bolid S2000 User manual

RS-485/RS-232-TO-ETHERNET INTERFACE
CONVERTER
S2000-Ethernet
User’s Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 S2000-Ethernet Description and Operation ....................................................................4
1.1 General ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Specifications .............................................................................................................. 4
1.3 Standard Delivery ....................................................................................................... 4
1.4 S2000-Ethernet Operation ......................................................................................... 5
1.4.1 Li ht Indication ..................................................................................................... 5
1.4.2 Jumper Positions ................................................................................................... 7
1.4.3 General S2000-Ethernet Application Dia rams .................................................... 7
1.4.4 Preparin the S2000-Ethernet for Operation ..................................................... 10
1.4.4.1 Confi urin the S2000-Ethernet ................................................................. 10
1.4.4.2 Settin s Timeouts and Delays ..................................................................... 20
1.4.5 Typical Schematics for Usin the S2000-Ethernet as Part of an Orion system ... 22
1.4.6 An Example of Settin Confi uration Parameters of the S2000-Ethernet .......... 25
1.4.6.1 Settin s for a Typical Dia ram of Connectin the S2000-Ethernet in the
Mode of Virtual COM Port (Retranslatin Data between the Computer and the
S2000-Ethernet) ...................................................................................................... 25
1.4.6.2 Settin a Typical Connection for Retranslatin Data between S2000-
Ethernet Converters ................................................................................................ 26
2 Operation Guidelines.....................................................................................................32
2.1 Connection Dia ram ................................................................................................. 32
2.2 Connectin the S2000-Ethernet to a LAN ................................................................. 32
3 Overall and Mountin Dimensions ................................................................................33
4 Manufacturer Address ...................................................................................................33

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This User’s Manual is designed to help in studying of principles of operation and maintenance
of the S2000-Ethernet converter of version 2.52.
1S2000-Ethernet Description and Operation
1.1 General
1.1.1 S2000-Ethernet Interface Converter (hereinafter referred to as S2000-Ethernet) is
designed to translate RS-485/RS-232 data to Ethernet and back. Can be used as part of an Orion,
Orion Pro, or any other system.
1.1.2 The S2000-Ethernet is to be installed within protected premises and designed for round-
the-clock operation.
1.1.3 The converter is not designed to be used in aggressive or dusty conditions or in explosive
and flammable premises.
1.2 Specifications
1.2.1 The S2000-Ethernet is to be powered by an external 12 V / 24 V dc power supply with
output voltage of 11 V to28.4 V. We recommend you to use Bolid manufactured battery backed
power supplies RIP-12 or RIP-24.
1.2.2 Current consumed in quiescent mode:
−90 mA max @ 12 V;
−50 mA max @ 24 V.
1.2.3 RS-485/RS-232 Interface (half-duplex):
−Baud rate: 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 bps;
−Start bits: 1;
−8 data bits/1 stop bit or 8 data bits/2 stop bits;
−Parity: none;
−Max packet size: 255 bytes.
1.2.4 Ethernet Interface:
−Speed: 10 Mbps;
−Adjustable half / full duplex;
−Protocols: UDP, ICMP (ping), ARP;
−Receiving / transmitting unicasts and broadcasts;
−Max number of similar interface converters to which the S2000-Ethernet retranslates
data over the Ethernet channel: 9 or 8 (depending on the configuration);
−Support operation in Ethernet networks of different topology («point-to-point»,
«star», «tree», «mesh»).
1.2.5 Dimensions: 102 mm x 107 mm x 39 mm.
1.2.6 Weight: 200 g max.
1.2.7 Ingress protection rating: IР20.
1.2.8 The pre-operation time after powering up doesn’t exceed 3 s.
1.2.9 Operation Temperatures: minus 30 to +50°C
1.3 Standard Delivery
Table 1. S2000-Ethernet Standard Delivery
Item Qty
S2000-Ethernet Interface Converter 1
This User’s Manual 1
Wood Screws 3
Wall Plugs 3
DIN 7982 Flat Head Tapping Screw with Cross Drive 2.2x6.5 1
S2000-to-PC Cable (to connect the S2000-Ethernet to a PC) Comes
separately
Package 1

