Leviton NP00G Manuel utilisateur

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Power
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B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
TX
USER MANUAL | MANUEL DE L’UTILISATEUR | MANUAL DEL USUARIO
For Technical Assistance
1-800-959-6004
LESTechSuppor[email protected]
Assistance technique
1-800-959-6004
LEST[email protected]
Asistencia técnica
1-800-959-6004
LESTechSuppor[email protected]
Luma-Net
®
to
LumaCAN
TM
Gateway
Luma-Net
®
para
LumaCAN
TM
Puerta de Enlace
Passerelle
Luma-Net
MD
/
LumaCAN
MC
Cat. No. NP00G
WEB VERSION
WEB VERSION
Page 1
I. Warnings and Cautions................................................................................................................................2
II. Warranty........................................................................................................................................................2
1. Introduction...................................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Features..............................................................................................................................................3
1.2. Translation Features............................................................................................................................3
1.3. Specifications......................................................................................................................................3
1.4. Front Panel Introduction.......................................................................................................................3
1.5. Back Panel Introduction.......................................................................................................................4
2. Installation.....................................................................................................................................................5
3. Gateway Configuration................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Configuration Property Definition.........................................................................................................6
3.2. Configuration via the Internet...............................................................................................................6
3.3. Configuration via SD Card...................................................................................................................7
4. Retrieve Gateway Configurations...............................................................................................................7
5. Software Upgrade via FTP...........................................................................................................................8
6. Reset and Factory Defaults........................................................................................................................8
7. Applications..................................................................................................................................................9
7.1 Typical Classroom Application................................................................................................................9
7.2 Typical School Application.....................................................................................................................9
7.3 Advanced Networking Application with BMS Integration.....................................................................10
8. Display Messages.........................................................................................................................................10
9. Troubleshooting...........................................................................................................................................11
9.1. Red Error LED...................................................................................................................................11
9.2. Display Message "Start Fail".............................................................................................................11
9.3. Display Message "No Config"............................................................................................................11
9.4. Static Display Message "Interactive"................................................................................................11
10. Display Message Definitions....................................................................................................................12
11. Debugging........................................................... .........................................................................................12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WEB VERSION
Warnings and Cautions:
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4(!44(%0/7%2)3/&&"%&/2%7)2).'
s)NSTALLATIONANDREPLACEMENTSHOULDONLYBEPERFORMEDBYANELECTRICIAN
s&AILURETOINSTALLINCONFORMANCEWITHINDUSTRYBESTPRACTICESANDORCODESINFORCEFORYOURJURISDICTION
EX.ATIONAL%LECTRIC#ODE3TATEOR-UNICIPAL#ODESANDSPECIlC5,3AFETYSTANDARDSFORTHEINTENDED
WORKINGENVIRONMENTMAYCAUSESERIOUSPERSONALINJURYDEATHANDORPROPERTYDAMAGE
Warranty
,%6)4/. ,)'(4).'  %.%2'9 3/,54)/.3 OF ,EVITON -ANUFACTURING #O )NC WARRANTS ITS $IMMER
3YSTEMS AND #ONTROLS TO BE FREE OF MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP DEFECTS FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS AFTER
SYSTEMACCEPTANCEORMONTHSAFTERSHIPMENTWHICHEVERCOMESlRST4HISWARRANTYISLIMITEDTOREPAIR
OFREPLACEMENTOFDEFECTIVEEQUIPMENTRETURNED&REIGHT0RE0AIDTO Leviton Lighting & Energy Solutions
at 20497 Teton Ave., Tualatin, Oregon 97062, USA. User shall call 1-800-959-6004 and request a return
AUTHORIZATIONNUMBERTOMARKONTHEOUTSIDEOFTHERETURNINGCARTONTOASSURETHATTHE RETURNEDMATERIAL
WILLBEPROPERLYRECEIVEDAT,EVITON!LLEQUIPMENTSHIPPEDBACKTO,EVITONMUSTBECAREFULLYANDPROPERLY
PACKEDTOAVOIDSHIPPINGDAMAGE2EPLACEMENTSORREPAIREDEQUIPMENTWILLBERETURNEDTOSENDERFREIGHT
PREPAID&/"FACTORY,EVITONISNOTRESPONSIBLEFORREMOVINGORREPLACINGEQUIPMENTONTHEJOBSITEAND
WILLNOTHONORCHARGESFORSUCHWORK,EVITONWILLNOTBERESPONSIBLEFORANYLOSSOFUSETIMEORSUBSEQUENT
DAMAGESSHOULDANYOFTHEEQUIPMENTFAILDURINGTHEWARRANTYPERIODBUTAGREESONLYTOREPAIRORREPLACE
DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT RETURNED TO ITS PLANT IN 4UALATIN /REGON4HIS WARRANTY IS VOID ON ANY PRODUCT THAT
HASBEENIMPROPERLYINSTALLEDOVERLOADEDSHORTCIRCUITEDABUSEDORALTEREDINANYMANNERNeither the
seller nor Leviton shall be liable for any injury, loss or damage, direct or consequential arising out
of the use of or inability to use the equipment. ,EVITONISNOTLIABLEFORINCIDENTALINDIRECTSPECIALOR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF USE OF ANY EQUIPMENT LOST
SALESORPROlTSORDELAYSORFAILURETOPERFORMTHISWARRANTYOBLIGATION4HISWARRANTYDOESNOTCOVERLAMPS
BALLASTS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH IS SUPPLIED OR WARRANTED DIRECTLY TO THE USER BY THEIR MANUFACTURER
,EVITON MAKES NO WARRANTY AS TO THE lTNESS FOR PURPOSE MERCHANTABILITY OR OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTIES
Notice
Although the information contained within this user manual is believed to be accurate at the time
of printing, it is not guaranteed to be without fault and is subject to change without notice. Future
software releases may change the features or operation of this product. For current information
contact:
,EVITON,IGHTING%NERGY3OLUTIONS$IVISION
374ETON4UALATIN/2
Mailing Address:
0/"OX
4UALATIN/2
Customer Service: (800)736-6682
Technical Support: (800)959-6004
Fax: (503)404-5601
Email: [email protected]
Internet: www.leviton.com
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I. WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
II. WARRANTY
WEB VERSION
The Luma-Net
®
to LumaCAN
TM
'ATEWAYOFFERSCONVENIENTNETWORKCONVERSIONBETWEEN,UMA.ET
®
and
LumaCAN
TM
PROTOCOLSTOESTABLISHDATAEXCHANGEBETWEENNETWORKPROTOCOLS
Environmental:/PERATINGTEMPERATURERANGE&TO&#TO#2ELATIVEHUMIDITYTO
NONCONDENSINGFORINDOORUSEONLY
Electrical:0OWERREQUIREMENTS6$#!CANBEPOWEREDVIATHE,UMA#!.
