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INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SKF Multilog On-line System IMx-16Plus
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User Manual
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‘Out of the box’,
the IMx-16Plus is configured as a DHCP-client to obtain its IP
address automatically, if there is a DHCP-server available on the network to which it
connects.
For detailed information, refer to the @ptitude Observer On-line Device Configurator
User Manual. Help on using the various functionality of the SKF Multilog IMx
Manager app is available in-app.
2.5.3 Ethernet connection
The IMx-16Plus has one (10/100 Mbit) Ethernet port for connection to a local area
network (LAN). The port has auto cable detection (crossover or straight through
connection) and is available at an RJ-45 connector,
Figure 6 . Note that the Wi-Fi and
RJ45 interfaces share the same MAC address, as multiple network interfaces cannot
be enabled at the same time,
Figure 1 .
If the system is correctly connected to another network device, the green LED will
illuminate and the yellow LED will flicker when there is traffic on the network.
Figure 6 IMx-16Plus RJ45 Ethernet connector
The IMx-16Plus supports Power over Ethernet, PoE (<13 W). PoE can be used
instead of or redundantly with the ‘normal’ 24 to 48
V DC supply.
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Note: The Ethernet switch/router used, must also support PoE.
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When using PoE, SKF recommends using a high-quality switch
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In specific high demand configurations, 3.2.2 , PoE is not allowed
As a powered device (PD), the IMx-16Plus supports both mode A (power and data
on same pairs) and mode B (power on spare pairs), connections in active or passive
PoE installations. Refer to the relevant standards, IEEE 802.3af or IEEE 802.3at for
further information.
2.5.4 LTE/GSM (mobile) data configuration
The option to use mobile data instead of a LAN connection is, as discussed in
2.5.2 ,
a part of the function of the configuration file. The mobile data module supports auto
switching between the various network types (2G/3G/4G). The module can work
world-wide and provide connectivity to the @Observer software service, via a TCP