Secomea 1129 Manual

Secomea A/S - Smedeholm 12-14 - DK2730 Herlev - Denmark Applicable to models: 1129, 1139, 1149, 3329, 3339, 3349, 3529, 3539, 3549

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SITEMANAGER 11xx/33xx/35xx INITIAL SETUP

GENERAL NOTICE, PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING THE SITEMANAGER

The SiteManager is completely safe to use, if you comply with the below general instructions:

a. Read this Initial Setup guide carefully before setting up the SiteManager.

b. In order for this product to conform with the safety certications, the SiteManager

must be installed in a Restricted Access Location.

c. When mounting the SiteManager make sure the surface is dry and well ventilated

and not exposed to direct sunshine.

If the SiteManager becomes wet or damp, the SiteManager should at once be

disconnected and handled with care as moist/water on or in the SiteManager may

cause the SiteManager to malfunction or compromise safety.

d. Do not use the SiteManager in locations with extreme temperatures or near heat- or

cooling sources.

e. At all times keep the SiteManager free from dust and dirt.

f. Do not disassemble or in any other way tamper with the SiteManager unless

authorised to do so.

g. Do not use any unauthorised power supply when powering the SiteManager.

h. Do not use an old or badly maintained power supply with the SiteManager.

i. At all times comply with the correct power specictations as under powering the

SiteManager may result in malfunctioning of the SiteManager or connected USB

devices.

j. Make sure that only competent and skilled personal undertakes the installation and

setup of the SiteManager.

k. Do not connect or try to connect the SiteManager to unauthorized equipment.

l. Make sure your SiteManager always has the latest version of our rmware installed

for best functionality and cyber security protection.

m. Only use new or well-maintained cables when connecting to the SiteManager.

n. Regularly inspect and check the SiteManager to make sure its surface is unbroken

and that there are no signs of damages to the SiteManager. If the surface is broken

or there are signs of damages to the SiteManager immediately disconnect the

SiteManager.

ADIN Rail Mounting

 Push the SiteManager from down and

upwards to apply tension on the

spring-lock, and in the same movement

push the SiteManager in, and over the

top of the DIN rail.

 Release and ensure that the

SiteManager it is ﬁrmly mounted

BPOWER

SiteManager must be fed 12 - 24V DC. Power consumption is max. 6W for the unit including an

integrated broadband modem (xx39 models) or optional USB mounted broadband modem (xx29

and xx49 models)

Power should be applied to the

GND and +V terminals only!

It is recommended to connect the earth ground

in order to reduce interference of noise.

CEthernet ports

Use a standard Ethernet patch cable (straight or cross over) to connect the UPLINK1 port to a

switch in a network that has access to the Internet.

The DEV(s) port can be connected to an existing network separate from the UPLINK1 network,

or you can create a separate device network isolated from the UPLINK1 network. But you can

also just connect the UPLINK1 port, and only access equipment on the Uplink side.

DO NOT CONNECT THE

DEV AND UPLINK 1

PORTS TO THE SAME

PHYSICAL NETWORK

192.168.2.100/24 192.168.2.2/24

IP 10.0.0.2

192.168.2.2/24

192.168.2.5/24

DO NOT ASSIGN DEV

ADDRESS IN THE SAME

LOGICAL NETWORK AS

UPLINK 1

DApplying UPLINK settings for accessing the Internet

The SiteManager requires being able to access the Internet via an Uplink port in order to target

a GateManager server. By default it will receive its IP address by DHCP, and you only need to

manually congure the Uplink if you will use a xed IP on UPLINK1, or if you want to use a USB

broadband modem as UPLINK2.

