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Integration with Ekip Connect 3

10 - Integration with Ekip Connect 3

Note: function only available for E-kit versions 3.2.11.0, 3.3.1.0 or higher.

E-kit with Ekip Connect 3

Ekip Connect 3 allows you to communicate with E-kit and access its web interface.

Requirements

Download Ekip Connect

here

to integrate E-kit using the Ekip Connect desktop solution.

Consult the manual for further information about Ekip Connect and how to install it.

Procedure

1. Access the Connection to devices area in the homepage of Ekip Connect and click on

link

to connect

a device in the manual mode

2. Set the following fields in the

Add device

window:

•

Type of device: E-kit

•

Slave address 1

•

Communication protocol: Modbus TCP

•

IP address: address of E-kit set during the configuration process (see Setting of static IP address
(recommended)

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Summary of Contents for PM5630

Page 1: ...DOC N 1SDH002203A1002 E kit User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ABB E kit 2 2022 ABB 1SDH002203A1002 ...

Page 3: ... resistors 11 Communication parameters 13 Baud Rate Disclaimer 13 5 Ethernet communication interface ports ETH1 and ETH2 13 Introduction 13 Description of terminal box 13 Type of cable required 13 Maximum distance 13 Setting of static 14 Setting of static IP address with DHCP 15 Configuration of 15 6 Commissioning of E kit 17 Power up 17 Firmware upgrade 17 7 E kit user interface 18 User level 18 ...

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Page 5: ...es from all types of security breach unauthorized access interference intrusion loss and or theft of data or information ABB and its affiliates are not liable for damages and or losses related to such security breaches unauthorized accesses interference intrusion loss and or theft of data or information The ports used by E kit are outlined in the table below Protocol Port ABB netConfig UDP 24576 O...

Page 6: ...but via integration of an Electrification Gateway ELGW users can view the data of devices integrated by E kit in the ABB Ability Energy Manager Cloud solution promoted by ABB Electrification E kit enables several devices to be integrated by means of the Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP IP protocols E kit integrates up to 45 devices up to 15 devices connected via the Modbus RS 485 serial network Modbus RT...

Page 7: ...er Available templates and models The list of templates could be extended in future you can find the complete list of templates with also ready to use models available for ABB devices here Structure of E kit E kit consists of a CPU with a COM1 serial port two Ethernet ports used as a switch for Ethernet connection An SD card is also supplied with E kit E kit has an integrated web server presenting...

Page 8: ...m WARNING Risk of damage to base of terminal and power supply Short circuits could damage the base of the terminal and power supply Make sure that the four L and M terminals two of each have not been connected in the wrong way e g the power supplier is connected to both L L or both M M terminals WARNING Risk of damage to base of terminal A high current could damage the terminal and base of the ter...

Page 9: ...s a communication port with two terminals conventionally called A and B The communication cable is connected in these two terminals so that all the devices taking part in the communication are connected in parallel All A terminals must be connected to each other and all B terminals must be connected to each other respectively Note Certain ABB devices such as electrical metering instruments B21 B23...

Page 10: ...s direct without ever crossing the cables Examples of incorrect connections are illustrated in the next figure The first setup below is the correct one Cabling examples are given in the figure below The next figure shows examples of incorrect connections Maximum distance and maximum number of devices The main cable can be up to 700 m in length This distance does not include branches which however ...

Page 11: ...he resulting effect is annulled The shielding can be braided formed by a woven lattice of conductor wires or the foil type formed by a sheet of metal wound around the conductors the two types are equivalent Termination resistor To avoid signal reflection a 120 Ohm termination resistor must be fitted to each end of the main cable Installation of termination resistors can only be omitted if the main...

Page 12: ... the serial line termination with 120 Ω resistors There is no need for a termination resistor if the Master device is in the serial line However the pull up and pull down resistors must be activated see next diagram 1 Slave at end of serial line termination with 120 Ω resistors 2 E kit Master at end of serial line pull ups and pull downs activated 3 Slave in the serial line 4 Slave at the end of t...

Page 13: ...troduction E kit is provided with two network interfaces which function like switches ETH1 ETH2 192 168 0 10 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 0 Description of terminal box The connector for Ethernet communication is the RJ45 type Pin allocation is given in the next table Interface Pins Signal Description 1 TxD Data Transmitted 2 TxD Data Transmitted 3 RxD Data Received 4 NU Not used 5 NU Not used 6 RxD Data Re...

Page 14: ...wer up E kit and press button CFG to access the configuration screen Press the arrow key to select the port Eth1 or Eth2 Press CFG to set the mode with static address Press CFG to view the first parameter The parameter indicator will start to flash Use the arrow keys to change the value Press OK to view the second parameter Press CFG to edit the first parameter Use the arrow keys to change the val...

