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[ENG] NetPing 2/PWR-220 v3/ETH & NetPing 2/PWR-220 v4/SMS, User guide -

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[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] About What and for Whom Is This Document?....................... 5

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Liability Limitation and Copyright.......................................... 6

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Shipping Kit of a Device........................................................... 7

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Device Overview: Appearance and Basic Specifications of a
Device .......................................................................................................................... 9

Appearance of Devices....................................................................................................................... 9

Elements of a Front Panel................................................................................................................ 11

Elements of a Back Panel................................................................................................................. 12

Specifications of a Device ................................................................................................................ 12

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Connecting, Installing, and Initial Configuration of a
Device ........................................................................................................................ 13

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Using IO Lines in the «Output» Mode to Control External
Devices....................................................................................................................... 17

Electric parameters of IO lines ........................................................................................................ 17

Equivalent

ircuit ............................................................................................................................ 18

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Plugging External Sensors..................................................... 19

Description of Contacts ................................................................................................................... 19

Plugging temperature sensors T811 ............................................................................................... 20

Plugging Temperature Sensors TS/WT ........................................................................................... 22

Plugging a humidity sensor WS-2.................................................................................................... 22

Plugging IR Module IRC-TR v2 ......................................................................................................... 23

Plugging a Supply Voltage Sensor................................................................................................... 23

Plugging a door sensor .................................................................................................................... 24

Plugging a leakage sensor ............................................................................................................... 24

Plugging NetPing AC/DIN sockets ................................................................................................... 25

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Resetting Parameters to Default Values............................... 26

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Operating, Storage, Transportation and Disposal
Conditions ................................................................................................................. 28

[ENG] [2PWR,v2SMS] Safety Precautions................................................................. 29

Summary of Contents for 2/PWR-220 v3/ETH

Page 1: ... ENG NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide ...

Page 2: ...Configuration of a Device 13 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Using IO Lines in the Output Mode to Control External Devices 17 Electric parameters of IO lines 17 Equivalent Сircuit 18 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Plugging External Sensors 19 Description of Contacts 19 Plugging temperature sensors T811 20 Plugging Temperature Sensors TS WT 22 Plugging a humidity sensor WS 2 22 Plugging IR Module IRC TR v2 23 Plugging a Supply Vol...

Page 3: ...H NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide 3 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Firmware Update 30 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Warranty 31 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Where to Get a Document with a Firmware Description 32 ENG 2PWR v2SMS What Should I Do if I Have More Questions 33 ...

Page 4: ... ENG NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide ...

Page 5: ...xternal electric interfaces and specifics of the operation A User Guide is designed for network administrators and users who set up or operate a device To work with a device properly a user must have an idea about the principles of building and functioning of local networks as well as possess the next knowledge and skills Basic knowledge in the area of local and global networks Basic knowledge in ...

Page 6: ...ide does not correspond to expectations of a user and his her opinion about where and how to use all the above All copyrights on supplied devices described in this User Guide as well as firmware and software of devices and this User Guide belong to NetPing global Ltd Сopying replication and translation of this user guide to other languages are not allowed without a prior written permission of a ri...

Page 7: ...2PWR v2SMS Shipping Kit of a Device ENG 2PWR v2SMS Shipping Kit of a Device 1 2 3 4 ENG 2PWR v2SMS Shipping Kit of a Device A shipping kit includes NetPing device 1 pc Non detachable power cord 1 pc GSM antenna for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device 1 pc Packaging box 1 pc ...

Page 8: ... ENG NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide ENG 2PWR v2SMS Shipping Kit of a Device ENG 2PWR v2SMS Shipping Kit of a Device ...

Page 9: ...e capacity a device is equipped with automatic built in self resetting fuse Load power distribution is random between two channels Load connected to a device is controlled through own web interface via an SNMP protocol using URL encoded commands HTTP API and using SMS commands for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device with a built in GSM modem A watchdog feature is implemented in a device that allows ...

Page 10: ...e ENG 2PWR v2SMS Device Overview Appearance and Basic Specifications of a Device ENG 2PWR v2SMS Device Overview Appearance and Basic Specifications of a Device Picture 2 Front view NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device Picture 3 Front panel NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH device ...

Page 11: ... that is inseparably connected to a device a jack for plugging GSM antenna for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device with a built in GSM modem a slot for a SIM card installation for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device with a built in GSM modem Ports for connecting to the Ethernet network have two LEDs CPU glows continiously is a device is powered blinks 5 6 times when a device turns on in the process of...

Page 12: ...LED with a socket located above it corresponds to the first channel of power management PWR2 LED with a socket located above it corresponds to the second channel of power management PWR1 and PWR2 LEDs near sockets for connecting a load glow if there is 220V power on a corresponding socket and do not glow if there is no voltage Socket for plugging sensors Specifications of a Device Specifications o...

Page 13: ... NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device with a built in GSM modem The availability of a signal can be controlled using a cell phone according to the number of segments in the power indicator on a display of the phone 3 Insert a SIM card until the click in a corresponding jack on a front panel of a device for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS device with a built n GSM modem Please pay attention so that a SIM car...

Page 14: ... separately if necessary 5 Plug external sensors to a device see the details in the section Plugging External Sensors and or a load 6 Plug a device to a power supply network Glowing of CPU LEDs near Ethernet ports on a front panel of a device will be an indicator of power supply In the process of a device initialiation LEDs blink several times indicating switching on of a device and then will be g...

Page 15: ...g and Initial Configuration of a Device 7 Connect a device to the office Ethernet network to any free Ethernet port of a switch Glowing of a link LED near a corresponding Ethernet port on a front panel of a device will mean that a connection is successfully established The second Ethernet port may be used to plug any Ethernet devices including other NetPing devices in a chain ...

