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ACCESPOINT WLAN HGW 

BWH 011 

 

27.11.2020 

Page 3 

5.5

 

Miscellaneous ............................................................................. 17

 

6

 

Mechanical Dimensions ........................................................ 18

 

7

 

Interfaces ............................................................................... 19

 

7.1

 

Connections Bottom................................................................... 19

 

7.1.1

 

X1: M12 Y-coded (supply, Ethernet) ................................................. 19

 

7.1.2

 

X2: M12 D-coded (Ethernet) ............................................................. 19

 

7.1.3

 

X5: Phoenix 2-pin RM3.5 mm (Coupling LED) .................................. 20

 

7.18

 

Side Connections........................................................................ 21

 

7.18.1

 

X3: USB 2.0 DualRole (Type C) ........................................................ 22

 

7.18.2

 

X4: microSD Card ............................................................................. 22

 

7.19

 

Display ......................................................................................... 23

 

7.19.1

 

Front LEDs ........................................................................................ 23

 

7.19.2

 

Signal Light/Coupling Light ............................................................... 25

 

7.20

 

WLAN ........................................................................................... 26

 

8

 

Status and Error Messages .................................................. 27

 

9

 

Transport/Storage ................................................................. 34

 

10

 

Assembly/Installation ........................................................... 35

 

10.1

 

Conditions ................................................................................... 35

 

10.2

 

Check List .................................................................................... 36

 

10.2.1

 

Check Contents of Delivery............................................................... 36

 

10.2.2

 

Determining Antenna Positions ......................................................... 36

 

10.2.3

 

Placing the Installation Number ........................................................ 36

 

Summary of Contents for 12-246-011

Page 1: ...BWH 011 WLAN HGW Base Station Operating Manual Date of creation 11 08 2020 Version date 27 11 2020 Article number 12 246 011 E...

Page 2: ...rved No part of this work may be reproduced edited using an electronic system duplicated or dis tributed in any form print photocopy microfilm or in any other process without express permission We res...

Page 3: ...a connection between an HGW and a machine control Safety via Black Channel as well as non Safety data can be redundantly transmitted independent of the S DIAS control used e g CP SCP 111 States can b...

Page 4: ...ety Guidelines 7 2 1 Symbols Used 7 2 2 Disclaimer 9 2 3 General Safety Guidelines 10 2 5 Software Training 11 4 Norms and Guidelines 12 4 1 Technical Guidelines 12 4 2 Guidelines 13 4 2 1 EU Declarat...

Page 5: ...5 mm Coupling LED 20 7 18 Side Connections 21 7 18 1 X3 USB 2 0 DualRole Type C 22 7 18 2 X4 microSD Card 22 7 19 Display 23 7 19 1 Front LEDs 23 7 19 2 Signal Light Coupling Light 25 7 20 WLAN 26 8 S...

Page 6: ...hannels and Settings 40 11 3 Configuration 40 11 4 Testing the Operating Area 40 11 5 Operation 41 11 5 1 Coupling the Operating Panel 41 11 5 2 Decoupling the Operating Panel 41 12 Help with Disrupti...

Page 7: ...ACCESPOINT WLAN HGW BWH 011 27 11 2020 Page 5 15 2 Cable 47 15 3 Antennae 47...

Page 8: ...echnology is required Further help and training information as well as the appropriate accessories can be found on our website www sigmatek automation com Our support team is happily available to answ...

Page 9: ...es observe the all guidelines Avertissement d une situation dangereuse qui faute de prendre les mesures ad quates entra nera des blessures graves voire mortelles Respectez toutes les consignes pour vi...

Page 10: ...BWH 011 WLAN HGW BASE STATION Page 8 27 11 2020 Danger for ESD sensitive components Les signes de danger pour les composants sensibles aux d charges lectrostatiques Danger for people with pacemakers...

Page 11: ...ine operator is responsible for safe han dling as well as proper operation The current operating manual can be found on our website If necessary contact our support Subject to technical changes which...

