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Apex Tool Group

P2260JH | 2019-05

Installation – Existing network

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Installation – Existing network

The following inputs are needed for the installation described below (example specifications):

Existing network, according to existing infrastructure

The settings must be defined by the person responsible for the IT infrastructure (example specifications).

8.1

Setting up controller

Fig. 8-1: Connections illustrated on the mPro400GCD-P underside

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Connect the network cable to X1 (or X2) Ethernet port and connect the access point to the controller.

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Switch on the access point.

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It is essential that national, state and local regulations and standards be followed.

Caution

Risk of injury due to electric shock.

Direct contact with mains voltage can cause injury due to electric shock.

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Before exchanging components or supplementary equipment, isolate the power supply.

Device

IP address

SSID

Subnet mask

Std. gateway

Tool 1

10.122.77.101

Hall 6

255.255.0.0

10.122.77.1

Tool 2

10.122.77.102

Hall 6

255.255.0.0

10.122.77.1

Controller

10.122.77.110

255.255.0.0

10.122.77.1

X1
X2

Summary of Contents for LiveWire 2 17 Series

Page 1: ...For additional product information visit our website at www clecoTools com Installation Manual P2260JH 2019 05 WLAN data transmission Cordless EC tool ...

Page 2: ...guage or transmitted on electronic mechanical optical or other media without the express permission of the Apex Tool Group Disclaimer Apex Tool Group reserves the right to modify supplement or improve this document or the product without prior notice Trademark Cleco Production Tools is a registered trademark of Apex Brands Inc Apex Tool Group GmbH Industriestraße 1 73463 Westhausen Germany ...

Page 3: ...or access point 11 5 Concept 1 Local network 12 5 1 Stand alone system layout 12 5 2 System layout with switch 13 6 Installation Local network 14 6 1 Setting up access point 14 6 2 Setting up controller 24 6 3 Configuring RF Settings with PC 27 7 Concept 2 Existing network 28 7 1 System layout 28 8 Installation Existing network 29 8 1 Setting up controller 29 8 2 Prepare EAP TLS certificate with L...

Page 4: ...4 P2260JH 2019 05 Apex Tool Group 1 EN ...

Page 5: ...less EC tool 47BP B P2390BA Instruction Manual for cordless EC tool CCBA CCBP P2398PM Programming Manual for cordless EC tool CCBA CCBP P2403HW Hardware description for controller mPro200GC AP P2402K Quick reference guide WLAN data transmission CellCore installation P2309HW Hardware description for controller mPro400GCD M P2300HW Hardware description for controller mPro400GCD P P2280SW Programming...

Page 6: ... alone system layout Page 12 See 5 2 System layout with switch Page 13 Concept 2 Existing network The tools are integrated into an existing network the infrastructure of the individual customer plants is also used It is possible that conditions vary between the individual plants See 8 Installation Existing network Page 29 Cordless EC tool Series 17BP 47BA CCBP CCBA Service PC Parameterization Acce...

Page 7: ...ypical EIRP 2 4 GHz 90 dBm typical EIRP 5 GHz Modulation DSSS OFDM Standards Europe RED US FCC CFR 47 part 15 Canada IC RSS Japan MIC Taiwan NCC China SRRC China SRRC South Korea KCC Australia ACMA New Zealand Brazil Anatel South Africa ICASA Features Data Standard IEEE 802 11a b g n Safety WEP 64 128 encryption WPA WPA2 TKIP AES 802 1 LEAP PEAPa a PEAP without client certificates Range up to 50 m...

Page 8: ... CE LMC FCC 2 4 GHz IEEE802 11b g 1 2 412 x x x 2 2 417 x x x 3 2 422 x x x 4 2 427 x x x 5 2 432 x x x 6 2 437 x x x 7 2 442 x x x 8 2 447 x x x 9 2 452 x x x 10 2 457 x x x 11 2 462 x x x 12 2 467 x 13 2 472 x 5 GHz IEEE802 11a U NII 1 36 5 180 x x x 40 5 200 x x x 44 5 220 x x x 48 5 240 x x x 5 GHz IEEE802 11a U NII 2 52 5 260 x x 56 5 280 x x 60 5 300 x x 64 5 320 x x 5 GHz IEEE802 11a U NII ...

Page 9: ...pex Tool Group Default parameters Accessories see Table Accesso ries for Siemens SCALANCE W788 1 M12 Ethernet patch cable CAT5 Retaining angle Adapter M25 M32 Accessories see Table Accesso ries for Phoenix FL WLAN 1100 Dimensions without aerials 175 mm 200 mm 79 mm 62 8 mm 36 5 mm 113 2 mm Operating temperature 20 to 60 C 0 to 60 C Humidity 95 non condensing 5 to 95 non condensing Network voltage ...

Page 10: ...12 connector S981511 Length 2 m Cable Access point power supply S133463 020 Length 2 m Optional C plug configuration plug 961507PT Removable disk on which the project planning and configuration data are automatically saved Allows a defective assembly to be exchanged more easily Better mean time to repair Product Order No Description Items delivered Access point 962071PT Network cable See Chapter 3...

