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3.1.3 Operation Mode Setting 

Under the General setting page, in addition to setting IP address and other related 

fields, there is an area to set the operation mode, as shown in the figure below:   

 

Port1 is fixed for FATEK Server, the operation mode can be used for ladder program 

editing, debug, or data access. Port2 is used for supporting Modbus/TCP server or 

FATEK client mode. When selecting Port2, the user needs to setting Port Mapping at 

the Properties setting page. (Please refer to chapter 3.1.4 for description). 

3.1.4 Access Control 

Access Control Setting: Set authorized IP to restrict inappropriate data accessing. Go 

to the Access Control setting page to set up the authorized IP, as shown in the figure 

below: 

 

While setting, you can move the cursor to the table and click the right mouse button, 

then will pop-up a menu as shown below: 

 

Summary of Contents for CBES

Page 1: ...V1 0 Ethernet Communication Board CBES ...

Page 2: ... Chapter 2 PLC and CBES Communication Board Interfaces 8 Chapter 3 CBES Basic Configuration Setting 9 3 1 Setting through Ether_Config software 9 3 1 1 Use Local Area Network to Connect with CBES 10 3 1 2 IP Address Setting 13 3 1 3 Operation Mode Setting 15 3 1 4 Access Control 15 3 1 5 Port Mapping 16 3 1 6 Service Ports 18 3 1 7 Password 19 3 1 8 Offline Configuration Setting 20 Chapter 4 CBES ...

Page 3: ...3 Version Revision date Author Detail V1 0 2020 12 04 Calvin ...

Page 4: ...rt2 is used to support Modbus TCP server operation mode and FATEK client operation mode When in operating mode Port1 and Port2 communication parameters will be automatically planned according to the set operating mode 1 2 Product Main Function PLC Network Data Communication FBs CBES series expansion board provides the solution for the PLC network connection reaching the FATEK or Modbus application...

Page 5: ...hapter 3 1 5 Product Appearance The appearance and functional parts of the FBs CBES series expansion board are introduced as follows FBs CBES NP jumper When the left two pin headers are short circuit refers to no password protection If the firmware version is less than V7 6 the NP mode is not to connect the jumper Boot jumper When the right two pin headers are short circuit forced to enter Boot mo...

Page 6: ... module port1 has sent messages to the board Port1 TX red signal indicator of the CPU module Lights on means the board has sent messages to the CPU module port1 Port1 RX green signal indicator of the CPU module Lights on means CPU module port2 has sent messages to the board Port2 TX red signal indicator of the CPU module Lights on means the board has sent messages to the CPU module port2 Ethernet ...

Page 7: ... with the application of the FBs CBES series expansion board a window version of the configuration software is provided to set the basic configuration of the module password protection firmware update etc For detailed operation content please refer to chapter 3 1 ...

Page 8: ..._MASK C D3989 4th decimal number of the local network mask MY_MASK D D3990 CPU write Note 1 Local network parameter setting mode 0x4951 Network parameters are determined by register contents 0x4960 Obtain by DHCP other value Determined by the contents of the configuration tool D3991 1st decimal number of the board s network address MY_IP A D3992 2nd decimal number of the board s network address MY...

Page 9: ...Config software provides the following features V4 2 or above Basic module parameter setting Includes IP address GateWay Subnet Mask Operation Mode Host Name and Comment etc Security setting Authorized IP Network address setting the module and the expansion board will accept only when the command message sends by the authorized IP Local station number remote network address and station number sett...

Page 10: ... will show the version information as shown in the figure below 3 1 1 Use Local Area Network to Connect with CBES When CBES and personal computer PC are connected by local area network LAN but don t know the IP address of the CBES expansion board Under this situation users can execute Ether_Config software to connect to the CBES expansion board through the following methods ...

Page 11: ...roperties or double click the left mouse button to enter the module configuration window If already know the IP address of the CBES expansion board and its address is in the same domain then follow the following method to connect the board Select Internet at the Attached Media Enter CBES expansion board s IP address and Port Default value is 111 Click Load button and start to connect to the networ...

Page 12: ... left mouse button to enter the module configuration window Note 1 If you want to use this method to connect a PC with CBES but they are in a different domain then the Remote Config Enabled option need to be check first Please refer to chapter 3 1 2 2 If the CBES board is behind the firewall then need to open the firewall port 111 to do the remote configuration setting ...

Page 13: ...P address dynamically through the DHCP server 3 By PLC Decided by the PLC s register Please refer to Chapter 2 IP Address The unique IP address Subnet Mask The subnet mask for identifying the domain GateWay The gateway of the domain where the module is located Host Name For comments can be used to identify different modules up to 11 characters can be input Comment For comments it can be used to ex...

Page 14: ...ort function to save the configuration settings then use import function to read the exported file or the files generated by offline editing Please refer to chapter 0 for description to facilitate the module configuration setting ...

Page 15: ...used for supporting Modbus TCP server or FATEK client mode When selecting Port2 the user needs to setting Port Mapping at the Properties setting page Please refer to chapter 3 1 4 for description 3 1 4 Access Control Access Control Setting Set authorized IP to restrict inappropriate data accessing Go to the Access Control setting page to set up the authorized IP as shown in the figure below While ...

Page 16: ...rized IP or PLC station number Please enter the smallest IP address in the Grant IP field and enter the number of corresponding controllers in the Group Size field 3 1 5 Port Mapping In the basic information page when the Port2 operating mode is set to Modbus FATEK client mode there will be an extra station number and IP corresponding setting page and the following page will appear after clicking ...

Page 17: ...ion number as shown in the figure below Note 1 The group mode is applicable to the entire table and cannot be set individually When you need to set you can move the cursor to the table and click the right mouse button a pop up menu will appear as shown below Click Add can add new mapping data Click Del to delete a mapping data Click Edit to modify a mapping data When clicking Add will show the fol...

Page 18: ...mote Port is generally 500 Up to 18 group mapping can be set inside the Ethernet interface conversion module When the Group mode is set to Consecutive IP No this setting can define a group of IP mapping to compare at a time 3 1 6 Service Ports When the CBES expansion board is operating under TCP or UDP server mode the external service ports must be set so that the external client work stations can...

Page 19: ...dify just enter the port number you want to modify in the Major Port field 3 1 7 Password Password protection The factory s default password is 1234 users can go to the password setting page to change the password as the figure below If you need to use a password then enter the same password in New Password and Confirm Password Just need to click Remove to cancel the password protection ...

Page 20: ...iles without network Thereafter just need to import the file to CBES to use The following are the steps and instructions Open Ether_Config software and click File Select New from the menu to start creating offline configuration setting file Module Model select CBES Click OK button to start offline configuration setting The editing method is the same as the previous chapters Please refer to chapter...

Page 21: ...lect the location to save and enter the file name Note The filename extension is nfg Click Save button to save file When the user uses the import function then this file will be used Read file to import the previous saved configuration setting into the CBES expansion board 1 2 3 ...

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Page 23: ... CBES other network communication products in FATEK do not support it The firmware update can only operate under a local area network environment please install the CBES expansion board in a local network area environment then execute the Ether_cfg software and follow the steps to do the update Select LAN at the Attached Media Click Scan button to start scanning the online network module The detec...

Page 24: ...le location through the window Note The filename extension of the firmware is os Press the OK button The software will show the CBES s current OS version and the user selected OS version and ask the user whether to update Press Yes button to directly update Press the No button if the two versions are the same or for other reasons 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 25: ...Please take note of the following points when updating the firmware 1 Do not interrupt the power during the update 2 If the update operation was interrupted due to unknown issues you can reboot the power to execute the update again ...

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