Page 12: ...ssment in accordance with machine guidelines 2006 42 EG before introducing a machine to the market Before commissioning this product check that conformance with the provi sions of the 2006 42 EG guide...

Page 13: ...e Training The application is created with the software LASAL CLASS 2 and LASAL SCREEN Editor Training for the LASAL development environment with which the product can be configured is provided Inform...

Page 14: ...to ensure that no dead spots exist at any location within The electrical connections cannot be removed while voltage is applied Be fore removing connections a controlled shutdown of the machine must b...

Page 15: ...WH 011 conforms to the following European guidelines 2014 35 EU Low voltage guideline 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC guideline 2014 53 EU Wireless Device Guideline 2011 65 EU Restricted...

Page 16: ...ndable Internal I O no Interfaces 1x M12 connector supply and Ethernet 1x M12 connector Ethernet 1x USB 2 0 Type C Dual Role Port 1x WLAN dual band 2 4 GHz 5 GHz simultaneously 1x LED connection for t...

Page 17: ...dity 10 95 non condensing Installation altitude above sea level 0 2000 m without derating 2000 m up to a maximum of 5000 m with derating of the maximum envi ronmental temperature by 0 5 C per 100 m Op...

Page 18: ...Frequency range 5150 5350 MHz 5470 5725 MHz Transmission power max 23 dBm 200 mW EIRP Channels 36 48 5180 5240 MHz 1 149 165 5745 5825 MHz 1 Standards IEEE 802 11 a n ac 4 4 3 Antennae Number 2 Frequ...

Page 19: ...no liability Already during the planning stage caution must be taken to ensure that the radio channels are configured so that interference with other products is pre vented 1 During configuration the...

Page 20: ...BWH 011 WLAN HGW BASE STATION Page 18 27 11 2020 5 Mechanical Dimensions Dimensions 175 x 267 4 x 52 9 mm W x H x D Material housing aluminum Color anodized natural Weight typically 0 4 kg...

Page 21: ...ions Bottom Appropriate connector cables are available as accessories See chapters 14 2 Cable 6 1 1 X1 M12 Y coded supply Ethernet n c do not use 6 1 2 X2 M12 D coded Ethernet Pin Function 1 Tx 2 Tx 3...

Page 22: ...20 27 11 2020 6 1 3 X5 Phoenix 2 pin RM3 5 mm Coupling LED The connection is not protected against external voltages or short circuits This is used exclusively for operating an LED according to chapte...

Page 23: ...ACCESPOINT WLAN HGW BWH 011 27 11 2020 Page 21 6 2 Side Connections...

Page 24: ...or USB supply be tested before actual use 6 2 2 X4 microSD Card It is recommended that only storage media provided by SIGMATEK be used For the appropriate storage media see chapter 14 1 microSD Card T...

Page 25: ...Page 23 6 3 Display 6 3 1 Front LEDs The HGW Link display LEDs as well as Ethernet 1 2 are controlled via the customer appli cation The following example is used as orientation for the application tec...

Page 26: ...onnection WLAN HGW connected FSoE connection active Ethernet 1 RED YELLOW GREEN Application specific e g no connection connected with control CP SCP FSoE connection active Ethernet 2 RED YELLOW GREEN...

Page 27: ...he X5 connector The internal 330 resistor limits the current for the LED If the LED needs a lower current an additional external resistor can connected in series The signal light can be implemented th...

Page 28: ...l hand Otherwise the error free function of the WLAN connection cannot be guaranteed DANGER This device has wireless technologies which can pose a dan ger to people with pacemakers These individuals m...

Page 29: ...red using 2 system variables Runtime Remaining time SWRuntime Preset value for runtime counter Solution Optimize the application s cyclic task Use higher capacity CPU Configure setpoint 03 POINTER Inc...

