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Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 Packet content

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1.2 Specifications

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1.3 External Interfaces

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1.3.1

Ethernet connection

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1.3.2

USB interface

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1.3.3

Power Supply

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2 Quick start guide

2.1 Operation requirements

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2.2 Installation

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3 EnOcean

3.1 Protocol

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4 User Interface

4.1 Views

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4.1.1

Packet View

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4.1.2

Table View

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4.1.3

CSV View

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4.1.4

Timeline View

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Detail View

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4.2 Filter

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5 On-line data logging

6 Settings

6.1 Monitoring Settings

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6.2 IP address settings

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7 USB console

7.1 Installing the Console

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7.2 Connecting to the Console

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7.3 Using the Console

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7.4 Firmware Update

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8 Troubleshooting tips

9 Important information

9.1 Intended use

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9.2 No warranty

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9.3 Trademarks

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9.4 Disclaimer of liability

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9.5 Copyright for the manual

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9.6 Disclaimer for the manual

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9.7 Contact

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Conformity

Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking
Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Axel Sikora

Summary of Contents for capt2web

Page 1: ...EnOcean User manual November 16 2009 ...

Page 2: ...2 Filter 16 5 On line data logging 17 6 Settings 19 6 1 Monitoring Settings 19 6 2 IP address settings 20 7 USB console 22 7 1 Installing the Console 22 7 2 Connecting to the Console 25 7 3 Using the Console 25 7 4 Firmware Update 26 8 Troubleshooting tips 28 9 Important information 29 9 1 Intended use 29 9 2 No warranty 29 9 3 Trademarks 30 9 4 Disclaimer of liability 30 9 5 Copyright for the man...

Page 3: ... 6 3 1 List of EnOcean Radio Protocol fields 11 3 2 List capture information fields 12 3 3 List of EnOcean Radio Protocol types 12 Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Ing Axel Sikora ...

Page 4: ...ew in the web interface 17 6 1 Static IP address settings 20 6 2 Automatic IP address configuration using DHCP 20 7 1 Windows Hardware Wizard 22 7 2 Choose Location Dialog 23 7 3 capt2 web Hardware was found 24 7 4 Properly installed capt2 web module 24 7 5 Screen shot of the console interface 26 7 6 Link to firmware update page 26 7 7 Firmware update site 27 Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Des...

Page 5: ...ed Especially focussing on the different views of captured data The following chapters cover additional features such as data logging on an USB mass storage console mode for configuration and the firmware update Please make sure to read the instructions carefully If there are still open questions after reading this manual contact STZEDN for support 1 1 Packet content Item Comment capt2 web module ...

Page 6: ...computer but the connection type is automatically recognized Instructions for the configuration of the Ethernet interface especially IP settings can be found in chapter 6 and 7 3 1 3 2 USB interface capt2 web provides a full speed USB on the go port on its Mini USB connector The USB on the go OTG functionality allows the capt2 web module either to act as an USB device or Host depending on the type...

Page 7: ... web to guarantee its function Both power supplies can be connected in parallel without any interaction When connecting capt2 web for the first time to a computer make sure that the AC DC adaptor is attached to permit proper installing of the CDC drivers For a mass storage device attached to the USB port make sure to consume less than 100mA In case of doubt please contact STZEDN before attaching d...

Page 8: ... higher A reader for PDF documents to access the documentation For configuring capt2 web using the console interface you further need A USB port The required user privileges to install the CDC drivers only once Long term data logging further requires a formatted USB mass storage device USB memory stick The data on the storage are not deleted due to logging Please do not use a bus powered USB hard ...

Page 9: ...capt2 web is configured with a default static IP address It is printed on the back label on the capt2 web this address can also be changed permanently If the address configuration is not matching your network settings IP address and or sub net mask please configure the IP address using the console as described in the cor responding chapter of the user manual Please contact your local network admin...

Page 10: ... 2 QUICK START GUIDE page 10 Figure 2 2 capt2 web main application screen Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Ing Axel Sikora ...

Page 11: ...fields The fields corresponding to fields in an EnOcean radio telegram protocol field are Name Description ORG Packet type Data Data contained in the packet This field applies to packets of the RPS and 4BS SID 32bit 16bit ID of the sender STAT Status byte The content of this field is defined by the device specific protocol E g repeaters use this field as counter as well Table 3 1 List of EnOcean R...

Page 12: ... frequently used telegram types are interpreted by capt2 web Name ORG hex Description RPS 05 Telegram from a PTM switch module e g PTM 100 or PTM200 1BS 06 1 Byte telegram from a STM sensor module e g STM250 4BS 07 4 Byte telegram from a CTM module Table 3 3 List of EnOcean Radio Protocol types Other telegram types are supported as well To get a complete list with description please refer to the d...

Page 13: ...rious fields of the protocol such as header and data sections The first two fields however contain the time when the packet was captured by the capt2 web and the radio link quality as reported by the RF receiver Protocol sections not active for the selected packet are hidden Each field of the packet has two rows The name of the protocol section The data of the protocol section in hexadecimal notat...

Page 14: ... on a table row selects the containing packet for further investigation either in the detail view see chapter 4 1 5 or in the time line see chapter 4 1 4 4 1 3 CSV View Figure 4 3 CSV View The CSV view can be used to easily export captured packets to other programs for external evaluation The delimiter character which separates the fields is set by default to a semicolon However you can enter a di...