Page 16: ...a device can be installed into an existing network Its further configuration may be performed by using a remote access to a device More detailed information about a configuration can be found in the document Firmware description Where to Get a Document with a Firmware Description Important It is not recommended to connect real network and computer equipment to power sockets at the first switching ...

Page 17: ...pump heating boiler heaters etc Remote management of a power installation diesel generator gasoline It is acceptable to use intermediate relays with a power supply voltage 12 V from an external source A ready socket can be used for IO lines connection NetPing AC DIN socket In addition we can advise ready assembly relays of other manufacturers which can be connected to our devices BM8070D a power r...

Page 18: ... 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide ENG 2PWR v2SMS Using IO Lines in the Output Mode to Control External Devices ENG 2PWR v2SMS Using IO Lines in the Output Mode to Control External Devices Equivalent Сircuit ...

Page 19: ...rminal block is used To fix wires in a terminal block use a slotted screwdriver with a slot width of 2 5 mm Pinout of contacts on a terminal block looks like the next Contact Description I1 I4 IO line 1 4 SC Contacts of a digital bus i2C synchronization line It is prohibited to plug sensors and external modules into NetPing devices when a power supply is on Configuring a device and receiving notif...

Page 20: ... G Ground common Plugging temperature sensors T811 Eight temperature sensors are plugged in parallel one to another in the same terminals Colored Loop Contact Name Yellow SC Green SD Red Black G Important It is prohibited to plug temperature sensors with the same identification numbers ID to a device Set an ID for every temperature sensor using switches on a board of a sensor To set switches take ...

Page 21: ... ENG NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v4 SMS User guide ENG 2PWR v2SMS Plugging External Sensors ENG 2PWR v2SMS Plugging External Sensors ...

Page 22: ...irst wire after a labeled one SD The second wire after a labeled one The third wire after a labeled one G Depending on ID a temperature sensor will be displayed on a corresponding channel in a web interface of a device A sensor is packaged with an inseparable cable with connectors on the ends A cable length can be increased with the help of flat cable extenders of RC 4 sensor which are sequentiall...

Page 23: ...which are sequentially plugged one into another Otherwise it can be done independently with the help of any wire with a minimum cross section of 0 4 mm2 Maximum allowable length of a flat cable is 10 m from each sensor to a device star topology Plugging a Supply Voltage Sensor A sensor is a dry contact therefore the order of connecting wires is irrelevant The number of plugged sensors is limited o...

Page 24: ... 4 sensor which are sequentially plugged one into another Or it can be done independently with the help of any wire with a minimum cross section of 0 4 mm2 Maximum allowable length of a flat cable is 100 m Plugging a leakage sensor The number of plugged sensors is limited only by a number of free IO lines Colored Loop Contact Name Green I1 I4 Yellow white G Red Black G Depending on the output I1 I...

Page 25: ...n a status is logic 1 on an IO line a socket will be de energized a load switched off Loop Contact Name Red Black G Blue green I1 I4 To commute a load in NetPing AC DIN a relay with normally closed contacts is used This means that if a control wire is unplugged 220 V will be present in a socket and a load will be switched on A sensor is packaged with an inseparable cable with connectors on the end...

Page 26: ...es there is a need to consequently perform the next actions for a NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH device without a built in battery switch off power of a device press the reset button Reset switch on power of a device keeping the Reset button pressed for 15 20 seconds release the button all parameters of a device are reset to default values To reset parameters to default values there is a need to consequ...

Page 27: ...m an initial configuration of a device see more detailed description in the document Firmware description Where to Get a Document with a Firmware Description User name visor Password ping IP address 192 168 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gate gateway is not set SNMPcommunity SWITCH MAC address 00 a2 xx xx xx xx Here xx xx xx xx corresponds to a serial number of a device Therefore all devices have...

Page 28: ...ntrally for a big amount of devices A device can be stored within a temperature from 40 С below zero to 70 С above zero and atmospheric pressure from 675 to 800 mmHg A device must not be stored longer than 6 hours within conditions with extreme values of a temperature The contents of a dust vapors of acids and alkalis aggressive gases and other harmful admixtures causing corrosion should not excee...

Page 29: ...st be grounded It is prohibited to open the case of a device Do not drop a device and avoid impact of force on it Protect a device from high humidity levels It is prohibited to touch a device and a connected equipment with wet hands Use devices only indoors Do not place a device at a surface or inside heating devices such as microwaves stoves and heaters Do not use a device in locations marked as ...

Page 30: ...PWR v2SMS Firmware Update ENG 2PWR v2SMS Firmware Update ENG 2PWR v2SMS Firmware Update A device supports firmware update through a web interface of a device More details are provided in the document Software Description Where to get a document with a firmware description ...

Page 31: ...d provide an update for the customer Only the errors that block normal use of the device at conditions and for performing functions described in this User Guide are a subject to mandatory fix This warranty does not apply to cases when defects appear because of a misuse of a device any modifications of a device without a written permission of the manufacturer opening up a device a warranty sticker ...

Page 32: ... is updated according to the changes that are added to firmware To find an actual version of Firmware Description on a manufacturer s web site there is a need to Go to the page of a description of a chosen device NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS Go to the section Documentation and Files Go to the link DKSF 202 9 IU firmware description A version of a Firmware description document ...

Page 33: ...our blog for articles with examples of using the devices and news on issuing new firmware versions If any problems arise when using a device or there is a need for additional information contact a technical support by the address support netpingdevice com Pages of devices on the manufacturer s website NetPing 2 PWR 220 v3 ETH NetPing 2 PWR 220 v2 SMS Information about features of a devices and its...

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