BRUEL & KJAER 3660-A-20 Series User manual
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2017Copyright©Brüel & Kjær.Allrightsreserved
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Althoughreasonablecarehasbeentakentoensuretheinformationinthisdocumentisaccurate,nothinghereincanbeconstruedtoimplyrepresentationorwarrantyastoitsaccuracy,
currencyorcompleteness,norisitintendedtoformthebasisofanycontract.Contentissubjecttochangewithoutnotice–contactBrüel & Kjærforthelatestversionofthisdocument
1‐moduleWirelessLANFrameType 3660‐A‐20xallowswirelessconnectiontoaLAN‐XImodule.Itcanbeusedingeneralanalysisapplications
aspartofaPULSE™platformsetuporinNVHtestingapplicationsusingaSonoscoutNVHRecorder.
ThisSetupGuidewillhelpyougetstartedusingyourWirelessLANFrameaspartofaPULSEsetup–includingconfigurationandsetup,use
of the Front‐end home page andcharging the battery module.
WHAT’S IN THIS GUIDE?
• GettingStartedBasics .........................................................................................................................................................................................2
• ConfiguretheHardware......................................................................................................................................................................................3
• PowerUpYourFrontEnd....................................................................................................................................................................................6
• ConnecttotheFrontEndviaWi‐Fi® ...................................................................................................................................................................8
• InstallYourPULSESoftwareLicense ...................................................................................................................................................................9
• ConfiguretheFrontEndforUsewithPULSELabShop......................................................................................................................................10
• UpdatingFront‐endFirmware ..........................................................................................................................................................................11
• UsingtheFront‐endHomePage .......................................................................................................................................................................12
• ChargingtheBattery .........................................................................................................................................................................................14
• ChangingtheRouter’sSecuritySettings ...........................................................................................................................................................15
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GETTING STARTED BASICS
WirelessLANFrameType 3660‐A‐20xrequiresLAN‐XIfirmwareversion2.1.0.190orlatertouse.Ifyouareusingapre‐existingLAN‐XImodule
with an earlier firmware version, see “Updating Front‐end Firmware” for upgrade instructions.
NOTE: Type 3660‐A‐20x only supports single LAN‐XI input modules, such as Types 3050, 3052, 3053, 3056 or 3160.
Configureyourhardware. Powerupyourfrontend. ConnecttothefrontendviaWi‐Fi.
InstallyourPULSElicense.*
* ThisstepisnotnecessaryifyouhavealreadyinstalledaPULSElicense.
ConfigurefrontendforPULSE.
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CONFIGURE THE HARDWARE
Wireless connection often means thatyouareperformingatestwhileonthemove.Forthisreason,theWLANframehasbeenspecially
constructed as a lightweight adaptor that conveniently connects your LAN‐XI module to a LAN‐XI Battery Module Type 2831‐A. Withthe
WLAN frame attached, you do not need to use cables to power your module.
What do you need?
• LAN‐XIWLANFrameType3660‐A‐200or3660‐A‐201*:referredto
asthe“frame”
• LAN‐XI BatteryModule Type 2831‐A: referred to as the “battery”
• A single LAN‐XI module: referred to as the “input module”
• Hexkey (included with every LAN‐XI module and frame)
• An SD card if using LAN‐XI Notar BZ‐7848‐A
What do you do?
Front‐end configuration is a 2‐step process:
Step 1: Connect the input module to the battery†
Step2:Connecttheframe
*Type3660‐A‐201isavailableonlyinJapan.
†IfyouhaveLAN‐XINotarBZ‐7848‐AorSonoscoutBZ‐5950‐A,youmayneed
toinserttheSDcardbeforeconnectingtheframe.Normally,thisisdoneat
thefactory.
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Front-end Configuration Step 1:
Connect the input module to the battery
The battery provides mobile power to the front end during
measurements and recording.
A) Placethebatterynexttotheinputmodulesothatthetypenumber
textonbothmodulesarefacingthesamedirection,andthebattery
istotheleftoftheinputmodule(asseenfromthefront.)
B) Removethehexkeyfromtheinputmodule.
C) Usingthehexkey,locatethefourspring‐loadedscrewsaroundthe
inputmodule.
D) Usingthescrews,fastenthetheinputmoduletothebatteryand
placethehexkeybackintoplace.
