees esse sesse sesse sees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee RE ee ee ee ee Re ee ee ee ee ee ee 12 SEARS TUE SOFTWARE Me ee ee nee nes ee ie oe Dee ee ev ee Go ee Ge ee 12 CONFIGURE iii 13 UPGRADE FIRMWARE ccccccccsssssseeccccccneesnseececeesauassseecceeesauasseececessaaaaneecceeesaaaasseseeeeesaaanes 14 DEVICE INFORMATION sesse sesse sesse ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ERROR BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED OFFLINE MA2. LED Operation Power Up Sequence When the EQ DCM powers up 1t performs a self diagnostic check to ensure that everything is working properly During power up the LED s will blink in a specific sequence and then start its online operation Below is the LED power up sequence CHA Green y CHB Green y Diagnostic Green y CHA CHB Diagnostic Green After the power up sequence has completed the EQ DCM will be online Online LED Operation When the EQ DCM 15 in its online operation the LED s will perform as shown in the table below CHA Green CHA is transmitting and or receiving data packets CHA Red CHA received a bad data packet or transmitted a NAK CHB Green CHB is transmitting and or receiving data packets CHB Red CHB received a bad data packet or transmitted a NAK Diagnostic Off The diagnostic led should never be on in online operation unless a hardware error has occurred ETH Rx Green Blinks when data packets are received ETH Tx Green Blinks when data packets are transmitted Ethernet port is connected Link Off Ethernet port is not connected Offline LED Operation When the Configure button on the EQ DCM is pressed the device 1s put into its offline mode For more information about the offline mode see the chapter regarding the Offline Manager The following table shows the possible LED sequences for offline operation LED Sequence CHA and CHB Red Configure Mode Diagnostic GREEN
3. CHA CHB and Diagnostic Green Debug mode LED Error Sequences When the EQ DCM self diagnostic check encounters a problem the LED s will blink in a particular sequence depending on the error that occurred Below is a table that outlines the possible errors and their LED sequence Diagnostic Solid Red Data Bus An error has occurred with the data CHA and CHB Blinks Green bus Contact technical support for assistance Diagnostic Solid Red Address Bus An error has occurred with the CHA and CHB Blinks Green address bus Contact technical support for assistance Diagnostic Solid Red A problem has occurred with the CHA and CHB Blinks Green RAM and will need to be replaced Contact technical support for assistance Diagnostic Solid Red A problem has occurred with one of CHA and CHB Blinks Green the UART s Tx Rx CTS or RTS lines Contact technical support for assistance Diagnostic CHA and CHB Firmware The model of EQ DCM does not Blinks Green and Red support the installed firmware Contact technical support to obtain the correct firmware Installation Installing the EQ DCM The diagram below shows the connections for installing the EQ DCM Note that 1t 1s not possible to have both the RS 232 and RS 422 485 connected at the same time for CHA and CHB 9 27 VOG DC neutral Chassis Ground Connection to 9 27 VDC Power Supply N CHB RS 422 485 CHA RS 422 485 Pass Thru Po
4. Enabled Disabled Ethernet Settings DHCP Disabled IP Address 192 168 2 2 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 0 0 0 0 Speed 10 MBits s Socket Timeout 15 seconds Ethernet Protocol Settings Protocol AB Ethernet Message Timeout 6000 ms All units are shipped with the factory default settings Write New Firmware The Write New Firmware option 15 used to upgrade the firmware in the EQ DCM When new firmware upgrades become available use this option to install the firmware After selecting this option the user will be notified by the following message This will erase the system code Do you want to proceed Y N Press Y to proceed with the upgrade and erase the current system code The Offline Manager will then erase the Flash Memory and ask for the new firmware file Erasing Flash Send flash file now After installing the firmware the following message will appear to alert the user that the firmware has been successfully installed Flash Burn Successful If a problem occurs while installing the firmware the following message will appear Flash Burn Failed 26 If the firmware fails to install repeat the process mentioned above If the problem persists then contact technical support for help Memory Dump The Memory Dump option 1s used to display the contents of the data stored in the memory of the EQ DCM This option should only be used by trained individuals or if instructed to by technical supp
