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.LON 100

Hardware Guide i

Purpose

The

.LON 100 Internet Server is a low-cost, high-performance network interface

and network device that connects L

ONWORKS devices, M-Bus devices, and legacy

devices to corporate IP networks or the Internet. The

.LON server features a

built-in Web server that allows Web access to all data points maintained by the

.LON 100 server, as well as built-in scheduling, alarming, and data logging

applications. Additionally, it includes a Web binder for bridging multiple

ONWORKS domains, and it provides a SOAP/XML Web services interface for use

by custom Web pages and for integration with enterprise applications. The

.LON server operates on 100 – 240 VAC and can be ordered with an optional

built-in 56K V.90 analog modem. Models are available for TP/FT-10 channels

and PL-20 channels.

This document describes how to install and assemble the hardware included with

the

.LON 100 Internet Server. It also describes the service buttons and LEDs on

the

.LON

100

server.

Related Documentation

The

.LON 100 documentation also includes the following manuals:

•

.LON

100 e3 User’s Guide

– Describes how to configure the

.LON 100

applications with the

.LON 100 Web pages and the

.LON 100 Configuration

Plug-In, and how to design Web pages that can be used to monitor and

control

.LON 100 data points.

•

.LON

100 e3

Programmer’s Reference

— Describes how to configure the

.LON 100 applications using XML files and SOAP messages. This allows

you to create a custom application you can use to configure the

.LON 100

applications.

The following additional documentation is useful if you are using the applicable

features of the

.LON 100 server:

•

OpenLDV Programmer’s Guide, xDriver Supplement

— Describes how the

xDriver software can be used by an LNS application to manage

communications with multiple L

ONWORKS networks that communicate over a

TCP/IP network. The xDriver software is used to communicate with the

.LON 100 when it is functioning as a Remote Network Interface (RNI).

•

LNS Programmer’s Guide

— Describes how to write LNS applications that

can take advantage of the communication provided by the

.LON 100 Web

server.

•

LonMaker User’s Guide

— Describes how to use the LonMaker Network

Integration Tool, which can be used to install the

.LON 100 server in a

ONWORKS network.

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