Page 15: ...ress OK to confirm the changes The changes will be implemented once OK has been pressed for the second time Shut down the CPU and then reboot to make the changes effective Configuration of PC Ethernet network To access E kit via a PC this latter must have a compatible network address If the E kit address is 192 168 0 113 then the PC can be assigned address 192 168 0 114 The procedure for configuri...

Page 16: ...n interface ports ETH1 and ETH2 3 Select Ethernet from the window on the left of the menu and click on Change Adapter Option 4 Right click on the connected Ethernet port and select Properties 5 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click on Properties ...

Page 17: ... up E kit powers up automatically when correctly supplied After power up the word E Kit will appear on the display From this moment onwards all the information acquired by the devices will be accessible via Modbus RTU and TCP Firmware upgrade New firmware can be obtained if the following situation occurs Faulty operation of web interface Send an email to the Support Center global el operations dig...

Page 18: ...me web browser and type the IP address set during the configuration process into the address bar see Setting of static IP address recommended Homepage The following page appears in the browser screen The footer on the left provides the option to restart E kit using button and to save any changes made to the settings of the devices using button function only available for Admin users The save butto...

Page 19: ...w password in Password and click on Change password After this operation the words Password changed will appear under the button 3 Click on Logout to return to the Guest user mode Note after 30 minutes of inactivity the system will automatically logout from Admin user to Guest user 4 Click on Close to access the web interface as Admin user Save changes Note function only available for Admin users ...

Page 20: ...from the first E kit 3 Insert the SD into the other E kit and click on to reboot it A window will appear asking for confirmation before rebooting Click on OK Configuration of a device Individual devices can be configured in the Admin user mode Click on the icon at the top of the menu to access the required section The first ten devices are displayed Use arrows and to browse through the pages of th...

Page 21: ...e left and the Channels section on the right The following information is given in the Info section 1 Index of device 2 Type 3 Interface number 4 Template 5 Model 6 Status of the device not used connected or disconnected red 7 Refresh time only different from 0 if the device is connected indicating how often it is interrogated Click on the Configuration button at the bottom of the focus This will ...

Page 22: ... Vendor from the corresponding pull down menu 6 Select the required model from the pull down menu 7 The Unit ID parameter is 1 by default 8 Enter the IP address of the device 9 The TCP Port parameter is 502 by default 10 Quit the window without performing any action Cancel button 11 Restore the default values of all the channels Save Initialize button 12 Save the model configuration and upload the...

Page 23: ...e user not acquired by the device Modbus information acquired by the device Constant information defined in the model not acquired by the device Logic values processed by logic defined in E kit Not used at the present time The rectangle containing the word valid illustrated in the next figure shows whether the corresponding Modbus value has been acquired correctly Green acquisition correct Grey ac...

Page 24: ...ick on New from selected to create a model from an existing model The configuration window of the new model shown in the Figure below is accessed in both cases The Edit Model window is divided into two parts the following fields are displayed in the left part 1 Template 2 Vendor automatically set as User for a new model 3 Name editable field with the name of the new device 4 Swap Bytes select Yes ...

Page 25: ...ing type of data item addressing 6 Address the data address is entered 7 Modbus Type type of data item 8 Modbus Bit only with Modbus Type bool specific bit 9 Normalization bit mask mask for annulling the unwanted bits The format managed is Hexadecimal the mask entered must have this form 16 followed by the content expressed in hex For example if only the first two bits of a register must be consid...

Page 26: ...wing is an example of parameters displayed with Target Constant The Constant Value parameter with which a constant value can be assigned to the data item is added in this case Click on Save to save the changes to the model The word Saved appears alongside the button to notify that saving has taken place After this press Close to close the window ...

Page 27: ...a Click on Logout in the header to switch to Guest user Available information and actions An example screen shot is illustrated in the figure below Selection of an individual device opens the corresponding focus where the name of the device the variables and configured states can be viewed The index the type of device interface template model status and refresh time are given in the Info section T...

Page 28: ...t here to integrate E kit using the Ekip Connect desktop solution Consult the manual for further information about Ekip Connect and how to install it Procedure 1 Access the Connection to devices area in the homepage of Ekip Connect and click on link to connect a device in the manual mode 2 Set the following fields in the Add device window Type of device E kit Slave address 1 Communication protocol...

Page 29: ...29 2022 ABB 1SDH002203A1002 ABB E kit Integration with Ekip Connect 3 3 Click on OK If the procedure has been performed correctly the web interface of E kit will open in Ekip Connect ...

Page 30: ...ABB E kit 30 2022 ABB 1SDH002203A1002 Technical specifications 11 Technical specifications Dimensions The dimensions of E kit are given below in millimeters The dimensions in inches are between brackets ...

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