MB Connect Line mbNET MDH 810 User manual

MANUAL V3.3.6 EN
MDH800 –MDH859
23.03.2017
MDH810, MDH811, MDH814, MDH815, MDH816, MDH819, MDH830, MDH831, MDH834,
MDH835, MDH841, MDH849, MDH850, MDH855, MDH858, MDH858, MDH859

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Copyright © MB connect line GmbH 2016
No part of this document and its contents may be reproduced, used or distributed without the express permission
of MB Connect Line GmbH. Damages will be claimed in the event of infringement. All rights reserved.
By purchasing the mbNET router, you have chosen a product made in Germany.
Our products are produced exclusively in Germany, which guarantees the highest quality and safe-guards jobs in
Europe.
This user manual (please read carefully and keep safely) describes the functions and use of the mbNET router
MDH800 –MDH59.
The latest information and updates can be found on our homepage
www.mbconnectline.com. We welcome comments, suggestions for improvement or constructive criticism at any
time.
Trademarks
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No part of this document and its contents may be reproduced, used or distributed without our express permis-
sion. Damages will be claimed in the event of infringement.
All rights reserved.
MB Connect Line hereby confirms that the device mbNET (MDH8xx) complies with the basic requirements and
all other relevant regulations of the European Directive 1999/5/EC. You can view the Declaration of Conformity
at: www.mbconnectline.com
Issued by:
MB connect line GmbH
Fernwartungssysteme
Winnettener Str. 6
91550 Dinkelsbühl
GERMANY
Tel.: +49 (0) 700 MBCONNECT
[phone]
Website: www.mbconnectline.com

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1. Introduction ...................................................................................................................................8
Brief description ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.1
Features .................................................................................................................................................................. 81.2
Prerequisites/components: ..................................................................................................................................... 81.3
2. Safety Instructions (English and France) ..........................................................................................9
3. Using Open Source Software ........................................................................................................11
General Information.............................................................................................................................................. 113.1
Special Liability Regulations .................................................................................................................................. 113.2
Used Open-Source Software.................................................................................................................................. 113.3
4. Technical Data..............................................................................................................................12
5. What is included in the package ...................................................................................................16
6. Displays, controls and connections ...............................................................................................17
Front panel view.................................................................................................................................................... 176.1
Top, bottom and back panel views ........................................................................................................................ 186.2
7. Interfaces .....................................................................................................................................19
Pinout of top panel terminal blocks X1 and X2 ...................................................................................................... 197.1
Pinout of bottom panel RJ11 jack .......................................................................................................................... 197.2
Pinout of front panel serial interfaces COM1 and COM2 ....................................................................................... 197.3
Pinout of front panel LAN / WAN ports ................................................................................................................. 207.4
Pinout front panel USB port .................................................................................................................................. 207.5
8. First time operation......................................................................................................................21
Connecting the router to the power supply and switching on ............................................................................... 218.1
Connecting the router to a configuration PC.......................................................................................................... 228.2
9. Router configuration prerequisites ...............................................................................................22
How to set computer address (IP address) and subnet mask in Windows 7........................................................... 239.1
How to set computer address (IP address) and subnet mask in XP ........................................................................ 249.2
10. Access the web interface of the router ......................................................................................25
Cloudserver ........................................................................................................................................................... 2610.1
External Router .................................................................................................................................................... 2710.1.1
External DSL Modem ............................................................................................................................................ 2810.1.2
WLAN.................................................................................................................................................................... 2910.1.3
Cloudserver .......................................................................................................................................................... 3010.1.4
Start screen of the mbNET ................................................................................................................................... 3110.1.5
Classic router......................................................................................................................................................... 3210.2
Configuration screen of the mbNET ....................................................................................................................... 3310.3
11. Basic configuration of the router using the web interface ..........................................................34
Web interface home page ..................................................................................................................................... 3411.1
Icons, buttons and fields........................................................................................................................................ 3511.2
System settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 3611.3
CTM (Configuration Transfer Manager) ................................................................................................................. 3811.4
WEB....................................................................................................................................................................... 3911.5
WLAN Configuration.............................................................................................................................................. 4011.6
12. Description of different connection scenarios............................................................................43

