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Device Description 

WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 758 

 

 

758-915 

Bluetooth

®

 ETHERNET Gateway  

 

Manual 

 

Version 1.1.0, applicable from  FW/HW Version 01/01 

 

3.5 

Operating Elements 

 

The “Mode” membrane button is located at the bottom of the device. This button 

is used to initiate certain autoconfiguration procedures. LEDs A to D indicate 

which procedure is active. For more information about this refer to the Section 

“Configuration using the Mode membrane button”. 

 

Figure 11: Operating element 

Table 5: Legend for the “Operating element” figure 

No.  Description 

1 

Mode membrane button 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 758-915

Page 1: ...Manual WAGO I O SYSTEM 758 Bluetooth ETHERNET Gateway 758 915 Version 1 1 0 applicable from FW HW Version 01 01...

Page 2: ...Support Phone 49 0 571 8 87 5 55 Fax 49 0 571 8 87 85 55 E Mail support wago com Every conceivable measure has been taken to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this documentation However as error...

Page 3: ...recautions 11 3 Device Description 13 3 1 View 14 3 2 Labeling 15 3 3 Connectors 16 3 3 1 Pin Assignment for Power Supply 16 3 3 2 Pin Assignment for System Connection 16 3 3 3 Antenna 17 3 4 Display...

Page 4: ...he Mode Membrane Button 53 8 1 2 2 Configuration of the 2nd WEG Using the Mode Membrane Button 53 8 1 3 Roaming Among WEGs 54 8 1 3 1 Common Configuration of WEGs 55 8 1 3 2 Configuration of Access Po...

Page 5: ...ies The Bluetooth ETHERNET Gateway shall only be installed and operated according to the instructions in this manual 1 2 Revision History Table 1 Revision History Document version Device version Revis...

Page 6: ...nal Injury Indicates a moderate risk potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Personal Injury Indicates a low risk potentially hazardous situation w...

Page 7: ...s Documentation 7 758 915 Bluetooth ETHERNET Gateway Manual Version 1 1 0 applicable from FW HW Version 01 01 Additional Information Refers to additional information which is not an integral part of t...

Page 8: ...s of paths and data files are marked in italic type e g C Programme WAGO I O CHECK Menu Menu items are marked in bold letters e g Save A greater than sign between two names means the selection of a me...

Page 9: ...ts Third party products are always mentioned without any reference to patent rights Thus the existence of such rights cannot be excluded 2 1 2 Personnel Qualification All sequences implemented on the...

Page 10: ...ork VPN Regularly perform threat analyses You can check whether the measures taken meet your security requirements Use defense in depth mechanisms in your system s security configuration to restrict t...

Page 11: ...0 VDC Do not use device in hazardous environments The device is not designed for use in hazardous areas Maintenance Repair only by authorized specialists The device contains no parts that can be servi...

Page 12: ...above mentioned materials Clean tools and materials are imperative for handling devices modules Cleaning only with permitted materials Clean soiled contacts using oil free compressed air or with ethyl...

Page 13: ...oth Class 1 device with additional special functions implemented which enhance coexistence the WEG provides particularly robust real time capable radio links over long distances without any adverse im...

Page 14: ...on 1 Status and diagnosis LEDs front Display Elements 2 Internal circular polarized directional antenna 5 dB Connectors 3 Fixing hole 1 Mounting 4 LEDs for link quality indication bottom configuration...

Page 15: ...rs for POWER LAN are marked on the front of the device Figure 3 Marking on front of device The connections Power LAN link quality and configuration button Mode are marked on the bottom of the device F...

Page 16: ...y Power is supplied to the device via a 5 pole A coded M12 connector Table 6 Power supply M12 Connector on Device Pin Pin assignment 1 Vin 9 V 30 VDC 2 Trigger input ground 3 Vin Ground 0 V 4 Trigger...

Page 17: ...ice As the device comes equipped with a circular polarized antenna rotation of the device around the link axis between the local and remote device does not have any adverse impact on link quality The...

Page 18: ...a diagram shows the side view of the antenna s electromagnetic field Figure 9 Antenna diagram Vertical 2 450GHz The alignment characteristic for the internal antenna is primarily relevant for links in...

Page 19: ...g up link to other Bluetooth device Red Error Off No Bluetooth link available 3 LAN yellow On ETHERNET link available Blinking ETHERNET communication active Off No ETHERNET link available 4 Link Quali...

Page 20: ...button is located at the bottom of the device This button is used to initiate certain autoconfiguration procedures LEDs A to D indicate which procedure is active For more information about this refer...

Page 21: ...oHS compliant Yes Configuration Via Web based Management System or using the Mode membrane button Immunity to interference Static discharge based on EN 61000 4 2 Contact discharge 4 kV Air discharge 8...

Page 22: ...ax 1 MBit s RF transmitting power Bluetooth Class 1 RF input sensitivity 85 dBm at BER 0 1 Wireless connections 1 Antenna Internal directional antenna 5 dBi non exchangeable Transmission range Up to 4...