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Front-end Configuration Step 2:
Connect the Frame
E) IfyouaregoingtouseLAN‐XINotar™BZ‐7848‐A(withorwithout
Sonoscout™BZ‐5950‐A),insertamini‐SDcardoramicro‐SDcard
withanadaptor(ifnotalreadydone).*
F) Aligntheprongsontheframewiththeholesatthebackofthe
assembledinputmoduleandbatteryunit.Insertcarefully.
Magnetsholdtheframeintoplace.Toensureconnectionduring use,
you should screw the frame securely into place.
G) Atthesideoftheframeisahexkey,removeitandpullopenthe
frame.
H) Usingthehexkey,turnthecaptivescrewinthemiddleoftheframe
untilitistightened.
I) Closetheframeandplacethehexkeybackintoplace.
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*With Sonoscout, use of an SD cardis not mandatory. You canalsostream
recordeddatadirectlytothemobiledevice’sinternalstorage.
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POWER UP YOUR FRONT END
Powerupthefrontendbymovingthepowerswitchonthebattery
to Active. The input module’s display will initially show an internet
protocol (IP) address of 0.0.0.0.LAN‐XIinputmodulesarepre‐
configured to use dynamic IP addressing using dynamic host
configuration protocol (DHCP) by default. After activation, theDHCP
server in the built‐in router will provide an IP address.
Setting your module to use static IP addressing
ItisrecommendedtousestaticIPaddressingforwireless
communication, as with Sonoscout.
ToassigntheinputmoduleastaticIPaddress,firstconnecttheinput
module to a computer, either directly or through a DHCP network.
Opentheinputmodule’swebpagebytypingtheIPaddressfromthe
displayintoyourwebbrowser,andfollowthesesteps:
1) Click Network.
2) Select Static.
3) EnteranIPaddress,and,ifnecessary,amaskandgateway
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4) Click Save changes.
ThemodulenowhasastaticIPaddress.
Alternatively, use the Front-end Setup program, which works also if the
current IP address is not within the existing address range.
NOTE: Sonoscout systems are pre‐configured to use a static IP address.
*ForSonoscout,use:anIPintherange192.168.1.2to192.168.1.99,
255.255.255.0forthemask,andnogateway
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Resetting your module to use DHCP (dynamic IP
addressing)
Ifyouareusinganinputmodulethathasbeenpreviouslysetto a
staticIPaddress,youcanresetthemoduletouseDHCP:
1) Press and release the Controlbuttononthefrontoftheinput
module to display the menu.
2) Scrolldownthemenubypressingthebuttononceforeachmenu
item.
3) StopscrollingatLANReset.PressandholdtheControlbuttonfor
5 seconds.
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Hold5seconds
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CONNECT TO THE FRONT END VIA WI-FI®
What do you need?
• Wirelessdevice(PCormobiledevice)inrangeofthefrontend
• Password for your frame
What do you do?
1) EnableWi‐Fionyourdevice.
– Apple®mobiledevice:GotoSettings>Wi‐Fi andenableWi‐Fi
– Windows®7,8.1or10PC:GotoControlPanel>Networkand
Internet>Network and Sharing Center>Change adapter
settings and enable wireless connection
2) Connect the front end to the wireless device. Select the frame’s
accesspointcalledBK3660Axxxxxx* by default:
– Apple device: In Settings>Wi‐Fi, available Wi‐Fi networks are
listed under ChooseaNetwork...
– Windowsdevice:Clickthenetworkiconforavailablenetworks
3) TheaccesspointrunsasasecurenetworkusingWPA2‐PSKwhich
requiresakey(password).Thedefaultkeyis3660xxxxxx.
NOTE: Onceconnected,youwillbeunabletoconnecttotheInternetviaWi‐Fi.
You can only be wirelessly connected to one front end at a time.
PULSELabShopdoesnotsupportApplemobiledevices.TheSonoscout
application runs on Apple mobile devices, see BR 8031.
For information on changing the router’s default settings, see
ChangingtheRouter’sSecuritySettings.
withApplemobiledevice
withWindowsmobilePC
withApplemobiledevice
withWindowsmobilePC
withApplemobiledevice
withWindowsmobilePC
*xxxxxxisthemodule’sserialnumber
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INSTALL YOUR PULSE SOFTWARE LICENSE
TheseinstructionsareforuserswhointendtousePULSELabShop applications from PULSE 18 orlater.
