Rotex RBRP069A61 User manual

Installer reference guide
ROTEX LAN adapter English
Installer reference guide
ROTEX LAN adapter
RBRP069A61

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Table of contents
1 About the documentation 2
1.1 About this document.................................................................. 2
2 About the product 2
2.1 System requirements ................................................................ 3
3 About the box 3
3.1 To unpack the LAN adapter ...................................................... 3
4 Preparation 4
4.1 Installation site requirements..................................................... 4
4.2 Overview of electrical connections ............................................ 4
4.2.1 Router ......................................................................... 4
4.2.2 Indoor unit ................................................................... 4
4.2.3 Electrical meter ........................................................... 4
4.2.4 Digital inputs ............................................................... 5
5 Installation 5
5.1 Overview: Installation ................................................................ 5
5.2 Mounting the LAN adapter ........................................................ 5
5.2.1 About mounting the LAN adapter................................ 5
5.2.2 To mount the rear casing to the wall........................... 6
5.2.3 To mount the PCB to the rear casing.......................... 6
5.3 Connecting the electrical wiring................................................. 6
5.3.1 About connecting the electrical wiring......................... 6
5.3.2 Precautions when connecting the electrical wiring ..... 6
5.3.3 To connect the indoor unit .......................................... 7
5.3.4 To connect the router.................................................. 7
5.3.5 To connect the electrical meter................................... 7
5.3.6 To connect the digital inputs ....................................... 7
5.4 Finishing the LAN adapter installation....................................... 8
5.4.1 LAN adapter serial number ......................................... 8
5.4.2 To close the LAN adapter ........................................... 8
5.5 Opening the LAN adapter.......................................................... 8
5.5.1 About opening the LAN adapter.................................. 8
5.5.2 To open the LAN adapter............................................ 8
6 Configuration 9
6.1 Overview: Configuration ............................................................ 9
6.2 Updating software ..................................................................... 9
6.2.1 To update with the Online Controller app ................... 9
6.2.2 To update with a micro SD card.................................. 9
6.2.3 To update using the configuration web interface ........ 9
6.3 Configuration web interface....................................................... 10
6.3.1 Accessing the configuration web interface.................. 10
6.3.2 Network settings ......................................................... 10
6.3.3 Smart Grid settings ..................................................... 10
6.3.4 Factory reset ............................................................... 10
6.4 DIP switch ................................................................................. 10
6.5 Removal .................................................................................... 11
6.5.1 To remove the LAN adapter from the system ............. 11
7 Smart Grid application 11
7.1 "Normal operation" mode .......................................................... 11
7.2 "Recommended ON" mode ....................................................... 11
7.2.1 Energy buffering.......................................................... 11
7.2.2 Power limitation........................................................... 11
7.3 "Forced OFF" mode .................................................................. 12
7.4 "Forced ON" mode .................................................................... 12
8 Troubleshooting 12
8.1 Overview: Troubleshooting........................................................ 12
8.2 Solving problems based on symptoms...................................... 12
8.2.1 Symptom: Cannot access the web page .................... 12
8.2.2 Symptom: Router does not support DHCP ................. 12
8.3 Solving problems based on error codes.................................... 13
8.3.1 Error codes of the indoor unit...................................... 13
8.3.2 Error codes of the LAN adapter ................................... 13
9 Technical data 14
9.1 Wiring diagram ........................................................................... 14
1 About the documentation
1.1 About this document
Target audience
Authorised installers
Documentation set
This document is part of a documentation set. The complete set
consists of:
▪General safety precautions
▪ Safety instructions that you must read before installing
▪ Format: Paper (in the box of the indoor unit)
▪Installation manual:
▪ Installation instructions
▪ Format: Paper (supplied in the kit)
▪Installer reference guide:
▪ Installation instructions, configuration, application guidelines,…
▪ Format: Digital files on the ROTEX homepage
Latest revisions of the supplied documentation may be available on
the regional ROTEX website or via your dealer.
