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Teleport Integration Unit. Configuration Manual

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5.3.2 Network settings

Basic Settings → Network Settings

This section describes the basic network settings of the integration unit.

Figure 5.3.2.1 Network settings

MAC

is the physical address of the device used to identify the device in the

network. It is not recommended to change the MAC address otherwise than in
extreme cases, since it ensures uniqueness of the device in the network. The last 2
bytes of the factory MAC address are the serial number of the device. See the factory
MAC address on the label attached to the enclosure.

IP

is the network address of the device. When working within the same

subnet, it is necessary to ensure the uniqueness of the network address.

Mask

is the subnet mask.

Gateway

is the gateway network address. If the gateway is not used, leave the

default value:

255.255.255.255

DNS

is the network address of the DNS resolver. It is used in some functions

to convert the host name to its network address. If not used, leave the default value:

255.255.255.255

DHCP Mode

is selecting the operating mode of the DHCP protocol:

1.

Disable

– DHCP disabled. The integration unit uses static network

settings (IP, Mask, Gateway, etc.).

2.

Client

– DHCP mode enabled. The integration unit receives network

settings automatically using broadcast request to the DHCP server.

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Summary of Contents for Teleport-1

Page 1: ...Configuration Manual Teleport 01 Teleport 02 Integration unit Broadcasting dry contacts Manual Version 1 Firmware Version 1 0 Fort Telecom Perm 2016 ...

Page 2: ...the event list 28 5 3 14 Configuring Syslog 29 5 3 14 1 Syslog message list 32 5 3 15 Configuring SMTP 33 5 3 15 1 Example of configuration with a dedicated mail server on the local network 34 5 3 15 2 Example of configuration with an external mail server 39 5 3 16 Configuring SNMP 41 5 3 16 1 Configuring SNMP v1 41 5 3 16 2 Configuring SNMP v3 42 5 3 17 Remote Ping function 43 5 3 18 Statistics 4...

Page 3: ... list of remote devices 66 5 4 4 Show group 67 5 4 4 1 Viewing summary information 68 5 4 4 2 Viewing Teleport integration unit settings 69 5 4 5 Firmware update using TFTP 73 5 4 6 Saving and loading configuration and log via TFTP 75 5 4 6 1 Saving configuration 75 5 4 6 2 Restoring configuration 75 5 4 6 3 Saving system log 76 5 4 7 Saving settings 76 5 4 8 Reboot 76 5 4 9 Exiting the management...

Page 4: ...ics are used to show the path to the web page DEFAULT Bold type is used to highlight important parameters values button names etc IPADDRESS 192 168 0 1 Courier New font is used to highlight parameters in the settings file VALUE Angle brackets are replaced with the variable value in the console command config syslog state STATE The console command is in bold and italics config syslog state enable T...

Page 5: ...Teleport 2 allow you to organize Virtual channel RS 485 over Ethernet At the same time the ready made transport infrastructure is used and there are no restrictions on the length of the RS 485 line Thus in the presence of an existing video surveillance system you can very easily deploy perimeter security system The Teleport 2 unit in addition to the RS 485 port allows you to supply power to the de...

Page 6: ...485 interface Fig 1 3 Application in the monitoring of electricity meters 1 4 Converting RS 485 to Ethernet There is another option to connect detectors working via RS 485 to the server In the Teleport integration units an Ethernet frame is formed that contains data from the RS 485 port Reverse decompression can be performed on another integration unit or in upper layer application as shown in Fig...

Page 7: ...hernet 2 Broadcasting of Dry contacts 2 1Control of unauthorized access to cabinets TFortis PSW switches have discrete inputs to which you can connect any sensors such as dry contact for example reed switches limit switches to organize control of opening the cabinets The signal of opening is transmitted by the switch to the integration unit Thus when the input is triggered on the switch the corres...

Page 8: ...urity system 2 2 Remote control automation Broadcasting the input of one device to the output of another can also be used for remote control of actuators However it should be kept in mind that the built in output relays are low power To switch a powerful load you need to use additional switching devices contactors Fig 1 8 Actuator control ...

Page 9: ...ies of events that can be transmitted to Teleport integration units Camera hanging Loss of power 230VAC Disconnection of fiber optics etc On the server side these events are converted into logical states of the outputs of the Teleport unit which can be connected to the security controller Fig 1 9 Transmission of alarm events ...