5. MODBUS From this screen choose one of the three options available e Configure e Upgrade Firmware e Offline Manager Each of the options listed are explained in the following sections Configure The Configure option 1s used to configure the online operating parameters of the EQ DCM These options include serial parameters protocol parameters IP address and routing tables For more information about configuring the EQ DCM see the chapter dedicated to configuring the EQ DCM 13 Upgrade Firmware The Upgrade Firmware option 1s used to install firmware to the EQ DCM When new firmware upgrades are available use this option to install the firmware For more information about upgrading the firmware in the EQ DCM see the chapter dedicated to upgrading the firmware in the EQ DCM Upgrade Firmware iha ca dl hap upp ae a rea ET Ji A la begri i dT III rd Offline Manager The Offline Manager option 1s used to access the OFFLINE Manager and offline options available on the EQ DCM The OFFLINE Manager for the EQ DCM can also be accessed by opening a Hyper Terminal window with the following communication settings e Bits Per Second 38400 bps e Data Bits 8 e Stop Bits 1 e Parity None e Handshaking Xon Xoff For more information regarding the EQ DCM Offline Manager see the chapter dedicated to the Offline Manager 14 Configuration Configuring the EQ DCM Before using the EQ DCM the onl
6. 1 stop bit Parity CHA and CHB can be configured for even parity odd parity or no parity The default setting is no parity Handshaking CHA can be contigured to use RTS CTS handshaking or no handshaking CHB can only be configured for no handshaking The default setting is no handshaking Ethernet Communication Settings The Ethernet Communication Settings is where the IP address subnet mask and default gateway are configured Below is a list of settings that can be adjusted o Speed e DHCP e Socket e IP Address Timeout e Subnet Mask e Default Gateway Ethernet Communication Settings DHCP The DHCP option can be used to have the DHCP server automatically assign an IP address to the EQ DCM IP Address The IP address is used to identify the EQ DCM on the network The default IP address 1s 192 168 2 2 Subnet Mask The subnet mask is used to separate the network address from host address The default subnet mask 1s 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway The default gateway is the IP address of the gateway that connects the local area network to the internet This value can be left blank The default value for the gateway is 192 168 2 1 Speed The EQ DCM can be configured to have the Ethernet connection operate at 10 Mbits s or 100 MBits s The default setting 1s 10 MBits s Socket Timeout The socket Timeout is the length of time a socket will remain open while there is no activity The default value is 30
7. 21 DOWNLOADING AND SAVING SETTINGS occoooccnnoccnnnnncononnncononanocnnnonononnnronnnnnconononononanccnnnnnooos 22 UPGRADING EIRMWARE iii ias UPGRADING FIRMWARE IN THE EO DCM esse esse ees see ee see ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 23 OVERVIEW EE RE EE EE EE ONES 25 RESTORE EEPROM TO FACTORY DEFAULTS ees see ees ses ese ees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 25 W RITE NEW FIRMWARE ass is saaapsvomadosttan seek ese ee degie es ie sense eek Di eo ees eg ees ee vahi 26 NEO RD UMP se Se N al 21 DIAGNOSTIESE A ia 24 A aaa ae 27 SHOW FIRMWARE VERSION uta 27 GOONLINE a dis 2 RD CONNECTION SS tse K STANE GN ad 28 NOTARSE ica 28 RT SELI IAN ASAS ss NA AA deis 28 RS 422 CONNECTION seke ie sesse se ee SG on ea oe ek ee Ge Ee Do ee EE stn 29 R5435 CONNEC HON EE a e GE EG oe GR AE EI 29 ETHERNET CONNECTION era A eo Ee De Ge 30 UT NOMEN Cable RD RE EG Ge ee Ee Ge N canal anne 30 Cross Over Cable ee Ee dd tallas 30 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS AB ETHERNET TOIDE Il wis sees besoe sense Ee Ge ee be ee Goeie ee ee ee ee Gee ee Ee Ge ei Ge ed 31 Introduction About This Manual This manual is designed to assist with installation and configuration of the EQ DCM gateway device It is recommended that this manual be read before configuring the EQ DCM gateway device Intended Audience This manual is intended for the person responsible for installing and configuring the EQ DCM gateway It is assumed
8. 485 wire modes Channel B can communicate with both the Ethernet port and Channel A This channel can be configured for the following communication settings e Speeds 2400 9600 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 Baud e Data Bits Tor 8 e Parity None Even or Odd e Stop Bits l or 2 e Handshaking None This channel currently supports the DF1 Full Duplex protocol and ASCII protocol Other protocols will be available in the future Ethernet 10 100BaseT LED s The Ethernet port can be capable of speeds of 10 or 100 Mbits sec and uses twisted pair cables for connecting to the RJ45 port The Ethernet port is capable of communicating with both Channel A and Channel B This channel currently supports the AB Ethernet protocol Other protocols will be available in the future The EO DCM is limited to a maximum of 15 simultaneous TCP connections The EQ DCM has seven LED s located on the top of the device Four LED s on the left and three LED s on the right Below is a list of the LED s Left Side LED s e CHA e CHB e Diagnostic e Power Right Side LED s e ETH Rx e ETH Tx e Link Pushbuttons The EQ DCM has two pushbuttons Reset and Configure The description of each 1s located below Reset The reset button is located on the left side of the EQ DCM and is used to perform a hardware reset Configure The configure button is located on the right side of the EQ DCM and is used to put the EQ DCM into its Offline operating mode
