Panduit VeriSafe VS2-NET User manual

VeriSafe Network Module
Subject: User Guide
Lit. No.: B21176
Date: SEP 2022 Revision: 1 [English]
Model No: VS2-NET
Table of Contents
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Web Application .....................................2
Features ..........................................2
First Login ........................................2
Web Application Layout ..............................2
AVT Status Page....................................2
Data Logs Page ....................................5
Settings Page ......................................6
Documentation Page ...............................11
Support Page .....................................11
Data Model ........................................12
ModBus TCP Data Model Implementation ...............14
EtherNet/IPTM Implementation ........................14
Rockwell Automation Integration .......................15
Automatic Diagnostic AOP Items ......................15
Troubleshooting ....................................17
Warranty ..........................................18
Panduit Limited Product Warranty .....................18
The network module is designed to be an optional accessory that enables network capabilities for the VeriSafe 2.0 Absence of Voltage
Tester (AVT). The network module provides an integrated web application that is delivered by an on board web server. The web applica-
tion monitors data from the AVT and provides integration, configuration and firmware update capabilities. The network module supports
AVT data over EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP protocols. The voltage presence discrete outputs may be used as an indication of voltage
presence with or without a network connection. The network module provides the ability to log various pieces of data based on built in
triggers (see Data Logs Page for more information).
Before attempting to physically install the network module in hazardous or ordinary locations, refer to document no. B21148 (VeriSafe
Network Module Installation Requirements Manual) for physical installation requirements including; connectivity, ratings and environ-
mental specifications for the network module.

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Web Application
FEATURES
The network module web application can be used to configure and monitor the AVT. Access the web
application by typing the network module IP address in a supported browser.
FIRST LOGIN
1. Type the network module IP address (default: 192.168.2.10) in a supported browser.
Supported browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox
2. On first login the user is required to change the admin password
Web App Login (factory default setting)
Username: admin
Password: admin
WEB APPLICATION LAYOUT
The web application layout consists of a left sidebar menu and a content area loaded with content cards.
Sidebar Menu
Card
Content Area
LOGIN
On login the user will be
directed to the AVT Status
page.
AVT STATUS PAGE
After the user has logged in they will be redirected to the AVT Status page. This page consists of two
data cards with views that will be determined by the type of AVT in use and the user settings. This page
automatically refreshes content at a static rate of once every 2 seconds.
FIGURe 1. AVT STATUS PAGE 3-PHASE AVT (VS2-AVT-3P)
AVT STATUS PAGE FIRST CARD
Data presented in this card is updated as described in Table 5. The user is presented with time stamps to
indicate when the data was last updated. Some data will not be shown until an absence of voltage test is

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completed.
FIGURe 2. AVT STATUS PAGE 1ST CARD VIEWS
3-Phase View DC/Single-Phase View
1. Name User defined AVT name (Default blank). This is used to identify data log files
and appears in the side bar menu. Changes are automatically saved.
2. Date/Time Current Date/Time of the network module. Updated every 2 seconds.
3. Battery Voltage and
AVT Temperature
Last measured value of the battery voltage and Internal temperature of the
AVT.
Updated when the user presses the test button and during the wakeup
cycle
Recommended to replace battery in the AVT when measured below 2.9V.
4. Connection Status Status of the connectivity between each pair of sensor leads based on the last
completed test performed when no voltage is present.
5. Test Result 1 Show the most recent test result from the AVT
Test Result 1 Date Date/Time of AVT test result 1
Test Result 2 Show the test result prior to test result 1
Test Result 2 Date Date/Time of AVT test result 2
6. AC/DC Selection
*(VS-AVT-1P Single phase(VS-AVT-1P Single phase
units only)units only)
Select appropriate power system. This will update the card view. Changes
are automatically saved.