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1.4 S2000-Ethernet Operation
1.4.1 Light Indication
READY LED is green, RS-232/RS-485 LED is green, ETHERNET LED is green.
Table 2 shows the behavior of READY and RS-232/ RS-485 light indicators.
Table 2. READY and RS-232/RS-485 Light Indicators
Light Indicator
Destination
On Off
READY The device is switched on The device is switched off
RS-232
RS-485
Transparent Mode and
Master/Slave Event
Save Mode
Receiving data at the active
interface: RS-232 or RS-485 No data received at the active interface: RS-232 or RS-485
Configuration Mode Receiving data over RS-232 No data received from RS-232
Light behavior of ETHERNET LED is shown in Table 3. ETHERNET LED also performs an
additional function to indicate conditions of communications for all data communication directions.
Light behavior is defined for each direction and the direction of the highest priority is activated.
Potential directions are defined by IP addresses given in the remote device list of the converter as
well as permission to connect to an unknown address (if permitted by the configuration and
connection has been established). Light behavior highlighted with grey means that communication
has been established and data can be communicated with all possible directions. The modes not
highlighted with grey should draw your attention because they mean absence of an IP partner or
gateway specified in the remote device list, or mismatching of Master Keys of the S2000-Ethernet
and the IP partner, or remote device list’s being empty. In the process of deriving a link channel and
establishing a connection light behavior not highlighted with grey can be observed for a short time.
But if, otherwise, this behavior is active for a long time then:
–Ensure the gateway and IP partners given in the configuration are physically available.
–Inspect the configuration of all IP partners of the converter.

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Table 3.
ETHERNET
LED
S2000-Ethernet Operation Mode
Configuring
The list of remote devices is
empty
Established Connection
-
Communication has been
lost for more than T
2
s
Communication is been
establishing
1
No link can be established
because the device/gateway from Remote Device List is
not available
2
Not connected to the local network
T
2
stands for the configuration parameter Communication Failure Indication Delay (30 s by default)
Below
are possible reasons for communication failures:
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- IP partner is absent (if the IP partner is in another network, beyond the gateway)
- Master Key of the device and Master Key of its IP partner don’t match
2
- The gateway is absent (if the IP partner is in another network, beyond the gateway)
- The IP partner is absent (if the S2000-Ethernet and the IP partner are within the same network)
Transparent
S2000-Ethernet 1.X
The list of remote devices is
empty
For
last
T
2
s data to be
transmitted to RS-485/232
have been received
For last T
2
s data to be
transmitted to RS-485/232
have not been received
-
-
No link can be established
because the device/gateway from Remote Device List is
not available
2
S2000-Ethernet 2.X
The list of remote devices is
empty
For
last
T
2
s data to be
transmitted to RS-485/232
have been received
For last T
2
s data to be
transmitted to RS-485/232
have not been received
Communication has been
lost for more than T
2
s
Communication is been
establishing
1
No link can be established
because the device/gateway from Remote Device List is
not available
2
Event Save Mode
Master
The list of remote devices is
empty
Established Connection
-
Communication has been
lost for more than T
2
s
Communication is been
establishing
1
No link can be established
because the device/gateway from Remote Device List is
not available
Slave
The list of remote devices is
empty
Established Connection
-
Communication has been
lost for more than T
2
s
Communication is been
establishing
1
No link can be established
because the device/gateway from Remote Device List is
not available
2
Behavior
Flashes on for 3 s
and off for 0.25 s
Lit steady
Flashes: on for 1
s and off for 0.1 s
Flashes: on for 2
s and off for 1 s
Flashes: on for 1
s and off for 1 s
Flashes: on for
0.25 s and off for
0.25 s
Off
Low priority –> High priority

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1.4.2 Jumper Positions
Starting from the version 2.50, the position of the jumper on the terminal XP2 (see Figure 1)
defines a group of the device operation modes: Working Group and Special Group. Squares shown
in color mean set positions of the jumper.
Special Group comprises the configuration mode. It provides configuring the device (by means
of UProg Configuration Tool) and updating the device version (by means of Orion_Prog program)
over the RS-232 interface.
Working Group includes the transparent mode, the Master event save mode and the Slave event
save mode. Any jumper position other than Config activates Working Group but doesn’t specify the
mode. The type of mode is defined by the configuration parameter Operation Mode.
Figure 1. Selecting a Group of S2000-Ethernet Operation Modes
1.4.3 General S2000-Ethernet Application Diagrams
Figure 2 shows a general diagram for using the S2000-Ethernet as part either of an Orion system
or any other system.
Figure 2. General S2000-Ethernet Application Diagram
A single S2000-Ethernet can retranslate data to (maximum):
–8 remote IP addresses if connection with an unknown address is permitted by the
relevant configuration parameter;
–9 remote IP addresses if connection with an unknown address is not permitted by the
relevant configuration parameter.
All the schemes shown above assume that connection with an unknown address is permitted.
To increase the number of remote S2000-Ethernet converters, on the side «A» several S2000-
Ethernet converters should be used. Each such S2000-Ethernet on the side «A» will retranslate data
over the local network to its remote S2000-Ethernet converters (for example, Scheme B).

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Figure 3 shows common diagrams (A – F) for using S2000-Ethernet within an Orion system.