Page 15: ...w as well and vice versa 4 1 5 Detail View Figure 4 5 Detail View The detail view expands the protocol sections with further details as listed in the table or packet views Additional protocol specific information can be retrieved from this view To display the details of a specific packet in the detail view select any packet in either the packet 4 1 1 the table 4 1 2 or the time line view 4 1 4 The...

Page 16: ...re detected they are stored to the local packet memory but they are only displayed if they meet the filter rules So if the filter is disabled older packets which were not covered by the filters may appear If there have to be defined several rules press at the top of the filter tab A further rule box is opened To combine multiple rules select the desired operation next to the set button AND To disp...

Page 17: ...e different modes Terminal Mode Your device is running as a client in terminal mode See chapter 7 for details Not Connected There is no end point connected to the USB port Connected You have a mass storage device connected The content of the root directory on the mass storage device is shown Each file can be downloaded When connected and no logging is running the capture files can be downloaded by...

Page 18: ...ogging click on the button Stop Logging Always remember to close a started logging session via the stop button and do not unplug the mass storage device while logging is in process This will cause the actually written log file to be useless With a plugged USB storage device the list of files in the root directory of the mass storage device is shown To download the file to your computer click on th...

Page 19: ...temporarily Once power to capt2 web is down the settings are lost To retain the settings during power down make sure to store settings 6 1 Monitoring Settings In tab Settings the global settings of the wireless monitor may be changed Interval Time in milliseconds the browser calls for packet updates The standard value is one request per second To achieve a real time impression a 500ms update rate ...

Page 20: ... Automatic IP address configuration using DHCP All settings are assigned by the local DHCP server Figure 6 1 Static IP address settings If a static IP address is used the IP address and the correct Subnet Mask must be entered See figure 6 1 If capt2 web should be accessible from another network then the gateway IP address must be entered This is also to set in case capt2 web should be accessible f...

Page 21: ...o power failure a new address is assigned during device operation Access using a unique host name Optionally an unique host name for the capt2 web can be set Typically the capt2 web can be accessed directly from the browser using the host name rather than the fixed IP address By default an individual static IP address is configured in the capt2 web Please check the label on the back Using this add...

Page 22: ...e of your PC s USB Ports for the first time the Windows Hardware Wizard should appear asking you if it should search the Windows Update Site for the required driver Please choose No not this time as shown in figure 7 1 and click Next Figure 7 1 Windows Hardware Wizard 2 Next step is to tell the wizard not to install the driver automatically Rather you choose the option Install from a list or speci...

Page 23: ... you have to tell the wizard where to find the driver to install For that click the button Have Disk and in the following dialog point to the capt2web inf driver installation file on your local file system After this step the dialog should list the capt2 web Terminal Driver as shown in figure 7 3 Click Next to proceed and ignore the following Warning Message by clicking Continue Anyway Steinbeis T...

Page 24: ...roperly installed and be displayed in your Device Manager with its associated COM Port Figure 7 4 shows an example of an installed capt2 web module Figure 7 4 Properly installed capt2 web module Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Ing Axel Sikora ...

Page 25: ... command list this means that the setting was updated but not stored to the non volatile memory of capt2 web If using the command store all settings will be stored to non volatile memory and remain even when power to capt2 web is lost restore Restore factory default settings This command deletes all changes to the settings and reloads the factory default settings Note that this affects only the se...

Page 26: ...e On the tab s bottom you will find a link Open upload page to open the according site Figure 7 6 Link to firmware update page This site displays the current firmware version hardware revision and target configuration The update site is shown in figure 7 7 Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Ing Axel Sikora ...

Page 27: ...lick this button to start update your devices firmware Notice the blinking LEDs of the device 4 Once the LEDs stop blinking your firmware update is finished Before updating your capt2 web device always run it with the included power supply adaptor and do not use power over USB It is very important not to disconnect the target from the power supply during the update process since this will cause a ...

Page 28: ...sk of your interface Check with the console see chapter 7 3 which IP address is configured in capt2 web If your Windows computer s IP address is in the address range 169 254 X X this means that the interface is configured to get an IP address assigned automatically Either change the IP address to a static IP or configure the capt2 web IP address and subnet mask to 169 254 X X 255 255 0 0 using the...

Page 29: ...warranty of merchantable quality or fitness for a particular purpose and any warranty that capt2 web is delivered free of any third party claims by way of infringement or otherwise STZEDN does not warrant nor make any condition or representations that the functions contained in capt2 web will meet the requirements of the customer that the operation of capt2 web will be uninterrupted nor error free...

Page 30: ...shall not exceed the amount paid by the customer for capt2 web This section shall apply whether or not the breach default non performance of failure is a breach of fundamental condition or term or a fundamental breach In no event shall STZEDN be liable to the other party for any loss or injuries to earnings profits or good will or for any incidental special punitive or consequential damages of any...

Page 31: ...n Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Axel Sikora Hangstraße 46 50 D 79539 Lörrach Germany Phone 49 7634 6949340 Fax 49 7634 5049886 Email info stzedn de Web http www stzedn de Steinbeis Transfer Center Embedded Design and Networking Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University Lörrach Prof Dr Ing Axel Sikora ...

Page 32: ...d Telecommunications Terminal Equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity and Annex III Conformity Assessment procedure referred to in article 10 4 We furthermore declare that the following parts of standards and documents have been applied EN 301 489 3 EN 300 220 3 EN EN 300 220 1 Furthermore the LVD is fulfilled EN 60950 1 Place and date of issue Loerrach November 16 2009 Name funct...

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