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AVT STATUS PAGE SECOND CARD
Data in this card is updated every 2 seconds. For single phase systems the view shown is determined by
selection on card 1 (item 6 AC/DC selection).
FIGURe 3. AVT STATUS PAGE SECOND CARD VIEWS
Three-Phase View Single-Phase View DC View
1. AVT Connection Status Indicates status of the connection between the isolation
module and network module. OK
DISCONNECTED
2. Voltage presence Reflects the status of the voltage presence indicators (red LEDs) on the indicator module
and voltage presence contacts on the network module.
3. Voltage Measurements Measured peak voltage line
to ground
Calculated RMS and line to
line voltages
AC Range Accuracy
40*-200 VAC ± 4V
201-300 VAC ± 2%
301-1000 VAC ± 1.5%
DC Range Accuracy
40*-300 VDC ± 9V
301-700 VDC ± 2%
701-1000 VDC ± 1.5%
*The Network module is designed to report measured
values between 40-1000 V. The Network module is not
optimized to report voltages under 40V. However, the
absence of voltage indication from the AVT utilizes a
separate circuit that is highly accurate and optimized for
the 3V threshold.

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DATA LOGS PAGE
This page allows the user to manage the log data stored on the network module SD card.
LOG TRIGGERS
Log entries are triggered by specific AVT events:
Change in state of any voltage presence indicator
Initiating the absence of voltage test
Daily AVT wakeup cycle
FIGURe 4. DATA LOGS PAGE DETAILS
1. Request Data Logs Request data log file from the network module
2. Download Logs (CSV) Download the data log file to local PC in CSV form
3. Download Filtered Logs (CSV) If filters are applied download the filtered data set only
4. Delete Logs Delete entries from the data log file
5. Filters Select filters. Use Update Filters and Clear Filters to manage
selections.
6. Log Items Data associated with each log entry.
NOTE: When log data is critical it is recommended the user periodically download the logs or to integrate the
system (EtherNet/IPTM or Modbus TCP) with an external data logging system.

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SETTINGS PAGE
The settings page allows the user to configure and view the current state of the network module, retrieve AVT
information, check active faults, and update firmware.
FIGURe 5. SETTINGS PAGE

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NETWORK MODULE SETTINGS
FIGURe 6. NETWORK MODULE SETTINGS CARD DETAILS
SAVE SETTINGS AND RESTART
Saves modified settings and restarts
the network module.
REFRESH
Replace all data in fields with the
last saved settings.
RESTART
Restart the network module without
saving changes to settings.
FACTORY RESET
Reset the network module to factory
default settings (see Table 4).
NOTE: If the web application is
unavailable, the network module can
be physically reset by depressing the
User Reset Button (see Figure 1 for
location on the Network Module).
1. Refresh Replace all data in fields with the last saved settings
2. Date & Time Displays current date and time associated with the network module.
3. Set Time Applies local web browser time to the network module.
4. Network Module FW Version Firmware version of the network module
5. Use NTP server Check to enable the use of NTP (Network Time Protocol)
6. NTP server address Enter server address to set time using NTP. Editable if Use NTP Server is checked.
7. Power System Configuration* Configuration of the power system that the AVT is monitoring. To report accurate voltage data,
the power system configuration must be selected. Default is Standard wye/delta *
8. Modbus Enable or disable the Modbus TCP interface (default enabled)
9. EtherNet/IPTM Enable or disable the EtherNet/IPTM interface (default enabled)
10. DHCP Enable or disable DHCP (default disabled)
11. IP Address
Netmask
Gateway IP
DNS1
DNS2
Current IP address, Netmask and Gateway IP (read-only when DHCP is enabled)
DNS1 & DNS2 are always editable
12. Web Server Mode The web server can be configured for either HTTP or HTTPS (default is HTTP)
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13. Download Certificate Download the network module certificate.
14. Upload PEM Certificate Upload a user supplied PEM certificate (default uses on board PEM certificate)
15. Upload PEM Private Key Upload a user supplied PEM private key (default uses on board PEM private key)
16. Use Custom Cert and Key Check to enable use of the user supplied certificate and private key for HTTPS. Disabled if
HTTPS is not selected for Web Server Mode.
17. Language Select desired language from the drop-down menu.
English, French, French (Canada), German, Italian, Korean, Spanish (Latin America), Chinese
18. Restart Restart the network module without saving changes to settings
19. Factory Reset Reset the network module to factory default settings
20. Save Settings and Restart Saves modified settings and restarts the network module.
*POWER SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
The AVT measures voltage between the sensor leads and ground leads and computes the associated phase-to-phase and RMS voltages
reported by the network module. To report accurate voltage data, the power system configuration must be selected. The Standard selec-
tion (default) assumes a wye or delta power system and is sufficient for most applications. If a special configuration (corner grounded
delta, high-leg delta, and single-phase 3-wire) is desired, select the appropriate application from the drop-down menu.

