Sollae Systems CIE-M10 User manual

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Modular I/O Device Server
CIE-M10 User’s Manual
Version 1.1
2009-07-01

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1 Contents
1CONTENTS ...............................................................................................................................- 1 -
2PRODUCT BRIEFS....................................................................................................................- 5 -
2.1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................- 5 -
2.2 Components.........................................................................................................................................................- 5 -
3SPECIFICATION........................................................................................................................- 6 -
3.1 Brief Specification ..............................................................................................................................................- 6 -
3.2 Hardware Interface............................................................................................................................................- 7 -
3.2.1 Dimension ....................................................................................................................................................- 7 -
3.2.2 JP1 Port .........................................................................................................................................................- 7 -
3.2.3 Analog Input Port.....................................................................................................................................- 8 -
3.2.4 Digital Input Port ......................................................................................................................................- 9 -
3.2.5 Digital Output Port ............................................................................................................................... - 10 -
3.2.6 Ethernet Port............................................................................................................................................ - 10 -
3.2.7 Serial Port.................................................................................................................................................. - 10 -
3.2.8 LED ............................................................................................................................................................... - 11 -
4GETTING STARTED .............................................................................................................. - 13 -
4.1 Test Operation.................................................................................................................................................. - 13 -
4.1.1 PC „s IP Address ..................................................................................................................................... - 13 -
4.1.2 Installing CIE-M10 ................................................................................................................................. - 13 -
4.1.3 Configuring CIE-M10 ........................................................................................................................... - 13 -
4.1.4 Testing Modbus/TCP ............................................................................................................................ - 14 -
4.1.5 Testing with a Web browser (HTTP) ............................................................................................. - 14 -
5CONFIGURING PARAMETERS ............................................................................................ - 16 -
5.1 Parameters ......................................................................................................................................................... - 16 -
5.2 Configuring with ezManager..................................................................................................................... - 16 -
5.2.1 ezManager ................................................................................................................................................ - 16 -
5.2.2 Configuring Method with ezManager ......................................................................................... - 17 -
5.2.3 ezManager Buttons............................................................................................................................... - 17 -
5.2.4 ezManager Parameters ....................................................................................................................... - 19 -
5.2.5 Example of ezManager Operation –MAC Address............................................................... - 23 -
6OPERATION........................................................................................................................... - 25 -
6.1 Operation Mode.............................................................................................................................................. - 25 -

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6.1.1 Normal Mode.......................................................................................................................................... - 25 -
6.1.2 Serial Configuration Mode................................................................................................................ - 25 -
6.1.3 ISP Mode ................................................................................................................................................... - 25 -
6.2 Uploading New Firmware ........................................................................................................................... - 25 -
6.3 Uploading New Web Pages....................................................................................................................... - 26 -
7INPUT / OUTPUT PORTS.................................................................................................... - 28 -
7.1 Digital Input And Output Ports................................................................................................................ - 29 -
7.1.1 Common Options.................................................................................................................................. - 29 -
7.2 Modbus/TCP...................................................................................................................................................... - 30 -
7.2.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. - 30 -
7.2.2 Standard Modbus/TCP ........................................................................................................................ - 30 -
7.2.3 Modbus/TCP Protocol ......................................................................................................................... - 31 -
7.2.4 Configuring Modbus/TCP .................................................................................................................. - 32 -
7.2.5 Mater Mode ............................................................................................................................................. - 33 -
7.2.6 Serialized Modbus/TCP....................................................................................................................... - 33 -
7.3 Macro Mode...................................................................................................................................................... - 34 -
7.3.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. - 34 -
7.3.2 Operators................................................................................................................................................... - 34 -
7.3.3 Operand ..................................................................................................................................................... - 34 -
7.3.4 Example of Equation ............................................................................................................................ - 35 -
7.4 Web (HTTP)........................................................................................................................................................ - 37 -
7.4.1 Configuring Web Function................................................................................................................ - 37 -
7.4.2 Security....................................................................................................................................................... - 38 -
7.4.3 User Web Page ....................................................................................................................................... - 38 -
8SERIAL PORT ........................................................................................................................ - 39 -
8.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... - 39 -
8.2 Serial Communication Mode..................................................................................................................... - 39 -
8.3 TCP Server .......................................................................................................................................................... - 39 -
8.3.1 Connection ............................................................................................................................................... - 40 -
8.3.2 Serial Data Before TCP Connection............................................................................................... - 40 -
8.3.3 Data Communication........................................................................................................................... - 40 -
8.3.4 Terminating Connection ..................................................................................................................... - 40 -
8.4 TCP Client ........................................................................................................................................................... - 41 -
8.4.1 Serial Data Before Connection ........................................................................................................ - 41 -
8.4.2 Data Communication........................................................................................................................... - 41 -
8.4.3 Terminating Connection ..................................................................................................................... - 42 -
8.4.4 DNS.............................................................................................................................................................. - 42 -