For Sonoscout licenses, see the Sonoscout Setup Guide (BR 8031) for instructions.
What do you need?
• PULSEinstalledonawirelessPCwithawebbrowser
• Node‐lockedlicenses:Licensetextfile(onyourPULSEFront‐end
DriverUSBstickorsavedonthePC)
What do you do?
1) ConnectyourwirelessPCtothefrontend.
2) Openawebbrowser,andfromthefrontend’sdisplay,enterthe
displayed IP address inthe browser’s address field (for example:
192.168.1.229). Press<Enter>, the input module’s unique web
page will open.
3) Click Licenses in the side menu.
4) Openthelicensetextfile(onyourPULSEFront‐endDriverUSB
stickorsavedonthePC)andcopythelicensestring.
5) Paste the string into the Licensekey(s)boxonthewebpageand
click Add.
For in‐depth information on Brüel & Kjær licenses, including floating
licensesandFAQs,pleaseseeLicenseFulfilmentGuide(BE 1693.)
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CONFIGURE THE FRONT END FOR USE WITH PULSE LABSHOP
Front‐end setup is handled byPULSE Front‐end Setup program from PULSE 18 or later.
What do you need?
• Thefrontend’sserialnumber
• Your PC (with PULSE) connected to the front end
What do you do?
1) OpenPULSEFront‐endSetup.OnyourPCclickWindowsIcon>
Allapps>PULSE>Front‐endSetup(Start>AllPrograms>PULSE
> Front‐end Setup in Windows 7 and 8.1.)
2) Ifyourfirewallprogramisblockingtheprogram,clickUnblock.
3) Whentheprogramopens,itwillsearchforPULSEhardware
configurations.Asnoconfigurationsexistyet,letitrunandclose
theWelcomescreen.
4) ClickBrowse Devices... at the bottom of the window.
5) Yourfrontend(a“device”)shouldbelistedbyitsserialnumber.
Select it andclick Add.
6) The front end is now added to the “configuration”. Click Apply
and SaveConfiguration.
7) A prompt confirming your selection will appear, click OK.
YoucanexittheprogramandstartPULSELabShop.Theconfiguration
will be visible in LabShop’s Configuration Organiser.
NOTE: Ifyourfirewallpreventsyoufrombrowsingforthedevice,clickEdit>
Add Device to manually enter the IP address of your front end in
ordertoaddittoaconfiguration
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UPDATING FRONT-END FIRMWARE
Brüel & Kjær continually updates LAN‐XI firmware and provides theupdatesinzipfilesontheBrüel& Kjærwebsite(www.bksv.com).Once
thefile is downloaded fromtheInternet,installthe updatevia the front end’s home page.
You can check the module’s firmware version using the display menu. Simply scroll down to Module Info in themenu and press and hold
the Control button until the display changes.
To update the firmware, you will need acomputer that supports the .zip file format.
Step 1: Download the Firmware Update
A) Gotowww.bksv.com.
B) SelectService>Downloads
C) ClickLAN‐XItoexpandthesoftwaremenu.
D) SelectLAN‐XISoftwareUpdates.
E) Followtheinstructionstodownloadfirmwareforeitheroneor
multiplemodules,selectingthemostrecentfiletodownload.
F) Unzipthefile.
Step 2: Install the Firmware Update
G) ConnectthePCtothefrontend’swirelessaccesspoint.
H) OpenawebbrowserandentertheIPaddressfromthefrontend’s
displayintotheaddressfield.
I) Onyourfrontend’shomepage,clickFirmware.
J) ClickBrowse...andnavigatetothesavedfile.
K) ClickStartupdate.
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USING THE FRONT-END HOME PAGE
Accessing the Home Page
Each LAN‐XI module has its own home page containing information
about the module, including frame configuration, calibration history,
self‐test,logfile,etc.Thehomepagecanbeaccesseddirectlyfroma
web browser without the need for a PULSE license.
Toaccessthehomepage:
1) Connecttothefrontendusingadevicethathasawebbrowser,
and open the browser.
2) Enter the IP address shown in the front end’s display into the
browser’s address field (for example: 192.168.1.229).
