Wiznet W5500s2e-s1 User manual

W5500S2E-S1 serial to Ethernet module

W5500S2E-S1 user manual

Introduction

W5500S2E-S1 is an industrial grade serial to Ethernet module. It supports TCP server, TCP client and

UDP three operating modes. The maximum serial baud rate is 1.152Mbps. W5500S2E-S1 supports

WIZS2E ConfigTool (Configuration Tool for Windows®), web page configuration and AT command to

configure the module.

W5500S2E-S1 uses the hardwired TCP/IP protocol Ethernet chip W5500. This enable a faster, stable and

secure Ethernet connectivity. With reference schematic(s) and guideline(s) in this user manual, it could

be greatly reduced the time and difficulty of the hardware design and development when comparing with

other approaches.

Features

10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface

Support TCP server, TCP client and UDP operating modes

Flexible serial interface data packaging condition settings

Smart Ethernet cable detection and keep alive features

As DHCP client to automatically acquire IP address

As DNS client to lookup domain name

Support NetBIOS allows user to identify module’s name

Support user password authorization for security

Support serial AT command configuration method

Built-in web server for browser and remote configuring

Provide user-friendly configuration tool program (WIZS2E ConfigTool)

Support local and remote firmware upgrade

Specification

Serial interface: 3.3V TTL x1: TXD, RXD, GND

Default Serial communication parameters

oBaud Rate: From 1.2Kbps to 1.152Mbps

oData Bit: 7, 8

oStop Bit: 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2

oParity: None, Even, Odd

oFlow Control: None, CTS/RTS

Supporting software: Tool: WIZS2E ConfigTool

Configuration methods: WIZS2E ConfigTool, Web based (via web browser), Serial AT command

Power supply: DC 3.3V

Size: 34.0 x 24.0 x 12.4 (mm)

Operating temperature: -40 ~ +85 ℃ (Industrial Grade)

Storage environment: -40 ~ +85 ℃, 5 ~ 95% RH

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Document Revision History

Version

Date

Remarks

V1.0

2016/05/06

Official Release

V1.1

2017/09/15

1. Specification and text description

2. The maximum parameters length of AT+PASS and AT+NAME is changed

to 15

3. Add descriptions of AT+START_MODE and AT+DEBUGMSGEN

command

4. Replacement some of the figures

5. Updated the evaluation board information

6. Unified the naming of WIZS2E ConfigTool (Configuration tool for

Windows® )

V1.2

2018/04/19

1. 2.2 chapters, the SW1 button description; SW3 pin 2 description changed

from GND to VCC, the diagram was also modified

2. Replace “/n/r” by “\r\n”

3. Updated Figure 2-4 Evaluation Board reference design schematic diagram

4. Updated all web page screen captures

5. Modified the interpretation of the AT+NETBIOS command

6. Maximum length of AT+DOMAIN parameter changed to 32

7. Maximum parameter length of the AT+C1_SER_T is changed to 5; range of

serial frame interval is: 0~60000

8. Maximum parameter length AT+C1_BIND is changed to 1

9. Maximum parameter length AT+C1_TCPAT is changed to 3

10. Modify the description of the AT+NAME command partially

11. The parameter length AT+MAC is removed

12. The maximum parameter length of AT+DEFAULT and AT+RESET is

changed to 15

13. Modify the first 6.4.3.22 section module name

14. AT+DEBUGMSGEN default parameter is changed to 1

15. Chapter 2.2 RJ45 is modified from 10P to 8P and the corresponding

description is modified

16. Add Chapter 5.3 WIZS2E ConfigTool new features introduction

17. Update all WIZS2E ConfigTool screen captures

Contact E-mail: [email protected]

Formoreinformation,pleasevisit: http://www.wiznet.com.hk/

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Table of Contents

1INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 1

1.1.1 Configuration methods ....................................................................................... 1

1.2 SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................... 1

1.2.1 Electrical characteristics.................................................................................... 1

1.2.2 Dimensions ......................................................................................................... 2

1.2.3 Thermal Characteristics..................................................................................... 2

2HARDWARE DESCRIPTION....................................................................................... 3

2.1 PINOUTS AND PIN DESCRIPTION.................................................................................. 3

2.2 WIZS2E EVALUATION BOARD .................................................................................... 5

2.3 QUICK TESTING GUIDE................................................................................................ 7