The original documentation is written in English. All other languages
are translations.
2 About the product
The ROTEX LAN adapter allows for smartphone control of ROTEX
systems and, depending on the model, can be used in various Smart
Grid applications, such as the storage of self-generated electrical
energy as thermal energy (e.g. as domestic hot water).
The LAN adapter is available in 2 versions:
Model Functionality
RBRP069A61 Smartphone control + Smart Grid
applications
RBRP069A62 Smartphone control only
INFORMATION
Not all models are available in all sales regions.
Components: casing
a a
bd b b
a
c
c
e
aWall mounting holes
bKnockout holes (wiring from the bottom)
cKnockout holes (wiring from the rear)
dEthernet connection

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eStatus LEDs
Components: PCB
X1A
X2A
X3A
X4A c
b
a
aDIP switch
bStatus LEDs
cmicroSD card slot
Status LEDs
LED Description Behaviour
Indication of power to the
adapter, and of normal
operation.
▪ LED flashing: normal
operation.
▪ LED NOT flashing: no
operation.
Indication of TCP/IP
communication with the
router.
▪ LED ON: normal
communication.
▪ LED flashing:
communication
problem.
Indication of
communication with the
indoor unit.
▪ LED ON: normal
communication.
▪ LED flashing:
communication
problem.
(a) Indication of Smart Grid
activity.
▪ LED ON: system
running in the
"Recommended ON",
"Forced ON", or
"Forced OFF" Smart
Grid operation mode.
▪ LED OFF: system
running in the "Normal
operation" Smart Grid
operation mode.
▪ LED flashing: LAN
adapter performing a
Smart Grid compatibility
check.
(a) This LED is ONLY active for RBRP069A61 (present for
RBRP069A62, but ALWAYS inactive).
INFORMATION
When the LAN adapter performs a Smart Grid compatibility
check, the Smart Grid LED flashes. This is NOT erroneous
behaviour. After a successful check, the LED will either
stay ON or go OFF. When the LED keeps flashing for more
than 30 minutes, the compatibility check failed, and NO
Smart Grid operation is possible.
2.1 System requirements
Make sure your ROTEX system is compatible for use with the LAN
adapter (smartphone control and/or Smart Grid applications), and
that all system components meet software requirements. For more
information, see the ROTEX homepage.
3 About the box
3.1 To unpack the LAN adapter
1Unpack the LAN adapter.
a
b
c
aFront casing
bPCB
cRear casing
2Separate the accessories.
Accessories: RBRP069A61
2× 1× 1×
a b c 1× d
3× 3× 3×
f
1×
e f g h 4× i1× 1× j k
aInstallation manual
b6-pole slide connector for X1A
c2-pole slide connector for X2A
d2-pole plug connector for X3A
eEthernet cable
fGrommets
gScrews to mount rear casing
hPlugs to mount rear casing
iScrews to mount PCB
jScrew to close front casing
kCable tie

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Accessories: RBRP069A62
3× 4×3×
2× 1× 1×1×
a b c 1× de f g h
aInstallation manual
b2-pole plug connector for X3A
cEthernet cable
dGrommet
eScrews to mount rear casing
fPlugs to mount rear casing
gScrews to mount PCB
hScrew to close front casing
4 Preparation
4.1 Installation site requirements
INFORMATION
Also read the maximum cable length requirements set out
in "4.2Overview of electrical connections"on page4.
▪ Mind the following spacing installation guidelines:
>30 mm >30 mm
>90 mm(a) >160 mm(b)
(a) Provide enough space to connect the Ethernet cable
without exceeding its minimum bend radius (typically
90mm)
(b) Provide enough space to open the casing with a flat-blade
screwdriver (typically 160mm)
▪ The LAN adapter is designed to be wall-mounted in dry, indoor
locations only. Make sure the installation surface is a flat and
vertical non-combustible wall.