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Home Page Interface
1) TheMainpagelookssimilartotheoneshownherewiththefront
end’s general settings, and includes the following options:
–Location:Setthephysicallocationofthemodule
–Contact: Enter contact information
–Reboot module:Rebootthemoduletofactorysettings
–Turn on module indicator:Enablethemodule’sLEDindicators
tolightupinthecaseofmulti‐moduleconfigurations*
–Open recorder application: Use this button to control a
recordingusingLAN‐XINotarand/oraccessthedatastoredon
the SD card†
NOTE: When the Recorder is active, you cannot use the module as a data
acquisition front end.
2) TheNetworkpageallowsyoutosetastaticIPaddressorobtain
a new DHCP IP address.
3) The Synchronizationpage shows the currentsynchronization
method in use.*
4) TheStatuspageshowsthestatusofthefrontend,includingself‐
test status, temperature, power, etc.
5) The Firmware page shows thefront end’s current firmware and
provides detailed information on firmware updates‡.
*Notrelevantforsinglestand‐alonemodules
†Currently, the following web browsers have been tested with BZ‐7848‐A:
Microsoft® Internet Explorer®7and8;Mozilla®Firefox® 3 and 3.5; Google
Chrome™2.0;andAppleSafari3.1.
‡Itisnotpossibletodownloadoropenfilessuchasfirmwareupdatesusing
AppleSafari.
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
Tocheckthechargelevel,presstheStatusbuttononthebattery.The
statusindicatorsareasshowntotheleft.EachLEDbarisequal to
approximately 2 hours of operation.
Chargethebatteryusingeither:
• DC charge: using Battery Charger ZG‐0858. To utilize in‐vehicle
cigarette lighters, use the included Car Utility Socket Cable
AO‐0546
• AC charge: using Battery Charger ZG‐0469*(inputrange:
100 – 240 V AC,50 – 60 Hz)
Witheitheroption,ittakesapproximatelythreehoursforthebattery
to be fully charged.
1) Ensurethebattery’spowerswitchisintheActive position.
2) Plug the charge cable into theframe’s charge input connector.
SolidLED
0 – 20% 20 – 40% 40 – 60% 60 – 80% 80 – 90% Fully
charged
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CHANGING THE ROUTER’S SECURITY SETTINGS
Depending on the router’s configuration, you will use either therouter’swebpageorOpenWrtviaTelnetClienttomakechanges to the
settings.
NOTE: It is not recommended to change the router’s default security settings.
Step 1: Go to the router’s web page
YouwillneedaPCorasmartdevicethatisconnectedtothewireless LAN frame to access the router’s web page.
A) Openawebbrowser.
B) Typetherouter’sdefaultIPaddress(<192.168.1.1>)intothe
addressfieldandpress<Enter>.
C) YouwillaccesseitheranASUSoranOpenWrtwebpage.
– ForASUS,usethewebpagetoconfigurethesecuritysettings.
– For OpenWrt, proceed to Step 2.
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Step 2: Change the security settings using Telnet Client
Theeasiestwayto makechangestothe settings forarouterrunning OpenWrtis to use TelnetClient toaccesstherouter. TelnetClientis a
featureofWindowsoperatingsystems.
You will need a Windows PC that is connected to the front end to make changes to the settings using OpenWrt.
D) ClickControlPanel>Programs>ProgramsandFeatures>Turn
Windowsfeaturesonoroff(requiresadministrativerights.)
E) ScrolldownandselectTelnetClient,clickOK.
F) Type<cmd>intheStartmenusearchbox,andclickonCommand
PrompttoopentheCommandPromptapp.
G) Attheprompt,type<telnet192.168.1.1>andpress<Enter>to
connecttotherouter.
H) Onceconnected,youwillreceiveawelcomemessageandthe
promptwillchangeto:root@OpenWrt:/#
I) Type<ucishowwireless>toseethecurrentsettings.
J) Makethedesiredchanges:
– Tochangeandsaveanewencryptionkey,type:
<uciset wireless.@wifi‐iface[0].key=xxxxxxxx>
where xxxxxxxx is the new key.
NOTE: Encryptionkeysmustbeatleasteightcharacterslong
– To run without encryption, type:
<uciset wireless.@wifi‐iface[0].encryption=none>
– TochangetheSSID,type:
<uciset wireless.@wifi‐iface[0].ssid=xxxxxxxx>
where xxxxxxxx is the new SSID.
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and Internet Explorer are registeredtrademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries ∙ MozillaandFirefoxareregistered
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