Page 10: ...hm no galvanic isolation Inputs 3 Closed state less than 200 Ohm Open state more than 50 kOhm No galvanic isolation Outputs 9 Normally open contact Switching voltage 30V Switching current 50 mA Channel resistance 10 Ohm Galvanic isolation Power supply Power supply voltage 12 24VDC 9V 27V Maximum power consumption 3V Design 106x90x58 mm width of 6 modules Max weight 0 3 kg DIN rail mounting 35 mm M...

Page 11: ...85 1 up to 115 200 bit sec rate up to 100 m length built in terminator 120 Ohm with galvanic isolation Inputs 5 Closed state less than 200 Ohm Open state more than 50 kOhm with galvanic isolation Outputs 1 Normally open contact Switching voltage 250V Switching current 150 mA With galvanic isolation Power supply IEEE802 3af Class 3 13 W Power output for external devices 24VDC 6W With galvanic isola...

Page 12: ... and protocols Broadcasting the state of the inputs to the outputs of the remote device Broadcasting data from RS485 via Ethernet to a remote device or to the TFortis Administrator application Virtual extension of the RS485 line Support of up to 32 remote devices Integrated web interface Modbus RTU ASCII TCP client Telnet monitoring by SNMP v1 v3 SNTP SMTP Syslog system log DNS remote Ping functio...

Page 13: ...Teleport Integration Unit Configuration Manual 12 3 Description 3 1 Appearance Fig 3 1 Teleport 1 appearance Fig 3 2 Teleport 2 appearance with removed cover ...

Page 14: ...s and outputs if the input or output is closed the LED is ON if open OFF These indicators can be useful in the configuration and setup process Table 1 1 Purpose of the indicators Indicator status Device status RUN indicator flashing 4 seconds interval The device operates with the factory settings RUN indicator flashing 1 second interval The device operates normally the settings are different from ...

Page 15: ... has RESET hard button The button is located in 3 see Figure 3 1 and is sunken in the housing To press the button use any thin non metallic object To restart the integration unit press RESET button and hold it down for 3 5 seconds To restore default settings press RESET button and hold it down for 15 20 seconds ...

Page 16: ...ser Telnet is an alternative way of device configuring using a console application such as Microsoft Telnet PuTTY Hyper Terminal etc Management by means of SNMP is currently implemented in the test version and not all commands are supported in full SNMP is recommended for monitoring rather that management of the switch 5 2 What you need to know before connection Attention The device outputs are no...

Page 17: ...1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Login Password not specified DHCP client off Telnet on SNMP off Before connecting make sure that the network card of the computer is on the same subnet as Teleport integration unit 192 168 0 Start the web browser and enter the IP address 192 168 0 1 in the address bar Figure 5 3 1 1 Figure 5 3 1 1 Connection to the integration unit After connection main web interface pa...

Page 18: ...tomatically updated every 10 seconds Note by default access to web interface is available without login and password It is recommended to restrict access in the future by setting login and password In this case each subsequent connection will be accompanied by a standard authentication dialog box After connecting to web interface proceed with configuration To start the configuration you should hav...

Page 19: ...he Security node may be located too far away from the Server The only solution may be the use of fiber optic lines for the Ethernet network In this case you can implement a virtual channel pipe via Ethernet for RS 485 Teleport 2 converts RS 485 to Ethernet Data goes through the nodal switch TFortis PSW then by fiber optics through the core switch then to Teleport 1 integration unit where the rever...

Page 20: ...isible to Teleport 2 and Teleport 2 visible to Teleport 1 you should introduce them to each other To do that each unit has a list of remote devices It stores all the devices that a local device can interact with Let s take Teleport 1 as an example For it the remote device is Teleport 2 Therefore go to Teleport 1 web interface tab Teleport Settings Remote Devices As we see the list is empty yet Add...

Page 21: ...te devices of Teleport 1 A similar setting is made on Teleport 2 web interface Figure 5 3 1 7 Configuration of remote devices of Teleport 2 Configuring RS 485 port To configure RS 485 port go to RS 485 RS 485 Settings tab Figure 5 3 1 7 Configuration of RS 485 port of Teleport 1 ...

