Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide
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Table of Contents Getting Started .......................................................................................................................7 Protocols Supported ..................................................................................................................................... 7 Quick Start ......................................................................................................................................................
Table of Contents Serial Terminals (4) - 1E............................................................................................................................. 47 Serial Terminal (4) Connectors................................................................................................................ 47 Serial Terminal (4) Null-Modem Cables (RS-232) .................................................................................. 48 Serial Terminal (4) Null-Modem Cables (RS-422) .............
Table of Contents Hardware Specifications ....................................................................................................73 Locating DeviceMaster UP Specifications ............................................................................................ 73 External Power Supply Specifications................................................................................................... 74 1-Port ....................................................................................
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Getting Started This guide discusses initial DeviceMaster UP installation and hardware configuration for the DeviceMaster UP with 16-ports. This guide does not discuss configuring the port characteristics or protocol-specific programming information. See Locating Software and Documentation on Page 8 to locate the firmware and the appropriate documentation for your environment.
Getting Started Locating Software and Documentation You can access the appropriate firmware assembly, PortVision DX, and the DeviceMaster UP documentation from the CD shipped with the DeviceMaster UP or you can download the latest files using the links in the appropriate table: • Software and firmware, which is independent of the protocol loaded (below) • EtherNet/IP Firmware and Documentation on Page 9 • Modbus Router Firmware and Documentation on Page 9 • Modbus Server Firmware and Documentation o
Getting Started EtherNet/IP Firmware and Documentation FTP EtherNet/IP (.msi) file contains the firmware and supporting files. The firmware provides embedded configuration web pages. You may need to update the DeviceMaster UP with the latest version. Note: If you are currently running EtherNet/IP firmware V2.x platform, you may want refer to the EtherNet/IP User Guide for architecture information before upgrading.
Getting Started Modbus Server Firmware and Documentation FTP Modbus Server (.msi) contains the firmware and supporting files. The firmware provides embedded configuration web pages. You may need to update the DeviceMaster UP with the latest version. Depending on the model you purchased, the DeviceMaster UP may or may not have the Modbus/TIP firmware loaded.
Getting Started PROFINET IO Firmware and Documentation FTP PROFINET IO (.msi) contains the firmware and supporting files. The firmware provides embedded configuration web pages. You may need to update the DeviceMaster UP with the latest version. Firmware Depending on the model you purchased, the DeviceMaster UP may or may not have the PROFINET IO firmware loaded.
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Hardware Installation Installation Overview Use the links below to locate installation procedures for the following models: Ports DeviceMaster UP Installation Procedure 1† DB9 serial port with a single Ethernet port 1-Port - Enclosed Installation on Page 14 1 Embedded system 1-Port - Embedded Installation on Page 16 2†† Screw terminal serial ports 2-Port (Serial Terminal) 1E/2E Installation on Page 20 IP address: 192.168.250.
Hardware Installation 1-Port - Enclosed Installation Use the following procedure to install the DeviceMaster UP 1-Port. 1. Place the 1-Port on a stable surface and skip to Step 2 or optionally mount the DeviceMaster UP using the mounting flanges or DIN rail adapters. a. Pick up the DeviceMaster UP so that the front of the device is facing you. b. Pick up a DIN rail clip. (The three tines should be on top and the M4 label should face you.) c.
Hardware Installation • Insert the DC positive wire into the positive screw terminal and the DC return wire into the return screw terminal.
Hardware Installation 1-Port - Embedded Installation Installing the DeviceMaster UP 1-Port Embedded system follows these basic steps: • Building the serial ribbon cable (below). • Mounting the Embedded on Page 17 and installing light pipes. • Attaching the Network and Serial Cables on Page 18. • Connecting the Power and Verifying Installation on Page 18. Observe proper ESD techniques when handling the DeviceMaster UP.
Hardware Installation Mounting the Embedded Use the following procedure to mount the DeviceMaster UP 1-Port Embedded with the 5-30VDC power supply. Observe proper ESD techniques when handling the DeviceMaster UP. Caution 1. Carefully remove the DeviceMaster UP from the anti-static bag, following standard electrostatic device handling procedures. 2. Mount the DeviceMaster UP for your environment using 1/4” stand-offs to separate the DeviceMaster UP from the base.
