Echelon IzoT U60 DIN, Руководство пользователя

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IzoT U60 DIN Network Interface User’s Guide
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To install the OpenLDV 5 software, follow these steps:
1.
Dowload OpenLDV 5 from here , run the installer and follow the instructions.
2. The OpenLDV 5 installer includes and automatically installs all required USB
driver files.
Connecting the USB Network Interface
After you have installed the OpenLDV 5 software, plug the U60 Network Interface
into your computer and connect to an FT or RS-485 channel.
To do so, follow these steps:
1.
Connect the network cabling to the U60.
2. Insert the Micro-B USB plug of the supplied USB cable into the USB connector
on the USB DIN.
3. Insert the Type A USB plug of the supplied USB cable into an available USB port
on your computer.
4. If this is the only L
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interface installed on your computer, it will
automatically LON1 as the default name, and you can proceed directly to your
software application and begin using the interface as LON1. If you have multiple
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network interfaces, you can use the LonWorks Interfaces application
described in the next section to determine the name of each of your network
interfaces.
Using the L
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Interfaces Application
You can use the L
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Interfaces application to configure, test, reset, or
remove a L
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USB interface. These procedures are described in the following
sections. The L
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Interfaces application is in the Windows Control Panel
Each L
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USB interface has a unique ID, and the L
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Interfaces
application keeps track of each L
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network interface plugged into a
computer, even after they have been detached from the computer. This means that
you can remove a particular USB interface from your computer and later reattach it,
and it will continue to use the same L
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network interface name (e.g. LON1
or LON2) once you reattach it and it is recognized by your computer, regardless of
how many USB interfaces are plugged into your computer, or in which order. It also
means that each USB interface will retain the network interface name assigned to it,
even after it has been detached from your computer.
The following figure illustrates the L
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Interfaces application windows with
a U60 FT DIN Network Interface selected.