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General.................................................................................................................................................................. 4312.1
Configuring the industrial router for connection over the telephone network ...................................................... 45
12.2
Connecting and configuring the router ................................................................................................................4612.2.1
Connecting the router ......................................................................................................................................4612.2.1.1
Configuring the router using the web interface ...............................................................................................4712.2.1.2
Configuring a client (PC) to access the router ......................................................................................................5012.2.2
Establishing a connection between the client PC and the industrial router.........................................................5212.2.3
Displaying and verifying connection status ..........................................................................................................5212.2.4
Configuring the industrial router for connection via the Internet .......................................................................... 5312.3
Connection and configuration of the router.........................................................................................................5312.3.1
Connecting the router ......................................................................................................................................5312.3.1.1
Configuring the router –client connection over the telephone network ........................................................5412.3.1.2
Router Internet dial-in ..........................................................................................................................................5612.3.2
Displaying the Internet connection ......................................................................................................................5612.3.3
Configuring the industrial router for connection to the Internet using a DSL modem ............................................ 5712.4
Connecting and configuring the router ................................................................................................................5712.4.1
Connecting the router ......................................................................................................................................5712.4.1.1
Configuring the router using the web interface ...............................................................................................5812.4.1.2
Establishing a connection between client PC and router .....................................................................................6012.4.2
Displaying connection status ................................................................................................................................6012.4.3
Configuring the industrial router for connection to the Internet via an existing router ......................................... 6112.5
Connecting and configuring the router ................................................................................................................6112.5.1
Connecting the router ......................................................................................................................................6112.5.1.1
Configuring the router using the web interface ...............................................................................................6112.5.1.2
Configuring the industrial router for VPN connection to a client ........................................................................... 6412.6
Connecting and configuring the router ................................................................................................................6512.6.1
Connecting the router ......................................................................................................................................6512.6.1.1
Adding VPN dial-in users ..................................................................................................................................6512.6.1.2
Configuration of the router (VPN-Server) ........................................................................................................6512.6.1.3
Configuring a client PC for a VPN connection to the router .................................................................................6812.6.2
Setting up a VPN connection between client PC and router ................................................................................70
12.6.3
Router Internet dial-in......................................................................................................................................7012.6.3.1
Setting up a VPN connection from client to router ..........................................................................................7012.6.3.2
Additional settings............................................................................................................................................7012.6.3.3
Configuring a connection between two routers via VPN PPTP ............................................................................... 7112.7
Settings for connecting two industrial routers –PPTP –server ...........................................................................7212.7.1
Settings for connecting two industrial routers - PPTP-Client ...............................................................................7412.7.2
13. Creating certificates and revocation lists using XCA................................................................... 76
Certificates overview ............................................................................................................................................. 7613.1
Creating certificates............................................................................................................................................... 7713.2
Creating a root certificate.....................................................................................................................................7813.2.1
Root certificate source .....................................................................................................................................7813.2.1.1
Root certificate subject ....................................................................................................................................7913.2.1.2
Root certificate extensions...............................................................................................................................8113.2.1.3
Root certificate key usage ................................................................................................................................83
13.2.1.4
Creating a client certificate...................................................................................................................................8413.2.2
Client certificate source....................................................................................................................................8513.2.2.1
Client certificate subject...................................................................................................................................8613.2.2.2
Client certificate –Extensions ..........................................................................................................................8713.2.2.3
Client certificate –Key usage ...........................................................................................................................8813.2.2.4
Client certificate –Netscape ............................................................................................................................8913.2.2.5
Generating CRL-Files (Certificate Revocation Lists) ................................................................................................ 9113.3
14. Importing certificates in Windows XP........................................................................................ 93
15. System settings ........................................................................................................................ 95