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10. d This utility program allows a user access to the offline options for the EQ DCM such as upgrading firmware and running offline diagnostics The list of available options is listed below Restore EEPROM to factory defaults Write New Firmware Memory Dump Diagnostics Debug Show Firmware Go Online K ANTS The OFFLINE Manager can be accessed by using the Offline Manager in the EQ32 Configuration Software or by starting a hyper terminal session in Windows If the hyper terminal is going to be used then configure the port settings as shown below e Bits per second 38400 bps e Data Bits 8 e Parity None e Stop Bits l e Flow Control Xon Xoff The OFFLINE Manager should only be used by those who understand what they are doing or have been instructed to by a trained individual Restore EEPROM to Factory Defaults The Restore EEPROM to Factory Defaults option will erase all the parameters that were configured using the EQ32 Configuration Software and return them to the factory default settings The factory defaults for EQ DCM are as follows Note that these defaults may be different depending on the version of BIOS that is currently installed in your gateway device CHA and CHB serial Settings Baud Rate 9600 bps Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits l Handshaking None 25 Note Handshaking is only available for CHA Serial Protocol Settings Protocol DFI Communication Mode Full Duplex Error Checking BCC CHB
11. erent protocols it 1s sometimes necessary to setup protocol conversion parameters These conversion parameters are in addition to the protocol setup of each port Below is an explanation of conversion parameters for converting between certain protocols ASCII DF1 When converting between ASCII and DF1 the following conversion parameters are needed for proper communication When data is received from the port that is configured for the ASCII protocol the low address defined in the destination address range of the routing table will be used as the destination byte when formatting the DFI message The following are the conversion parameters required for converting between ASCH and DFI e File Number e Element Number e File Type e Message Function File Number This is the file number that ASCII data will be sent to Element Number This is the element number for the specified file number that ASCII data will be sent to File Type The file type identifies the type of data file that ASCII data will be sent to The available file types are listed below e Integer e String Message Function The message function defines the type of DFl message that will be formatted The available functions are listed below e Typed Write e Protected Typed Logical Write 21 Downloading and Saving Settings After the settings have been configured the last step 1s to download or save them The three options available are listed belo
12. ess Range The destination address range 1s used to determine where messages need to be routed The address range can be a singe value or a range of values In order to select a single address enter the same value for both the ow and high addresses Any messages that fall into the defined range will be routed to the appropriate destination port Messages that are received and do not fall within the defined range are discarded When messages are received from the Ethernet port the remote destination value is examined to see if the message falls within the defined range in the routing table The allowed values for the destination range are 0 to 255 Destination Port The destination port 1s the port that messages will be routed to 1f they meet the criteria defined in the routing table IP Address The IP address is only used if the Ethernet port is entered as the destination port The IP address is the address of the Ethernet device that messages will be sent to Edit Route The Edit Route button is used to edit an existing route When the slot of the route to be edited is selected the information about that entry is displayed and can be changed Delete Route The Delete Route button is used to remove a single entry from the table Clear Routing Table The Clear Routing Table button is used to remove all of the entries from the routing table 20 Protocol Conversion Settings When communicating to devices that use diff
