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ReteMatic™ Head Unit

IP-RMH1

Installation and Configuration manual

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For best performance, follow these guidelines when you plan your ReteMatic network:

ReteMatic unit has to meet operating condition as specified in technical specifications

U Plan your network to reduce interference from other electrical products that are in field, these

appliances might prevent ReteMatic products from working correctly or reduce network performance

se only approved ReteMatic devices, like the ReteMatic Head Unit IP-RMH1 and ReteMatic Field Units

RMF50-Ex or RMF150B-Ex

Use electrical cables with a minimum cross section of 1,5 mmq (suggested: 2,5mmq)

Operating range is influenced by many elements, like the size of the wires, the proximity of interference

sources, the number of nodes of the network and the topology of the site. For this reasons it’s difficult
to predict the actual operating range; nevertheless, it is relatively safe to consider a ReteMatic network
composed by 10 nodes (including the Head Unit) with a maximum distance between the two farthest
nodes within 500m and wires of 2,5 mmq.

To calculate the maximum distance, please consider the length of the cables used to connect each pair

of nodes, including the Head Unit. Basing on the example network shown in  below, building a table with
the  cable  distance  between  each  pair  of  ReteMatic  units  makes  it  simple  to  spot  that  the  maximum
distance is between Nodes 4  and 6, and that this distance is less than 500m.

ReteMatic
Head Unit
IP-RMH1

115VAC/230VAC
+ DATA

115VAC

/230VAC

Ethernet
RJ45

SPEAKER

SPEAKER

MAX distance
500m

SPEAKER

Node 1

Node 2

Node 6

Node 4

Node 5

Node 3

ReteMatic
Field Unit
RMF50-Ex

ReteMatic
Field Unit
RMF50-Ex

ReteMatic
Field Unit
RMF50-Ex

ReteMatic
Field Unit
RMF50-Ex

Ethernet

4 wires

24VDC
Max 50W

Ethernet
4 wires

24VDC
Max 50W

24VDC
& Audio

Ethernet
4 wires

24VDC
Max 50W

24VDC
& Audio

Ethernet
4 wires

24VDC
Max 50W

24VDC
& Audio

JUNCTION
BOX

JUNCTION
BOX

Ethernet
4 wires

24VDC &
Relay command

24VDC
& Audio

24VDC
& Audio

24VDC
& Audio

115VAC

/230VAC

115/230 VAC
BEACON

SPEAKER

SPEAKER

ReteMatic
Field Unit
RMF150-Ex

JUNCTION

BOX

115VAC /230VAC
GENERIC DEVICE

24VDC
& Audio

Node 2

Node 3

Node 4

Node 5

Node 6

Node 1

80m

135m

187m

54m

266m

Node 2

212m

265m

130m

345m

Node 3

320

196m

100m

Node 4

240m

453m

Node 5

320m

Example of operating distance calculation for a ReteMatic network

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Summary of Contents for 7162020

Page 1: ...IP RMH1 RETEMATIC HEAD UNIT INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...the electrical ratings label Do not push any objects into the openings of your system Doing so can cause fire or electric shock by shorting out interior components To device must be connected to earth ground using the ground facility provided on the IP RMH1 cover and evidenced with apposite grounding nameplate Cleaning repair or maintenance activities must be done by qualified electrician in non h...

Page 3: ...ns 6 INSTALLATION 7 ReteMatic Network Architecture 7 ReteMatic Network Planning 9 Multi Head ReteMatic Network 10 CONFIGURATION VIA WEB INTERFACE 11 Authentication page 11 403 Error forbidden page 12 Main Page 12 IP Network Configuration 14 Ethernet Status 15 Device Information 15 Advanced Configuration 16 MONITORING A RETEMATIC NETWORK 18 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 ...

Page 4: ...or audio and video streaming With energy saving features and easy installation the IP RMH1 makes it easy to build up a ReteMatic network to connect standard Ethernet devices for the most demanding field applications TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS IP RMH1 meets the technical specifications defined in the following table FEATURE SPECIFICATION Data and routing protocols IEEE 802 3 10BASE T IEEE 802 3u 100B...

Page 5: ...ReteMatic Head Unit IP RMH1 Installation and Configuration manual 5 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ...

Page 6: ... connection provides power required to operate the unit and the external devices connected at the ReteMatic bus originated by this unit RETEMATIC OUT outlet The voltage applied to the power connector must be in the range 90 260V AC 50 60 Hz RETEMATIC OUT This power outlet has the same voltage as the main power supplied at POWER IN inlet which is combined with the data connection to form a ReteMati...