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System –WEB........................................................................................................................................................ 9515.1
System –Users ...................................................................................................................................................... 96
15.2
General................................................................................................................................................................. 9615.2.1
Editing users ......................................................................................................................................................... 9615.2.2
Adding users......................................................................................................................................................... 9715.2.3
Deleting Users ...................................................................................................................................................... 9815.2.4
System –Certificates ............................................................................................................................................. 9915.3
Personal Certificates............................................................................................................................................. 9915.3.1
Root certificate (CA) ........................................................................................................................................... 10115.3.2
Peer certificates (IPSec)...................................................................................................................................... 10215.3.3
CRL...................................................................................................................................................................... 10315.3.4
System - USB ....................................................................................................................................................... 10415.4
Firmware Version 4.x ......................................................................................................................................... 10515.4.1
System - Logging.................................................................................................................................................. 10615.5
System - Configuration ........................................................................................................................................ 10715.6
System –Firmware .............................................................................................................................................. 10915.7
Upgrade via USB ................................................................................................................................................. 10915.7.1
Upgrade via Network ......................................................................................................................................... 11015.7.2
16. Network .................................................................................................................................111
Network –LAN .................................................................................................................................................... 11116.1
Network –WAN .................................................................................................................................................. 11216.2
Network –Modem .............................................................................................................................................. 11416.3
Network –Modem –Incomming ........................................................................................................................ 11416.3.1
Network –Modem –Outgoing........................................................................................................................... 11616.3.2
Menu settings SMS............................................................................................................................................. 11816.3.3
Network –Modem –Callback ............................................................................................................................ 12016.3.4
Network –Modem –SMS .................................................................................................................................. 12116.3.5
Remote service control commands using SMS .................................................................................................. 12216.3.6
Network –Internet.............................................................................................................................................. 12316.4
Network –Internet –Internet Connections ....................................................................................................... 12316.4.1
Network –Internet –Internet Settings .............................................................................................................. 12416.4.2
Internet failover connection .............................................................................................................................. 12616.4.3
Network –DHCP .................................................................................................................................................. 13016.5
Network –DNS server ......................................................................................................................................... 13116.6
Network –Hosts .................................................................................................................................................. 13216.7
Network - DynDNS............................................................................................................................................... 13216.8
General............................................................................................................................................................... 13216.8.1
How to set up DynDNS configuration ................................................................................................................ 13216.8.2
17. Serial interfaces ......................................................................................................................134
General................................................................................................................................................................ 13417.1
RS232/485 serial interfaces ................................................................................................................................. 13517.2
MPI/PROFIBUS Interface .................................................................................................................................... 13617.2.1
Redirecting serial interfaces to your PC (VCOM LAN2)......................................................................................... 13817.3
Settings for Simatic Manager ............................................................................................................................. 14017.3.1
Enabling RFC1006 on the mbNET ......................................................................................................................... 14017.4
Settings for NETPro Step 7 ................................................................................................................................. 14117.4.1
Create subnets ................................................................................................................................................... 14117.4.2
Add PC station .................................................................................................................................................... 14217.4.3
Configure PC station........................................................................................................................................... 14317.4.4

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Add PC/PG station ..............................................................................................................................................14417.4.5
Configure mbNET PC station...............................................................................................................................14717.4.6
Routing................................................................................................................................................................14917.4.7
Connecting to S7 using the mbNET S7 driver ....................................................................................................... 15017.5
18. Security settings ..................................................................................................................... 152
General................................................................................................................................................................ 15218.1
WAN>LAN............................................................................................................................................................ 15318.2
LAN>WAN............................................................................................................................................................ 15518.3
Forwarding .......................................................................................................................................................... 15618.4
NAT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15718.5
19. VPN........................................................................................................................................ 158
VPN-IPSec ............................................................................................................................................................ 15819.1
Configuring a VPN-IPSec connection with two routers ......................................................................................15819.1.1
Connection settings........................................................................................................................................159
19.1.1.1
Network Settings ............................................................................................................................................15919.1.1.2
Authentication................................................................................................................................................16019.1.1.3
Protocol settings.............................................................................................................................................16219.1.1.4
L2TP Server Configuration ..............................................................................................................................16319.1.1.5
VPN - PPTP........................................................................................................................................................... 16419.2
Server settings ....................................................................................................................................................16419.2.1
VPN –OpenVPN .................................................................................................................................................. 16619.3
Basics about OpenVPN .......................................................................................................................................16619.3.1
Connection scenarios..........................................................................................................................................16719.3.2
Client –router ................................................................................................................................................16719.3.2.1
Configuring an OpenVPN Windows client ......................................................................................................17019.3.2.2
Authenticating a Windows client with static key ...........................................................................................17119.3.2.3
Router-Router ................................................................................................................................................17319.3.2.4
Server –no authentication or static key ........................................................................................................17519.3.2.1
Multi-client: Multiple clients can dial in .........................................................................................................17619.3.2.2
Authentication ....................................................................................................................................................18019.3.3
No authentication...............................................................................................................................................18019.3.4
Authentication with static key ............................................................................................................................18019.3.5
Key management ................................................................................................................................................18119.3.6
Authentication with certificates .........................................................................................................................18219.3.7
Authentication with CA certificate and own certificate .................................................................................18219.3.7.1
Authentication with CA certificate and own certificate and user/password .................................................18319.3.7.2
Inactivity settings................................................................................................................................................18519.3.8
Protocol options .................................................................................................................................................18619.3.9
20. I/O Manager........................................................................................................................... 188
Configuring the connection.................................................................................................................................. 18920.1
Creating the PLC connection...............................................................................................................................19020.1.1
Tags.....................................................................................................................................................................19120.1.2
Creating the tags ............................................................................................................................................19120.1.2.1
Configuring the logging function.......................................................................................................................... 19220.2
Tag status ............................................................................................................................................................ 19320.3
Diagnostic............................................................................................................................................................ 19320.4
21. Alarm management ................................................................................................................ 194
General................................................................................................................................................................ 19421.1
Digital inputs ....................................................................................................................................................... 19421.2
Multiplex inputs..................................................................................................................................................19521.2.1