Page 22: ...ct RS485 Ethernet mode Indicate all the devices to which the data will be broadcast in the list of Remote Devices In our case there is only one entry Teleport 2 So we select it by setting a check mark Click Apply to apply the settings Select the same settings on the other device Configuration is completed Data from RS485 port of the perimeter surveillance controller will be transparently delivered...

Page 23: ...tached to the enclosure IP is the network address of the device When working within the same subnet it is necessary to ensure the uniqueness of the network address Mask is the subnet mask Gateway is the gateway network address If the gateway is not used leave the default value 255 255 255 255 DNS is the network address of the DNS resolver It is used in some functions to convert the host name to it...

Page 24: ...n rights and if necessary one or more users with User rights Access rights are separated by selecting the Access Right field Figure 5 3 3 2 Configuring user name and password A user with Admin rights has maximum authorities A user with User rights has limited authorities cannot change settings and has access to statistics and diagnostic tools Ping If setting was successful the message Parameters a...

Page 25: ...description Basic Settings Device Description Figure 5 3 4 1 Device description Device Name device name Device Location device location Service Company contact information of the service company or responsible person These fields are optional and only serve to simplify the identification of the device The maximum length of entries is 64 characters in English and 32 characters in Russian ...

Page 26: ...ary it may be disabled The login and password for Telnet access are the same as for the web interface access Option Echo is an option of Telnet protocol enabled by default In addition the firmware may be upgraded using Telnet in this case TFTP protocol is used Since TFTP protocol is not secure it is disabled by default If necessary it is possible to enable it or change the standard UDP port 69 for...

Page 27: ... connected with SNTP However to simplify administration Teleport supports the recording of the event log in the black box and sending syslog and e mail messages about the events to the network administrator With SNTP protocol enabled these messages will include a time stamp which can be helpful for the administrator servicing the network Settings State state Server IP address IP address of SNTP se...

Page 28: ...Language Figure 5 3 7 1 Language selection The web interface of Teleport supports 2 languages Russian and English The default language is English You may change it to Russian if necessary To do that make sure there are no problems with text encodings in the browser The web interface uses UTF 8 encoding ...

Page 29: ...remote devices only in this tab The list stores all the devices a local device can interact with To add a new device fill in the following fields Name description of the device This field is optional bit it may simplify further identification of the device Type type of remote device IP Address IP address of remote device Press Apply to save the settings Press Edit to edit the settings of the remot...

Page 30: ...Teleport Integration Unit Configuration Manual 29 Figure 5 3 8 2 Detailed information about the device ...

Page 31: ...ters Baudrate speed of the port bits per second Parity parity check Disable disabled Even even Odd Odd Data Bits number of data bits Stop Bits number of stop bits Figure 5 3 9 1 Setting RS 485 Setting the operating mode Figure 5 3 9 1 Setting the operating mode The interface currently supports only one operating mode that is broadcasting RS 485 data via Ethernet In this mode you need to specify th...

Page 32: ... currently the only operating mode of the input Remote Device the remote device to which the input state will be broadcast If the input is active you should specify the place for broadcasting i e set the remote device Remote Port the number of the remote device output to which the input state will be broadcast Inverse the input inversion The inverse state of the input will be broadcast to the remo...

Page 33: ...The integration unit contains several managed solid state relays The outputs support several management modes Operation Mode 1 Pair Connection pair connection mode In this mode the output is used to broadcast the state of the remote device input The input on the remote device from which the input is to be broadcast also switches to Pair Connection For this mode specify the remote device in the Rem...

Page 34: ...s controlled only via the Modbus protocol Due to the restriction of the output management mode only one managing protocol may be used at a certain time point However you may use a variety of options to monitor the state of inputs as there are no restrictions in this respect 1 receiving messages about changes in the output state via Syslog SMTP SNMP Traps protocol 2 sending requests about the outpu...

Page 35: ...nputs and outputs and manage the outputs Address space for the Modbus protocol address value 00001 00009 00001 The state of digital outputs for Teleport 1 Teleport 2 10001 10003 10001 10005 The state of digital inputs for Teleport 1 Teleport 2 The integration unit supports the following protocol functions 0x01 Read Coil Status read the digital input 0x02 Read Discrete Inputs read the digital outpu...