▪ The LAN adapter is designed to be mounted in the following
orientation only: with the PCB on the right-hand side in the casing,
and the Ethernet connector facing the floor.
▪ The LAN adapter is designed to operate in ambient temperature
ranging from 5~35°C.
Do NOT install the LAN adapter in the following places:
▪ In places with high humidity (max. RH=95%), such as bathrooms.
▪ In places where frost is possible.
4.2 Overview of electrical connections
Connectors
X4A
4
N
L
3
2
1
2
1
230 V AC
X1A
X2A
X3A
b
a
c
d
b
e
aRBRP069A61 only
bTo digital inputs of solar inverter/energy management
system
cTo electrical pulse meter
dTo indoor unit
eTo router
Connections
Connection Cable section Wires Maximum
cable length
Accessory cables
Router (X4A) — — 50/100m(a)
Field-supplied cables
Indoor unit
(X3A)
0.75~1.25mm22(b) 200m
Electrical meter
(X2A)
0.75~1.25mm22(c) 100m
Digital inputs
(X1A)
0.75~1.5mm2Depends on
application(d)
100m
(a) The Ethernet cable delivered as an accessory is 1m long.
It is, however, possible to use a field-supplied Ethernet
cable. In this case, respect the maximum allowed distance
between LAN adapter and router, which is 50m in case of
Cat5e cables, and 100m in case of Cat6 cables.
(b) These wires MUST be sheathed. Recommended strip
length: 6mm.
(c) These wires MUST be sheathed. Recommended strip
length: 6mm.
(d) All wiring to X1A MUST be H05VV. Required strip length:
7mm. For more information, see "4.2.4Digital inputs"on
page5.
4.2.1 Router
For the connection of the LAN adapter, the router requires a free
LAN port.
The minimum category for the Ethernet cable is Cat5e.
4.2.2 Indoor unit
For power and communication with the indoor unit, the LAN adapter
is to be connected to the indoor unit via a 2‑wire cable. There is NO
separate power supply: the adapter gets its power from the indoor
unit.
4.2.3 Electrical meter
If the LAN adapter is connected to an electrical pulse meter (field
supply), make sure the meter meets the following requirements:

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Item Specification
Type Pulse meter (5VDC pulse
detection)
Possible number of pulses ▪ 0.1pulse/kWh
▪ 1pulse/kWh
▪ 10pulse/kWh
▪ 100pulse/kWh
▪ 1000pulse/kWh
Pulse duration Minimum On
time
10ms
Minimum OFF
time
100ms
Measurement type Depends on the installation:
▪ Single‑phase AC meter
▪ Three‑phase AC meter
(balanced loads)
▪ Three‑phase AC meter
(unbalanced loads)
4.2.4 Digital inputs
Connector X1A is for the connection of the LAN adapter to the digital
inputs of a solar inverter/energy management system, and allows for
use of the ROTEX system in various Smart Grid applications.
X1A/N+L supply a detection voltage to the input contact of X1A. The
detection voltage enables the detection of the state (open or close)
of the digital inputs, and does NOT supply power to the rest of the
LAN adapter PCB.
Make sure X1A/N+L are protected by a fast acting circuit breaker
(rated current 100mA~6A).
The rest of the wiring to X1A differs depending on the Smart Grid
application. For more information, see "7Smart Grid application"on
page11.
5 Installation
5.1 Overview: Installation
The installation of the LAN adapter consists of the following stages:
1 Mounting the rear casing to the wall
2 Mounting the PCB to the back casing
3 Connecting electrical wiring
4 Mounting the front casing to the back casing
5.2 Mounting the LAN adapter
5.2.1 About mounting the LAN adapter
The LAN adapter is mounted to the wall by way of the mounting
holes (a) in the rear casing. Before mounting the rear casing to the
wall, you have to remove some knockout holes (b)(c), depending on
how you want to route the wiring and insert it into the adapter.
You can route and insert the wiring from the bottom or from the rear.