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Digital outputs..................................................................................................................................................... 19721.3
22. Status messages......................................................................................................................198
General................................................................................................................................................................ 19822.1
Status –Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 19822.2
Status - Network.................................................................................................................................................. 19922.3
Firewall ............................................................................................................................................................... 20022.3.1
IN / OUT / FORWARD ..................................................................................................................................... 20022.3.1.1
NAT ................................................................................................................................................................ 20122.3.1.2
Status –Modem .................................................................................................................................................. 20222.4
Status –Internet.................................................................................................................................................. 20422.5
Status –DHCP...................................................................................................................................................... 20522.6
Status –DNS Server ............................................................................................................................................. 20622.7
Status –DynDNS.................................................................................................................................................. 20622.8
Status –NTP ........................................................................................................................................................ 20722.9
Status –VPN-IPSEC .......................................................................................................................................... 20822.10
Status –VPN-PPTP........................................................................................................................................... 20922.11
Status –VPN OpenVPN.................................................................................................................................... 21022.12
Status –Diagnostics......................................................................................................................................... 21122.13
Status –USB .................................................................................................................................................... 21222.14
Status –Alarmmanagement ............................................................................................................................ 21222.15
Status –System ............................................................................................................................................... 21322.16
23. Extras......................................................................................................................................214
LUA...................................................................................................................................................................... 21423.1
Toolbox ............................................................................................................................................................... 21523.2
24. Factory settings on delivery.....................................................................................................216
Username and password ..................................................................................................................................... 21624.1
IP address of the router....................................................................................................................................... 21624.2
25. Loading the factory settings ....................................................................................................216
26. Initializing the modem ............................................................................................................217
General information on the AT commands ......................................................................................................................... 217
Analog modem commands .................................................................................................................................. 21726.1
ISDN terminal adapter (TA) commands ............................................................................................................... 21926.2
27. Basic instructions ....................................................................................................................220
Restart router...................................................................................................................................................... 22027.1
Via webinterface ................................................................................................................................................ 22027.1.1
Via reset button.................................................................................................................................................. 22027.1.2
Restore factory settings....................................................................................................................................... 22127.2
28. Appendix ................................................................................................................................222
Country codes for analog devices ........................................................................................................................ 22228.1

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1. Introduction
Brief description1.1
The mbNET industrial router offers you optimum flexibility and security, making remote communication with your
systems both easy and secure. Thanks to its compact design, the mbNET router will fit into any switch cabinet, and
with its multiple interfaces and drivers, is the perfect solution for integrating different control systems. The mbNET
router is configurable using a web interface.
Features1.2
Fully configurable using web interface via locally connected computer, or remotely.
Deployable worldwide using different modem connections, (ISDN, analog, mobile broadband) plus access
via LAN and Internet.
Secure connection using an integrated firewall with IP filter, NAT and port forwarding, VPN with AES,
DES/3DES/DESX, Blowfish or RC2 encryption, and authentication via pre-shared key (PSK), static key or
certificate (X.509).
Alarmmanagement:
oFully configurable digital inputs and outputs, and the ability to send via email, SMS or Internet
dial-up.
oVia remote output switching in the event of a fault or with an active Internet connection.
Integrated server secures all settings, keys and certificates and allows data sharing within the network via
connected USB flash or hard drive.
Variable RS232, RS485, RS422 RS interface or optional MPI/PROFIBUS for connecting control systems.
Prerequisites/components:1.3
mbCONNECT24 from V 1.6.5
mbDIALUP* from V 3.1
mbCHECK * from V 1.1.2
mbNET * from V 3.3.5 firmware (at mbNET variant with WLAN, from firmware V 4.0)
* The latest version can be downloaded from www.mbconnectline.com.