Page 36: ... is generally accepted 0 Emergency the system is inoperable 1 Alert the system requires immediate intervention 2 Critical the state of the system is critical 3 Error error messages 4 Warning warnings about possible problems 5 Notice messages of normal but important events 6 Informational information messages 7 Debug debugging messages Such separation of events significance levels allows to process...

Page 37: ...s immediate intervention 2 Critical the state of the system is critical 3 Error error messages 4 Warning warnings about possible problems 5 Notice messages of normal but important events 6 Informational information messages 7 Debug debugging messages Such separation of event significance levels allows processing the events in different ways on the recipient side For example messages about level 6 ...

Page 38: ...le we are interested in the input change event Figure 5 3 14 3 Select the event Then go to the Events Syslog Settings tab and enable the Syslog protocol and set the IP address of the server to which messages will be sent Figure 5 3 14 4 Configuring Syslog Getting Syslog messages After configuring the integration unit proceed to configure the server Let s consider an example for Windows OS There ar...

Page 39: ...imple The main thing is to choose Install as Service in the Choose Operating Mode window in this case Kiwi Syslog will be installed as a service it will start as the OS starts and will reside in the tray Figure 5 3 14 5 Kiwi Syslog installation After installation start the program By default all received messages will be displayed in the main window These messages are recorded to a text file It is...

Page 40: ...e web interface with a password Update firmware x x x Firmware update Default settings Reset to factory settings Clear ARP cash Clear the ARP cache Start after power reset Start after power reset Start after reset Start after reset Output 1 is changed Output 1 has changed its state Input 1 is changed Input 1 is active with indication of the current state ...

Page 41: ...with the server will be automatically activated If these fields are empty authentication will not be required The Teleport integration unit supports AUTH PLAIN and AUTH LOGIN authentication If server IP address is not specified messages are sent to this address by default To use the domain name set Server IP address in 0 0 0 0 and specify the domain name in the Server domain name field Examples of...

Page 42: ...puter 192 168 0 3 Since the SMTP protocol does not involve storing messages and issuing them to the mail client we need to include a mail server 192 168 0 2 into the network We select the domain name companyname com for the network the e mail address psw2g companyname com for PSW 2g server companyname com for the SMTP server and client companyname com for the client Configuring Teleport First spec...

Page 43: ...yname com and also set the backup address server2 companyname com to which the messages swill be duplicated E mail subject is TFortis Teleport 1 Leave the Login and Password fields empty since we are not going to use authentication Figure 5 3 15 1 3 Configuring SMTP in Teleport Press Apply Now the settings are applied Now let s configure the mail server There are a number of mail server programs f...

Page 44: ...fice Mail Server main window Go to menu Options SMTP POP3 server options and select Local domain name companyname com In the Users field add the user client Then select user type BOSS Office Mail Server support the following types of users 1 Postmaster a user responsible for Office Mail Server operation and maintenance This user receives special messages generated by the system in case of an error...

Page 45: ...Options Transaction options tab Set the IP address of the server check the box Automatically send outbound message if found disable SMTP authorization SMTP login button Figure 5 3 15 1 5 Office Mail Server configuration Now all the messages coming to the server will be forwarded to client companyname com ...

Page 46: ... 3 15 1 5 Configuring the Mozilla Thunderbird mail program After finishing all the settings you can go to the web interface to the SMTP Settings tab and check by sending a test message Fill in Subject and Message fields and send out the message If the settings are correct Mozilla Thunderbird will notify of the new message Figure 5 3 15 1 6 Sending a test message ...

Page 47: ...tp mail ru and port 25 Now we can start configuring Fill in the information according to Figure 5 3 15 2 2 Address for sending messages is companyname mail ru Let the recipient address be the same as if we are sending an e mail to ourselves Login companyname mail ru at mail ru login is the address itself Password password Note in this example we fill in the Server domain name field and fill the Se...

Page 48: ... 3 15 2 2 Configuring SMTP in PSW After finishing all the settings you can go to the web interface to the SMTP Settings tab and check by sending a test message Fill in Subject and Message fields and send out the message Figure 5 3 15 2 3 Sending a test message ...