Hardware Installation After mounting the DeviceMaster UP, you are ready to connect the cables. Attaching the Network and Serial Cables Use the following procedure to attach the serial ribbon and Ethernet cables. For a larger illustration of the system, see 1-Port Embedded on Page 77. 1. Attach the ribbon cable built in Building the Serial Ribbon Cable on Page 16 to the header labeled J3. 1 Ethernet 10/100 Connector 2 J3 9 10 2.
Hardware Installation 5. Plug the screw terminal power connector into the DeviceMaster UP. 6. Connect the power supply to a power source. 7. Plug the screw terminal power connector into JP1 on the DeviceMaster UP by aligning the scalloped sides. Note: Align the plug properly. The scalloped side of the screw terminal power connector should be aligned with the scalloped side of the power jack on the unit. LEDs JP1 8. Apply power to the DeviceMaster UP. 9.
Hardware Installation 2-Port (Serial Terminal) 1E/2E Installation Use the following procedure to install DeviceMaster UP 2-port models with serial terminal connectors. See 2-Port (DB9) 1E/2E Installation on Page 22 if the DeviceMaster UP has DB9 serial connectors. 1. Attach the DeviceMaster UP 2-Port to the DIN rail adapter. 2. Connect the power supply and apply power to the DeviceMaster UP using the power supply specifications on the product label and the following information.
Hardware Installation Do not connect RS-422/485 devices until the appropriate port interface type has been configured. The default port setting is RS-232. Caution 4. Verify that the Status LED has completed the boot cycle and network connection for the DeviceMaster UP is functioning properly using the following table. 2-Port Serial Terminal LED Descriptions The STATUS LED on the device is lit, indicating you have power and it has completed the boot cycle.
Hardware Installation 2-Port (DB9) 1E/2E Installation Use the following procedure to install DeviceMaster UP 2-port models with DB9 connectors. 1. Attach the DeviceMaster UP 2-Port to the DIN rail adapter. 2. Connect the power supply and apply power to the DeviceMaster UP using the power supply specifications on the product label and the following information. Observe proper ESD techniques when connecting and disconnecting the DeviceMaster UP. Caution a.
Hardware Installation 3. Use the appropriate method for network attachment of your DeviceMaster UP 2-port: DeviceMaster UP 1E: Connect the 10/100 port to the same Ethernet network segment as the host PC using a standard network cable. DeviceMaster UP 2E: Connect the DeviceMaster UP 2E using one of these methods: • Ethernet hub, switch (10/100Base-T), Server NIC (10/100Base-T): Connect a 10/100 port to the same Ethernet network segment as the host PC using a standard Ethernet cable.
Hardware Installation 4-Port Installation Use the following procedure to install the DeviceMaster UP 4-port. 1. Optionally, attach the mounting brackets using the screws provided in the kit (6-32 1/4” flathead machine) or place the DeviceMaster UP on a stable surface. Larger Picture, Page 79 Caution Failure to use the correct screws can damage the PCB and void the warranty. Do NOT use screws that exceed the length of the screws provided with the mounting bracket kit.
Hardware Installation 4-Port LED Descriptions LNK ACT The red LNK ACT LED is lit, indicating that you have a working Ethernet connection. COL If the red COL LED is lit, there is a network collision. 100 If the red 100 LED is lit, it indicates a working 100 MB Ethernet connection (100 MB network, only). If the LED is not lit, it indicates a 10 MB Ethernet connection. 10/100 NETWORK LNK ACT COL 100 UP DOWN Note: For additional LED information, go to the Status LED table on Page 82. 5.
