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WebGate 3G Module  

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Figure 3 : WebGate 3G wiring diagram 

 

1.

 

For a total cable length greater than 500’ (150 m), installing a 120

S

 resistor on 

terminals A&B of ports at the end of a loop

 

is required. 

 
2.

 

Use the included network cable. 

 

3.

 

Use a RS-485 network cable with the following characteristics: 2 twisted pairs 
with shielding and AWG 24 or 28-caliber drain wire, with an impedance

 

of 120

S

EX: Belden 9842, 8132, 8132FO, 82842, 89842, West Penn Wire D4852, 
D254852. 

 

4.

 

For communication ports not at the end of a loop, maintain continuity of the 
shielding by linking the drain wires. 

 

5.

 

Ground the drainage wire of one control only. The other extremity of the drainage 
wire must remain floating. 

 

 

6.

 

The “RESET CONTROL” output is used to connect a “Controlled AC Outlet” 
used to interrupt Internet access equipment power for 5 seconds when there is no 
Internet communication for 20 minutes between the WebGate 3G and FarmQuest. 

 

 

D C B

SUBCONNECT

A B C

P0

ETHERNET

Ethernet

Network

A B C

P0

A B C

P0

120

S

1

1

A

D

D

CONTROL

CONTROL

D

WEBGATE 3G WIRING DIAGRAM

2

4

4

5

1302 A 

NET-IN2

WEBGATE 3G

RESET

CONTROL

5VDC/1A

INPUT

TRANSFO

5VDC

1365 A

6

3

120

S

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Summary of Contents for WebGate 3G

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Page 2: ...ds or modules consult the installation guide of the concerned product In this document only the WebGate 3G module will be presented in detail Below is a short description of cards and modules you may...

Page 3: ...installation example Below is a typical installation diagram demonstrating network hierarchy with different M2M products and the different ways the SubConnect can be linked to the WebGate 3G Figure 1...

Page 4: ...The package must contain the following standard items 1 WebGate 3G module with wireless RF IN card WEBGATE3G RF model or with wire connection NET IN2 card WEBGATE3G HW model 1 110V 5VDC wall transform...

Page 5: ...he module in a corridor to avoid exposing it to noxious gases Do not install the module directly in a breeding chamber To avoid condensation problems inside modules it is recommended to install the mo...

Page 6: ...ls C D It is not necessary that the WebGate 3G module be at the end of the loop Note that if the control is equipped with only 3 terminals A B C terminals C D of the WebGate 3G will be linked with a w...

Page 7: ...the Internet Use the included network cable with RJ 45 connector to link the WebGate 3G to an Internet access point Warning It is absolutely necessary that the communication equipment supports DHCP pr...

Page 8: ...rameter is used to adjust the communication channel The RF Channel parameter and is adjustable from OFF to deactivate the wireless function 1 to 16 The RF Network parameter allows the user to adjust t...

Page 9: ...controls will no longer be checked Once in the installation menu use the Menu button to navigate through the installation menus To view the number of units connected to the WebGate 3G repeatedly pres...

Page 10: ...WebGate or SubGate using a RS 485 cable check the wiring of the communication port labelled TO WEBGATE of the SubConnect module 6 Add guests by wireless connection Certain units have no interface ex...

Page 11: ...ng Check the network cable and make sure the Internet access equipment is powered up Make sure the link LED yellow on the Ethernet module is lit see figure 4 Make sure that the equipment used to estab...

Page 12: ...ication ports not at the end of a loop maintain continuity of the shielding by linking the drain wires 5 Ground the drainage wire of one control only The other extremity of the drainage wire must rema...

Page 13: ...eset Control terminal for Controlled AC Outlet module connection 3 5VDC power connector 4 RF IN wireless card connector 5 NET IN2 wired card connector 6 Ethernet module Link LED yellow ETHERNET RESET...

Page 14: ...to 131 F 20 C to 55 C Operation temperature 32 F to 122 F 0 C to 50 C Humidity 90 maximum non condensing Weight 1 4 lb 0 6 Kg Dimensions 6 x 6 x 3 3 4 15 cm x 15 cm x 9 5 cm Power supply Wall transfo...

Page 15: ...Unpacking 4 Equipment required for installation 4 Installation Steps 5 Activation Steps 8 Specifications 14 Limited Warranty 16 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1 Typical installation 3 Figure 2 Mounting 5 Fig...

Page 16: ...l or any other natural disaster Any unauthorized work modification or repair on this product automatically voids the warranty and disclaims the manufacturer from all responsibility The manufacturer as...

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