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4.3.3 Project Screen
When a configuration project is opened
or created the Project Tree will display
the name of the project. Selecting the
project name will display the following.
Project Information
This details the project name and the
directory location of the project. The
Project name can be changed if need
be from this area.
Password Protection
Password protection is used to provide a security option to the project itself. When
enabled a password is used to allow access to the configuration file. Password must be
a minimum of 6 characters in length. The password protection does not provide any
security for the radio link. This is handled under Radio Communication Security.
System Configuration
System Address is the main network address that all radios will use. Each radio in a
project will have unique address, however all radios in the one project must share the
same system address. This allows the users to have multiple individual systems
operating within the same radio range as other WIBMesh radios. The range of System
Address is 0-65535
Radio Communication Security
By enabling the Radio Communication Security checkbox the software will create an
encryption key for the radio network. To manually edit the encryption key and enter in a
user generated one, select ‘Edit Security Key’, enter in a string of characters for the key.
Up to 32 characters can be used and the key will also need to be confirmed before
applying this encryption key. All radios will then need to be re-configured for
successful communications to occur.
4.3.4 Adding Units
Create Units
By selecting Units from the project tree it will
allow you to Add a New Unit to the project and
each unit will be added into the project tree or,
Load a New Unit, which will import an existing
WI-I/O 9-U2 configuration into the project. The
import of configuration can be by directly
connecting to a WI-I/O 9-U2 over Ethernet,
USB or by selecting a pre-saved configuration file from a WI-I/O 9-U2.
Figure 35 - Create Units
Figure 34 - Project Information
- Industrial Wireless MESH I/O 1
- WI-I/O 9-U2 MESH I/O 1
- 804.794.2877 Main 2
- 804.794.0252 Fax 2
- Industry Canada: 3
- FCC Notice: 4
- Hazardous Location Notices: 5
- IMPORTANT Notice: 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- TABLE OF FIGURES 11
- Chapter 1 - Introduction 13
- 1.2 Module Structure 15
- 1.3 Getting Started 16
- Chapter 2 - Installation 17
- 2.2.2 Expansion I/O Supply 19
- 2.2.3 Internal I/O 20
- 2.2.4 Grounding 20
- 2.3 Radio 21
- 2.4 Antenna 22
- Yagi antennas 26
- 2.5 Connections 27
- WI-IO 9-U2 28
- “Factory Boot” switch 29
- USB Host port 29
- Dipswitches 29
- Front panel connections 30
- Figure 16 - Fail-Safe State 33
- 2.5.5 Analog Inputs 34
- Single Ended Voltage Inputs 36
- 2.5.6 Analog Outputs 37
- Chapter 3 - Operation 38
- Digital Inputs 39
- Digital Outputs 39
- ETHERNET 40
- LINK100M 40
- 3.3 System Design 41
- 3.3.4 Design for Failures 42
- Fail-to-transmit alarm 43
- Fail-to-receive alarm 43
- 3.4 WIBMesh 44
- Chapter 4 - Configuration 46
- Figure 23 – Network Settings 47
- Figure 24 - Ping 47
- Figure 26 - IP Gateway Mode 49
- Figure 27 - Default Gateway 49
- Figure 28 -IP Address Range 49
- Figure 29 - Routing Rule 50
- 4.3 Module Configuration 51
- Re-Open Previous Project 52
- 4.3.2 Configuration Screens 53
- 4.3.3 Project Screen 54
- 4.3.4 Adding Units 54
- Unit Details 55
- 4.3.5 Mappings 56
- Write Mapping 57
- Gather Scatter Mapping 57
- Read Mappings 57
- Example configuration 60
- 4.3.7 Address Map 61
- 4.3.9 I/O Configuration 62
- Pulsed Outputs 63
- Analog Inputs 64
- Analog Outputs 65
- Adding modules 65
- (selected on the rotary 66
- 4.3.11 Failsafe Blocks 67
- “Invalid” register state 68
- 4.3.12 Sensitivity Blocks 69
- 4.3.13 Serial Configuration 70
- Serial - Expansion I/O 71
- 4.3.14 Modbus Configuration 72
- Mapping parameters 73
- Modbus TCP Mapping Examples 75
- Modbus RTU Master 75
- Modbus RTU 76
- Master Example 76
- 4.4 Web based Configuration 77
- Figure 62 - Neighbour RSSI 79
- 4.4.3 IP Routing 80
- 4.4.4 Radio Settings 81
- 4.4.5 Mesh Fixed Routes 82
- Example #1 83
- Example #2 84
- Writing Configuration File 87
- System Log File 87
- Reading Configuration File 87
- Figure 73 - Format USB 88
- Figure 74 - Quick Format 88
- Figure 75 - Firmware Files 88
- Figure 76- firmware version 89
- Product Reconfiguration 90
- Demonstration Mode 91
- Feature Licence Keys 91
- Chapter 5 - Diagnostics 92
- 5.1.1 Watchdog Error Log 93
- 5.2 Connectivity (WibMesh) 95
- 5.4 Neighbour RSSI (WibMesh) 97
- Figure 87 - Multipath Fading 98
- Trace Route 100
- 5.7 Monitor Comms 103
- Chapter 6 - Specifications 108
- “Output Coils” 112
- “Input Bits” 112
- “Input Registers” 113
- “Holding Registers” 114
- 115 116
- 118 119
- 119 120
- 120 121
- 121 122
- 122 123
- 123 124
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