Page 11: ...s and the type of construction in the surrounding area The limit of a radio cell is reached when the signal to noise ratio SNR falls below 15 dB If the ratio falls below this value a new radio cell should be started The typi cal circumference of a radio cell in a building is up to 50 m For the tool to be able to connect to different access points automatically roaming the SSID and encryp tion must...

Page 12: ...d as desired The tool s WLAN settings are parameterized via the infrared interface The access point is parameterized via a service PC Fig 5 1 Stand alone system layout Item Componenta a For detailed description see 3 Components page 7 1 Controller 2 Access point 3 Network cable 4 Access point power supply cable 5 Tool deposit with infrared interface 6 Cordless EC tool 7 Service PC access point par...

Page 13: ...ired The tool s WLAN settings are parameterized via the infrared interface The access point is parameterized via a service PC Fig 5 2 System layout with switch Item Componenta a For detailed description see 3 Components page 7 1 Controller 2 Access point 3 Network cable 4 Ethernet switch 5 Tool deposit with infrared interface 6 Cordless EC tool 7 Service PC access point parameterization 8 PoE main...

Page 14: ...gh the wall or ceiling Maintain a minimum clearance of 3 m to 6 m from devices that generate high frequency interference such as microwaves 1 Connect the access point to the service PX with an ethernet cable 2 Connect the access point to the power supply 3 Access point booting Note indicator LEDs It is essential that national state and local regulations and standards be followed Caution Risk of in...

Page 15: ...emens access point with unknown IP address page 22 If an access point is to be re commissioned after a factory reset or with an unknown configuration 6 1 1 Setting up Siemens SCALANCE W788 1 access point pre configured Please refer to the description in the scope of and the online help 1 Select Control panel Network and Shar ing Center LAN Connection Properties Network Network Card Properties 2 De...

Page 16: ... 2 4 GHz or a 5 GHz network SSID LiveWire001 Choose the network name so that it can be unambiguously assigned Note upper and lower case Channel 1 13 or 36 140 Auto is not recommended Please refer to 6 Installation Local network page 14 for the assign ment of channels Not regional regulations when choosing the channel Security Various security systems are available for use Choose a system according...

Page 17: ...Country Country code 7 Define the IP address Enter IP IP address Subnet mask It may be necessary to change the IP address to guarantee communications between the controller and the tool The IP addresses for the access point con troller tool ands service PC must be in the same subnet Each IP address may only be assigned once 8 Define frequency band Select Radio Frequency band WLAN mode ...

Page 18: ...etwork page 12 10 Choose the network name so that it can be unambiguously assigned Note upper and lower case Security settings Adjust the security settings according to the requirements on the network 11 Select Security 12 Use the Apex Tool Group standard set tings Authentication type WPA2 PSK AES Pass phrase 0736381254 13 Select Summary 14 Save the changes with Set Value and end the Basic Wizard ...

Page 19: ...r vice PC must be in the same subnet a Either use the Apex Tool Group standard settings IP 192 168 0 50 or enter an unassigned address b For your own local networks use the intended IP range 192 168 XXX XXX Frequency band 2 4 GHz or 5 GHz Depending on the network structure select a 2 4 GHz or a 5 GHz network SSID LiveWire001 Choose the network name so that it can be unambiguously assigned Note upp...

Page 20: ...Press Continue 4 Activate Show only Phoenix Contact devices to search the network for the MAC address of the access point 5 Select the MAC address of the access point printed on cover 6 Confirm selection with Continue 7 Overwrite the IP address assigned by the plant with your own Apex Tool Group stan dard settings 192 168 0 50 8 Confirm the new IP address with Continue The IP address is accepted ...

Page 21: ...URL Apex Tool Group standard settings http 192 168 0 50 2 Log in User name admin Password private 3 Select Configuration Network and enter the following data IP Address Assignment STATIC IP Address 192 168 0 50 Network Mask 255 255 255 0 4 Confirm entry with Apply Save 5 Select Configuration WLAN Setting and enter the following data Country regulatory domain Germany Activate WLAN Interface Enable ...

Page 22: ...ault router 192 168 0 XXX where XXX represents the number of the ser vice PC in the example 55 Mask 255 255 255 0 Define IP address 4 Deactivate any additional network cards e g WLAN cards on the service PC 5 Close program Tftpd32 6 Switch off access point power supply 7 Connect the access point to the service PC with a LAN cable 8 Start program Tftpd32 9 Click on DHCP server 10 Switch on access p...

Page 23: ...ss point opens 12 Enter login Name admin Password admin You will be prompted to change the password after the first login 13 Use the following entries as standard Current Admin Password admin Username admin New Password 123456 Password Confirmation 123456 14 Continue as described in chapter 6 1 1 Set ting up Siemens SCALANCE W788 1 access point pre configured page 15 ...