Respect the following rules and restrictions:
Wiring Possibilities and restrictions
Wiring routed and inserted from
the bottom
▪ ONLY for surface wiring routed
from the bottom.
▪ When routing wiring from the
bottom, ALWAYS let it enter
the adapter via the holes in the
bottom of the casing (b). It is
NOT allowed to clamp this
wiring between the casing and
the wall and let it enter via the
holes in the rear (c).
▪ The wiring for X1A and X4A
MUST be routed and inserted
from the bottom. The wiring for
X2A and X3A CAN be routed
and inserted from the bottom
(or from the rear).
▪ When routing and inserting
wiring from the bottom,
remove the required knockout
holes in the bottom of the
casing (b) and replace them
with the grommets from the
accessory bag.
Wiring routed and inserted from
the rear
▪ ONLY for in‑wall wiring
entering the adapter from the
rear.
▪ The wiring for X2A and X3A
CAN be routed and inserted
from the rear (or from the
bottom). The wiring for X1A
and X4A CANNOT be routed
and inserted from the rear.
▪ It is NOT allowed to route
wiring from the bottom, clamp
it between the casing and the
wall, and let it enter via the
holes in the rear (c).
a a
b b b
a
c
c
aMounting holes
bBottom knockout holes
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INFORMATION
Wiring from the bottom. ALWAYS replace any removed
knockout holes with the grommets delivered in the
accessory bag. Before inserting the grommets into the
holes, cut them open with a utility knife, so that you can let
the wiring enter the adapter through the grommets. The
grommets MUST be inserted into the holes before you
insert the wiring into the adapter.
NOTICE
Wiring from the rear. When removing knockout holes,
make sure to remove any sharp edges that might arise
around the holes, this to protect the wiring from damage.
INFORMATION
▪ Letting the wiring enter the adapter from the rear allows
you to hide the wiring in the wall.
▪ It is NOT possible to let the Ethernet cable enter from
the rear. The Ethernet cable is ALWAYS connected
from the bottom.
5.2.2 To mount the rear casing to the wall
1Hold the rear casing against the wall and mark the position of
the holes.
2Drill the holes.
1 2
3Mount the rear casing to the wall with the screws and plugs
from the accessory bag.
3
1
2
3×
3×
5.2.3 To mount the PCB to the rear casing
4×
NOTICE: Risk of electrostatic discharge
Before mounting the PCB, touch an earthed part (a
radiator, the casing of the indoor unit, ...) to eliminate static
electricity and protect the PCB from damage. ONLY handle
the PCB by its sides.
5.3 Connecting the electrical wiring
5.3.1 About connecting the electrical wiring
Typical workflow
Connecting the electrical wiring typically consists of the following
stages:
1 Connecting the adapter to the indoor unit.
2 Connecting the adapter to a router.
3 Connecting the adapter to an electrical meter (RBRP069A61
only).
4 Connecting the adapter to the digital outputs of a solar inverter/
energy management system (RBRP069A61 only).
5.3.2 Precautions when connecting the
electrical wiring
INFORMATION
Also read the precautions and requirements in the
following chapters:
▪ General safety precautions
▪ Preparation
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTROCUTION
Do NOT turn on the power supply (both the power supplied
by the indoor unit to X3A and the detection voltage
supplied to X1A) before you have connected all the wiring
and closed the adapter.
NOTICE
To prevent damage to the PCB, it is NOT allowed to
connect the electrical wiring with the connectors already
connected to the PCB. First connect the wiring to the
connectors, then connect the connectors to the PCB.
WARNING
To prevent damage and/or injury, do NOT make any
connections to X1A and X2A on LAN adapter
RBRP069A62.

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5.3.3 To connect the indoor unit
INFORMATION
▪ In the indoor unit switch box, the cable is connected to
the same terminals the user interface is connected to.
For more information, see the installation manual of the
indoor unit.
▪ The 2 wires from the cable are NOT polarised. When
connecting them to the terminals, their polarity does
NOT matter.