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8.5 AT Command .................................................................................................................................................... - 42 -
8.6 UDP ....................................................................................................................................................................... - 43 -
9AT COMMAND MODE ........................................................................................................ - 45 -
9.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... - 45 -
9.2 AT Command Format.................................................................................................................................... - 45 -
9.2.1 Basic Command Format ..................................................................................................................... - 45 -
9.2.2 Basic Response Format ....................................................................................................................... - 45 -
9.2.3 Basic AT Commands............................................................................................................................. - 45 -
9.2.4 Example of Basic AT Commands.................................................................................................... - 46 -
9.2.5 Expanded AT Command Set............................................................................................................. - 47 -
9.2.6 Example Of The Extended AT Commands ................................................................................. - 48 -
9.3 On-line State and Command State ........................................................................................................ - 48 -
9.3.1 Changing to Command State from On-line State ................................................................. - 49 -
9.3.2 Changing to On-line State from Command State ................................................................. - 49 -
9.4 TCP Connection ............................................................................................................................................... - 50 -
9.4.1 Active Connection –Client................................................................................................................ - 50 -
9.4.2 Passive Connection –Server ............................................................................................................ - 50 -
9.5 TCP Disconnection.......................................................................................................................................... - 50 -
9.5.1 Active Disconnection ........................................................................................................................... - 51 -
9.5.2 Passive Disconnection ......................................................................................................................... - 51 -
10 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.................................................................................................. - 52 -
10.1 Security Function............................................................................................................................................. - 52 -
10.1.1 Password.................................................................................................................................................... - 52 -
10.1.2 Access Control with MAC Address................................................................................................ - 52 -
10.1.3 Access Control with IP Address ...................................................................................................... - 52 -
10.1.4 Access Control from ezManager.................................................................................................... - 52 -
10.1.5 Disabling Security Functions ............................................................................................................ - 52 -
10.2 Managing TCP Sessions............................................................................................................................... - 53 -
10.2.1 How To Disconnect TCP Sessions .................................................................................................. - 53 -
10.3 IP Address Notification Function............................................................................................................. - 54 -
10.4 Telnet Function................................................................................................................................................. - 54 -
10.4.1 Commands For Telnet Console....................................................................................................... - 54 -
11 TECHNICAL SUPPORT/WARRANTY /PRECAUTIONS..................................................... - 56 -
11.1 Technical Support ........................................................................................................................................... - 56 -
11.2 Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................. - 56 -
11.2.1 Refund......................................................................................................................................................... - 56 -

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11.2.2 Free A/S...................................................................................................................................................... - 56 -
11.2.3 Charged A/S............................................................................................................................................. - 56 -
11.3 Precautions......................................................................................................................................................... - 56 -
12 MODIFICATION HISTORY OF THIS DOCUMENT............................................................ - 58 -

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2 Product Briefs
2.1 Introduction
The need for the data communication system via Internet is rapidly increasing due to the
development of Internet. In order to send and receive data via Internet, TCP/IP protocol must be
used. Any machines that need an Internet connection must implement TCP/IP protocol. In order
for any device to implement TCP/IP protocol, the machine must either be able to implement
TCP/IP protocol by itself, have an open TCP/IP source implanted, or must use an OS that is
capable of implementing the protocol. However, the above options require a great deal of time,
cost, and effort to make it work.
CIE-M10 uses Modbus/TCP and HTTP to provide users with ability to control and monitor
remote digital output ports and analog/digital input ports. Therefore, with CIE-M10, remote I/O
ports can easily be controlled and monitored at the same time. Also, CIE-M10 provides the Macro
functions to change automatically the output port values based on the value of input ports.
Not only that CIE-M10 can control and monitor digital I/O ports, it also provides with functions
that can covert the serial data to TCP/IP data and vice versa. Therefore, one CIE-M10 can perform
numerous functions at the same time.
Along with its strong TCP/IP/UDP functions, CIE-M10 also provides DHCP and PPPoE functions
to be used in cable and xDSL networks. And it has DDNS (Dynamic DNS) function, so it can be
used more easily in the internet.
It is also equipped with online debugging functions that will allow the users to quickly respond
to the problems that might occur during the installation.
2.2 Components
CIE-M10 body