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ABOUT AVT
Displays firmware version, model number and universal identifier (UID) of the AVT. Use the refresh button to
update the card.
Refresh
AVT Data
ACTIVE FAULTS
This card will display active faults in the network module. The fault information is updated automatically every
3 seconds. See Troubleshooting for additional information.
21. Faults ID Description
0 Hardware Failure. Flash code 2 during boot up
1 Power from the network module to the AVT is over the limit.
2 Indicate the network module has been reset to factory defaults
3 Data received from AVT was unable to be processed
4 Timeout while communicating with AVT
5 General SD card error
6 SD card is full
7 Time has not updated
8 Time not set
9 Web server could not load custom certificate
22. Clear Faults The Clear Faults button allows the user to clear any faults on the network
module. If the fault condition is still present the fault may be presented
after some time.

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CHANGE PASSWORD
On initial login and factory reset the user will be prompted to change the password.
UPDATE FIRMWARE
Download the latest firmware at www.panduit.com
Select Choose File, navigate to the firmware file, and click the appropriate Update button.. The firmware
update process for both the network module and AVT should take approximately one minute.
AVT Firmware Update
During a firmware update communication between the
network module and the AVT will be temporarily lost. Upon
successful update use the About AVT card refresh button to
verify the firmware version matches what was downloaded.
Network Module Firmware Update
Upon successful firmware update the network module will
restart and you will be prompted to login.

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DOCUMENTATION PAGE
This page provides the user with the information necessary to utilize the EtherNet/IPTM (EDS file download)
and Modbus TCP communications protocols.
FIGURe 7. DOCUMENTATION PAGE
SUPPORT PAGE
Provides contact information and a link to the VeriSafe landing page on www.panduit.com
Queries the AVT and network module for product information to assist in technical support.
FIGURe 8. SUPPORT PAGE
Network Module Firmware
Update
Upon successful firmware update the
network module will restart and you will
be prompted to login.