13. ine operating parameters must be configured These parameters include serial parameters protocols and protocol parameters Ethernet parameters such as IP address and routing tables Use the EQ32 Configuration Software to configure the EQ DCM The following sections explain the available options Open a Saved Configuration When the Configure option 1s selected from the EQ32 main menu the first screen will give the option to open a saved configuration file To open a saved configuration file put a check beside the Open a Saved Configuration File option The current configuration that is stored in the EQ DCM can be uploaded by pressing the configure button on the EQ DCM and then clicking the Upload Settings button Serial Communication Settings The Serial Communication Settings are used to setup CHA and CHB serial parameters for communicating with a PLC HMI or other serial devices The available options are listed and explained below e Baud Rate e Data Bits e Stop Bits e Parity e Handshaking 15 Serial Communication Settings Lhanm A Cannel U ds Baud Rate CHA and CHB can be configured for the following baud rates 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 and 115200 bps The default setting is 9600 bps Data Bits CHA and CHB can be configured for either 7 or 8 data bits The default setting is 8 data bits Stop Bits CHA and CHB can be configured for either 1 or 2 stop bits The default setting 1s
14. onny Ho Cor guraton Needed AB Ethernet AB Ethernet or CSP as it is referred to by Allan Bradley is an Ethernet protocol developed by Allan Bradley for communicating with PLC s HMI s and other AB Ethernet capable devices There is currently no protocol setup needed for the AB Ethernet protocol Routing Table Setup The routing table is a feature used by the EQ DCM to determine where incoming message requests are to be routed Messages can be routed to either of the serial ports or to the Ethernet port When the EQ DCM searches through its routing table it will use the first table entry that matches the criteria in the incoming message Because of this the order in which the data is entered is important The routing table can support up to a maximum of 20 routes To define a route in the table the following Folding Takia Saup information is needs to be entered TKT a t di tra Teed Be min mira de e Source Port e Destination Address Range e Destination Port Add Route The Add Route button 1s used to create a new route in the routing table When adding new routes the slot number automatically defaults to the next available slot in the routing table If multiple routes are present the slot number can be changed to insert a new route between existing entries 19 fd Add How Routo Enter New Route Source Port The source port is the port where incoming message requests will be received Destination Addr
15. ort staff at Equustek Solutions Inc Diagnostics The Diagnostics option runs a series of tests to ensure the proper operation of the EQ DCM hardware Below is a list of the diagnostics that are performed Data Bus Address Bus RAM EEPROM UART The Diagnostics should only be run by a trained individual or if instructed to by technical support staff at Equustek Solutions Inc Debug The Debug option allows direct read write access to the EEPROM This option is used to debug problems and check hardware configuration The Debug option should only be used by a trained individual or if instructed to by technical support staff at Equustek Solutions Inc Show Firmware Version The Show Firmware Version option displays the current firmware information that is installed in the EQ DCM This option can be used to check if the firmware in the EQ DCM is up to date Go Online The Go Online option performs a software reset and puts the unit into its normal online operation 21 Wiring RS 232 Connection The diagrams below show the RS 232 wiring for different Gay i configurations No Handshaking Both CHA and CHB can be configured for no handshaking EQ DCM RS 232 Port PC OEM Equipment DCD 1 I DCD RX 2 2 RX TX 3 3 TX DTR 4 4 DTR GND 5 5 GND NC 6 6 NC RTS 7 7 RTS CTS 8 8 CTS NC 9 9 NC RTS CTS Handshaking Only CHA can be configured for RTS CTS handshaking EO DCM RS 232 Port PC OEM Eq
16. seconds Serial Protocol Settings The EQ DCM in this model supports Allan Bradley s DF1 protocol and the ASCII protocol After choosing the protocol the available options for that protocol will be displayed Currently available serial protocols are listed below 17 o Allan Bradley DFI E Serial Protocol Settings Liannol A e ASCII e MODBUS DEL Safings Allan Bradley DF1 The DFI protocol is a serial protocol developed by Allan Bradley for communicating with PLC s HMI s and other DF1 capable devices The currently available options are as follows Communication Mode Currently only the Full Duplex mode is available The Half duplex mode will be available in the near future Error Detection There are two methods of error detection available for the DF1 protocol BCC and CRC error checking ASCII The ASCII protocol is a serial protocol used to communicate with scanners printers and other ASCII devices There is no protocol setup needed for the ASCII protocol The EO DCM will continue to receive data until a carriage return is received MODBUS Please refer to MODBUS application note for details Ethernet Protocol Settings Currently only Allan Bradley s AB Ethernet protocol is available After choosing the protocol the available options for that protocol will be displayed Currently available protocols are listed below e AB Ethernet 18 Ethernet Protocol Settings AB EBan Sulmgs C