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2. Safety Instructions (English and France)
Only qualified specialist personnel may install, start up, and operate the router. The national safety and
accident prevention regulations must be observed.
The router is built to the latest technological standards and recognized safety standards (see Declara-
tion of Conformity).
The router is only intended for operation in the control cabinet and with SELV according to IEC
60950/EN 60950/VDE 0805.
The router is for indoor use only.
Never open the router chassis. Unauthorized opening and improper repair can pose a danger to the
user. Unauthorized modifications are not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty
Opening up the device voids the warranty!
The router must be disposed of in line with European regulations and German legislation on elec-
tronics and electronic device (WEEE), and not as general household waste
The router may only be connected to devices, which meet the requirements of EN 60950.
ADVICE:
The unit should be connected and operated on a telephone switchboard only. The unit is not intended
to be direct connected to a public telephone system.
NOTE:
Electrostatic discharge!
Observe the necessary safety precautions when handling components that are vulnerable to
electrostatic discharge (EN 61340-5-1 and IEC 61340-5-1)!

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Consignes de sécurité
Le routeur est construit selon l’état actuel de la technique et les règles techniques reconnues en ma-
tière de sécurité (voir la déclaration de conformité).
Le routeur doit être monté à un endroit sec. Aucun liquide ne doit pénétrer dans le routeur, car cela
pourrait occasionner des chocs électriques ou des courts-circuits.
Le routeur est uniquement prévu pour l’utilisation dans des bâtiments et non pas à l’extérieur.
Ne jamais ouvrir le boîtier du routeur. L’ouverture du routeur ou des réparations non adaptées peuvent
mettre en danger l’utilisateur du routeur. Le fabricant n’assure aucune garantie concernant les modifi-
cations arbitraires.
La garantie devient caduque en cas d’ouverture de l’appareil !
Conformément aux prescriptions européennes et à la loi allemande relative à l’électronique et les ap-
pareils électroniques, il est interdit de mettre au rebut l’appareil avec les déchets domestiques nor-
maux. L’appareil doit être éliminé dans le respect des prescriptions.
AVERTISSEMENT:
Les modèles MDH830, MDH820, MDH800, MDH810 et MDH815 doivent être utilisés et raccordés uniquement via
des centrales téléphoniques. Il est interdit de les faire fonctionner directement sur le réseau téléphonique public.

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3. Using Open Source Software
General Information3.1
Our products contain, amongst others, so-called open-source software that is provided by third parties and has been
published for free public use. The open-source software is subject to special open-source software licenses and the
copyright of third parties. Basically, each customer can use the open-source soft-ware freely in compliance with the
licensing terms of the respective producers. The rights of the customer to use the open-source software beyond the
purpose of our products are regulated in detail by the respective concerned open-source software licenses. The cus-
tomer use the open-source software freely, as provided in the respective effective license, beyond the purpose that
the open-source software gets in our products. In case there is a contradiction between the licensing terms for one of
our products and the respective open-source software license, the respective relevant open-source software license
takes priority over our licensing terms, as far as the respective open-source software is concerned by this.
The use of the used open-source software is possible free of charge. We do not demand usage fees or any compa-
rable fees for the use of the open-source software contained in our products. The use of the open-source software in
our products by the customer is not part of the earnings we achieve with the contractual compensation.
All open-source software programs contained in our products can be taken from the available list. The most im-
portant open-source software licenses are listed in the Licenses section at the end of this publication.
As far as programs contained in our products are subject to the GNU General Public License (GPL), GNU Lesser
General Public License (LGPL), the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT) or another open-source software license, which regulates that the source code must be made available, and if
this software is not already delivered in source code on a data carrier with our product, we will send you this at any
time upon request. If it is required to send this on a data carrier, the sending will be made against pay-ment of a cost
compensation of € 10,00. Our offer to send the source code upon request ceases automatically 3 years after delivery
of our product to the customer. Requests must be directed to the following address, if possible under specification of
the serial number:
MB connect line GmbH
Fernwartungssysteme
Winnettener Str. 6
91550 Dinkelsbühl
GERMANY
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
[e-mail]
Special Liability Regulations3.2
We do not assume any warranty or liability, if the open-source software programs contained in our product are used
by the customer in a manner that does not com-ply any more with the purpose of the contract, which is the basis of
the acquisition of our product. This concerns in particular any use of the open-source software programs outside of
our product. The warranty and liability regulations that are pro-vided by the respective effective open-source software
license for the respective open-source software as listed in the following are effective for the use of the open-source
software beyond the purpose of the contract. In particular, we are not liable, if the open-source software in our prod-
uct or the complete software configu-ration in our product is changed. The warranty granted with the contract, which
is the basis of the acquisition of our product, is only effective for the unchanged open-source software and the un-
changed software configuration in our product.
Used Open-Source Software3.3
Please contact our support department ([e-mail]) for a list of the open-source software used in
this product.