Page 49: ...operates in a database called MIB The integration unit supports SNMP v1 and SNMP v3 5 3 16 1 Configuring SNMP v1 Figure 5 3 16 1 Configuring SNMP v1 State state Traps Server IP address the IP address of the server to which SNMP Traps are sent Version SNMP protocol version Read Community read only community the string used for authentication in SNMP v1 Also Read Community is used to send SNMP Taps ...

Page 50: ...he Security Level switch NoAuth NoPriv authorization only on the User Name line without encryption this mode is similar to SNMP v1 Auth NoPriv Auth Password authentication method HMAC MD5 96 without encryption Auth Priv Auth Password authentication method HMAC MD5 96 AES 128 encryption using the Priv Password key Engine ID identifier in SNMP v3 For each device Engine ID is unique it is generated b...

Page 51: ... Figure 5 3 17 1 Remote PING interface PING is a software utility used to test connection in TCP IP based networks This utility sends four 32 bytes packages and waits for echo replies This utility helps you ping the remote device directly from the integration unit It may be useful to resolve problems ...

Page 52: ... statistic information that can be useful to solve network issues and for network administration 5 3 18 1 Summary information Statistics Main Statistics This section displays statistics on the state of inputs and outputs RS 485 and the list of connected devices Figure 5 3 18 1 1 Summary statistics for the entire device ...

Page 53: ...atistics ARP Table The page contains the ARP cache of the processor represented as a table Figure 5 3 18 3 1 ARP table 5 3 18 5 DNS table Statistics DNS Table The tab contains the output of the DNS protocol matching hostname with its IP address Figure 5 3 18 5 1 DNS table ...

Page 54: ...Download log as file 5 3 19 Firmware update Figure 5 3 26 6 1 Log Update Backup Update Firmware The Teleport integration unit supports firmware update The latest firmware is always available on website tforis ru To update the firmware download the firmware archive file Unpack The firmware file has a img file extension Figure 5 3 19 1 img file In web interface go to Update Firmware tab and pick a f...

Page 55: ...s copied into device internal storage Figure 5 3 19 4 Wait when the file upload is finished When the file is uploaded press Update to update or Cancel to cancel Figure 5 3 19 5 Press Update After pressing Update the update process will start Do not reboot the integration unit do not turn off the power Figure 5 3 19 6 Wait while firmware update process finishes ...

Page 56: ...ackup Backup Recovery The Teleport integration unit support saving current settings to a configuration file this file editing and restoring settings from the file 5 3 20 1 Save settings to file In the side menu select Update Backup Backup Recovery Figure 5 3 20 1 1 Save and Restore settings interface In section 1 press the button Download a file You will be asked if you want to save or open the fi...

Page 57: ...lar settings In this case you can create a universal configuration file for these devices and change only a small set of parameters for each device for example the IP address Other parameters will be taken from the configuration file The configuration file generated by the integration unit when saving settings to a file is a file with bak extension with settings in text form This file can be opene...

Page 58: ...Admin access rights USER1_USERNAME User name USER1_PASSWD Account password USER1_RULE 0 Access rights 0 account disabled 1 Admin 2 User SYSTEM_NAME device description SYSTEM_LOCATION device location SYSTEM_CONTACT contact information SMTP_STATE 0 SMTP protocol 0 disabled 1 enabled SMTP_SERV_IP 0 0 0 0 IP address of the SMTP server SMTP_TO1 mailing address of recipient 1 SMTP_TO2 mailing address of...

Page 59: ...t in the EventList 7 disabled EVENT_LIST_OUTPUTS_T 12 event in the EventList 7 disabled SNMP_STATE 0 SNMP 0 disabled 1 enabled SNMP_SERVER 0 0 0 0 IP address of the SNMP Traps server SNMP_VERS 0 SNMP protocol version 0 SNMP v1 3 SNMP v3 SNMP_COMMUNITY1 public reading community SNMP_COMMUNITY2 private writing community SNMPV3_USER1_LEVEL 0 Security level 0 NoAuth NoPriv 1 Auth NoPriv 2 Auth Priv SN...

Page 60: ... of output 1 0 short 1 open OUTPUT1_ACTION 0 Not used OUTPUT1_MODE 0 Output management mode 0 Pair Connection 1 Manual 2 SNMP 3 Modbus OUTPUT1_DESCR Description of output 1 OUTPUT1_REMDEV 0 Remote device for output 1 if it is operating in Pair Connection mode INPUT1_STATE 0 Enable input operation 1 0 inactive 1 active INPUT1_ALARM 1 Not used INPUT1_DESCR Description of input 1 INPUT1_MODE 1 Operat...