1When entering the wiring from the bottom: inside the LAN
adapter casing, ensure strain relief by routing the cable along
the indicated cable path.
2Connect indoor unit terminals X5M/1+2 to LAN adapter
terminals X3A/1+2.
X4A
X1A
X2A
X3A
X5M
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5.3.4 To connect the router
X4A
X1A
X2A
X3A
NOTICE
To prevent communication problems due to cable
breakdown, do NOT exceed the minimum bend radius of
the Ethernet cable.
5.3.5 To connect the electrical meter
INFORMATION
This connection is ONLY supported by LAN adapter
RBRP069A61.
1When entering the wiring from the bottom: inside the LAN
adapter casing, ensure strain relief by routing the cable along
the indicated cable path.
2Connect the electrical meter to LAN adapter terminals X2A/1+2.
S1S
2
1
X4A
X1A
X2A
X3A
INFORMATION
Mind the polarity of the cable. The positive wire MUST be
connected to X2A/1; the negative wire to X2A/2.
INFORMATION
Make sure to connect the electrical meter in the correct
direction, so that it measures the total energy injected
INTO the grid.
5.3.6 To connect the digital inputs
INFORMATION
This connection is ONLY supported by LAN adapter
RBRP069A61.
INFORMATION
How the digital outputs are connected to X1A depends on
the Smart Grid application. The connection described in
the instructions below is for the system to run in the
"Recommended ON" operation mode. For more
information, see "7Smart Grid application"on page11.
WARNING
Make sure X1A/N+L are protected by a fast acting circuit
breaker (rated current 100mA~6A).
WARNING
When connecting the wiring to LAN adapter terminal X1A,
make sure each wire is securely fastened to the
appropriate terminal. Use a screwdriver to open the wire
clamps. Make sure the bare copper wire is fully inserted
into the terminal (bare copper wire CANNOT be visible).
1
3
2
1Ensure strain relief by fastening the cable with a cable tie to the
cable tie mounting.
2Provide a detection voltage to X1A/N+L. Make sure X1A/N+L
are protected by a fast acting circuit breaker.
3For the system to run in the "Recommended ON" operation
mode (Smart Grid application), connect the digital input to the
X1A/1+2 LAN adapter digital input.

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X4A
X1A
X2A
X3A
S1S LN
4
L
N
3
2
1
To connect to a voltage free contact (Smart Grid)
If the solar inverter/energy management system has a voltage free
contact, connect the LAN adapter as follows:
X1A
230 Vac
a
1
L
2
3
4
aTo voltage free contact
INFORMATION
The voltage free contact should be able to switch
230VAC – 20mA.
To connect to a controllable wall socket (Smart
Grid)
If a wall socket is available that is controlled by the solar inverter/
energy management system, connect the LAN adapter as follows:
X1A
1
L
N
2
3
4
NOTICE
Make sure a fast acting fuse or circuit breaker is present in
the setup (or as part of the wall socket, or install an
external one (rated current 100mA~6A)).
5.4 Finishing the LAN adapter
installation
5.4.1 LAN adapter serial number
Before closing the LAN adapter, note down its serial number. This
number can be found on the adapter's Ethernet connector
(bottommost number on X4A). Note it down in the table below.
Serial number
INFORMATION
The serial number is used during the configuration of the
LAN adapter. For more information, see
"6Configuration"on page9.
5.4.2 To close the LAN adapter
1Put the front casing to the rear casing and tighten the screw.
1
2
3
1×
5.5 Opening the LAN adapter
5.5.1 About opening the LAN adapter
The average installation procedure does NOT involve opening the
adapter. However, in case you do have to open it, follow below
procedure.
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTROCUTION
Before opening the LAN adapter, turn OFF all power
supply (both the power received from the indoor unit to
X3A and the detection voltage supplied to X1A, if
applicable).
5.5.2 To open the LAN adapter
1Remove the screw with a screwdriver.
2Pull the top of the front casing towards you.