Hardware Installation 8. Transfer all cabling from the old DeviceMaster UP to the new DeviceMaster UP. 9. It is not necessary to shut down and restart the host PC. 26 - Hardware Installation Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP The DeviceMaster UP platform includes PortVision DX, which is the management application that you use to manage all Comtrol Ethernet-attached devices. Note: Existing installations: PortVision DX replaces PortVision Plus, you must install PortVision DX v3.02 or higher to upload the latest firmware.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP PortVision DX Requirements Use PortVision DX to identify, configure, update, and manage the DeviceMaster UP on the following Windows operating systems: • Windows 8/8.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 3. Click Next on the Welcome screen. 4. Click I accept the terms in the License Agreement and Next. 5. Click Next or optionally, browse to a different location and then click Next. Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 6. Click Next to configure the shortcuts. 7. Click Install. 8. Depending on the operating system, you may need to click Yes to the Do you want to allow the following program to install software on this computer? query. 30 - Configuring the DeviceMaster UP Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 9. Click Launch PortVision DX and Finish in the last installation screen. 10. Depending on the operating system, you may need to click Yes to the Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer? query. 11. Select the Comtrol Ethernet-attached products that you want to locate and then click Scan.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP Configuring the Network Settings Use the following procedure to change the default network settings on the DeviceMaster UP for your network. Default Network Settings IP address: 192.168.250.250 Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0 Gateway address: 192.168.250.1 Note: Technical Support advises configuring one new DeviceMaster UP at a time to avoid device driver configuration problems.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 5. Highlight the DeviceMaster UP for which you want to program network information and open the Properties screen using one of these methods. • Double-click the DeviceMaster UP in the Device Tree or Device List pane. • Right-click the DeviceMaster UP in the Device Tree or Device List pane and click Properties in the popup menu • Highlight the DeviceMaster UP in the Device Tree or Device List pane and click the Properties button.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 6. Optionally, rename the DeviceMaster UP in the Device Name field. Note: The MAC address Device Status fields are automatically populated and you cannot change those values. 7. Optionally, enter the serial number, which is on a label on the DeviceMaster UP. 8. If necessary, you can change the Detection Type. • REMOTE means that the DeviceMaster UP is not connected to this segment of the network and it uses IP communications, not MAC communications.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 11. Click Close to exit the Properties window. 12. If if applicable, check your firmware version to make sure that it is the latest version using the next subsection, Checking the Protocol Firmware Version. 13. If necessary, use Uploading Protocol-Specific Firmware on the DeviceMaster UP on Page 36 to update or load the firmware for your DeviceMaster UP. Checking the Protocol Firmware Version Use PortVision DX to check the firmware version before configuring the ports.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP Uploading Protocol-Specific Firmware on the DeviceMaster UP Some DeviceMaster UP models come from the factory with SocketServer firmware, which provides an interface to TCP/IP socket mode configuration and services, installed on the device.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP 4. Click Yes to upload the firmware. 5. Click OK to the advisory message about waiting until the DeviceMaster UP is on-line and in the next minute the DeviceMaster UP unit or units should display ON-LINE in the Status field. 6. Go to the appropriate Quick Start or User Guide for your protocol for information about configuring the serial port or ports using the web page and programming your PLCs.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP Customizing PortVision DX You can customize how PortVision DX displays the devices. You can even create sessions tailored for specific audiences. You can also add shortcuts to other applications using Tools > Applications > Customize feature. The following illustrates how you can customize your view. See the PortVision DX Help system for detailed information about modifying the view. For example, the above screen shot illustrates devices layered in folders.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP Accessing DeviceMaster UP Documentation from PortVision DX You can use this procedure in PortVision DX to download and open the previously downloaded documents for the DeviceMaster UP. You can also check to see if you have the latest version of the documentation using PortVision DX. How to Download Documentation Use this procedure to initially download a document or documents. 1.
Configuring the DeviceMaster UP How to Open Previously Downloaded Documents Use the following procedure to access previously downloaded documents in PortVision DX. Note: Optionally, you can browse to the Program Files (x86) > Comtrol > PortVision DX > Docs subdirectory and open the document. 1. If necessary, open PortVision DX > Start/Programs > Comtrol > PortVision DX > PortVision DX or use the desktop shortcut. 2. Click Help > Documentation. 3.
Connecting Serial Devices This section discusses connecting your serial devices to the DeviceMaster UP. It also provides you with information to build serial cables and loopback connectors to test the serial ports. • DB9 Connectors • RJ45 Connectors on Page 44 • Serial Terminals (4) - 1E on Page 47 • Serial Terminals (8) - 2E on Page 49 Note: Go to Building the Serial Ribbon Cable on Page 16 for connector information for the DeviceMaster UP 1-Port Embedded adapter.
Connecting Serial Devices Refer to the hardware manufacturer’s installation documentation if you need help with connector pinouts or cabling for the serial device. This illustrates the DB9 connector signals.
Connecting Serial Devices DB9 Loopback Plugs Loopback connectors are DB9 female serial port plugs with pins wired together that are used in conjunction with application software to test serial ports. The DeviceMaster UP is shipped with a a single loopback plug (RS-232/422). Not all DeviceMaster UP protocols provide test (example programs). Refer to the EtherNet/IP User Guide and Modbus/TCP User Guide for information about using those example programs.
