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CcM WiFi Manual 2021
5.2 STEP 2: CONNECTION TO THE PRINCIPAL
CCM
Connect the CcM WiFi peripheral to its principal
CcM and fit it in its upper part as depicted in Figure
5.
Figure 5 CcM WiFi connected to CcM4
Make sure that the principal CcM devi -
ce has the default Modbus address, ‘1’,
configured in the device. For more in
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formation about address assignment,
refer to the specific manual of the rela
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ted principal CcM device.
5.3 STEP 3: POWER SUPPLY AND TURNING ON
Once it is connected to the hosting device (princi-
pal CcM) and the principal CcM is connected to the
thermal-magnetic switch or residual-current circuit
breaker, enable power supply of the principal CcM
by activating the thermal-magnetic switch or resi-
dual-current circuit breaker. Then, the LED of the
CcM WiFi will flash once to indicate that the device
is powered and is on.
Automatically, the CcM WiFi will proceed to syn-
chronize with the principal hosting CcM and will
flash twice. Since this double flash, both the LED
and the button of the CcM WiFi will start mirroring
those on the principal CcM device, which hosts it
and supplies it with power.
At the end of this document, there is an annex with
examples of the possible connections in
Cloud and
Gateway modes between principal CcM4 devices
and secondary CcM1 devices.
6. CONFIGURATION
The device has various operating modes, which may
be configured using a web portal “embedded” in
the CcM WiFi device.
Once the CcM WiFi device starts for the first time,
it will act as an Access Point (section 6.1) for its con-
figuration. Once it is configured and the local WiFi
network (router) is selected in order to link it to data
transfer to the cloud, the device will change to the
Client mode (section 6.2). In the Client mode the
data may be read and transferred to the EnergyCcM
software tool (Cloud mode) or to a third-party server
using connection to a fixed IP (Gateway mode) or
via FTP (FTP mode).