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3 Specification
3.1 Brief Specification
Power
Input
Voltage
3.3V (±10%)
Current
Consumption
190 mA @ 3.3V without load
Size
64.4 mm x 40 mm x 17 mm
Weight
about 17 g
Interface
Input
Digital Input Ports –8 Ports (3.3V CMOS)
Analog Input Ports –1 Port with 10bits ADC
Output
Digital Output Ports –8 Port (3.3V CMOS)
Serial
1 x UART (300bps ~ 230400bps) with 3.3V CMOS
RTS/CTS Flow Control
Network
10Base-T/100Base-TX (RJ45)
Network
Ethernet 10/100M bits auto-sense
Auto MDI/MDX(cable auto sensing)
Protocols
TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP, ARP, DHCP, PPPoE, Telnet
DNS lookup, DDNS(Dynamic DNS), Modbus/TCP, HTTP
RFC2217(Telnet COM Port Control Option)
Debugging
Online debugging function
RoHS
Compliant to RoHS
Communicati
on Mode
I/O Ports
Modbus/TCP –Slave/Master, Passive/Active, Serial
Web browser(HTTP)
Macro Mode
Serial Port
TCP Server/Client, AT emulation, UDP
Utilities
ezManager
Configuration Utility through LAN or Serial
Socket Test
Firmware/HTML uploading
ezVSP
Virtual Serial –TCP/IP Driver for Windows
Table 3-1 Brief Specification
 Firmware and Utility can be downloaded from our website. (http://www.eztcp.com)

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3.2 Hardware Interface
3.2.1 Dimension
Figure 3-1 CIE-M10‟s Dimension
3.2.2 JP1 Port
JP1 is a user interface which is not populated by any connecters to be connected to user device
with user‟s conector. The pitch is 2.54mm.
#
Name
Description
Dir.
Etc.
1
DI0
Digital Input Port 0
In
Min VIL= -0.3V
Max VIL= 0.8V
Min VIH= 2.0V
Max VIH= 5.5V
2
DI1
Digital Input Port 1
In
3
DI2
Digital Input Port 2
In
4
DI3
Digital Input Port 3
In
5
DI4
Digital Input Port 4
In
6
DI5
Digital Input Port 5
In
7
DI6
Digital Input Port 6
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DI7
Digital Input Port 7
In
9
DO0
Digital Output Port 0
Out
Min VOH = 2.9V,
Max VOL = 0.4V
10
DO1
Digital Output Port 1
Out
11
DO2
Digital Output Port 2
Out
12
DO3
Digital Output Port 3
Out
13
DO4
Digital Output Port 4
Out
14
DO5
Digital Output Port 5
Out
15
DO6
Digital Output Port 6
Out
16
DO7
Digital Output Port 7
Out
17
GND
Ground
−
18
GND
Ground
−
19
ADVREF
ADC Reference Voltage
(Input Voltage Range: 2.6V ~ 3.3V)
In
20
ADC_IN0
Analog Input Port 0
(Input Voltage Range: 0V~ADVREF)
In
10bit ADC
Conversion Time:
2.33us
21
RXD
Receive Data
In
22
CTS
Clear To Send
In
23
TXD
Transmit Data
Out
24
RTS
Request To Send
Out
25
RESET-
Reset(Active Low)
In
26
ISP-
ISP Mode: Low when it boots up
(Internally pulled-up, Active Low)
In
27
VCC
Power Input (DC 3.3V)
−
28
VCC
Power Input (DC 3.3V)
−
29
GND
Ground
−
30
GND
Ground
−
Table 3-2 JP1 Specification
 4 pin connector (JP2) will be removed after the first production.
3.2.3 Analog Input Port
There is an analog input port in the CIE-M10. This port is connected to 10 bits ADC (Analog to
Digital Converter). User should input 2.6V~3.3V to the ADVREF for reference voltage of the ADC.
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ADC converts the input voltage of the ADC_IN0 (0V~ADVREF) to 0~1023 digital value.
User can read this value through Modbus/TCP and HTTP. User can read the ADC value from the
address of (Digital Input Port Address + 4) with Modbus/TCP. When user read the ADC value with
a web browser, user can read this value with $a0 variable.
3.2.4 Digital Input Port
CIE-M10‟s digital input ports can be applied variously with circuit configuration –for example:
voltage input and Dry-Contact.
•Voltage Input Circuit
This circuit is to get a voltage from between the two input ports. If the voltage is high the value
is 1, and if the voltage is low the value is 0.
The following is a circuit example with photo-coupler which isolates circuits electrically.
Figure 3-2 Voltage Input Interface Circuit
The [EXTERNAL INPUT 1] and [EXTERNAL INPUT 2] ports are user interface port. The working
voltage is concluded by the photo-coupler and resistors.
•Dry-Contact Circuit
This circuit is to get a signal from mechanical switches or relays which provide just a mechanical
contact. This circuit requires an additional DC power supplier which is isolated with CIE-M10‟s
input power.
1K(1/4W)
INPUT_1 CIE_M10_DI
3.3V
INPUT_2
1K(1/4W) 1 2