Instructions
GB
5041H002 Ed.02
AKO-5041 Akonet.Edge
Warnings
-If the device is used without adhering to the manufacturer's instructions, the device safety requirements could be
compromised. Only probes supplied by AKO should be used for the appliance to operate correctly.
-The device should be installed in a place protected from vibrations, water and corrosive gases, where the ambient temperature
does not exceed the value indicated in the technical data.
-Avoid installing the device on metal walls or near devices that may produce radio emissions.
-The
device should
be operated without installing the external antenna.
AKO.net.Edge
NEVER
-This device can be fitted with any antenna provided it has a gain of less than 9.2 dBi and there is a minimum distance between it
and any person or animal of more than 20 cm.
-This device must be installed in a location where a minimum distance of 20 cm to the human body can be guaranteed, in order to
ensure compliance with standards on human exposure to electromagnetic fields.
-Any type of antenna used with the device must comply with the limits established in the radio interface of the member states and
the following documents: Commission Decision 2010/267/EU of 6 May 2010, ECC Decision (09)03 of 30 October 2009 and
Description
AKOnet.Edge
is a communications gateway with AKOnet.Cloud for up to 25 AKO devices, with a 2-year licence included, modbus-rtu
ports, Ethernet and gprs and local web panel via WIFI. The AKO-5041 model incorporates eight relays that can be controlled from
akonet.cloud.
Installation
Option A: Ethernet Connectivity through DHCP (Recommended)
-Fix the device onto a DIN rail (Fig. 2).
-Connect the ethernet cable. By default, configuration is through DHCP, for configuration
through static IP, consult the application note available on our
-Make the connections according to the wiring diagram provided.
-Connect the power supply, the device starts up automatically.
-Register the AKONet Edge in
Option B: GPRS Connectivity
-Install the SIM card for GPRS connectivity (Not included) (Fig. 1).
-Fix the device onto a DIN rail (Fig. 2).
-Make the connections according to the wiring diagram provided.
-Connect the power supply.
-Connect to the local console of the AKOnet.Edge with a computer or mobile device through a
WIFI connection:
Ÿ
Search for WIFI network with name “EDGE-xxxx” (xxxx are the last 4 digits of the serial
number of your Akonet.Edge)
Ÿ
WIFI password: “edge1234"
Ÿ
Enter the following address in the web browser: “10.0.0.1"
Ÿ
Access with the following access data: Username: “Edge” and Password: “admin*2019"
Ÿ
Click “GPRS” and “Edit”.
Ÿ
Enter the data provided by your GPRS* operator and click “Submit”.
Ÿ
Click on “Parameters”, in “Tx type” change from Ethernet to GPRS and click on “Submit”.
Ÿ
Close the web browser and disconnect from the “EDGE-xxxx” WIFI.
-Register the AKONet Edge in
Access data of
your GPRS operator
PIN of the GPRS SIM
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08812
•
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Barcelona
•
Spain.
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www.ako.com
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reserve the
right to
supply materials
which may
be slightly
different from
those described
in our
Data Sheets
. Updated
information on
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site
akonet.cloud
Communications
indicator
Relay
indicators
Status
indicator
Power supply
indicator
Connect
relays 5 to 8
Ethernet
Input
Antenna
Flashing red:
Indicates RS485 communication (MODBUS) (Tx).
Flashing green:
Indicates RS485 communication (MODBUS) (Rx).
Flashing blue:
Linux application activated.
Green:
Indicates that the device is charged.
Constant red:
Communication error with the cloud.
Constant blue:
Connected to the cloud with a registration error, check that registration has been completed correctly.
Flashing blue:
Linux application in start-up process.
Constant green:
Device connected and registered on the cloud.
Flashing green:
Communication with the cloud (Tx).
Indicators
(Wait between 3 and 4 minutes after start-up for indicators to show their real status)
Connect
relays 1 to 4
MODBUS Connector
Power supply
connector
Reset
1/5
3/7
2/6
4/8
Blue:
Relay 1 ON
Green:
Relay 5 ON
White:
Relay 1 and 5 ON
Blue:
Relay 2 ON
Green:
Relay 6 ON
White:
Relay 2 and 6 ON
Blue:
Relay 3 ON
Green:
Relay 7 ON
White:
Relay 3 and 7 ON
Blue:
Relay 4 ON
Green:
Relay 8 ON
White:
Relay 4 and 8 ON
*If you don’t have the data of your GPRS operator, consult the web:
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
