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[ENG] NetPing IO v2, User guide -

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[ENG] [IOv2] Introduction ........................................................................................... 4

[ENG] [IOv2] Liability and Copyright .......................................................................... 5

[ENG] [IOv2] Connectors and Indicators .................................................................... 6

[ENG] [IOv2] Installation and Connection.................................................................. 9

[ENG] [IOv2] Operating and Storage Conditions ..................................................... 12

[ENG] [IOv2] Using IO Lines to Control External Devices (in an «output» mode)... 13

Electrical Parameters of IO Lines .................................................................................................... 13

Equivalent

ircuit ............................................................................................................................ 14

[ENG] [IOv2] Plugging Sensors ................................................................................. 15

Plugging a Door Sensor.................................................................................................................... 15

Plugging Shock Sensor PI-90d......................................................................................................... 15

Plugging a Glass Breaking Sensor ................................................................................................... 16

Connecting Motion Sensor SWAN-QUAD ........................................................................................ 16

Connecting Leakage Sensor H2O .................................................................................................... 17

Plugging Leakage Sensor, Model 2605............................................................................................ 17

Plugging 220V Occurrence Sensor .................................................................................................. 18

Plugging NetPing AC/DIN Sockets................................................................................................... 18

Plugging a Buzzer Buzzer (mod.STD-3025)..................................................................................... 18

[ENG] [IOv2] Resetting Parameters to Default Values ............................................. 20

[ENG] [IOv2] Warranty............................................................................................... 21

[ENG] [IOv2] Additional Documents and Links ........................................................ 22

Summary of Contents for IO v2

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Page 2: ...l Parameters of IO Lines 13 Equivalent Сircuit 14 ENG IOv2 Plugging Sensors 15 Plugging a Door Sensor 15 Plugging Shock Sensor PI 90d 15 Plugging a Glass Breaking Sensor 16 Connecting Motion Sensor SWAN QUAD 16 Connecting Leakage Sensor H2O 17 Plugging Leakage Sensor Model 2605 17 Plugging 220V Occurrence Sensor 18 Plugging NetPing AC DIN Sockets 18 Plugging a Buzzer Buzzer mod STD 3025 18 ENG IOv...

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Page 4: ...eration The user guide is designed for network administrators as well as users who are installing or servicing the device To work with a device a user has to have an idea about the principles of building and operating local networks as well as acquire the next knowledge and skills Basic knowledge in local and global networks Basic knowledge in architecture and operation principles of TCP IP networ...

Page 5: ... 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 rightholder Copying replication changing disas...

Page 6: ...ifferent for different firmware versions Blinking does not continue more than 2 seconds and is continued until a device is internally initialized If blinking continues for more than 2 seconds this means that parameters of a device are reset to default values at the start see below in this table A device is turned on there is no activity LED lights continuously A device transmitted a package LED bl...

Page 7: ...g on a device LED lights only when a connection is established on a corresponding Ethernet port A device is turned on there is no activity on a device LED lights continuously while a connection is established on a corresponding Ethernet port A device received a package LED blinks once for each received package Back panel of a NetPing IO v2 device is shown on the picture below 1 U power 2 U power 3...

Page 8: ...Ov2 Connectors and Indicators U power voltage of a device 12V The second contact U is used to power connected sensors IO1 IO4 are input output lines for connecting external sensors and executive mechanisms Each line may be configured individually as an input or an output ...

Page 9: ...on To connect a device Unpack a device Connect necessary sensors see the section Plugging sensors Insert wires in necessary connectors and tie them up with a screw Plug a standard power supply unit of a device to power connectors by using an adapter for NetPing IO v2 Plug a red wire of an adapter into an output 1 and a black wire into an output 3 ...

Page 10: ...to a switch or directly to a network card of a computer LED will light up that is located near the Ethernet port that is connected When transmitting packages LED will blink from time to time A default IP address of a device is 192 168 0 100 To perform the initial configuration of a device make sure that the address of your computer is in the same IP sub network with a device address For example th...

Page 11: ... go to a web interface of a device via the address http 192 168 0 100 using a browser it is desirable to use a browser Google Chrome of the latest version To get authorized use the next credentials Login visor Password ping A further configuration of a device is performed in a web interface of a device Important A description of a device web interface can be found in a separate document DKSF 253 X...

Page 12: ...nance Highly developed functionality of remote setting and configuration of a device allows changing any parameters remotely and centrally for the most of the devices Devices should be stored in a temperature range between 40 С and 70 С In rooms for keeping a device a content of dust acid and alkali gases aggressive gases and other harmful impurities causing corrosion should not exceed a content o...

Page 13: ...aters 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 relay 16А 250V for DIN ...

Page 14: ... ENG NetPing IO v2 User guide ENG IOv2 Using IO Lines to Control External Devices in an output mode ENG IOv2 Using IO Lines to Control External Devices in an output mode Equivalent Сircuit ...

Page 15: ... 1 8 Red U Black GND On a body of a sensor body there are LED indicators sensitivity adjustment screw and a socket for plugging wires A corresponding zone will be displayed in a device interface as a status of an IO line to which it is connected To adjust a sensitivity of a sensor a sensitivity adjustment screw is used Turning a screw clockwise leads to increasing of a sensitivity while turning it...

Page 16: ...eparable 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 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 Connecting Motion Sensor SWAN QUAD To plug a sensor there is a need to conne...

Page 17: ... 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 Leakage Sensor Model 2605 To plug a sensor there is a need to connect Colored Cable Contact Name Green One of IO lines 1 4 Yellow White GND Red U Black GND Every sensor will be displayed in a device interface as a status of an IO line to which it is connected A sensor is pa...

Page 18: ...s 100 m Plugging NetPing AC DIN Sockets A number of connected NetPing AC DIN sockets is limited only by a number of available IO lines When plugging a socket to a device all wires are used except for a brown white one An IO line to which a NetPing AC DIN socket is connected needs to be switched to a status output When a status is a logic 0 and 220V is present on an IO line in a socket the load wil...

Page 19: ...nectors on the ends A cable length can be increased with the help of flat cable extenders of RC 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 Important Corresponding IO line must be set to an input mode in settings of a device ...

Page 20: ...wer on If a procedure is performed successfully a LED light will blink initiating reset of parameters After resetting parameters to default settings there is a need to do an initial configuration of a device On default the next parameters of a device are set User name visor Password ping IP address 192 168 0 100 Subnetwork mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway not set SNMPcommunity SWITCH MAC address 00 a2 x...

Page 21: ... 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 on the case of a device is ...

Page 22: ...NG IOv2 Additional Documents and Links A device webpage on a manufacturer s website is located at http www netpingdevice com products netping io v2 Manufacturer s website http www netpingdevice com Technical support contacts http www netpingdevice com support Phone 886 2 23121582 E mail support netpingdevice com ...

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