Page 24: ... existing network 2 Enable DHCP Remove tick 3 Enter the IP address and subnet mask for the controller Each IP address must only be assigned once The IP addresses for the access point controller tool ands service PC must be in the same subnet 4 Enter the Std gateway if a gateway is used 5 Select Navigator and save the settings with Accept 6 The Navigator Menu is displayed 7 Restart the controller 6...

Page 25: ...ess point Pass phrase 10 Use the following IP address Enter the value for the IP address subnet mask and if necessary Default gateway 11 Select Advanced settings 12 Select Wireless mode and confirm with OK Fig 6 4 WLAN advanced settings 13 Press Apply Settings are written onto the tool 14 Confirm the following message with Yes Toolserial xxxxxxx Builddate xx xx xx Configure Tool 15 Confirm the fol...

Page 26: ...ol list is displayed 7 Status of tool is now Needs user acceptance 8 Select Tool settings Fig 6 6 Tool settings 9 Check the Model number and Serial number and confirm that the tool displayed corresponds to the tool connected 10 Save the settings with Accept 11 The Tool list is displayed Status of tool is now online 12 Select Navigator ...

Page 27: ...apextoolgroup com current software packages pc software 2 Install the software 3 Start the program LiveWire RF Configuration under Apex Tool Group Fig 6 8 Starting the LiveWire RF Configuration program 4 Make the RF settings as described in 6 2 2 Configuring tool RF settings page 24 LiveWire Utilities RS232 Cordless EC tool IrDA serial adapter 935170 Tool holder with IrDA interface S168688 ...

Page 28: ...dard IEEE 802 11a b g h n The network settings depend on the existing network The tool s WLAN settings are parameterized via the infrared interface Fig 7 1 System layout Existing network Item Componenta a For detailed description see 3 Components page 7 1 Controller 2 Access point IEEE 802 11a b g h n 3 Cordless EC tool 4 Tool deposit with infrared interface 5 Ethernet TCP IP 3 4 2 5 1 ...

Page 29: ...D P underside Connect the network cable to X1 or X2 Ethernet port and connect the access point to the controller Switch on the access point It is essential that national state and local regulations and standards be followed Caution Risk of injury due to electric shock Direct contact with mains voltage can cause injury due to electric shock Before exchanging components or supplementary equipment is...

Page 30: ...tatistics Fig 8 3 Network statistics 2 Enter the IP address and subnet mask for the controller 3 Each IP address must only be assigned once 4 The IP addresses for the access point controller tool ands service PC must be in the same subnet 5 Enter the Std gateway if a gateway is used 6 Select Navigator and save the settings with Accept 7 The Navigator menu is displayed 8 Restart the controller 8 1 ...

Page 31: ...ass phrase 11 If required work with DHCP IP address is automatically assigned The DHCP Address must be static linked to tool MAC address 12 Obtain an IP address automatically DHCP Set tick 13 View assigned IP address in submenu for tool WLAN radio transmission 14 If you are not working with DHCP 15 Use the following IP address Value for IP address subnet mask 16 If necessary enter Default gateway ...

Page 32: ...is displayed 7 Status of tool is now Needs user acceptance 8 Select Tool settings Fig 8 7 Tool settings 9 Check the Model number and Serial number and confirm that the tool displayed corresponds to the tool connected 10 Save the settings with Accept 11 The Tool list is displayed Status of tool is now online 12 Select Navigator 8 2 Prepare EAP TLS certificate with LiveWireCert for installation on t...

Page 33: ...icate a password if necessary 4 Close the dialog The EAP file is saved 8 2 3 Supported files Certificate and key files end with PEM P12 or PFX Keys can be encrypted with either DES DES CBC or 3DES DES EDE3 CBC Encrypted keys are within BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY and END RSA PRIVATE KEY Plain text keys are within BEGIN PRIVATE KEY and END PRIVATE KEY Certificates are within BEGIN CERTIFICATE and END CER...

Page 34: ...ess of access point unknown New delivery or earlier set tings needed for other appli cation Reset access point to default settings 1 Press the Reset button on the back of the Siemens access point for at least 10 seconds 2 Continue as described in chapter 6 1 3 Setting up Siemens access point with unknown IP address page 22 The tool can not connect with the access point Indicator Signal strength at...

Page 35: ...On the controller screen Navigator Utilities Sys tem settings LiveWire CellCore RF configuration check whether the tool s WLAN settings agree with the settings of the access point network name encryption network key On the controller screen Main menu System pro gramming Service TMA configuration Communi cation with tool check whether the WLAN settings for the tool agree with the settings for the a...

Page 36: ...f fic on WLAN Net work Reduce data traffic on WLAN network 1 On the Basic controller screen increase the trigger torque 2 On the controller screen Navigator Advanced Controller Trace record ing deactivate the data transmission graphs Reduce data traffic on WLAN network 1 On the controller screen Main menu Process pro gramming Settings Fas tening stages Fastening stage Sequences increase the Trigge...

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