Connecting Serial Devices RJ45 Connectors This subsection provides the following information: • Connector pin assignments (below) • RJ45 Null-Modem Cables (RS-232) • RJ45 Null-Modem Cables (RS-422) on Page 45 • RJ45 Straight-Through Cables (RS-232/485) on Page 45 • RJ45 Loopback Plugs on Page 45 • RJ45 RS-485 Test Cable on Page 46 • Connecting RJ45 Devices on Page 46 You can build your own null-modem or straight-through RJ45 serial cables if you are using the DB9 to RJ45 adapters using the fo
Connecting Serial Devices Use the following figure if you need to build an RS-422 null-modem RJ45 cable. A null-modem cable is required for connecting DTE devices. DeviceMaster Female RJ45 Null-Modem Cables (RS-422) Signal TxD+ TxDRxD+ RxDGND RJ45 Pins 1 4 8 5 3 Signal RxD+ RxDTxD+ TxDGND Note: RS-422 pinouts are not standardized. Each peripheral manufacturer uses different pinouts. Please refer to the documentation for the peripheral to determine the pinouts for the signals above.
Connecting Serial Devices RJ45 RS-485 Test Cable You can use a straight-through cable as illustrated previously, or build your own cable. RJ45 Signal Pins 4 TRxDTRxD+ 1 Signal TRxDTRxD+ Note: RS-422 pinouts are not standardized. Each peripheral manufacturer uses different pinouts. Please refer to the documentation for the peripheral to determine the pinouts for the signals above. Connecting RJ45 Devices You can use this information to connect serial devices to RJ45 connectors.
Connecting Serial Devices Serial Terminals (4) - 1E This subsection discusses the following topics for the DeviceMaster UP 2-port 1E with serial terminals (4). See Serial Terminals (8) - 2E on Page 49 if the DeviceMaster UP has eight serial terminals.
Connecting Serial Devices Serial Terminal (4) Null-Modem Cables (RS-232) Serial Terminal (4) Null-Modem Cables (RS-422) Serial Terminal (4) Straight-Through Cables (RS-232/485) An RS-232 null-modem cable is required for connecting DTE devices. RS-232 Null-Modem Cable TxD RTS RxD RxD CTS TxD RTS DB9 2 8 3 7 DB25 3 5 2 4 An RS-422 null-modem cable is required for connecting DTE devices. CTS RS-422 Null-Modem Cable Note: RS-422 pinouts are not standardized.
Connecting Serial Devices Serial Terminal (4) Loopback Signals Use this drawing to wire a loopback, which is used in conjunction with application software to test serial ports. Wire the terminals together to create a loopback. • TxD to RxD • RTS to CTS TxD Connecting Serial Devices RTS RxD CTS Use the following information to connect the DeviceMaster UP 2-port 1E with serial terminals. 1. Connect your serial devices to the appropriate serial port on the DeviceMaster UP using the appropriate cable.
Connecting Serial Devices RS-232: Connecting the Ground Signal Ground Signal Ground† Chassis Ground† Not connected Return† Positive† † Wire gauge: AWG 12-22 5-30VDC RS-232 CD DSR RI RS-422/RS-485 N/A N/A Full-Duplex RS-485 Half- N/A N/A Duplex DTR TxD RTS RxD CTS N/A N/A TxD- TxD+ RxD- RxD+ N/A N/A TRxD- TRxD+ N/A N/A † RS-232 ground must be connected to the appropriate signal ground terminal.
Connecting Serial Devices Serial Terminal (8) Null-Modem Cables (RS-422) An RS-422 null-modem cable is required for connecting DTE devices. RS-422 Null-Modem Cable CD DSR RI DTR TxD RxD- RxD+ TxD- TxD+ 2 8 3 7 DB9 DB25 Serial Terminal (8) Straight-Through Cables (RS-232/485) RS-232 or RS-485 straightthrough cables are used to connect modems and other DCE devices.