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4. Technical Data

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General data
Voltage V (DC)
10 –30V DC (external Power Supply or other SELV Power Supply Source,
rated 10-30V DC, max. 40A)
Power consumption
max. 1300 mA @ 24 V
IP protection class
IP 20
Area of application
Dry environments
Operating temperature
0 –50 °C
Storage temperature
-20 –60 °C
Humidity
0 –95% (non condensing)
Dimensions (max.)
48 mm x 137 mm x 140 mm (W x D x H)
Weight (max.)
650 g
Mounting
DIN rail mounting (based on DIN EN 50022)
I/Os and standard interfaces
Digital inputs
4 pcs. digital inputs (10-30V) (fuse-protected), (Low 0-3,2 V DC, High 8-30 V
DC)
Digital outputs
2 pcs. digital outputs (200mA max. / output), 200 mA @ 12 V DC / 100 mA @ 24
V DC
LAN interfaces
4 pcs. 10/100 Mbit/s full and half duplex operation, autodetection patch cable /
crossover cable
USB interface
USB Host 2.0
VPN
VPN protocol
IPsec/PPTP/OpenVPN, 64 tun-
nel
Item no.: 8812-UL, 8813-UL, 8814-UL, 8830-
UL, 8831-UL, 8833-UL, 8834-UL, 8850-UL-
EU,
8850-UL-AT&T, 8855-UL-EU, 8855-UL-AT&T
Encryption method
Blowfish, AES, DES/3DES
VPN protocol
OpenVPN, 1 tunnel
Item no.: 8810-UL, 8811-UL, 8815-UL, 8816-
UL, 8817-UL, 8818-UL, 8819-UL, 8835-UL*,
8841-UL, 8849-UL, 8858-UL-EU, 8858-UL-
AT&T, 8859-UL- EU,
8859-UL- AT&T
Encryption method
Blowfish
Encryption algorithm
MD5, SHA1
Authorization
Pre-Shared-Key, X.509
*can only be operated with mbCONNECT24, mymbCONNECT24.hosted, -.virtual, -.mini, -.midi or -.maxi
Network / Security
Firewall
1:1 NAT, IP-Filter, Port forwarding, stateful inspektion
IP-Router
NAT-IP, TCP/IP routing, IP forwarding
Services
DHCP server, DHCP client, DNS server, NTP client, PPP server, DynDNS
Time synchronization
NTP server