3OPERATING MODES.................................................................................................... 8

3.1 TCP SERVER MODE ..................................................................................................... 8

3.2 TCP CLIENT MODE...................................................................................................... 9

3.3 UDP MODE ............................................................................................................... 10

4IP ADDRESS ...................................................................................................................11

4.1 MODULE IP ADDRESS FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS..................................................11

4.2 METHOD TO GET THE IP ADDRESS OF THE MODULE ..................................................11

4.3 MODULE AND HOST COMPUTER NETWORK DETECTION ........................................... 12

4.4 HOW TO CONFIG THE IP ADDRESS OF THE HOST COMPUTER..................................... 13

5WIZS2E CONFIGTOOL.............................................................................................. 14

5.1 COLLECT MODULE’S SETTING INFORMATION ........................................................... 14

5.2 MODIFY THE DEVICE SETTINGS ................................................................................ 15

5.3 USEFUL FUNCTIONS .................................................................................................. 15

5.3.1 Switching the network interface........................................................................ 15

5.3.2 Right mouse button ........................................................................................... 15

5.4 FACTORY RESET........................................................................................................ 16

5.4.1 Factory reset setting by software...................................................................... 16

5.4.2 Factory reset module through AT command..................................................... 16

5.4.3 Hardware factory reset method ........................................................................ 17

5.5 FIRMWARE UPGRADE ............................................................................................... 17

6AT COMMAND CONFIGURATION.......................................................................... 18

6.1 AT COMMAND OVERVIEW......................................................................................... 18

6.2 ENTER AT COMMAND MODE.................................................................................... 19

6.3 AT COMMAND LIST ................................................................................................... 19

6.3.1 System control command list ............................................................................ 19

6.3.2 Control command list........................................................................................ 19

6.3.3 Serial configuration command list.................................................................... 21

6.4 AT COMMAND DETAILS............................................................................................. 22

6.4.1 Basic commands ............................................................................................... 22

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6.4.2 Control commands............................................................................................ 22

6.4.3 Device configuration command list.................................................................. 24

6.4.4 Serial control command.................................................................................... 29

6.5 AT COMMAND CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ............................................................. 33

6.5.1 Set into TCP server mode example................................................................... 33

6.5.2 TCP client mode example ................................................................................. 34

6.5.3 UDP mode example .......................................................................................... 35

7WEB PAGE CONFIGURATION................................................................................. 36

7.1 MAIN PAGE ............................................................................................................... 36

7.2 BASIC SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... 38

7.3 ADVANCE SETTINGS ................................................................................................. 39

7.4 FIRMWARE INFORMATION......................................................................................... 41

7.5 DEVICE MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................. 41

8FIRMWARE UPGRADE .............................................................................................. 43

8.1 W5500S2E-S1 FIRMWARE UPGRADE THROUGH CONFIGTOOL ................................ 43

8.2 FIRMWARE UPGRADE THROUGH CONFIGURATION WEB PAGE ................................... 44

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1Introduction

1.1.1 Configuration methods

W5500S2E-S1 provides three types configuration methods for user to operate with the module.

WIZS2E ConfigTool is a computer software configuration tool. It can be installed and run

in Windows® environment.

Web page configuration allows user locally or remotely to configure the module through

web browser.

AT command configuration support sending serial commands from the mainboard of the

embedded device or from the serial terminal to configure the parameters of WIZS2E

modules.

1.2 Specifications

1.2.1 Electrical characteristics

1.2.1.1 Voltage and current characteristics

The following table 1-1 and 1-2 was the result tested in 25oC environment.

Table 1-1 Voltage and current characteristics

Symbol

Types

Ratings

Min

Normal

Max

Unit

VDD

Module Voltage

2.97

3.3

3.6

Module Current

101

106

157

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1.2.1.2 Current characteristics

Table 1-2 Current characteristics

1.2.2 Dimensions

For fitting the module into your design, please refer to the reference figure 1-1; It shows all the

dimensions of the modules. In the figure, it provides the regulation for three dimensions with the

distance of left and right pin headers and the location of the four mounting holes. The pin header

has pitch 2.54mm.