Select one of the following 4 methods:

1. Using the Secomea Appliance Launcher.

a. Download and install the Appliance Launcher tool from here:

http://info.secomea.com/appliance-launcher.

b. Connect the DEV1 or UPLINK1 port of the SiteManager to the local network and

power it on. The SiteManager must be on the same Subnet as your PC. Alterna-

tively connect the SiteManager with an Ethernet cable directly to your PC.

c. Power on the SiteManager and wait approx. 1 minute for it to become ready.

d. Start the Appliance Launcher and the SiteManager should be listed in the rst

screen. If it does not appear immediately, try pressing the Search button a couple

of times. (Note that the Appliance Launcher will only show the SiteManager if

your PC has a genuine private IP address (10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x, 192.168.x.x or

169.254.x.x))

e. Follow the Wizard and set the UPLINK1 address if you want to use a xed IP

address, or continue the wizard to menu UPLINK2 to set the SSID/WiFi Key for an

integrated or optional USB WiFi module, or PIN Code for an integrated or optional

broadband modem.

2. Using the default IP address (10.0.0.1)

a. Connect the DEV1 port of the SiteManager to the Ethernet port of your PC using a

standard Ethernet cable.

b. Congure your PC’s Ethernet adapter to 10.0.0.2 subnet mask 255.255.255.0.

c. Power on the SiteManager and wait approx. 1 minute for it to become ready.

d. Type the following in your web browser: https://10.0.0.1

e. Login with user admin and the SiteManagers’ MAC address as password (printed

on the product label).

f. Enter menu System --> UPLINK1 to set the UPLINK1 address if you want to

use a xed IP address, or enter menu UPLINK2 to set the SSID/WiFi Key for an

integrated or optional USB WiFi module, or PIN Code for an integrated or optional

broadband modem.

g. Continue with section E to congure GateManager settings.

3. Using a DHCP server

a. Connect the UPLINK port of the SiteManager to your local network and power it on.

b. After approx. 1 minute the SiteManager should have received an IP address from

your DHCP server.

c. Check the lease list of the DHCP server to see what the IP address is.

d. Type the IP address in your web browser preceded with https:// (e.g.

https://192.168.41.13).

e. Login with user admin and the SiteManagers’ MAC address as password (printed

on the product label).

f. Enter menu System --> Uplink1 to set the UPLINK1 address if you want to set

a xed IP address, or enter menu UPLINK2 to set the SSID/WiFi Key for an

integrated or optional USB WiFi module, or PIN Code for an integrated or optional

broadband modem.

g. Continue with section E to congure GateManager settings.

4. Using a USB memory stick

a. Login to the GateManager Portal and locate the domain in which the SiteMan-

ager should connect.

b. Click the “USB Conguration” symbol , and set the UPLINK1 or UPLINK2 port

settings. If the SiteManager is connected to a local Intranet with a DHCP server,

you do not have to congure anything.

c. Click create to save the conguration le locally to your PC.

d. Copy the conguration le to a fat32 formatted USB memory stick.

e. Power ON the SiteManager and wait until the SiteManager is ready (Status has

stopped blinking)

f. Insert the memory stick, and wait until the SiteManager has automatically rebooted.

If the SiteManager has GateManager access, STATUS should turn green.

g. Remove the memory stick. No further conguraiton is needed.

E Applying settings for connecting to a GateManager server

1. In the SiteManager Web GUI enter the menu GateManager --> General (if using the Appli-

ance Launcher, follow the wizard to the GateManager Parameters page).

2. Enter the IP address of the GateManager server that the SiteManager should connect to,

and a Domain Token for the domain where the SiteManager should appear. You should

have received this information from your administrator or from where you received the

SiteManager.

3. When the settings are entered, you should reboot the SiteManager. Observe that the

Status LED goes steady Green, which indicates that the SiteManager is connected to the

GateManager.

4. Once attached to the GateManager, you can use the GateManager Console or a Link-

Manager Client to get remote access to the SiteManager Web GUI to perform additional

conguration (DEV ports, Agents etc.)

5. Detailed guides, new rmware etc. can be downloaded from:

http://support.secomea.com

F LED signaling

Refer to the following table. The Power LED is Green when power is supplied.

State (All models) STATUS CONNECT

Booting Steady Red Blink -

GateManager Connecting

or Disconnected

2 Red Blink -

- Remote Management is disabled via INPUT1

or SiteManager GUI

- SiteManager in SMS Wakeup mode

- long pause + 2

Green Blink

GateManager Connected On Green -

- UPLINK is physically disconnected, or

- GateManager conﬁguration is missing in

the SiteManager, or

- No route to GateManager host due to its

address being conﬁgured as DNS name,

and a DNS server is not conﬁgured or is not

reachable/working.