Page 23: ...s subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired opera...

Page 24: ...nge can only be effective under optimal conditions A lack of line of sight link or mis alignment of the devices will result in reduced range For a line of sight link install the devices such that the...

Page 25: ...ices distance between devices is around 30 m Yes Links are also possible without line of sight but the range is substantially reduced depending on the obstacle e g a wall A fire protection wall or a s...

Page 26: ...dio link quality can be degraded on failure to maintain this distance Do not install antenna directly in front of metallic surfaces The front of the WEG and hence the internal antenna shall not be loc...

Page 27: ...ch on the power supply until the device has been properly connected LAN Improperly routed ETHERNET cables can carry dangerous overvoltage Always ensure that these cables have been laid properly before...

Page 28: ...1 01 6 Commissioning The device is not equipped with a power switch meaning it is put into operation simply by applying power Use the correct supply voltage The output of the power supply unit must pr...

Page 29: ...s Group Subgroup Parameter Default value Network IP configuration IP address 192 168 1 99 Network IP configuration Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Network IP configuration Default gateway 192 168 1 99 Netwo...

Page 30: ...scenario Figure 14 Mode membrane button and status LEDs 7 2 1 Overview of Autoconfiguration Procedures The following autoconfiguration procedures can be selected in the order given Table 15 Autoconfig...

Page 31: ...Mode membrane button only those parameters required for the particular autoconfiguration will be overwritten You can initially make changes via the Web based Management System and then for example inh...

Page 32: ...Mode On Bluetooth Security Visible No Bluetooth Connection Device Name blank Miscellaneous Send AT command ATS1007 1250 Send Also effective when partner device is using autoconfiguration mode 6 De ac...

Page 33: ...Configuration selection LED A lights up and the operating mode Configuration selection is active If this is not the case repeat steps 1 and 2 3 Select the autoconfiguration procedure Select the requir...

Page 34: ...onding to the procedure will flash until the procedure is concluded All of these procedures can also be manually terminated prematurely by pressing the Mode membrane button again or by briefly disconn...

Page 35: ...browser e g Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox 2 Enter the IP address of the WEG on the URL line and confirm by pressing Enter For WBM access check the IP firewall settings and the connect...

Page 36: ...processing sequence in the WBM When using the WBM always enter your password first then click Login and then click Read to load the settings currently active in the device to the display If you do no...

Page 37: ...WAGO I O SYSTEM 758 Configuration 37 758 915 Bluetooth ETHERNET Gateway Manual Version 1 1 0 applicable from FW HW Version 01 01 Figure 16 WBM Configuration page...

Page 38: ...commands When you click Advanced at the top of the WBM page a text dialog window Output is shown that displays the AT commands exchanged with the device This display is only required when you wish to...

Page 39: ...can also enter or change the access password here for protected device settings Change password 1 Enter the current password in the box Password default wago 2 Log in using this password by clicking L...

Page 40: ...ssword Set password Send new password Read current settings Read Update display for all parameters presented in the WBM read out current device settings Bluetooth Local name BTEG Display local device...

Page 41: ...via DHCP If there is not active DHCP server in the network the WEG will use the IP settings entered for IP address Netmask and Default gateway no De activate DHCP manually set IP parameters The device...

Page 42: ...eset IP parameters without changing settings If you no longer know the IP address for your WEG you can reset the IP address for the WEG using the Mode membrane button without having to change other se...

Page 43: ...oth General Table 19 WBM Configuration Page Bluetooth General Entry Value Description General Operation mode PANU NAP The field Operation mode is reserved for future use Leave this setting at PANU Dev...

Page 44: ...ked The WEG does not usually reply to inquiries when it is actively linked to another device no WEG does not reply to inquiries from other devices Other devices may only set up a wireless link if they...

Page 45: ...fulfilled otherwise it begins a new search inquiry This setting is suitable for scenarios in which normally only the device to be linked is within range If other active Bluetooth devices are anticipat...

Page 46: ...Low emission mode on When searching for linkable partners the WEG employs the Low Emission Mode This enables the frequency band to be commonly used more effectively The WEG only evaluates this setting...

Page 47: ...e defined either by their device address or by their device name As an OR option one of these two fields must remain blank Active link setup when device name address has been entered If either the dev...

Page 48: ...WEGs in the appendix Observe the proper spelling case structure of the device name In order for a remote device to be detected as an acceptable device there must be 100 concurrence with the character...

Page 49: ...verview section to show the text dialog window with panel output Write settings Write all Save all of the settings currently shown in the WBM system in the device All settings will become effective im...

Page 50: ...Output text dialog window for panel interface Writing commands are concluded with v with v indicating the value to be written Read commands end with An example of write access could be ATS1109 6 with...

Page 51: ...e wireless link 0x01 Only display RSSI at LEDs A B 0x02 Only display link quality at LEDs A D 0x03 Display RSSI at LEDs A B and link quality at LEDs C D AT AMGD AT AMGD data Up to 31 bytes of any user...

