Cooper Lighting Solutions EG-2 User manual

EG-2
Ethernet Gateway
Installation Guide

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Contents
Introduction 3
Basic Schematic 3
Installation 3
Product Overview 4
Connecting the Supply 5
iCAN Network Connections 5
Set Up Instructions 6
Conguration   6
Setting the IP address 6-7

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Installation
Location
The EG2 should be installed in a dry ventilated
location, where ambient conditions are
maintained within the requirements of the unit.
The unit has ventilation slots on its sides to allow
convection cooling and in no circumstances
should these be blocked.
Mounting
Always mount in well ventilated location Allow
50mm (2”) above and below the unit if trunking
with a depth greater than 50mm (2”) is used.
Ambient atmosphere requirements
Temperature: +2°C to +40°C (+36°F to +104°F)
Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
IP Rating: IP20
Weight:
0.25Kg (0.55 lbs)
Dimensions
Introduction
The Ethernet Gateway provides a connection
between an iCAN network and an Ethernet
LAN. This allows a user to control and
conguretheiCANsystemusingiCANsofton
a LAN network PC or via the internet rather
than by connecting directly into iCANnet
TM
.
Where a wireless LAN is in place (or by
connecting a wireless router into the Ethernet
Gateway) the user can access the network
with a Wi-Fi enabled PC running iCANsoft.
The Ethernet Gateway is also the host for the
iCAN series of remote applications including
iOS (iPhone®/ iPod touch®/ iPad®) and a
webserver front end where applications are
downloaded separately. Coupling the EG2 to
a WIFI network enables scene control, visual
feedbackandmodicationfromyourhand
held device.
The Ethernet Gateway also facilitates
connection to the internet when used with
iCANsoft,arewall,ISPandaEthernetswitch,
this then enables remote connection for
programming & obtaining diagnostics of the
lighting control system.
The built in astronomical timeclock feature
enables preprogrammed timed events for your
lighting system.

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Ethernet LINK
LED on indicates the
link is connected at
100Mb
LED off indicates the
link is connected at
10Mb
Ethernet DATA
LED on indicates that
the Ethernet link is
established
LED flashes off briefly
when Ethernet traffic is
present
SD card DATA
LED flashing indicates
memory card is being
accessed
SD card INPUT
Indicates SD Memory
card location
iCAN DATA
Red flashing LED indicates
traffic being sent and/or
received
Red LED on indicates a
CANbus error
iCAN IDENT
Switch that causes the EG2 to
send a message on the CAN
BUS to identify itself
iCAN status
Green flashing LED indicates
normal operation
Product Overview
The label on the enclosure identifies the position of the status LEDS, switches & connectors.
iCAN Network
For connection
see Page 5 for
wiring details
TIMECLOCK
Set through iCAN
programming
software.
LED on when
timeclock active
RESET
Switch that resets
the device. Only
press this on direct
instruction from
Cooper Lighting
Solutions to avoid
data corruption
Ethernet INPUT
Indicates Ethernet
connector location
POWER
The Green Power
LED will double flash
continuously while
EG2 is on.
CAN Termination
End of network
termination jumper.

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Connecting the Supply
Power is to be supplied to the EG2 via an external
regulated power supply in the range of 9-36VDC
0.3A
Cooper Lighting Solutions are able to provide a
recommended power supply if required.
Catalogue Number: PSU-15-DIN (15VDC 0.67A)
A removable 2 way connector screw terminal
plug is provided for the connection of the power
supply. Terminal sizes: 2 x 1.5mm2
iCAN Network Connections
A removable 5 way connector screw terminal
plug is provided for the connection of iCAN
network cables. Terminal sizes: 5 x 1.5mm²
Maximum segment distance: 500m (1640 ft)
Devices per segment: 100 (without bridge or
repeater)
Consult Cooper Lighting Solutions for
information on alternative cable types.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Connecting a mains
potential cable to the iCAN Network terminals is
likley to damage the unit and others connected,
and invalidate warranty.
+V
0V
CAN-L
SHIELD
CAN-H
0V
+VDC
iCAN devices are ‘daisy-chained’ on the network.
Spurs from the Network are not permitted
and will result in communications problems.
Devices on an iCAN network can be wired in any
order. Termination is required at both ends of
the network.
Network Termination
T - Indicates where a termination is required.
The EG-2 has built-in network termination. If
the EG-2 is at the end of the network, ensure
theCANTERMINATIONjumperisttedinthe
Termination On position.
Termination On
Termination Off
iCAN
Device
iCAN
Device
EG2
Function iCANnet Cable Colours
0V Black
CAN L Blue
Shield Silver
CAN H White
+VDC Red

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Set Up Instructions
iCAN Network
Connect the EG2 to the iCAN network using the network connector. If the EG2 is at the end of a
network set the Term link to ON otherwise set to the OFF position
Ethernet
Ethernet connection by RJ45 (568B). This should be connected to either an Ethernet Switch or to a
Wireless Router.
Configuration
iCAN Device Number
The EG2 is supplied with a iCAN Network Device number with Segment number 255 and a
node number in the range 1-255. Both Segment and Node number can be changed using iCAN
programming software.
Factory Default IP settings
IP Address: 192.168.0.100
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.0.254
DHCP: Off
Note:TheEG2defaultsettingsaretouseaxedIPaddressof192.168.0.100.Anydeviceusedto
communicate with the EG2 will need to be located within the 192.168.0.x subnet.
Power up
The EG2 takes approximately 60 seconds to be ready for use once power is applied.
WaitfortheGreenCANLEDtoashslowly.
TheGreenPowerLEDwilldoubleashcontinuouslywhileEG2ison.
If Ethernet is connected the Link and Data LEDs will indicate successful connection.
Setting the IP address
The factory set IP Address can be changed using the iCAN network connection or using a computer
connected directly to the Ethernet port.
Changing with iCAN Network
Connect to the iCAN network a computer running iCAN programming software using an
iCAN PC Node. Search the network and load the EG2 into the software.
Go the Ethernet tab. Either the Default settings can be applied or other settings can be applied.
Select OK or Apply to download the changes to the EG2.

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Change IP address via the Ethernet port
EG2 is supplied from the factory without DHCP enabled; therefore, it is necessary that the Ethernet
port of the PC is set to the correct IP Address and Subnet Mask. For details of setting the IP address
of your computer consult information on line. This will depend on your Operating System.
Example
IP Address: 192.168.0.99
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.0.254
To connect the EG2 directly to the PC, it may be necessary to use a Crossover Cable, however, most
modern computers are able to connect directly to another Ethernet device without a crossover
cable.
TheEthernetportofyourcomputerwillneedtoconguredtoacompatibleIPaddress.
Open iCAN programming software. It will be required to set the software to communicate using the
Ethernet Port.
This is done by selecting from the Tool bar Tools>Options>Network.
Select Ethernet Gateway and change the IP address to 192.168.0.100. Also ensure the ‘Use
Password’ check box is ticked. The detault password is Cooper123 (Case sentitive).
SelectOKtoconrmandsettheaddress.
Thesoftwarecannowbeusedtocongureany
items connected on the network.
Set the IP address of the EG2 as described
in section opposte. The new IP address will
become valid when the EG2 is reset or power to
the device is removed and re-instated.
Reset to factory defaults
Factory defaults may be reset by the following procedure:
Remove power from the board.
PresstheCANIDbuttonandreapplypower.KeepthebuttonpresseduntiltheCANLEDashes
then stays on. At this point the Ethernet settings will have been restored to defaults.
After setting to factory defaults, the IP address of the device will revert to 192.168.0.100

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