Figure 1-1 W5500S2E-S1 dimensions top view

Figure 1-2 W5500S2E-S1 dimensions side view

1.2.3 Thermal Characteristics

Table 1-3 Thermal characters

Working Mode

Ratings (mA)

Working Mode

Ratings (mA)

Standby

101

100Mbps without connection

157

10Mbps without connection

106

100Mbps with data communication

157

10Mbps with data communication

106

Part Number

Grade

Operating temperature

Storage temperature

W5500S2E-S1

Industrial Grade

-40 ~ +85 ℃

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2 Hardware description

2.1 Pinouts and pin description

The following section will introduce W5500S2E-S1 pin header explanation and the usage of

WIZS2E evaluation board.

The following figure 2-1 is the appearance of WIZS2E module. From this figure, we could identify

there are 3 rows of pin headers on the module as hardware connectors for users. J1 is a 1x7 single

row 2.54mm pin and J2 is 2x7 double row 2.54mm pins.

Figure 2-2 is the pin assignment of W5500S2E-S1, table 2-1 and 2-2 are the pin header description

of W5500S2E-S1 module.

Figure 2-1 W5500S2E-S1 module

Figure 2-2 W5500S2E-S1 pinout

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Table 2-1 W5500-S2E J1 pin definition

Pin No.

Pin Name

I/O

Features

LINK_LED

Ethernet Link Indicator

ACT_LED

Ethernet Status Indicator

ALIVE

Module operational status indicators

TXOP

Ethernet connector TXOP pin

TXON

Ethernet connector TXON pin

RXIP

Ethernet connector RXIP pin

RXIN

Ethernet connector RXIN pin

Table 2-2 W5500-S2E J2 pin definition

Pin No.

Pin Header name

I/O

Features

RSTn

Hardware reset pin

CTS

I/O

Serial CTS signal pin

RTS

I/O

Serial RTS signal pin

TXD

Serial output signal pin

RXD

Serial input signal pin

GND

VCC

RSVD

Reserved

RSVD

Reserved

RSVD

Reserved

DEFAULT

Pull low voltage to activate. Within 1-3s for

module reset, over 3 seconds is factory reset

RUN

TCP socket connector indicator (Flash:

Connecting; Blink: Connected)

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2.2 WIZS2E evaluation board

Figure 2-3 WIZS2E evaluation board

WIZS2E evaluation board provides a simple platform for testing and running an application for

WIZS2E modules including W5500S2E-S1. Where S1-J1 and S1-J2 are used to plug in the

W5500S2E-S1 module, Z1-J1 and Z1-J2 are used to plug in other models of WIZS2E module (s),

which are described in the user manuals of the related modules. The evaluation board integrates

RJ45, serial TTL and USB mini interfaces. (The following figure shows “x” means vacant)

RJ-45 (J5) interface Pin Assignment

Signal

RXIN

RXIP

TXOP

TXON

TTL interface (P2) Pin Assignment

Signal

3V3

GND

RTS

CTS

The USB Mini Interface (J6) Pin Assignment

Note: supply 5 V DC power for the evaluation board only. Not for debug or communication

Signal

GND

SW3 is power supply pin for other modules, it would be leave open for W5500S2E-S1

Signal

Vcc

3V3

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

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W5500S2E-S1 evaluation board buttons

Marking

Description

SW1 (DEFAULT)

Press switch for 1-3 seconds for module reset, over 3 seconds to factory reset

SW2 (RESET)

Hardware reset button

Figure 2-4 W5500S2E-S1 evaluation board button description

W5500S2E-S1 evaluation board LED

Marking

Description

ACT

Ethernet status indicator

LINK

Ethernet connection indicator

DATA

Ethernet data communication LED, the Blink speed shows the data speed

Table 2-5 W5500S2E-S1 evaluation board LED description

Hardware connection explanation

W5500S2E-S1 used two sections of pin layouts in 1 x 7 pin and 2 x 7 pin designs. This is to

avoid plugging the module in the wrong directing which may damage to the module.

Figure 2-4 shows the reference schematic of the evaluation board for developing reference.

Figure 2-4 W5500S2E-S1 evaluation board reference schematic

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2.3 Quick testing guide

WIZS2E module can upgrades products or devices from serial interface to Ethernet interface.