Page 61: ...gure 5 3 21 1 Restoring default settings If necessary it is possible to reset the settings to the factory settings The resetting can be selective Keep current Network settings Reset all settings but keep current network settings IP MAC Gateway Mask Keep current username password Reset all settings but keep current access settings Username Password 5 3 22 Reboot Reboot Default Reboot If necessary T...

Page 62: ...and config ports 1 2 state enable you can reduce it to the minimum co po 1 2 st en 2 Auto completion of commands The ability to press the TAB key to complete the command entered Example If you enter con and press TAB the command will complete to config 3 Command history The history of the entered commands is available Switching is done with the UP DOWN keys You can connect to the device using any ...

Page 63: ...g the command or help The following designations are used as command arguments IP IP address in XX XX XX XX format STATE state either enable or disable VALUE any signed or unsigned integer STRING text line LIST list in the following form begin element end element Example For outputs 1 2 3 1 3 only for port 2 2 Setting process via Telnet includes several steps 1 Using the subset of commands from th...

Page 64: ... for access are not specified Let s go to the management mode Change the IP address by the command config ipif System ipaddress 192 168 0 100 Add a default gateway config ipif System gateway 192 168 0 100 Add a new remote device config teleport add 192 168 0 1 Check that the device is added show teleport Configure input 1 for further broadcasting to output 1 of the Teleport 1 device from IP 192 16...

Page 65: ... RS485 modbus setting Modbus teleport setting remote devices 2 The show command group system summary information about the device snmp information about SNMP syslog information about SYSLOG protocol sntp information about SNTP smtp information about SMTP firmware information about current firmware version arpentry ARP table tftp information about TFTP events information about configured events con...

Page 66: ...tings config ipif 1 IP address of the Teleport integration unit config ipif System ipaddress IP Example config ipif System ipaddress 192 168 0 100 2 Subnet mask config ipif System netmask IP Example config ipif System netmask 255 255 255 0 3 Gateway address config ipif System gateway IP Example config ipif System gateway 192 168 0 1 4 Address of the DNS server config ipif System dns IP Example con...

Page 67: ...e Community string Write Community config snmp write_community STRING Example config snmp write_community private 5 Protocol version SNMPv1 and SNMPv3 are supported config snmp version VALUE where VALUE 1 3 Example config snmp version 1 6 Security Level for SNMP v3 config snmp level VALUE where VALUE 0 NoAuth NoPriv 1 Auth NoPriv 2 Auth Priv Example config snmp level 2 7 User name for SNMP v3 conf...

Page 68: ...mple config syslog state enable 2 IP address of the server config syslog host IP Example config syslog host 192 168 0 1 5 4 3 4 SNTP setting 1 Enabling SNTP config sntp state STATE Example config sntp state enable 2 IP address of SNTP server config sntp primary IP Example config sntp primary 192 168 0 1 3 Time zone relative to UTC config sntp timezone VALUE Example config sntp timezone 6 5 4 3 5 C...

Page 69: ...able level 4 3 changes in the state of outputs config events outputs state STATE level NUM Example config events outputs state enable level 4 5 4 3 7 Configuring user accounts 1 Creating a new account config user_account add USERNAME PASSWORD MODE where USERNAME is the user name maximum 20 characters PASSWORD is the password maximum 20 characters MODE is the access rights level admin_rule user_rul...

Page 70: ...Example config description name psw 2g4f 2 configuring device location config description location STRING Example config description location servernaya 3 configuring contacts of the service company config description location STRING Example config description company superpuper telecom 5 4 3 9 Configuring inputs 1 enable input operation config inputs INPUT state STATE where INPUT is the input num...

Page 71: ... input state will be broadcast Example config inputs 1 remport 5 5 Inversion of the input state config inputs INPUT inverse STATE where INPUT is the input number STATE the state of the input inversion enable input inverted disable input is not inverted normal mode Example config inputs 1 inverse enable 5 4 3 10 Configuring outputs 1 Setting the initial state of the output in the manual mode config...