Connecting Serial Devices Connecting Serial Devices Use the following information to connect the DeviceMaster UP 2-port 2E with serial terminals. 1. Connect your serial devices to the appropriate serial port on the DeviceMaster UP using the appropriate cable. Note: Refer to the hardware manufacturer’s installation documentation if you need help with connector pinouts or cabling for the serial device. 2. You can refer to Network and Device LEDs on Page 84 for information about the LEDs.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP This section discusses the following DeviceMaster UP maintenance procedures: • Rebooting the DeviceMaster UP • Uploading Firmware to Multiple DeviceMaster UPs on Page 54 • Configuring Multiple DeviceMaster UPs Network Addresses on Page 55 Note: You can configure the network addresses for multiple DeviceMaster UPs, configure common settings for the DeviceMaster UPs, and save the settings to a configuration file that you can use to load settings up to all or selected DeviceM
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Uploading Firmware to Multiple DeviceMaster UPs You can use this procedure if your DeviceMaster UP is connected to the host PC, laptop, or if the DeviceMaster UP resides on the local network segment. 1. If you have not done so, install PortVision DX (Installing PortVision DX on Page 37) and Scan the network. 2. Shift-click the multiple DeviceMaster UPs on the Main screen that you want to update and use one of the following methods: • Click the Upload button.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Configuring Multiple DeviceMaster UPs Network Addresses You can configure the network addresses for multiple DeviceMaster UPs using the Assign IP to Multiple Devices option. In addition, you can also configure common settings for the DeviceMaster UP web page and save the settings to a configuration file that you can load to all or selected DeviceMaster UPs. See Using Configuration Files on Page 57 for more information.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP 7. Enter the IP Address for the DeviceMaster UP. It is not necessary to enter the Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. 8. Click Ok to close the Add New Device window. It may take a few moments to save the DeviceMaster UP. 9. If necessary, click Refresh for the new DeviceMaster UP to display in the Device Tree or Device List panes. The DeviceMaster UP shows OFF-LINE if it is not attached to the network or if an incorrect IP address was entered.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP 6. Select LOCAL for the Detection Type. 7. Enter the MAC address or network information. Note: A MAC address label is attached to all DeviceMaster UP units. The first three pairs of digits start with 00 C0 4E. 8. Optionally, enter the serial number in the Serial Number list box. 9. Click Ok. 10. If necessary, click Refresh for the new DeviceMaster UP to display in the Device Tree or Device List panes.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Loading a Configuration File Use the following procedure to load a previously saved a DeviceMaster UP configuration file. Load a configuration file and apply it to a selected DeviceMaster UP or DeviceMaster UPs from the Main screen or the Software Settings tab on the Properties screen. Use this procedure to load a configuration file using the Device List pane to one or more DeviceMaster UP units. Note: The configuration file does not need to be the same model or port density.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Managing Bootloader Bootloader refers to the operating system that runs on the DeviceMaster UP hardware during the power on phase, which then loads the default application (for example, Modbus Router or EtherNet/IP firmware). Note: Typically, you should not update the Bootloader unless advised to do so by Comtrol Technical Support. There are several methods and tools that you can use to check the Bootloader version or update the Bootloader.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP 3. Right-click the DeviceMaster UP for which you want to update, click Advanced > Upload Firmware, browse to the Bootloader .cmtl file, and then click Open. 4. Click Yes to the Upload Firmware message that warns you that this is a sensitive process. 5. Click Ok to the second Upload Firmware message. 6. Right-click the DeviceMaster UP and click Refresh until the Bootloader version displays in the Device List pane and verify that the new version loaded.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Restoring Factory Defaults (2-Port, Only) Use the following procedures to restore a DeviceMaster UP 2-port model to the factory defaults. If Technical Support advises you to restore the DeviceMaster UP factory defaults, depress the Reset/Restore switch for greater than 5 seconds.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP Accessing RedBoot Commands in Telnet/SSH Sessions (PortVision DX) You can open a Telnet or SSH session using PortVision DX to access RedBoot commands. Use the following procedure to access a telnet or SSH session with PortVision DX. 1. In PortVision DX, PortVision DX, right-click the DeviceMaster UP in the Device List pane for which you want to open a telnet session, and click Telnet/ SSH Session. 2. Select Telnet or SSH, leave the Selected Port number, and click Ok.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP 3. If necessary, enter the password and press Enter. If a password has not been set, press Enter. If using an SSH session, press Enter to the login as prompt. 4. Type Reset, press Enter, and close the telnet session. 5. Quickly re-open the telnet or SSH session using the previous steps. Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
Managing the DeviceMaster UP 6. Select Telnet or SSH, leave the Selected Port number, and click Ok. 7. Press Enter. You can type help to review the RedBoot commands. You can also refer to RedBoot Command Overview on Page 71. Note: The dm prompt should be replaced by a redboot prompt. If not, you can reset the Bootloader timeout for a longer time period and retry this procedure. 64 - Managing the DeviceMaster UP Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
RedBoot Procedures You can use this section as a reference if you want to perform tasks in RedBoot.