Evaluation board can be used for a quick test before implement the module into the design. By

connection the serial interface to the module and Ethernet interface connected to the host computer,

the user could easily control the serial device through Ethernet as the figure 2-5.

Ethernet

Serial

User Device

Serial Serial

W5500S2E-S1

User Device User Device

W5500S2E-S1 W5500S2E-S1

Figure 2-5 W5500S2E-S1 module testing evaluation block diagram

Using LAN cables and USB to Serial (TTL)cables to connect from the host computer and to the

respective LAN ports and TTL ports of the evaluation board. This will create a simple testing

network; The IP address of the host computer's wired network card is changed according to the 4.4

chapters, the user can send/receive data through the network port, receive/send from the serial port,

and conduct a simple testing and evaluation.

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3 Operating modes

WIZS2E module supports TCP server, TCP client and UDP modes; Below demonstrate these

operating modes.

3.1 TCP server mode

Ethernet TCP/IP

Communication

RS232 Serial

Communication

①Send Link

Request

②Bothway Data

Communication

TCP Client

TCP Server

User Device

Figure 3-1 TCP server mode diagram

Figure 3-1 shows, W5500S2E-S1 module open a local port to listen TCP requests in TCP server

mode. The default port number is 5000 and it is waiting for client connections. After the connection

has created, it will start data communication.

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3.2 TCP client mode

Ethernet TCP/IP

Communication

①Send Link

Request

②Bothway Data

Communication

TCP Server

TCP Client

User Device

RS232 Serial

Communication

Figure 3-2 TCP client mode diagram

According to figure 3-2, W5500S2E-S1 module will starts to connect to TCP server that set in the

module for TCP client mode. If connection fails, client will base on reconnection setting condition

and try to connect with the TCP server. After its connected, it will start data communication.

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3.3 UDP mode

Ethernet TCP/IP

Communication

Bothway Data

Communication

without Link

User Device

RS232 Serial

Communication

Figure 3-3 UDP mode diagram

For UDP mode in Figure 3-3, W5500S2E-S1 module is required to have the remote IP address and

port number to create an UDP communication. UDP mode communicate is not based on

“connection”. Therefore, it does not guarantee the target device could receive the data correctly or

not. Thus, it requires an upper layer communication protocol to communicate for ensuring the data

accuracy. However, since UDP mode is a simple communication protocol, it could provide a better

communication speed due to less workload on data accuracy. In fact, UDP are not likely to get data

error in network environment under normal workload. In this operating mode, both devices are equal,

and they do not differentiate into server or client.

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4  IP address 
Before using the module, we need to know some parameters like IP address. This module support 
“Static” and “DHCP” IP collection method. For “Static” mode, user could manually change the IP 
address, subnet mask & gateway parameters. The emphasis here is that the IP address of the module 
cannot be the same as the IP address of other devices in the same LAN. i.e. the module will activate 
DHCP protocol to collect IP address, subnet mask and gateway information from the DHCP server. 
4.1  Module IP address factory default settings 
WIZS2E Serial to Ethernet module’s factory default IP address: 192.168.1.88. 
4.2  Method to get the IP address of the module 
No matter forgotten the IP address of the module or the module is working on DHCP mode, the 
current IP address of the module could be searched using the WIZS2E ConfigTool. The following 
steps are the method to use WIZS2E ConfigTool to search the IP address for WIZS2E module:  
1. Connect the host computer and the module with LAN cable and power up the module. 
2. Run the WIZS2E ConfigTool and it shows as the following 4-1 figure. 
 
Figure 4-1 WIZS2E ConfigTool interface 
3. Press    button, it shows the IP address information as the following figure 4-2. 
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Figure 4-2 WIZS2E ConfigTool search result

4.3 Module and host computer network detection

Before starting to communicate between the WIZS2E module and the host computer, please ensure

the host computer and the module are in the same network segment.

The factory default setting for IP address and Subnet mask in WIZS2E module are 192.168.1.88 and

255.255.255.0 respectively. User could follow the flow diagram 4-3 to understand the

communication procedure between the module and the host computer. If they are in the same

network segment, it could communicate with the module. Otherwise, the host computer needs to

change its IP address to communicate with the module.

