Emerson Dixell XWEB3000 User manual

QUICK INSTALLATION
GUIDE
(v. 1.1)

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<Read carefully before prooceding with the lecture of this manual>
WARNING:
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product
may cause radio interference in which case the user may be
required to take adequate measures.
WARNING:
Adopt necessary measures to run the system in an environment
free of electromagnetic disturbs. The system is capable to restore
its functionality after a failure due to electromagnetic disturbs if
they do not damage or alter the device.
This product has been developed and implements following
regulations:
EN55022 (Class A); EN55024 (B criteria); EN61000; EN60950.
WARNING:
Use only modems supported by this monitoring unit. Dixell S.r.l.
can accept no responsibility for possible damage due the usage
of not supported modems.
WARNING:
Dixell S.r.l. reserves itself the right to alter this manual without
notice. The last version available can be downloaded from the
website.
WARNING:
Dixell S.r.l. reserves the right to change the composition of its
products, even without notice, ensuring the same and
unchanged functionality.

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Contents
1. CHECK LIST.............................................................................................. 5
2. INSTALLATION.......................................................................................... 6
3. MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................... 8
4. RS 485 CONNECTION .............................................................................. 9
The TTL output............................................................................................. 11
Serial address of the instruments.................................................................. 11
5. Local connection with monitor, mouse and keyboard ................................ 12
Windows XP TCP/IP Setup....................................................................... 14
Windows 7 TCP/IP Setup ......................................................................... 17
6. Modem connection (“or point to point connection”).................................... 22
SETTING UP dial-up connection for windows XP...................................... 23
SETTING UP dial-up connection for windows 7 ........................................ 37
7. Intranet / ethernet connection ................................................................... 43
Internet connection....................................................................................... 44
8. Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................. 46
9. Unit Setup Reminder ................................................................................ 47

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1. CHECK LIST
Before installing and configuring the XWEB system we recommend checking
its package to verify it contains:
1 XWEB unit;
1 Quick reference manual (Fast installation);
1 CDROM containing the Operating manual;
1 Power cord for power supply connection;
1 PS2 Splitter for mouse and keyboard;
2 Mounting brackets;
4 Rubber feet and 3 jumpers;
Detachable screw connectors (1x2 ways+1x3 ways; 1x6 ways);
8 Screws, 3,5mm X 6,5mm;
Figure 1

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2. INSTALLATION
Do not open XWEB. Its opening makes its warranty invalid. However, to install
XWEB you need:
One blade and one cross screwdrivers
Mouse PS2
Keyboard PS2
Standard VGA screen (no high definition/HDMI)
To install XWEB, please refer to the picture below which represents the back of
XWEB. Apply then following procedure:
1. XWEB has grounding receptacle. Verify the implant in which it will be connected to
adopt electrical ground protection;
2. Fix XWEB at its operating position. In
case of placement on a table insert
provided rubber feet. In case of usage
on rack, use provided brackets and
screws.
3. To connect XWEB to the electrical
network use provided power supply
cable(1). Power supply cable shall
always be easily accessible by an
operator. Do not power the system
on.
4. Connect RS485 network, relays and
digital input (3).
5. Connect to telephonic line network
and/or to LAN (4).
6. Connect keyboard and mouse with
provided cable (5).
7. Connect monitor (5).
8. Connect printer to USB or parallel
receptacles.
9. Connect optional external modem (7).
Its cable shall be maximum 10 meters
long.
10. Power the system on, pressing and
releasing button (2).
Connect XWEB to the electrical network with
provided cord before any servicing operation.
This is for personnel and system safeguard.
Operators shall avoid direct passage of
electronic devices that can cause electric
discharges and damage the device itself;
Power supply voltage shall not differ from the
one required. It can seriously damage the
system;
Mistaken connections can be dangerous and
compromises operators’ safety. Moreover they
can damage the system and/or other connected
instruments.
Adopt one or more external isolator switches to
separate devices to power supply network. They
shall easily accessible.
Do not use XWEB in environments with
inflammable gas.
Do not modify XWEB in any way.

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Figure 2
RS485 NETWORK: always use the indicated polarity; total length
shall not exceed 1000m; electric line shall not spit or use star-
connections; avoid proximity of electric power sources; usage of
shielded cable. Its wires shall be 0.5 mm2minimal section. Shield
shall not be connected. Belden 8772 cables are reccomended.
Connect a terminal line resistor (120 Ohm, 1/4 W) on the most
distant device. Resistor shall connect + and – of its serial
connector.
Technical details
Power supply 110 .. 230V ; 0,40A ; 50/60Hz
60W
Temperature/Humidity 0 .. 40°C 20.. 85 % R.H.
Digital outputs (relays) 2 relays 8A 250V N.O.
1 relay 8A 250V double touch
Serial ports 1 RS-232 port
1 RS-485 optoinsuled
USB port 2 standard connection A type ports
Internal modem (if available) Socket modem, PSTN V.34/33.6K
Electrical safeguard normative EN60950
Electromagnetc compatibility normative EN55022; EN55024; EN61000

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3. MAINTENANCE
In any case, like maintenance or cleaning or move, XWEB shall not be open.
Warranty expires on opening it. Apply following procedure referencing to XWEB
rear picture introduced in previous paragraph:
1. At first, press and release power on/off button (2);
2. Wait until all frontal LEDs go off including PWR;
3. Disconnect external modem if present (7);
4. Disconnect printer if present (6);
5. Disconnect monitor, keyboard and mouse (5);
6. Disconnect telephonic and/or LAN cables (4);
7. Disconnect RS-485 terminals, relays and digital input (3);
At last, disconnect power cord (1) and handle on XWEB
Keeping pressed power button (2) forces instantaneous
shutdown. XWEB logs such event but can potentially not
operate correctly with other data. Same effects are applied to
the cases in which power cord is removed or power supply
goes off.

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4. RS 485 CONNECTION
The cable must have 2 or 3 wires with shield, minimum section 0,5mm2(ex.
BELDEN 8772). From the XWEB position the cable reaches all the instrument
positions. Do not execute loops or derivations.

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Right connection:
Figure 3
Wrong connection:
Figure 4
Always keep the serial cable away from power cables.
Always keep the serial cable away from Electro-magnetic or frequency sources.
Do not connect shield to ground.
Do not connect the “Gnd (ground)” terminal.
Remember to draw a map of the line. This will help you to find errors if something
is wrong.
The instrument with RS485 have “+” and “-“ terminals, respect the polarity.
To keep the line balanced it is necessary a 100 Ohm resistor at the end of the line
(you ca use the RS 485+ and RS 485- terminals of the last instrument
connected).