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Data Model
The network module uses the same data model for both EtherNet/IPTM and Modbus TCP protocols.
Item Name Description Value Type
(size bytes) Range
Date/Time Current Date/Time set in the network
module LINT(8) microseconds since epoch
Battery voltage Last voltage reading of the AVT battery
(last test) REAL(4) 0.0 to 4.0 V
Voltage presence Bit field status of the phase indicator
LEDs (red LEDs) WORD(2)
Bit Bit Name
0 Present L1 POS
1 Present L2 NEG
2 Present L3
0: Voltage not detected
1: Voltage detected
Connectivity status Connected status of each sensor lead L1,
L2, L3, PE Ground during last test. WORD(2)
Bit Bit Name
0 Connected L1
1 Connected L2
2 Connected L3
3 Connected PE GND
0: Sensor lead disconnected
1: Sensor lead connected
Line voltage
L1-G
RMS voltage
L1 to Ground
INT(2)
0 to 1100 Vrms
L2-G L2 to Ground
L3-G L3 to Ground
L1-L2 L1 to L2
L1-L3 L1 to L3
L2-L3 L2 to L3
Peak line voltage
L1-G
Peak voltage
L1 to Ground
0 to 1500 V
L2-G L2 to Ground
L3-G L3 to Ground
L1-L2 L1 to L2
L1-L3 L1 to L3
L2-L3 L2 to L3
AVT temperature Temperature inside the isolation module -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
Disconnect state [NOT
IMPLEMENTED] Disconnect phase open or closed WORD(2)
Bit Description
0 L1 open
1 L2 open
2 L3 open
0: Blade closed
1: Blade open
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Status bits associated with the network module and AVT
DWORD(4) Bit
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Battery Warning
Indicator
AVT
Temperature
Fault
AVT
Power
Source
Phase
Number
User Threshold
Triggered
Disconnect Module
Present
AVT
Internal
Fault
Network
Module
Fault
Status
0: Battery OK
1: Check battery
(low or not
present)
0: OK
1: Fault
0: Battery
1: Aux
0: 3 Phase
1: Single
phase
[NOT
IMPLEMENTED]
0: Not triggered
1: Triggered
If any user defined
threshold is
triggered this bit
will go to active (1)
[NOT
IMPLEMENTED]
0: No
1: Yes
0: OK
1: Fault
0: OK
1: Fault
Item Name Description Value Type
(size bytes) Range
AVT result 1 Date/Time Date/Time of AVT result 1 LINT(8) microseconds since epoch UTC
Most recent test result of an AVT test
This report has the following possible bit states to indicate a passed test or the reason for a failed AVT test
DWORD(2) Bit
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Passed Battery
Voltage
Low
Voltage
Exceeded
Temperature
not in Range
Connectivity
not Confirmed
Diagnostic 5 Diagnostic 6 Diagnostic 7 Diagnostic 8
AVT Result 1
0F 1F 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8
#F indicates the number of flashes that will be seen on the AVT indicator module for this error code
0: false
1: true
AVT result 2 Date/Time Date/Time of AVT result 2 LINT(8) microseconds since epoch UTC
Second most recent test result of an AVT test
This report has the following possible bit states to indicate a passed test or the reason for a failed AVT test
DWORD(2) Bit
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Passed Battery
Voltage
Low
Voltage
Exceeded
Temperature
not in Range
Connectivity
not Confirmed
Diagnostic 5 Diagnostic 6 Diagnostic 7 Diagnostic 8
AVT Result 2
0F 1F 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8
#F indicates the number of flashes that will be seen on the AVT indicator module for this error code
0: false
1: true

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MODBUS TCP DATA MODEL IMPLEMENTATION
All values are contained in input registers (offset 30000).
Data Item Start Address Size (16bit words) End Address
Date/Time 0 4 (uint64) 3
Battery voltage 4 2 (float) 5
Voltage presence 6 1 (uint16) 6
Connectivity status 7 7
Line voltage
L1-G 8
1 (int16)
8
L2-G 9 9
L3-G 10 10
Line voltage peak
L1 11 11
L2 12 12
L3 13 13
Line voltage
L1-L2 14 14
L1-L3 15 15
L2-L3 16 16
Line voltage peak
L1-L2 17 17
L1-L3 18 18
L2-L3 19 19
Temperature 20 1 (int16) 20
Disconnect state 21 1 (uint16) 21
Status 22 2 (uint32) 23
AVT result 1 24 1 (uint16) 24
AVT result 2 25 25
AVT result 1 Date/Time 26 4 (uint64) 29
AVT result 2 Date/Time 30 33
EtherNet/IPTM IMPLEMENTATION
The network module supports EtherNet/IPTM. The EDS file can be found on the documentation page of the
web application or by going to panduit.com.