RedBoot Procedures Establishing a Serial Connection Use the following procedure to set up a serial connection with a terminal server program. You can use HyperTerminal (Windows) or optionally, Test Terminal (WCom2), which can be accessed from PortVision DX using Tools > Applications > Test Terminal (WCom2). 1. Connect a null-modem cable from an available COM port on your PC to Port 1 on the DeviceMaster UP. Note: See Connecting Serial Devices on Page 41, if you need to build a nullmodem cable. 2.
RedBoot Procedures Establishing a Telnet Connection Use the following procedure to telnet to the DeviceMaster UP. 1. Open a telnet session, enter the DeviceMaster UP IP address. If using Windows, you can use PortVision DX, see Accessing RedBoot Commands in Telnet/SSH Sessions (PortVision DX) on Page 62. 2. Press the Enter key if you did not program a password or type the password and press Enter. ♥♦ Password: Comtrol DeviceMaster RTS Model ID: 5002111 SocketServer 9.
RedBoot Procedures Determining the Network Settings If you are not sure what the network information is on a DeviceMaster UP, you can perform the following procedure. 1. Establish communications with the DeviceMaster UP using the serial (Page 66) or telnet (Page 67) method. Default Network Settings IP address: 192.168.250.250 Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0 Gateway address: 192.168.250.1 2. At the RedBoot prompt, type ip. RedBoot>dis Loading disabled RedBoot> ip IP: 192.168.250.250 Mask: 255.255.0.
RedBoot Procedures Changing the Bootloader Timeout Use the following procedure to change the Bootloader timeout value. 1. Establish communications with the DeviceMaster UP using the serial (Page 66) or telnet (Page 67) method. 2. At the RedBoot prompt, type timeout. RedBoot> dis Loading disabled RedBoot> timeout Timeout 15 seconds RedBoot> timeout 45 timeout 45 seconds RedBoot>_ RedBoot responds with the current Bootloader timeout value. 3. Type timeout and a value to change the timeout value.
RedBoot Procedures Resetting the DeviceMaster UP When you have completed your tasks in RedBoot, you must enter a reset command at the RedBoot> prompt for the DeviceMaster UP to begin operation. Note: The LEDs on the DeviceMaster UP will go through the power up sequence. The DeviceMaster UP has completed its reset cycle when the Status LED is lit and it stops flashing.
RedBoot Procedures RedBoot Command Overview The following table is an overview of RedBoot commands available. After accessing RedBoot, you can review the list of commands online by entering help and pressing the Enter key. For more detailed information, see the eCos Reference Manual that is located on the Comtrol Software and Documentation CD or you can download it from: ftp:// ftp.comtrol.com/dev_mstr/UP/software/redboot/user_guide. RedBoot Commands Sets or displays web authentication.
RedBoot Procedures RedBoot Commands (Continued) mcopy -s -d -l [-1|-2|-4] Copies memory from one address to another. mfill -b -l -p [-1|-2|-4] Fills a block of memory with a pattern. model† Shows model number. password {password} Sets or deletes the password. ping [-v] [-n ] [-l ] [-t ] [-r ] [-i ] -h Network connectivity test. reset Resets the DeviceMaster UP.
Hardware Specifications Locating DeviceMaster UP Specifications Specifications can be found on the Comtrol web site at the following addresses.
Hardware Specifications External Power Supply Specifications This subsection discusses information that you may need if you wish to use your own external power supplies. 1-Port • 1-Port on Page 74 • 2-Port (Serial Terminals) on Page 74 • 2-Port (DB9) on Page 75 • 4-Port on Page 75 This table provides specifications for the power supply shipped with the DeviceMaster UP 1port.
Hardware Specifications 2-Port (DB9) This table provides the specifications to purchase a power supply for a DeviceMaster UP 2-port 1E/2E model with serial terminal connectors. External Power Supply: 2-Port (Serial Terminal Connectors) 6-30VDC Output voltage† Current† Power 6-30VDC 100 mA (Min) @ 24VDC 2.5 W † Any power supply that meets current consumption, voltage, power, and connector pinouts requirements can be used.
