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PART 3:  INITIAL SETUP 

This section will detail the basic setup your ZW-REC. The ZW-REC and all End Devices should 

remain powered off until instructed. If the ZW-REC is being integrated into an existing deployment of 

End Devices those End Devices may need to be reset once the ZW-REC is configured. 

For more detailed information on all of the configuration options please refer to the full manual 

which can be found on our website. 

3.1  Antenna Warning 

Before powering up the ZW-REC ensure the supplied antenna is properly installed. Running the 

ZW-REC without an antenna or with an unapproved antenna may cause damage to the device and/or 

cause operation outside of regulatory compliance. OMEGA Engineering accepts no liability and issues 

no warranty for devices operated improperly. 

3.2  Choosing a Network ID 

The Network ID (NID) selects which End Devices the ZW-REC will communicate with. The NID is 

selected using the 8 DIP switches found on the back of the device. If this ZW-REC is replacing an 

existing receiver in a wireless sensor installation, determine which NID is currently used and use the 

same one. Refer to 

Section 2.2  

to determine the correct DIP switch settings. 

In a new installation with only one Receiver, keeping the default NID of 0 is recommended. All End 

Devices ship with a default NID of 0. If this installation requires multiple Receivers, ensure that each 

Receiver has a unique NID. 

Record the NID on the Net. Addr. label on the back of the ZW-REC for easy reference in the future. 

3.3  Connecting to the ZW-REC 

Power on the ZW-REC at this point by plugging in the supplied AC adaptor. The Green Power LED 

lights up and the Blue Receive LED flashes. The ZW-REC performs an energy scan to determine what 

the best RF frequency to transmit on is. Once the energy scan has completed the Blue LED will remain 

lit. See 

Section 3.6  

for more information on the energy scan. 

Connect the ZW-REC to your network or computer using an Ethernet Cable. When connecting the 

ZW-REC directly to a computer a crossover cable is needed if the network adapter is an older 10Base-T 

or 100Base-TX type. A normal cable can be used for modern 1000Base-T network adaptors. The green 

Network Link and Activity LEDs light up once a connection has been established. 

Static IP Address 

The ZW-REC comes configured from the factory with a default IP address of 192.168.1.200. This 

address appears on a label on the back of the device. Bring up the ZW-REC web page by navigating to 

https://192.168.1.200 in your web browser. 

DHCP/DNS 

In installations where a static IP address is undesirable an IP address can be automatically 

assigned using a DHCP server. Please refer to the full manual for more information. 

HTTPS Warning 

The ZW-REC is shipped with a default non-Certificate Authority (CA) issued SSL certificate. Your 

web browser will provide a warning page before you can continue. This is normal and it is safe to 

proceed. For more information on this warning, encryption or uploading a signed certificate please refer 

to the full manual. 

Summary of Contents for zW Series

Page 1: ...zW Series Wireless Receiver zW REC ...

Page 2: ... contained in this document is believed to be correct but NEWPORT Electronics Inc accepts no liability for any errors it contains and reserves the right to alter specifications without notice WARNING These products are not designed for use in and should not be used for patient connected applications Trademark Notice NEWPORT NEWPORT and newportUS com are trademarks of NEWPORT Electronics Inc This d...

Page 3: ...re 3 DIP Switch Close Up 6 Table 2 Network ID 6 Figure 4 Mounting Bracket Installation 7 Figure 5 ZW REC Home Page 9 Table 3 Default Passwords 9 Figure 6 Access Control Page 10 Figure 7 Configuration Page 11 Figure 8 Readings Page Blank 11 Figure 9 Readings Page Populated 12 Table 4 Group Assignments 12 Figure 10 Data Logging 12 ...

Page 4: ...verify that you have received everything listed Inspect the container and equipment for signs of damage as soon as you receive the shipment Note any evidence of rough handling in transit Immediately report any damage to the shipping agent The carrier will not honor damage claims unless all shipping material is saved for inspection After examining and removing the contents save the packing material...

Page 5: ...nce The built in web server supports encryption to protect your sensitive data The ZW REC can also wirelessly update firmware for compatible End Devices and Sensors The ZW REC is designed to require no software to setup and run A standard web browser can be used to monitor and chart all sensor readings The browser can also be used to configure the device s IP address passwords for access and overa...

Page 6: ...D 10 Serial Number 3 USB Connector3 11 Network ID DIP Switches 4 Network Diagnostic LEDs 12 Network ID Label 5 Power Connector 13 MAC Address Label 6 Reset Button 14 IP Address Label 7 Ethernet Connector 15 Feature DIP Switches 8 Wireless Link LED 16 Analog Output Alarm Output Optional 3 Factory Use Only Figure 2 ZW REC Diagram ...

Page 7: ...itches 1 through 4 Some End devices only support NIDs 0 7 Other End Devices may require a PAN ID for configuration The PAN ID corresponding to each NID is listed in the table below Consult the user manual of each specific End Device for more information Table 2 Network ID Caution The NID may be set with a different set of switches depending on your End Device Please refer to your End Devices user ...

Page 8: ...gn the back of the unit over the three clips When engaged slide downward and snap the unit in place When mounting the unit be sure to leave room on the top for the Antenna and on the bottom and side for the cables Mount the unit away from any large metal obstructions such as posts catwalks or large machinery For best wireless range do not co locate the ZW REC with other 2 4GHz wireless equipment s...

Page 9: ...Record the NID on the Net Addr label on the back of the ZW REC for easy reference in the future 3 3 Connecting to the ZW REC Power on the ZW REC at this point by plugging in the supplied AC adaptor The Green Power LED lights up and the Blue Receive LED flashes The ZW REC performs an energy scan to determine what the best RF frequency to transmit on is Once the energy scan has completed the Blue LE...

Page 10: ...iew some web pages If you need assistance with Java please contact your network administrator or refer to https www java com en download help jcp_security xml Passwords A login is required to access any of the readings or to setup options The default usernames and passwords are shown below Table 3 Default Passwords User Level Login Name Password Client login 12345678 Administrator admin 00000000 T...

Page 11: ...lize your changes you must reset your device using the Network Reset button The network reset will restart your device This may take a few seconds You will need to enter the new credentials when logging back in IP Addresses You may also change your network parameters from the access control page To change the default static IP address type a new address in the IP address box Press the Save button ...

Page 12: ...rmation 3 7 Readings Page The Readings page allows you to view the current sensor data from all connected End Devices Before the ZW REC connects to any End Devices it will show an initial page without and readings as pictured below At this point configure any End Devices you have Confirm that all End Devices are set to the same Network ID as the desired ZW REC Also ensure each End Device has a dif...

Page 13: ...ou will be asked for location and file name for the log to be saved Once the logging process is started the dialog window shown below will appear The Readings Page must be kept open for logging to continue To stop logging click the Data Logging button again 3 8 Other Features The ZW REC contains many other features which allow you to chart your data configure your sensors view device diagnostics u...

Page 14: ...ce complies with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploitatio...

Page 15: ... or otherwise shall not exceed the purchase price of the component upon which liability is based In no event shall NEWPORT be liable for consequential incidental or special damages CONDITIONS Equipment sold by NEWPORT is not intended to be used nor shall it be used 1 as a Basic Component under 10 CFR 21 NRC used in or with any nuclear installation or activity or 2 in medical applications or used o...

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