1
1×
3
2

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6 Configuration
6.1 Overview: Configuration
The LAN adapter is configured via the:
▪ Configuration web interface
▪ DIP switch
The LAN adapter is mostly plug-and-play. You ONLY have to make
changes to settings in the following cases:
Case Configuration
Software update: the software
of the LAN adapter, indoor unit,
or user interface is NOT up-to-
date.
Update to the required software.
Follow the instructions set out in
"6.2Updating software"on
page9.
Network settings: you want to
make changes to the network
settings (e.g. make use of a
custom, static IP address).
Go to the configuration web
interface and change the network
settings there. See
"6.3Configuration web
interface"on page10 and
"6.3.2Network settings"on
page10.
Smart Grid: you want to use the
LAN adapter in a Smart Grid
application.
Go to the configuration web
interface and make Smart Grid
settings there. See
"6.3Configuration web
interface"on page10 and
"6.3.3Smart Grid settings"on
page10.
For more information on the DIP switch, see "6.4 DIP switch" on
page 10. For instructions on how to perform a factory reset, see
"6.3.4Factory reset"on page10.
6.2 Updating software
You can update the LAN adapter software in the following ways:
▪ using the ROTEX Online Controller app
▪ using a micro SD card
▪ using the configuration web interface
INFORMATION
For ease of use and to save time, it is recommended to
update the LAN adapter software using the app.
INFORMATION
For the indoor unit and user interface to function with the
LAN adapter, it is required that their software meets
requirements. ALWAYS make sure the unit and user
interface have the latest software version. For more
information, see the ROTEX homepage.
6.2.1 To update with the Online Controller app
Prerequisite: The ROTEX Online Controller app is installed on your
smartphone, and you received a notification that a new update is
available.
1Open the app and start the update.
Result: The new software is automatically downloaded to the
LAN adapter.
Result: To implement changes, the LAN adapter automatically
performs a power reset.
Result: The LAN adapter software is now updated to the latest
version.
INFORMATION
During the software update, the LAN adapter and the app
CANNOT be operated. It is possible that the user interface
of the indoor unit displays error U8-01. When the update is
finished, this error code will disappear automatically.
6.2.2 To update with a micro SD card
Prerequisite: You have an empty micro SD card with a capacity
256MB~32GB.
1Insert the micro SD card into the SD card slot of your computer.
2Go to the ROTEX homepage and download the latest LAN
adapter software (zip file) to the root directory of the micro SD
card.
3Unzip the zip file in the root directory of the micro SD card.
Result: A folder appears on the SD card. In that folder there is
a software file.
4Make sure the power to the LAN adapter is turned OFF.
5Insert the micro SD card into the SD card slot of the LAN
adapter.
6Turn ON the power to the LAN adapter.
Result: The LAN adapter software is now updated to the latest
version.
Result: To implement changes, the LAN adapter automatically
performs a power reset.
INFORMATION
After the automatic power reset, the status LEDs go ON
and OFF alternately for 5 times. After this, the heartbeat
LED will start flashing, indicating normal LAN adapter
operation. It can take up to 30 minutes before the LAN
adapter is synchronised with the indoor unit.
6.2.3 To update using the configuration web
interface
1Go to the ROTEX homepage and download the latest LAN
adapter software (zip file) to your computer.
2Unzip the zip file on your desktop.
3Go to the configuration web interface.
4On the configuration web interface, go to Upload adapter SW.
5Follow the upload instructions set out on the web interface.
Result: The LAN adapter software is now updated to the latest
version.
Result: To implement changes, the LAN adapter automatically
performs a power reset.
INFORMATION
After the automatic power reset, the status LEDs go ON
and OFF alternately for 5 times. After this, the heartbeat
LED will start flashing, indicating normal LAN adapter
operation. It can take up to 30 minutes before the LAN
adapter is synchronised with the indoor unit.
INFORMATION
For instructions on how to access the configuration web
interface, see "6.3.1 Accessing the configuration web
interface"on page10.