On Red -

LinkManager Connected - On Green

State (model xx49 only) UPLINK2

- No WiFi SSID conﬁgured

- SSID conﬁgured but no WiFi Key conﬁgured

- SSID and WiFi Key conﬁgured, but no ac-

cess point found matching the SSID.

Off

WiFi SSID Found but not connected yet. Pos-

sible WiFi Key error.

2 Green Blink

WiFi connected successfully. On Green

State (xx39 models only) UPLINK2

No SIM card detected Off

Wrong or missing SIM Pin code 3 Green Blink

SIM PIN code OK, but no connection.

(Trouble shoot in SiteManager GUI)

2 Green Blink

GPRS connected (slow connection) On Green + 1 Green Blink

3G or 4G connected (fast connection) On Green

SiteManager is in SMS Wakeup mode long pause + 2 Green Blink

Note that it may take some time for the Status LED to reect a new state. For instance a GM

Disconnect may take up to 4 minutes to be reected, depending on the Keep-alive Interval set-

ting on the GateManager.

GUSB ports (USB cable is not included with the product)

The USB port can be used for attaching selected USB equipped PLCs and for connecting a

noptional USB broadband adapter to use as Internet connection (see details below)

Note: The USB port limits the power drain for peripheral devices to 500mA per USB connector

in compliance with the USB 2.0 standard.

HIO Ports

Digtial Input port 1 and 2: In “OFF” (inactive) state at 2.34 V or above, and in the “ON” (ac-

tive) state at 0.16 V or below. The behavior for input voltages between 0.16 V and 2.34 V is

undened.

There is an internal 10 kohms pull-up resistor to 3.3 V, so an unconnected input port is in the

“OFF” state. Input port 1 is by default assigned to toggle GateManager Access. By connecting a

simple on/o󰀨 switch you can control when remote service should be allowed.

Relay Output 1: Output1 is a “dual pin” port where both pins are isolated when OFF and short-

circuited when ON. Output port 1 is by default congured to go active when a LinkManager is

connected, and can be used to turn on a lamp that noties the users that the device is being

serviced.

Maximum sink current is 0.5 A. Maximum Voltage is 24V

Digital Output 2: Output2 is a “single pin” port, which is pulled towards GND when ON, and

is high-impedance when OFF. The port is an “open drain” kind, which means that (just like

a switch) no voltage is output by the port itself, but must be supplied either from an external

source (max 24 V) or from the Vout (5V) pin. In the “OFF” (inactive) state, the impedance is min

24 Mohms; in the “ON” (active) state, the impedance is max 0.5 ohms. Maximum sink current

is 0.2 A.

Refer to the guide “Working with IO ports” for application scenarios.

ISerial ports (Serial cables are not included with the product)

SiteManager is equipped with a RS232 Serial port with full ow control support. The pinout of

the DB9 connector corresponds to the standard Serial COM port of a PC. You should be able to

use an ordinary NUL-modem cable for most equipment.

- For Omron PLCs use the cable XM2S-09.

- For Siemens MPI- or PPI connection use either a RS232-to-MPI adapter,

a USB-to-MPI adapter or an Ethernet-to-MPI/PPI adapter (Secomea p/n 26940)

- For other PLCs refer to the documentaiton for the PLC for information about special Serial

pinout.

JInternet access via broadband modem (UPLINK2)

Note: On xx39 models a broadband modem is integrated. On xx29 models you must

install an external 4G/3G/GPRS USB modem. The SiteManager includes a large number

of USB modem drivers, but not all may work. Refer to the Secomea web site for a USB

modem compatibility list.

The broadband modem connection is referred to as UPLINK2. The SiteManager will as default

always attempt to use the Ethernet connection (UPLINK1), and only use UPLINK2 if the Internet

connection is lost on UPLINK1. Once a connection is established on UPLINK2, switching to

UPLINK1 will only be attempted at next reboot, or if the Internet connection on UPLINK2 is lost.