Hardware Specifications DeviceMaster UP Product Pictures This subsections provides you with detailed pictures of the different DeviceMaster UP models: 1-Port (DB9) • 1-Port (DB9) on Page 76 • 1-Port Embedded on Page 77 • 2-Port (Single Ethernet Port) with Serial Terminals on Page 77 • 2-Port (Dual Ethernet Ports) with Serial Terminals on Page 78 • 2-Port (Single Ethernet Port) DB9 on Page 78 • 2-Port (Dual Ethernet Ports) DB9 on Page 79 • 4-Port (DB9) on Page 79 This illustrates the DeviceM
Hardware Specifications 1-Port Embedded This illustrates the DeviceMaster UP 1-port Embedded system that uses a 530VDC power supply. See 1-Port on Page 74 so that you can provide a power supply for the DeviceMaster UP. See DeviceMaster UP LEDs on Page 84 for information about the LEDs. 2-Port (Single Ethernet Port) with Serial Terminals The DeviceMaster UP 2-port 1E with serial terminals uses a 5-30VDC power supply. See 2-Port (Serial Terminals) on Page 74 for information about the power supply.
Hardware Specifications 2-Port (Dual Ethernet Ports) with Serial Terminals The DeviceMaster UP 2-port 2E with serial terminals uses a 5-30VDC power supply. See 2-Port (Serial Terminals) on Page 74 for information about the power supply. See DeviceMaster UP LEDs on Page 84 for information about the LEDs. 2-Port (Single Ethernet Port) DB9 The DeviceMaster UP 2-port 1E DB9 uses a 5-30VDC power supply. See 2-Port (DB9) on Page 75 for information about the power supply.
Hardware Specifications 2-Port (Dual Ethernet Ports) DB9 The DeviceMaster UP 2-port 2E DB9 uses a 5-30VDC power supply. See 2-Port (DB9) on Page 75 for information about the power supply. See DeviceMaster UP LEDs on Page 84 for information about the LEDs. 4-Port (DB9) The PWR LED for the DeviceMaster UP 4 with DB9 ports is on the other side of the unit. See DeviceMaster UP LEDs on Page 84 for information about the LEDs. Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide: 2000451 Rev.
Hardware Specifications Notices Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) (FCC 15.105) Labeling Requirements (FCC 15.19) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class A digital devices pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support This section contains troubleshooting information for your DeviceMaster UP. You may want to review the following subsections before calling Technical Support because they will request that you perform many of the procedures or verifications before they will be able to help you diagnose a problem.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support • Reboot the system, then reset the power on the DeviceMaster UP and watch the PWR or Status (Page 84) light activity. PWR or Status LED • Description 5 sec. off, 3 flashes, 5 sec. off, 3 flashes... RedBoot™ checksum failure. 5 sec. off, 4 flashes, 5 sec. off, 4 flashes... SREC load failure. If you have a spare DeviceMaster UP, try replacing the device. General Troubleshooting This table illustrates some general troubleshooting tips.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support Daisy-Chaining DeviceMaster UP 2E/4-Port Units The DeviceMaster UP 2E/4-port models with external power supplies follow the IEEE specifications for standard Ethernet 10/100BASE-TX topologies. When using the UP and DOWN ports, the DeviceMaster UP 2E/4 is classified as a switch. When using the UP port only, it is a simple end node device.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support DeviceMaster UP LEDs The DeviceMaster UP has network and port LEDs to indicate status. This subsection discusses: TX/RX LEDs • TX/RX LEDs • Network and Device LEDs on Page 84 This subsection discusses RX and TX LEDs on the DeviceMaster UP 4-port. Note: The DeviceMaster UP 1-port and 2-port models do not have TX/RX LEDs. The RX (yellow) and TX (green) LEDs function accordingly when the cable is attached properly to a serial device.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support Ports Model Network LEDs The LEDs are located between the RJ45 connector and the power terminal block. • 1 Note: The Status LED flashes while booting and it takes approximately 15 seconds for the bootloader to complete the cycle. When the Bootloader completes the cycle, the LED has a solid, steady light that blinks approximately every 10 seconds.
Troubleshooting and Technical Support Technical Support It contains troubleshooting procedures that you should perform before contacting Technical Support since they will request that you perform, some or all of the procedures before they will be able to help you diagnose your problem. If you need technical support use one of the following methods. Comtrol Contact Information Downloads ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/html/up_main.htm Web site http://www.comtrol.