Page 72: ...utput if the output is operating in pair connection mode config outputs INPUT remdev IP where OUTPUT is the output number IP Address IP address of the remote device Note First add the remote device to the list config teleport add If you add a device with an unknown IP address an error will occur Example config outputs 1 remdev 192 168 0 2 5 4 3 11 Configuring RS485 1 Port speed config rs485 baudra...

Page 73: ... port disabled translate the port is operating in the broadcasting mode Example config rs485 mode translate 6 Adding remote devices config rs485 remdevs add IP where IP is the IP address of the remote device Example config rs485 remdevs add 192 168 0 1 7 Deleting the remote device config rs485 remdevs del IP where IP is the IP address of the remote device Example config rs485 remdevs del 192 168 0...

Page 74: ...e devices 1 Adding remote devices config teleport add IP where IP is the IP address of a new remote device Example config teleport add 192 168 0 1 2 Deleting the remote device config teleport del IP where IP is the IP address of the remote device Example config teleport del 192 168 0 1 ...

Page 75: ...mware version arpentry ARP table tftp information about TFTP events information about configured events config displays the entire configuration inputs information about the inputs of the expansion board outputs information about the outputs of the expansion board rs485 RS485 configuration information modbus information about Modbus configuration teleport information about remote devices All comma...

Page 76: ...onfiguration Manual 75 5 4 4 1 View summary information 1 Display full information about the device and its configuration show system 2 Display information about integrated firmware show firmware 3 Display ARP table show arpentry ...

Page 77: ...settings of the Teleport integration unit 1 Display information about SNMP show snmp For SNMP v1 For SNMP v3 2 Display information about Syslog protocol show syslog 3 Display information about SNTP settings show sntp 4 Display information about SMTP settings show smtp ...

Page 78: ...ation Manual 77 5 Display information about TFTP settings show tftp 6 Display information about event list setting show events 7 Display full configuration information is displayed in the same form as the configuration file show config ...

Page 79: ...t Configuration Manual 78 8 Information about the state of inputs show inputs 9 Information about the state of outputs show outputs 10 RS485 configuration information show rs485 11 Modbus configuration information show modbus ...

Page 80: ...Teleport Integration Unit Configuration Manual 79 12 Information about remote devices show teleport ...

Page 81: ...e Let s consider the update process in detail 1 First make sure that the TFTP server has been started If not start it A common application for Windows OS is Tftpd32 That is why we will consider the update process based on Tftpd32 The distribution file is available on the website http tftpd32 jounin net tftpd32 html Start in TFTP server mode As you can see the TFTP server will be accessible at the ...

Page 82: ...er to save this setting in the non volatile memory we execute the save command otherwise after the reboot this setting will not be saved Check that Teleport sees the TFTP server To do this you can ping 192 168 0 104 4 Proceed to update Enter the command download firmware_fromTFTP 192 168 0 104 1 PSWupdate407 013 25122014 img The file will start uploading the file to the internal memory after that ...

Page 83: ...ation file this file editing and restoring settings from the file 5 4 6 1 Saving configuration Configuration is saved to the specified TFTP server upload cfg_toTFTP IP PATH where IP is the IP address of the TFTP server PATH is the name and path of configuration 5 4 6 2 Restoring configuration Configuration is restored from the specified TFTP server download cfg_fromTFTP IP PATH where IP is the IP ...

Page 84: ... the device for later analysis upload log_toTFTP IP PATH where IP is the IP address of the TFTP server PATH is the path to the configuration file 5 4 7 Saving settings Saving settings to a non volatile memory Save 5 4 8 Reboot The integration unit is rebooted reboot 5 4 9 Exit the management mode Exit Telnet management mode exit ...

Page 85: ...gration Unit Configuration Manual 84 5 4 10 Diagnostic functions 5 4 10 1 Ping utility It allows to ping the remote node ping IP where IP is the node IP address If the node is available If the node is not available ...

Page 86: ...equipment call 8 a m to 4 p m Moscow time 8 800 100 112 8 7 342 260 20 30 e mail at tfortis fort telecom ru info fort telecom ru use Help Desk http support fort telecom ru All technical documents are available at http www tfortis ru en If you have any ideas for improvement or creating new devices you can send us a request at tfortis fort telecom ru ...

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