Page 30: ...mory module Causes The program memory module is defective The user program is too large The program memory module is missing Solution Exchange the program memory module 08 RESET The CPU has received t...

Page 31: ...program is stopped and the CPU is currently receiving a new module or pro ject Info 21 INVALID MODULE The CPU has received a module that does not belong to the project Solution Recompile and download...

Page 32: ...d 36 MODULE LOAD ER ROR The LASAL Module or project cannot be loaded Solution Recompile and download the en tire project 37 BOOTIMAGE FAIL URE A general error has occurred while load ing the operating...

Page 33: ...error to SIGMATEK 64 INTERNAL ERROR An internal error has occurred all appli cations are stopped Restart report error to SIGMATEK 65 FILE ERROR An error has occurred during a file opera tion 66 DEBUG...

Page 34: ...the internal program memory 97 USER DEFINED 2 User definable code 98 USER DEFINED 3 User definable code 99 USER DEFINED 4 User definable code 100 C_INIT Initialization start the configuration is run...

Page 35: ...rent class 117 C_COMPATIBLE An object with the same name and class exists but must be updated 224 LINKING The application is currently linking 225 LINKING ERROR An error has occurred while linking 226...

Page 36: ...mechanical stress must therefore be avoided For storage and transport the same values for humidity and vibration as for operation must be maintained During transport temperature and humidity fluctuati...

Page 37: ...e function ground via the cable shielding the signal range should be configured so that the handheld operating panel functions error free throughout the entire operation area to mount the base station...

Page 38: ...disrupt or damage the system 9 2 2 Determining Antenna Positions CAUTION To ensure signal range the position of the base station must be measured and defined by trained personnel 9 2 3 Placing the In...

Page 39: ...the supply lines must be taken into consideration The voltage to the base station must be within the specified limits 9 3 1 Ground Shielding The base station is grounded via the cable shielding It is...

Page 40: ...9 3 2 ESD Protection Before any device is connected to or disconnected from the terminal the potential should be equalized by touching the control cabinet or ground ter minal Electrostatic loads throu...

Page 41: ...WLAN At the time of delivery the panel is configured as an access point and the network is acces sible with the following parameters The serial number is contained in the network name SSID This can b...

Page 42: ...LAN channels supported by the hardware and the settings can be found in the docu ment WLAN Configuration Only the channels and settings specified therein can be used The information contained in WLAN...

Page 43: ...el can be coupled with the machine For this purpose see the documentation of the corresponding class If the operating panel has Safety functions and the base station is coupled with a safety related c...

Page 44: ...ot functioning Current supply unavailable Check whether the base station is powered HGW functional range limited HGW link not available see LED on BWH Couple the operating panel to the machine Signal...

Page 45: ...prayed To clean no erosive cleaning solutions chemicals abrasive cleansers or hard objects that can scratch or damage the base station may be used The use of steam jets or compressed air is prohibited...

Page 46: ...n exchanging the microSD card note that you are coming into contact with ESD sensitive areas of the device The applicable ESD measures must be taken 1 Ensure that an ESD compliant work ing method is f...

Page 47: ...ge 45 4 Rotate the cover as shown 5 If a microSD card is installed press it approximately 2 mm into the de vice and release it The card latch thereby disengages and the mi croSD card is ejected approx...

Page 48: ...now mounted 9 Turn the BWH on The microSD card can be ordered as an accessory see chapter 14 1 microSD Card 12 3 Repair When sent for repair the panel should be transported in the original packag ing...

Page 49: ...electronic scrap regulation must be observed The panel cannot be discarded with domestic waste 14 Accessories 14 1 microSD Card 14 2 Cable See documentation for operating device connection cables 14 3...

Page 50: ...BASE STATION Page 48 27 11 2020 Documentation Changes Change date Affected page s Chapter Note 27 11 2020 16 17 4 4 1 WLAN 2 4 GHz 4 4 2 WLAN 5 GHz 4 4 3 Antennae Channels changed Channels changed In...

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