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Optional interfaces
WAN interface
10/100 Mbit/s full and half duplex operation, autodetection patch cable / crossover
cable
Interface 1 (COM1)
RS-232/485 (using software switchable)
Interface 2 (COM2)
depending on the device
RS-232/485 (using software switchable) or MPI/PROFIBUS - 12 Mbit/s
SIM card slots
2 pcs. SIM card reader with ejector (for mini-SIM)
Communication
Devices with analog modem (Item no.: 8810-UL, 8815-UL, 8830-UL)
Target region
240 countries
Modulation type
V.21, V.22, V22bis, V.23, V.32, V.32bis, V.34
Data compression
V.42bis, MNP5
Error correction
MNP 2-4, V.42 LAPM
Dialing method
MFV/IWV
Modem connector
RJ11 socket
FCC
Part 15 & Part 68
Devices with UMTS (3G) modem (Item no.: 8814-UL, 8819-UL, 8834-UL, 8849-UL)
Target region
Global
GSM / GPRS / EDGE
850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz; downlink max. 296 kbps, uplink max. 236.8 kbps
HSxPA
800/850, 900, AWS 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz; downlink max. 21 Mbps, uplink max.
5.76 Mbps
Antenna connector
SMA socket
FCC
FCC ID: R17HE910
Devices with UMTS (3G) modem (Item no.: 8813-UL, 8818-UL, 8833-UL)
Target region
EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), Australia
APAC (East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceania)
LATAM (Latin America)
GSM / GPRS / EDGE
850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz; downlink max. 296 kbps, uplink max. 236,8 kbps
HSxPA
800/850, 900, AWS 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz; downlink max. 7.2 Mbps, uplink max.
5.76 Mbps
Devices with LTE (4G) modem (Item no.: 8850-UL-EU, 8855-UL-EU, 8858-UL-EU, 8859-UL-EU)
Target region
EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), Australia
GSM /GPRS / EDGE
850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz; max. 236 kbps
HSxPA
850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz; downlink max. 42 Mbps, uplink max. 5.76 Mbps
LTE
800, 900, 1800, 2100, 2600 MHz; downlink max. 100 Mbps, uplink max. 50 Mbps
Antenna connector
SMA socket
FCC
FCC ID: N7NMC7304
Devices with LTE (4G) modem - AT&T (Item no.: 8850-UL-AT&T, 8855-UL- AT&T, 8858-UL- AT&T, 8859-UL-
AT&T)
Target region
AMER (North and South America)
CDMA 1XRTT / EV-DO REV A
800 (BC0), 1900 PCS (BC1), Secondary 800 (BC10) MHz; max. 236 kbps
GSM / GPRS / EDGE
850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz; max. 236 kbps

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Communication
HSxPA
2100 (B1), 1900 (B2), AWS (B4), 850 (B5), 900 (B8) MHz
CDMA EVDO/1x: BCO, BC1, BC10; downlink max. 42 Mbps, uplink max. 5.76
Mbps
LTE
1900 (B2), AWS (B4), 850 (B5), 700 (B13), 700 (B17), 1900 (B25) MHz; down-
link max. 100 Mbps, uplink max. 50 Mbps
Antenna connector
SMA socket
FCC
FCC ID: N7NMC7355
Devices with WiFi modem (Item no.: 8811-UL, 8831-UL, 8841-UL) - not currently UL listed -
WiFi
IEEE802.11b/g & 802.11n (1T1R mode), up to 150 Mbit/s
WiFi specification
· EU (2.412 GHz-2.472 GHz, 1-13 Channel)
· USA (2.412 GHz-2.462 GHz, 1-11 Channel)
· WPA/WP2, 64/128/152bit WEP, WPS
· 802.11b: 1,2,5.5,11 Mbps
· 802.11g: 6,9,12,18,24,36,48,54 Mbps
· 802.11n: (20 MHz) MCS0-7, up to 72 Mbps
· 802.11n: (40 MHz) MCS0-7, up to 150 Mbps
Antenna connector
RP-SMA socket
FCC
FCC ID: YWTWFXM05
General approvals
EN 61000-6-4, interference emission for industrial enterpri-
ses
EN 61000-6-2, immunity for industrial enterprises
The following models are UL listed
MDH810, MDH813, MDH814, MDH815, MDH816, MDH817, MDH818,
MDH819, MDH830, MDH833, MDH834, MDH835, MDH849, MDH850,
MDH855; MDH858, MDH859
Certificates (CE, UL etc.) can be downloaded from www.mbconnectline.com.
I. T. E.
E358792

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5. What is included in the package
First, check that the following parts are in the product package:
All devices
mbNET router
Quick Start Guide
Straight-through Ethernet cable
Router variants with analog modem
Router variants with GSM-Modem (3G, 4G)
RJ11 plugr
RJ10 to TAE adapter
GSM antenna (SMA male)
Geräte-Typen mit WLAN-Modem
Wifi / Bluetooth antenna (2.5 m cable length) (SMA female)