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Figure 3. Common Diagrams for Using the S2000-Ethernet as a Component of an Orion System
1.4.4 Preparing the S2000-Ethernet for Operation
1.4.4.1 Configuring the S2000-Ethernet
Editing configuration parameters of the S2000-Ethernet is to be performed by means of UProg
Configuration Tool. The last version of UProg is available at the site http://bolid.com in Software
Section. Configuration parameters of the S2000-Ethernet along with their ranges and default values
are shown in Table 5. Devices S2000-Ethernet of v.2.52 and higher support two ways to change
device configuration: over the RS-232 interface (as before) and over the LAN (new). The relevant
way to configure the S2000-Ethernet is to be selected by means of UProg (such selecting is
supported for UProg of v.4.1.0.52 and higher; configuring the S2000-Ethernet via a PC COM
port is supported by all versions of UProg). Detailed instructions how to configure devices over
the local network with the help of UProg is available at the site http://bolid.com (Section
“Software”).
Configuring the S2000-Ethernet over the RS-232. To configure the S2000-Ethernet over the
RS-232, connect the S2000-Ethernet to a COM port of the PC and switch the device in the
configuration mode (jumper position: Config) – see Figure 1.
Configuring the S2000-Ethernet over the LAN (with the help of Orion 2 Device Interface
Protocol Service). The factory value of the IP address of the S2000-Ethernet is 192.168.127.254.
The device can be configured over the LAN in all operation modes (including Config). To have an
access to the device configuration over the LAN, do the following in UProg:
•Set Orion 2 service access parameters (for communicating with devices using the Orion 2
protocol): specify the IP address of the PC where the service has been installed and the
service port.
•Select the Orion 2 Service branch in the Device Tree and add a new line specifying the
parameters as shown in Table 4.
Access to reading and changing of the device configuration is granted if:
•IP address of the PC with the service «Orion 2 - Device Interface Protocol» is specified in
Remote Device List in S20000-Ethernet configuration. In this case, to have an access to the
S2000-Ethernet the following configuration parameters of the S2000-Ethernet are required:
UDP port (with the default value of 40000) and the Master key of the relevant record of
Remote Device List;
•IP address of the computer where the driver has been installed is not specified in the list of
remote devices, but connection with the unknown address is permitted in the device
configuration (it is permitted by default) and this connection is not occupied by anybody at
the moment. In this case, to access the S2000-Ethernet the following configuration
parameters are required: UDP port of the S2000-Ethernet for unknown address (factory
value 40001) and Master key for unknown address.

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Factory values of Master keys of the device correspond to the default values in the UProg. If the
computer where the driver is installed and the device are located in the same local network then to
detect the S2000-Ethernet with the help pf UProg you should use either broadcast search (activated
in UProg by default) or adding by IP address. If the computer where the driver is installed and the
device are in different local networks then to detect the device by UProg you need to use the
procedure of adding by IP address; in this case IP address of the S2000-Ethernet should be specified
in the relevant menu. Please take into account then to detect the S2000-Ethernet located in the other
local network, the configuration of the S2000-Ethernet should include the IP address of the gateway
through which the other network can be accessed.
Table 4. Matching between Parameters of the UDP Line and the S2000-Ethernet in UProg
UProg Parameters
Configuration Parameters of the S
2000
-
Ethernet
IP
address
*
is included in the
list of remote devices
IP
address
*
is not included in
the list of remote devices
UDP-Port of the Line
Use the Same
Port for Reading
and Writing
UDP Port Type of the Remote
Device UDP Port Type of the Remote Device for an Unknown Address
Static Dynamic Static Dynamic
On UDP port of the
remote device -**
UDP port of the
remote device
for an unknown
address
-**
Off UDP port of the
remote device Invalid Combination
UDP port of the
remote device
for an unknown
address
Invalid
Combination
UDP Port of Remote
Devices UDP Port of the S2000-Ethernet UDP Port of the S2000-Ethernet for
an unknown address
UDP Port of the Device (to
be given when the device
is added manually)
IP Address of the Device
(to be given when the
device is added manually) IP address of the S2000-Ethernet IP address of the S2000-Ethernet
Master Key Master key of the relevant IP record-
of the Remote Device List Master key for an unknown address
IP address* stands for the IP address of the computer where «Orion 2 - Device Interface
Protocol» service is working
** The value of the listening UDP port of a remote device is dynamically updated from Source
UDP Port ("Write Line UDP Port") of incoming packets. “Write Line UDP Port” takes the same
value as “Line UDP Port” if the parameter «Use the Same Port for Reading and Writing» is active;
otherwise the IP address* opens any vacant UDP port.
Please find out the IP address of the S2000-Ethernet, IP address of the gateway, and the
subnet mask from the administrator of that local network where the device is to be installed.
Table 5. Configuration Parameters of the S2000-Ethernet
Group Parameter Range
Default Value and
Format
RS-485/RS-232 Settings
RS-485/RS-
232
Operation Mode Master; Slave;
Transparent Transparent
S
2000
-
Ethernet
Address for
Configuring over
RS
-
232
1…127 127
Interface Type RS485; RS232 RS485