WM Systems Universal Industrial RS485 Modem, Руководство пользователя

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The modem is thus suitable for transmitting the incoming data of the connected device
transparently through the wireless network.
Power source and power outage
The device can be powered from the meter’s mains connection (by general 100V-240V AC
voltage).
The modem can be connected through the following modes:
a.) the meter is connected to the 57.7/100V AC power network: the modem must be
connected to phase voltage (100V, L1..L2 or L2..L3 or L1..L3)
b.) the meter is connected to the 230/400V AC power network: the modem must be connected
to the line voltage (230V, L1..N or L2..N or L3..N)
In case of the need of using external DC power, the modem can be orderd in DC-voltage version.
Configuration and firmware refresh
The modem can be configured locally via RS232 port, remotely with a CSData call (only if you
use a setting that also uses a 2G network!) Or via a mobile internet (TCP) connection, and its
firmware can be updated. The modem is
configurable via TCP port remotely (or via local
serial connection) and operating on the wireless
network by configuring the APN, username and
password (APN information is provided by your local
mobile operator).
All settings can be configured with our
administration tool (the WM-E Term
® software), but
also API available so our partner can easily adapt their current administration environment.
The configuration is possible by one device or for a group of devices.
The WM-E Term
® tool is password protected and user management is also possible.
The configuration tool requires Windows ® platform to run. It is available in English and some
local languages as well (as French, Spanish, Czech, etc.).
Certification
The modem is accomplishing with CE standard (Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU)) and
safety directives (EN 60950-1) and RoHS declaration and has CE certification.