Eaton TFX Series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Operation
EATON TFX INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
6046279-001 September 2019 www.eaton.com
NOTICE
If it is connected with a USB cable, USB A-Micro USB A,
1.8 - 2 m cable, the device automatically starts in bootloader
mode. The LEDs do not light up.
In the USB-Controller field in the Device Manager, the
device is shown as “STM Device in DFU Mode”.
3. Start the
proemion
Firmware Programmer software.
4. In the menu, click on f
ile
> o
pen
C
trl
+o and navigate
to the storage path for the firmware update (*. f
w
B
in
).
5. Select the firmware update (*. f
w
B
in
) and click on the
o
pen
button.
6. In the list in the C
ommuniCation
p
ath
field, select the
interface C
onneCtion via
usB .
7. In the list in the D
eviCe
field, select RM D
eviCe
.
8. Click on the s
tart
f
irmware
D
ownloaD
button.
9. Wait until the update is finished.
NOTICE
Device defect due to power failure.
Destroyed file system on the device. Repair by
PROEMION necessary.
•
Do not disconnect the device from the power supply until
the process has been completed.
3 3
During the firmware update, the LEDs light up green
in the same sequence.
3 3
In the field f
irmware
D
ownloaD
l
og
, the message
f
irmware
D
ownloaDeD
s
uCCessfully
appears when the
firmware update is complete.
10. Disconnect the device from the PC.
11. Disconnect using the main plug connector.
NOTICE
Switching the reset button on the main plug connector is
only necessary for models with an integrated battery.
3 3
The device is restarted.
3 3
After the restart, the device uses the updated
firmware version.
You can find a tutorial on how to install the firmware
to the device in the download area of our website.
See also chapter Service and support.
5.10 Over-the-air programming (OTAP)
5.10.1 OTAP introduction
TFX Over-the-air programming (OTAP) software is designed
for remotely downloading a new boot application file to
an Eaton HFX hydraulic series (HFX) Programmable Logic
Controller (PLC). By following the standardized OTAP
process, users can update multiple machine HFX PLCs
without physically connecting to the controller, which saves
time and money.
Refer to the TFX – Over-the-air Programming USER
MANUAL for more information regarding OTAP.
5.10.2 OTAP – general process
In general, the OTAP process starts with a user uploading a
boot application file to the cloud using a web-based portal
provided by Proemion. Then, the Eaton TFX telematics device
(TFX) uses a Global System for Mobile Communications
(GSM) module to wirelessly communicate with the portal and
download the boot application file. Next, the OTAP software
verifies HFX controller parameters and safe state status, and
the boot application file is internally processed by the TFX.
Then, the application file is sent to the HFX controller through
a CAN bus using a CAN calibration protocol (CCP). Finally,
the TFX downloads the boot application to the HFX controller,
and the HFX controller validates the download to conclude
the OTAP process.
Figure 11
provides a summary of the
OTAP process.
Refer to the TFX – Over-the-air Programming USER
MANUAL for more information regarding the Eaton-
standardized OTAP process.
Fig 11. Summary of the OTAP process