Kamstrup IP201 User manual

Installation instructions
IP201
English
Kamstrup A/S
Industrivej 28, Stilling, DK-8660 Skanderborg
Tel: [phone] · Fax: [phone]
[e-mail] · www.kamstrup.com

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Contents
1 Mounting ..................................................3
2 Connection.................................................4
3 Configuration...............................................4
4 Ethernet connection .........................................4
5 Installation ................................................6
6 Localization of light-emitting diodes (extract of the module) .......7
7 Status LEDs ................................................7
7.1 Action................................................... 7
7.2 Wink .................................................... 7
7.3 Err ...................................................... 7
7.4 The service button......................................... 8
8 Port B .....................................................8
9 Module overview............................................8

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1 Mounting
Typically, the module is supplied mounted directly in RF Concentrator or similar
equipment.
Example of mounting in RF Concentrator

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2 Connection
The IP module has no built-in encryption, and therefore it should always be
placed behind a firewall or NAT (Network Address Translation).
3 Configuration
The IP201 module is always supplied configured with either default IP settings
or custom IP settings. These settings can be changed subsequently by using
IP Tool, which can be obtained by contacting Kamstrup.
It is possible to use either dynamic or static IP addresses, and it is possible to
order with the following settings:
Dynamic IP address (DCHP):
Host server name (the DNS name or IP address of the server to which the unit
must report back).
Static IP address:
IP address, subnet, gateway (network settings of the module).
Host server (the IP address of the server to which the device must report back).
4 Ethernet connection
The Ethernet connection on IP201consists of a standard 4-pole screw terminal.
Connection to switch, router or hub:
Terminal
block No. on
the PCB
T-568B Colour code
114 Green / White
115 Green
117 Orange
116 Orange / White

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Connection to PC:
Terminal
block No. on
the PCB
T-568B Colour code
114 Orange / White
115 Orange
117 Green
116 Green / White
Ethernet connection

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5 Installation
When supply has been established, the Err and Wink diodes are lit to indicate
that the module is switched on. The Link diode lights/flashes if the RJ45 cable
is mounted (communication on the network is indicated by flashes).
During start-up, the Err and Wink diodes are used for controlling the state of the
module:
1. Err and Wink emit light constantly: The module has just started.
2. The Wink diode turns off when the module has established connection to
the network (valid IP).
3. The Err diode starts flashing when the host is recognised (meter or
concentrator have been detected).
4. The Err diode turns off when the module has been registered by the
collecting server.
If the module cannot connect to the meter and/or server, IP201 will restart.
Start-up ACT/LINK WINK ERR
Power UP Off On On
LAN connection On/flash - -
~3 sec (depending on DHCP srv), ~0 sec if static IP is used.
Valid IP On/flash Off On
15-20sec.
Host recognised (meter/
conc) On/flash Off Flash
20sec (depending on AMR system).
Ack from server On/flash Off Off
Ethernet connection ACT/LINK WINK ERR
No Ethernet Off – –
LAN OK – idle On – –
LAN OK –data activity Flash – –

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6 Localization of light-emitting diodes (extract of the
module)
7 Status LEDs
The module has a number of light-emitting diodes. They are used for indicating
the status and service.
7.1 Action
The Action diode indicates network activity. During normal operation, this
diode lights/flashes.
Turned off: The module does not connect to the network. Check that the
cable is connected correctly.
Flashing: Data is detected on the network. (the faster the flashing, the
more traffic).
Steady light: The module is connected, but there is no traffic on the network.
7.2 Wink
The Wink diode is used for indicating the module’s conditions in three
situations:
Start-up: The Wink diode is lit until a valid IP address is found.
Localization: The Wink diode flashes.
Service: By pressing the service button, the Wink diode is lit. The Wink
diode is lit while the module is in service mode.
7.3 Err
The Err diode is used for indicating irregularities.
Steady light: The module has just started and is waiting for an IP address.
Flashing: The module has not yet recognised the unit in which it is
mounted (the host)
Turned off: Normal situation.
Action Wink Error

7.4 The service button
The service button is used by Kamstrup in connection with service and
reprogramming of the module.
8 Port B
Port B is a serial (RS232/Kamstrup 3-wire) connection that can be used for
connecting additional external equipment.
For instance:
• Connection of additional RF concentrator
Port B is always configured for 9600,8,N,1.
9 Module overview
Ethernet
connection
Port B:
Serial connection of
additional equipment
Connection to
power supply
Service button
Action Wink Error
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