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Rockwell Automation Integration
The EtherNet/IPTM protocol is supplemented by a Add-On Profile (AOP) for easy integration with products
from Rockwell Automation. The AOP supports the Automatic Diagnostics feature.
AOP available in Studio 5000 Logix Designer V33.01 or greater
AUTOMATIC DIAGNOSTIC AOP ITEMS
REQUIREMENTS
Logix controller must be V33 or greater
Factory Talk View software must be V12 or greater
CONNECTIVITY STATUS
WORD(2)
Sensor lead status is based on the last completed test. This value will only be updated when a test is
completed with no voltage present.
Table 1.
Bit
0123
Connectivity
Status
Connected L1 Connected L2 Connected L3 Connected PE GND
Diagnostic
Message
0: L1 Sensor lead
disconnected
0: L2 Sensor lead
disconnected
0: L3 Sensor lead
disconnected
0: PE GND Sensor lead
disconnected
1: L1 Sensor lead
connected
1: L2 Sensor lead
connected
1: L3 Sensor lead
connected
1: PE GND Sensor lead
connected
STATUS
DWORD(4)
Status bits associated with the network module and AVT. This value will only be updated when an abcense
of voltage test is completed.
Table 2.
Bit
0 1 2 3
Status
Battery Warning Indicator AVT Temperature Fault AVT Internal Fault Network Module Fault
0: Battery OK 0: OK 0: OK 0: OK
1: Check battery
(Battery low or not
present)
1: Fault 1: Fault 1: Fault
Diagnostic
Message
0: Battery OK 0: AVT temperature OK 0: AVT OK 0: Network module OK
1: Check battery 1: AVT temperature
fault
1: AVT Internal
fault 1: Network module fault

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AVT RESULT 1
WORD(2)
Most recent test result of an AVT test
This report has the following possible bit states to indicate a passed test or the reason for
a failed AVT test
Table 3.
Bit
0 1 2 3 4
AVT
Result 1
Passed 0F Battery voltage
low 1F
Voltage exceeded
2F
Temperature not in
range 3F
Connectivity not
confirmed 4F
Diagnostic
Message
0: AVT test failed 0: OK 0: OK 0: OK 0: OK
1: AVT test
passed
1: AVT battery
low
1: Voltage
exceeds AVT
limits
1: AVT temperature
outside supported
range
1: AVT sensor lead
disconnected
Bit continued
5678
AVT
Result 1
Diagnostic 5 5F Diagnostic 6 6F Diagnostic 7 7F Diagnostic 8
Diagnostic
Message
0: OK 0: OK 0: OK 0: OK
1: AVT diagnostic 5 1: AVT diagnostic 6 1: AVT diagnostic 7 1: AVT diagnostic 8

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Troubleshooting
FAULTS
When a fault is active the user will also see an exclamation point in the left sidebar and in the active faults
menu of the settings page
Fault Troubleshooting
Hardware Failure (0)
Network module system status
indicator 2 flash error code
Contact Panduit support
Power over limit (1) Check AVT connection for proper termination.
Settings files reset to factory
defaults(2)
Expected if new unit or user initiated a factory reset, do nothing in this
case
If repeatedly occurs replace unit
Data received from AVT was
unable to be processed (3)
Check AVT connection
Check AVT and Network module termination resistor switch positions.
Move AVT connection cable away from possible noise sources
Timeout while communicating
with AVT (4)
SD card error (5) Contact Panduit for support around SD Card errors and possibly
reseating or replacing the SD Card.
SD card full (6) download logs (if necessary) and then delete logs from the web interface.
restart the unit and confirm the system is able to log.
Stale Time (7) Check NTP server can be reached from device location
Time not set (8) Set time using the settings page (set time button or NTP time setup)
Could not load custom
certificate(9) Check that the certificate was generated properly and upload again.
CLEARING FAULTS
The user has the ability to clear active faults (see Faults section). If the network module determines the fault
is still active it will repopulate. To verify a fault has been cleared restart the network module.

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Warranty
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