17. that the person configuring the device is familiar with the protocols they will be working with and has experience configuring network devices Hardware Specifications Physical Specifications Dimensions 1 2 Hx 4 75 D x 3 2 W 30 4 x 120 7 x 81 3 mm Weight 0 56 lbs 0 2 kg Installation Metal Enclosure Desktop 8 Bolts or Din Rail Operating Environment 32 to 122 F Oto 50 C Storage 40 to 185 F 40 to 85 C Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing Power 9 27 Volts DC 1 8 Watts Hardware Layout The EQ DCM gateway consists of the following hardware components Power Supply Two RS 232 RS 422 or RS 485 serial communications ports 10 100BaseT Ethernet Port Two pushbuttons Reset and Configure Seven LED s Operating Specifications The following section describes the operation of the EQ DCM hardware Channel A CHA Channel A is a serial communications port capable of RS 232 RS 422 and RS 485 wire modes Channel A can communicate with both the Ethernet port and Channel B This channel can be configured for the following communication settings e Speeds 2400 9600 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 Baud e Data Bits 7 or 8 e Parity None Even or Odd e Stop Bits 1 or 2 e Handshaking None or RTS CTS flow control This channel currently supports the serial MODBUS DFI Full Duplex and ASCII protocols Channel B CHB Channel B is a serial communications port capable of RS 232 RS 422 and RS
18. uipment M 01 a E O Bo DU G E J J 28 The diagram of the EQ DCM to the Right shows the pin numbering for the RS 422 and RS 485 connections for CHA and CHB RS 422 Connection The diagrams below show the RS 422 wiring for different configurations EQ DCM OEM Equipment 4 pin Connector Ix 1 Rx Rx 2 Tx Rx 3 Tx Tx 4 Rx RS 485 Connection The diagrams below show the RS 485 wiring for different configurations EQ DCM OEM Equipment 4 pin Connector 29 Ethernet Connection The diagrams below show the Ethernet wiring for straight through A and cross over Ethernet cables When looking at the RJ 45 jack as shown to the left pin 1 is the leftmost pin Straight Through Cable The straight through cable is used when connecting the EQ DCM to a switch router or hub Switch Router Hub EQ DCM Ethernet Port Ethernet Port Cross Over Cable The cross over cable is used when connecting the EO DCM to a PC or other eguipment without going through a switch router or hub PC OEM Equipment EQ DCM Ethernet Port Ethernet Port 30 Typical Applications AB Ethernet to DF1 Or ASCII HMI MMI 31
19. w e Download Configuration e Download and Save Configuration e Save Configuration 22 Upgrading Firmware Upgrading Firmware in the EQ DCM When new firmware updates are available for the EQ DCM the firmware can be installed by using the Upgrade Firmware Option from the main menu in the EQ32 Configuration software The following steps show how to upgrade the firmware in the EQ DCM If you encounter any issue then please use other way explained in Application notes 1 After choosing the Upgrade Firmware option from the main menu you will be prompted for the firmware file the firmware file will have a rom extension Choose the firmware file by clicking the Browse button or entering the path of the file Click Next to continue 2 The next screen will ask you to confirm the file that has been chosen If the file chosen is correct click Next to start the installation process Install Firmware ai dara e poe 0 E 3 While the firmware is being installed a progress bar will show how far along the installation is 25 Install Firmware nal de ad Bs ossis o Gy 0085 de sms a king rial luvan Baan bran nar ea Rl up tad 4 After the firmware has been downloaded and installed a message will appear showing the status of the upgrade Offline Manager Overview The Offline Manager is an offline utility program that is started when the Configure button on the EQ DCM is presse
20. wer EQ DCM Link Communication Controller O Host Configura O m va co CHB RS 232 CHA RS 2320 CHE i RSNI 10 100 Base T R5232 Pass Thru 7 J I ETE J E l J RE 232 Mull P Fi i Modem Cable Connection to J IIA PLC HMI PC HE ee R5 232 Hull Modem Cable Ethernel CATS Cable Connection to R5 422 or R5 485 Network Connection to RS 422 or RS 485 Network Connection to PLC AMI PC Connection lo Elhemet Network 11 EO32 Software Overview The EQ32 Configuration Software is used to configure the EQ DCM online Operating parameters and upgrade the firmware The software can also be used to view the serial number model number hardware number and version of firmware in the EQ DCM The following section explains how to use the EQ32 Configuration Software with the EQ DCM gateway Installing the Software The EQ32 Configuration Software must be installed on a PC before using the software Starting the Software The EQ32 Configuration Software is located by default under the Programs Menu in the Equustek Solutions Inc folder Start Programs Equustek Solutions Inc EQ32 Once the program has been started the Product Selection screen will appear From this screen select the product that you wish to configure or upgrade After Selecting the EQ DCM from the product menu the EQ DCM Main Menu will appear 12 From this menu choose the right protocol you have ASCII DFI or
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