Page 7: ...P Intercom and PAGA system in a Ex classified Petrochemical site In this example a ReteMatic Head Unit IP RMH1 is connected to the electrical power line provided by an UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply and to the LAN of the plant The Head Unit has a noise filtering function which protects the ReteMatic bus from the electrical noise coming from the Power input so enhancing the bus coverage The ReteM...

Page 8: ...atic Field Unit RMF50 Ex ReteMatic Head Unit IP RMH1 115VAC 230VAC DATA 115VAC 230VAC Ethernet RJ45 24VDC Audio Ethernet 4 wires 24VDC Max 150W Rele command 24VDC Audio 24VDC Audio 24VDC Audio 24VDC Audio 115VAC 230VAC 115 230 VAC Beacon SPEAKER SPEAKER SPEAKER SPEAKER JUNCTION BOX ReteMatic Field Unit RMF150 Ex Figure 1 An example of ReteMatic network application ...

Page 9: ...n 500m and wires of 2 5 mmq To calculate the maximum distance please consider the length of the cables used to connect each pair of nodes including the Head Unit Basing on the example network shown in below building a table with the cable distance between each pair of ReteMatic units makes it simple to spot that the maximum distance is between Nodes 4 and 6 and that this distance is less than 500m...

Page 10: ...of maximum distance it is possible to create multiple ReteMatic Branches each one originated by a ReteMatic Head Unit interconnected by means of an Ethernet switch In this Multi Head scenario it is necessary to use a different Domain Name for each ReteMatic branch to avoid mutual interference between branches please see Main Page section on page 12 for details 115VAC 230VAC JUNCTION BOX 115VAC 230...

Page 11: ...49 x with x different from 69 and network mask 255 255 255 0 Open a Web browser and type the IP address of the unit in the address bar The browser must have the JavaScript functionality enabled in order to make the Web application work properly AUTHENTICATION PAGE It is necessary to authenticate the user before the Web pages are accessible This page prompts the user to enter either the configurati...

Page 12: ... Main Page is displayed once the user is authenticated or if the configuration password is disabled or from any other page by clicking on the Main link on the left pane It is composed by three frames named Basic Settings Neighboring Domain Interference Mitigation NDIM and Available Connections providing information about the current state of the unit and it is refreshed every 30 seconds to update ...

Page 13: ...must be assigned to each ReteMatic branch in order to minimize the potential interference among units belonging to different branches In any case the Domain Name must be same in the Head Unit and in all the Field Units connected to it in order to let the units see one another since units with different Domain Name are not able to send data between each other The Domain Name string can have up to 2...

Page 14: ...units discovered by the Head Unit over its ReteMatic bus For each unit identified by its Device ID and MAC address an indication of the estimated low level bitrates available for transmitting and receiving are displayed these values should not be intended as an actual throughput of the connection but only as an indication of the quality of the link the higher the values the higher the quality of t...

Page 15: ...ess SW update The firmware loader and factory settings are stored in the flash memory In order to perform an upgrade of these components the following procedure must be used 1 select the Flash Section to update Firmware Loader Config Add parameters or file and the Upgrade Protocol FTP TFTP or L2 2 enter the IP address of the FTP or TFTP server Server IP Address field 3 if the selected protocol is ...

Page 16: ...URATION PAGE The Advanced Configuration page is reached by clicking on the Advanced link on the left pane and allows to perform an Hardware Reset of the unit Hardware Reset To perform a hardware reset cold reboot click the Hardware Reset button shown below to reboot the unit and then wait until it completes its initialization ...

Page 17: ...ReteMatic Head Unit IP RMH1 Installation and Configuration manual 17 Figure 9 Web interface Advanced Configuration ...

Page 18: ...e JavaScript functionality enabled in order to make the Web application work properly In the main page of web interface Figure 10 look for the Available Connections frame it contains a list of all nodes currently active on the ReteMatic network Each node is identified by its Device ID its MAC address and a value that represent the quality of the connection between the node and ReteMatic Head Unit ...

Page 19: ... network In case of Multiple Head installations or when two independent ReteMatic networks cross one another ensure that each branch newtork uses a different Domain Name see Basic settings on page 13 Tx Rx Values too Low or Fluctuating for a specific node A device connected to the AUX AC port of the unit Disconnect the device and check if the problem disappear Verify that the current drawn by the ...

Page 20: ...ations 20142 Milan Italy via Valsolda 15 phone 39 02 8959 01 telefax 39 02 8959 0400 e mail info fitre it internet http www fitre it Branch Offices in Roma and Venice Certified DNV Italy CERT 00403 95 AQ MIL SINCERT SINCE 1943 7162020EN 1406 ...

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