I the modem is using a SIM PIN code you should enter the PIN code in the System > UPLINK2

menu of the SiteManager. The SiteManager will automatically detect the APN (Access Point

Name) from an internal table, but can also be manually entered via the SiteManager GUI.

If your modem or SIM card does not have a PIN Code, you do not have to make any further con-

guration of UPLINK2 in the SiteManager (The PIN Code can be removed from a SIM card by

inserting it into a standard mobile phone, and use the remove SIM card function of the phone).

In order to reduce data tra󰀩c, you can congure UPLINK2 to let the broadband connection enter

sleep-mode if idle. The connection will be reestablished when sending an SMS to the phone

number on the SIM card.

Note that when using a USB WiFi adapter as explained in the following, broadband uplink is

disabled.

SIM insertion (xx39 models):

Note models 1139 and 3339 requires a Standard SIM (15 x 25mm) while model 3539 requires a

Micro SIM (12 x 15mm).

Slide the SIM card into the slot.

Use a sharp object, such as a

screwdriver, to push the SIM card

further into the slot (approx 2 mm),

until you hear the click of the

spring lock.

The SIM card is properly inserted when it is

level with the SiteManager cabinet.

KInternet access via WiFi (UPLINK2)

On xx49 models a WiFi client module is integrated. On other models WiFi client mode

can be achieved by inserting a Secomea USB WiFi adapter (e.g. p/n 27250).

The connection is referred to as UPLINK2. When enabling the WiFi client, the SiteManager

will be by default attempt to connect with the SSID “sitemanager” and the MAC address of the

SiteManager as WiFi Key. A specic SSID and WiFi Key can be congured in the System >

UPLINK2 menu.

Note that connecting the USB WiFi adapter will disable any integrated wireless module

used for UPLINK2.

LWiFi Access Point (AP) support via external USB WiFi adapter

3549 models can operate as a WiFi access point with the integrated WiFi, and 1149 and

3349 models can operate as a WiFi Access Point using a Secomea USB WiFi adapter (e.g.

p/n 27250).

The SSID to be broadcasted in AP mode and the WiFi Key can be congured in the System >

DEV1 menu.

Note that connecting the USB WiFi adapter to 1149 and 3349 models will disable the

integrated WiFi module used for UPLINK2.

M Regulation Notices

Product compliancy: • CE • CAN ICES-3 (A)/NMB-3(A) • FCC 47 cfr part 15 * • UL Listed (le #E358541, ITE 4ZP8) • IEC CB certied (DK-30193-A2-UL) • RCM Compliant • Japan Tele MIC (007-D160018007) (xx49 models)

* NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is

operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if it is not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Opera-

tion of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.. Operation is subject to the following conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. his device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Specic to the integrated WiFi module (models 1149 and 3349 only)

1. The module supports IEEE 802.11 b/g/n radio in the 2.4 GHz band, with a maximum output power of +15dBm for IEEE 802.11g/n and +17dBm for IEEE 802.11b

2. The module is listed under FCC Certication ID: QOQWF111 and IC: 5123A-BGTWF111. To fully comply to FCC/IC the maximum gain of a connected antenna must not exceed 2.0 dBi

Specic to the integrated WiFi module (model 3549 only)

1. The module supports IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac radio in the 2.4 GHz and 5GHz bands, with a maximum output power of +16dBm for IEEE 802.11g/n, +18dBm for IEEE 802.11b and 10dBm for IEEE 802.11ac

2. The module is listed under FCC Certication ID: TLZ-CM389NF and IC: 6100A-CM389NF. To fully comply to FCC/IC the maximum gain of a connected antenna must not exceed 2.0 dBi

Specic to the integrated broadband module (4G/US versions of models 1139, 3339 and 3539 only)

1. The module is PTCRB and FCC approved. To fully comply to FCC/IC the following conditions must be met: a) At least 20 cm separation distance between the antenna and the user’s body must be maintained at all times. b) The maximum gain of