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6.3 Configuration web interface
The LAN adapter is largely configured via a dedicated configuration
web interface. It allows you to make changes to network settings,
and configure the adapter for use of the system in Smart Grid
applications. Additionally, it allows you to update the LAN adapter
software, and perform a factory reset.
INFORMATION
If 2 LAN adapters are present in the same LAN network,
configure them separately.
6.3.1 Accessing the configuration web interface
Normally, you should be able to access the configuration web
interface by browsing to its URL (http://altherma.local). If this is NOT
possible, 2 workarounds are available.
Access via URL
Prerequisite: Your computer is connected to the same router the
LAN adapter is connected to.
Prerequisite: The router supports DHCP.
1In your browser, go to http://altherma.local
Workaround - LAN adapter IP address
Prerequisite: Your computer is connected to the same network the
LAN adapter is connected to.
Prerequisite: You have retrieved the LAN adapter's IP address.
1In your browser, go to the LAN adapter's IP address.
To retrieve the LAN adapter's IP address, various ways are possible:
Retrieval via Instruction
The ROTEX Online Controller
app
1 In the app, go to "Adapter
information" > "IP address".
2 Retrieve the LAN adapter's
IP address.
Your router's DHCP client list 3 Find the LAN adapter in the
router's DHCP client list.
4 Retrieve the LAN adapter's
IP address.
Workaround - DIP switch + fixed IP address
Prerequisite: Your computer is directly connected to the LAN
adapter with an Ethernet cable, and is NOT connected to any
network (wifi, LAN, …).
Prerequisite: The power to the LAN adapter is OFF.
1Put DIP switch 4 in the ON position.
2Turn ON the power to the LAN adapter.
3In your browser, go to http://169.254.10.10
INFORMATION
For RBRP069A61, 'power' is both the power supplied by
the indoor unit AND the 230 V AC detection voltage
supplied to X1A.
NOTICE
Use appropriate tooling to set the DIP switches to another
position. Beware of electrostatic discharge.
For more information on the DIP switch, see "6.4 DIP switch" on
page10.
6.3.2 Network settings
To make changes to network settings, go to Network settings on the
configuration web interface.
To enable/disable DHCP
1To enable DHCP, select Automatic.
2To disable DHCP, select Manually.
To define a static IP address
Prerequisite: Make sure Manually is selected.
1Fill in the desired network settings.
2To implement the settings, perform a power reset on the
adapter.
6.3.3 Smart Grid settings
To make changes to Smart Grid settings, go to Smart Grid on the
configuration web interface.
6.3.4 Factory reset
To perform a factory reset, go to Factory reset on the configuration
web interface.
INFORMATION
Performing a factory reset is also possible by way of the
DIP switch. For instructions, see "6.4 DIP switch" on
page10.
To perform a factory reset
1Click the reset button below Factory reset.
6.4 DIP switch
Some LAN adapter functions are controlled by the DIP switch. The
adapter ONLY checks the configuration of the DIP switch after a
power reset. To configure the DIP switch, therefore make sure the
power to the adapter is OFF.
NOTICE
Use appropriate tooling to set the DIP switches to another
position. Beware of electrostatic discharge.
INFORMATION
For RBRP069A61, 'power' is both the power supplied by
the indoor unit AND the 230 V AC detection voltage
supplied to X1A.
The following functions are controlled by the DIP switch:
DIP switch Function
1(a) Enable/disable Smart Grid functionality.
▪ OFF: enabled (factory state)
▪ ON: disabled
2Factory reset. By performing below
procedure, you can reset the LAN adapter to
default configuration parameters (i.e. those set
in the configuration web interface). The factory
state of the pin is "OFF".
Procedure:
1 Turn OFF the power.
2 Set the switch to "ON".
3 Turn ON the power.
4 Wait for 15 seconds.
5 Turn OFF the power.
6 Set the switch back to "OFF".
7 Turn ON the power.
3Spare switch