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6. Displays, controls and connections
Front panel view6.1
Label
Status
Description
Fc1
(Function 1)
LED off
Serial interface COM1 not receiving data.
LED on
Serial interface COM1 receiving data.
Fc2
(Function 2)
LED off
Serial interface COM1 not sending data.
LED flashing
Serial interface COM1 sending data.
Fc3
(Function 3)
LED off
Serial interface COM2 not receiving data.
LED flashhing
Serial interface COM2 receiving data.
On if MPI: bus communication OK
Fc4
(Function 4)
LED off
Serial interface COM2 not sending data.
LED flashing
Serial interface COM2 sending data.
If MPI: bus transferring data
Rdy
(Ready)
LED flashing
The Ready LED does this for approx. 35 seconds when the
device is switched on. After this, flashing indicates boot se-
quence. This may take up to 90 seconds depending on the
type of device.
LED solid
The router is ready
Con
(Connect)
LED off
No connection to Internet or VPN
LED on
Connection to Internet
LED flashing
(1,5Hz)
VPN connection active
LED flashing
(3 Hz)
Internet or VPN connection is being established
Pwr
(Power)
LED off
Router power source is switched off or router is not connect-
ed to power source / power pack.
LED on
Power source is connected to terminal block and switched
on.
Err
(Error)
LED off
Router working without errors
LED on
Router error. Diagnostics under
System Status(see Status –System)
WAN
–
Router WAN port (customer network, DSL modem ...).
WAN LED
green light up
Network connection available
flashing
orange
Network data transfer active
LAN 1 –4
–
Local network ports (e.g. machine network)
LAN LED
1 –4
(Dual LED)
green light up
Network connection available
flashing
orange
Network data transfer active
USB
–
Portable USB drive port
Dial out
–
Among other things, this button establishes an Internet or
VPN connection (hold down the button until the Con LED
starts to flash).
Reset
–
Pushing this button restarts the router (so-called cold start).
COM1
–
COM1 port for connecting to devices with RS232 / RS485,
RS422 interface.
COM2
–
COM2 port is for either connecting to devices with MPI inter-
face or to devices with RS232 / RS485, RS422 interface.
This depends on your device type.

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Top, bottom and back panel views6.2
Top view
Bottom view
MDH814, MDH819, MDH834, MDH849,
MDH850, MDH855, MDH858, MDH859
MDH811, MDH831, MDH841
MDH810, MDH815, MDH830
MDH816, MDH835
X1
+
Power supply connection
10-30V DC
-
0V DC connection
X2
4
Digital input I4 (10-30V)
3
Digital input I3 (10-30V)
2
Digital input I2 (10-30V)
1
Digital input I1 (10-30V)
P
Fuse-protection 10-30V DC
M
0V DC connection
O2
Digital output A2
O1
Digital output A1
A
A
X1 |X2
SIM 1
SIM 2
SIM card slots
Antenna
Connection
(female)
Antenna
Connection
(male)
RJ11
Connection

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7. Interfaces
Pinout of top panel terminal blocks X1 and X27.1
Pinout of bottom panel RJ11 jack7.2
Pinout of front panel serial interfaces COM1 and COM27.3
X1
+
Power supply connection
10 –30V DC
-
0V DC connection
X2
1
Digital input I1 (10 –30V)
2
Digital input I2 (10 –30V)
3
Digital input I3 (10 –30V)
4
Digital input I4 (10 –30V)
P
Fuse protection 10 –30V DC
M
0V DC connection
02
Digital output A2
01
Digital output A1
Pin
ISDN
Analog
1
Not connected
Not connected
2
TX+
Not connected
3
RX+
Lb/b
4
RX-
La/a
5
TX-
Not connected
6
Not connected
Not connected
Pin
RS 232
RS 485
MPI
1
DCD Data Carrier Detect
Not connected
Not connected
2
RxD Receive Data
RxD –Receive Data
GND 24V
3
TxD Transmit
TxD + Transmit Data
Data circuit B
4
DTR Data Terminal
Ready
+5Volts (only in 4-wire
operation)
Send request
5
Ground signal
Ground signal
GND 5V(200mA)
6
DSR Data Set Ready
Not Connected
5V output
7
RTS Request to Send
TxD –Transmit Data
24V supply input
8
CTS Clear to Send
RxD+ Receive Data
Data circuit A
9
RI Ring Indicator
Not connected
Send request
X1 |X2
1 2 3 4 5 6
COM1 / COM2

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Pinout of front panel LAN / WAN ports7.4
Pinout front panel USB port7.5
Signal
1
TX+
2
TX-
3
RX+
4
Not connected
5
Not connected
6
RX-
Signal
1
VCC (+5V)
2
- Data
3
+Data
4
GND
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4