W5500S2E-S1 IP Address

192.168.1.88 and

W5500S2E-S1 Submask

255.255.255.0

PC Submask

？and

PC IP Address

？

W5500S2E-S1 Subnet

192.168.1.0

PC Subnet

？

Compare

Use W5500S2E-S1 to Communicate Change IP Address

Different SubnetThe Same Subnet

Figure 4-3 WIZS2E module and IP segment of host computer flow diagram

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4.4  How to config the IP address of the host computer  
The following procedure is based on Windows® 7 Operation System. 
Press “Start” → “Control Panel” → “Network Sharing Centre” → “Changing adaptor setting” → 
“Local  connection”  →  Right  Click  “Properties”  →  Double  Click  “Internet  protocol  version  4 
(TCP/IPv4)”. After all these procedures, you could get into the result as the following figure shows. 
Please choose “Using the following IP addresses” for inputting the IP address as 192.168.1.99, the 
subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 and default gateway into 192.168.1.1. The DNS section could ignore. 
Finally,  please  click  “Enter”  for  saving  these  settings  and  starts  to  communicate  with  WIZS2E 
module. 
 
Figure 4-4 Window 7 (Chinese version) IP address setting interface 
 
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5  WIZS2E ConfigTool 
WIZS2E ConfigTool is a Windows® configuration tool compatibles to W5500S2E and W7500S2E 
series modules. WIZS2E ConfigTool can be used to search, enquiry and configure W5500S2E and 
W7500S2E device features and information. 
5.1  Collect module’s setting information 
Click the toolbar’s    button, WIZS2E ConfigTool will search all WIZS2E module that has 
connected in the same network segment (Direct connect or under the same router). The figure 5-1 
shows the result as mentioned. The search section shows all the modules in MAC address format as 
the parent node for the list of information of WIZS2E module. By pressing the “ ” button, it shows 
the detail information about this module. After pressing the MAC address of that specific module, 
it will list out all the IP address, serial interface settings and other parameters of this module. This 
information presents on the Basic  settings and Advance Option tab that  were next to the  search 
section. 
Note: Prior configuration, it is recommended that you disable other unrelated network adapters in 
your  host  computer  (including  virtual  network  adapters,  if  you  use  the  wired  network  adapter 
configuration module to turn off the wireless network card) and ensure that all device IP addresses 
in the LAN are not conflicting. 
 
Figure 5-1 WIZS2E ConfigTool basic settings interface 
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Figure 5-2 WIZS2E ConfigTool advance options interface 
5.2  Modify the device settings 
After searching the module, user could directly go to “Basic Settings” and “Advance Options” to 
configure the module. Please press    button to save your configuration. 
5.3  Useful features 
5.3.1 Switching Ethernet interface 
To  solve  the  issue  that  it  is  impossible  to  determine  whether  the  wired  or  wireless 
network interface is currently used when configuring the module, the tool has added a 
function of switching the network interface. User can set the network card to search and 
configure according to the actual situation, click “Update IP list!” The list of network interfaces can 
be updated. 
5.3.2 Right mouse button 
Right-click on the device list on the left, and the function list will appear as shown in the figure 
below. There are 3 functions: 
1. Expand/collapse all device details 
2. The searched devices are sorted by MAC/device type/device name 
3. “Search  again!”:  This  function  is  convenient  for  users  to  keep  the  original  device  list 
unchanged when batch configuring devices, and the newly searched device information is 
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list below the original device list. 
 
 
Figure 5-1 Right mouse click menu 
 
5.4  Factory reset 
If the customer found out some uncertainties with the WIZS2E module, the user could reset the 
module back to factory default setting to solve the problem. There are three kinds of  method to 
factory: Software (ConfigTool), AT command and hardware reset. 
5.4.1 Factory reset setting by software 
I. In the WIZS2E ConfigTool, please click the module on the search section that  needs to 
factory reset. 
II. Please  press  toolbar’s     →   factory  reset  button  to  reset  the 
module back to default settings. 
5.4.2 Factory reset module through AT command 
For  detail  information  about  this AT  command  (AT+DEFAULT)  for  factory  reset,  please  refer 
section 6.4.2.6. 
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