Page 52: ...lights up and the Configuration mode is active 3 Press the Mode membrane button 1 x to select autoconfiguration procedure 2 Reset to Factory Default Settings LED B lights up 4 Press and hold the Mode...

Page 53: ...thin 5 s after restarting the device If an extended period of time has passed since the last restart disconnect the power from the device reconnect it and then press the Mode membrane button The A LED...

Page 54: ...eral WEGs are used point to point links can be established consecutively between an ETHERNET segment and alternating other ETHERNET segments This provides an ETHERNET device mounted on an independent...

Page 55: ...e ration of active to passive devices and vice versa is also freely definable for roll assignment 8 1 3 1 Common Configuration of WEGs The following settings should be made via the Web based Managemen...

Page 56: ...ple the following name can be selected when a total of three WEGs are used as access points WEG_myAP_X WEG_myAP_Y WEG_myAP_Z Bluetooth Security Visible for other devices Yes Bluetooth Connection Devic...

Page 57: ...e low setting when existing links are to be maintained as long as possible Bluetooth Roaming Connect to name scheme Recommended Connect to best name Miscellaneous AT commands AT AMMP Maximum transmit...

Page 58: ...ue Bluetooth Security Passkey Identical to the item selected at the access point Bluetooth Security Security Mode Identical to the item selected at the access point Bluetooth WLAN coexistence Low emis...

Page 59: ...PROFINET optimization should be activated to ensure that the PROFINET data is handled with a higher priority Failure to activate this option can result in the outside data occupying transmission bandw...

Page 60: ...significant influencing factors is required to optimize coexistence between different wireless technologies and or devices A brief description of the essential basics is therefore given below These a...

Page 61: ...exing techniques presented here to the user does however vary to substantially different degrees 1 for example is essentially determined by the communicating applications Although consideration can be...

Page 62: ...ansmitting power is increased due to poor reception this may degrade reception even further In cases like this and other similar scenarios space division multiplex should be provided as a better solut...

Page 63: ...b g 11 channels for use worldwide 20 MHz bandwidth per channel Maximum of 3 channels can be used without any overlapping e g channels 1 6 11 ISM band 2400 MHz 2483 5 MHz Figure 27 Adaptive Frequency H...

Page 64: ...nnel 7 Bluetooth channel 52 78 Figure 29 AFH with Bluetooth and WLAN example For AFH to be effective transmission by the WLAN system must produce signals strong enough to interfere with Bluetooth tran...

Page 65: ...AFH and manual blocking of WLAN frequency ranges guaranteeing undisturbed operation at a maximum transmission rate and minimum transmission and reaction times 8 4 4 Low Emission ModeTM The properties...

Page 66: ...his ensures that disturbance of any WLAN transmission that is interfered with is limited only to a very short period Implementation of the Low Emission ModeTM or similar mechanisms is a prerequisite f...

Page 67: ...racteristic i e depending on the antenna alignment only highly amplified or extremely attenuated signals can be received The internal antenna of the WEG possesses an antenna gain of 5 dBi meaning that...

Page 68: ...ient conditions vehicles movement of stored goods pedestrians These factors can make a precise prediction of the maximum range extremely difficult Effective path of radio waves is more significant tha...

Page 69: ...y due to the FHSS that is used which ensures that the frequency of the transmission channel is changed up to 1600 times per second This not only improves coexistence but also makes interception of the...

Page 70: ...0 applicable from FW HW Version 01 01 The secure mode is preset when conducting configuration using the Mode membrane button If a link between WEGs is being configured using the Mode membrane button t...

Page 71: ...adio communications devices which are allowed to communicate license free throughout the world in the ISM band at around 2 45 GHz are on the other hand subject to legal provisions restricting their tr...

Page 72: ...sion Bluetooth context Information in percentage on recognized bit errors during baseband transmissions As a rule packets recognized as defective can be automatically repaired If this is not possible...

Page 73: ...r DNS Diagnostics Diagnostic information provides information on the system status particularly on disturbances or error conditions E ETHERNET Specifies a Local Area Network LAN which was developed by...

Page 74: ...ignals a mediocre link while any value below 50 represents a poor link M Media Access Control Identification MAC ID The Media Access Control Identification MAC ID of a device is hardware address Bluet...

Page 75: ...cated very near to one another S Signal strength The signal strength is an indicator of reception quality The higher the signal strength the better the reception Subnet A subnet is a logical division...

Page 76: ...n and status LEDs 30 Figure 15 Flow chart 34 Figure 16 WBM Configuration page 37 Figure 17 Basic Advanced modes 38 Figure 18 View of panel in the Advanced mode 38 Figure 19 WBM configuration page Syst...

Page 77: ...29 Table 15 Autoconfiguration Procedures 30 Table 16 Overwriting of Configuration 32 Table 17 WBM Configuration Page System Overview Section 40 Table 18 WBM Configuration Page Network section 41 Table...

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