TM
BUSBARRELCONNECTOR
ORHARDWIRETERMINALS0REFERREDMETHODISHARDWIRETERMINALS
NOTE: In North America listed/certified Class 2 power supply required. Outside North America a
power supply compliant with IEC 60950-1 SELV/LPS is required.
Certifications:)%#2O(3COMPLIANT&##
1.1 FEATURES
1.2 TRANSLATION FEATURES
s0ROTOCOLCONVERSIONFROM,UMA.ET
®
to LumaCAN
TM
and LumaCAN
TM
to Luma-Net
®
sNODESPERSUBNETANDSUBNETS
s,#$FRONTPANEL
s!CTIVITY,%$S
s5PDATESOFTWAREVIA&40
s2EALTIMECLOCKFORTIMESTAMPINGOFLOGlLEENTRIES
s&ACTORYDEFAULTBUTTONTORESTOREFACTORYSETTINGS
s2ACKEARSINCLUDEDFORMOUNTINGINASTANDARD%)!RACK
s,UMA.ET
®
Channel levels LumaCAN
TM
channels
s,UMA#!.
TM
channels Luma-Net
®
channels
s,UMA.ET
®
$AYLIGHTING/NFADETIMEOF,UMA#!.
TM
daylighting on
s4IMEMASTERBROADCASTEXCHANGE
s,UMA#!.
TM
,UMA.ET
®
READBACK
s3PLIT/UTORCOMBINECHANNELFADETOMESSAGES
s4HROTTLINGMINIMUMTIMEINBETWEENMESSAGES
1.3 SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: The MS/TP, LumaCAN
TM
B and Expansion LED indicators are for future use.
1.4 FRONT PANEL INTRODUCTION
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Power
Reset
Network Protocol Converter
NP00G
B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
Error
Indicators
TX
Reset
Power
Indicator
Protocol Activity Indicators
LCD Screen
1. INTRODUCTION
WEB VERSION
NOTE: The MS/TP, LumaCAN
TM
B and Expansion connection points are for future use.
1.5 BACK PANEL INTRODUCTION
LED Status
s%THERNET
s,INK3OLIDWHENCONNECTEDTOANETWORK
s,INK'REEN"LINKSWHENDATARECEIVED
Page 4
Made inUS Technical Support
THRU
Power
Expansion
+12-24VDC
0.6A
LumaCAN B
LumaCAN A
MS/TP
Luma-Net
THRU
Memory Ethernet
Factory
Defaults
Wire Per TIA-568B Wire Per TIA-568B
Com
Data-
Data+
Term
+V
Rem-
Rem+
Com
Primary Power
Input
Terminals
LumaCAN
TM
Connection
LumaCAN
TM
Luma-Net
®
Termination
Switch
Luma-Net
®
Connection
SD Card
Ethernet
LumaCAN
TM
Termination Switch
LumaCAN
TM
Power
Segmentation Switch
Network LED State Meaning
Ethernet Link Solid Connected to network
Blink Receiving Data
TX Blink Transmitting Data
Luma-Net
®
Link Solid Token is moving through network
Data is being received
Error Solid Network is in Break
TX Blink Transmitting data
LumaCAN
TM
Link Solid Connected to network
Blink Data is being received
It is normal for this LED to blink infrequently except under
heavy network traffic.
Error Solid CAN error count over 128, excessive retries, verify network
connectivity. Automatically turns off once system operates
normally for a period of time.
TX Blink Data is being transmitted
It is normal for this LED to blink infrequently except under
heavy network traffic.
WEB VERSION
1.$ETERMINELOCATIONFORDEVICEANDMOUNTDEVICEINTOENCLOSUREONTORACKORPLACEONDESKTOP)FUSEDAS
ADESKTOPUNITADHERETHEFOURRUBBERSTICKONFEETTOTHEBOTTOMOFTHEUNIT
NOTE: If the Gateway will be installed into the Gateway enclosure, follow the enclosure
installation instructions prior to continuing the Gateway installation instructions.
2.7IRETHE0HOENIX,UMA.ET
®
Connector.
A. Connect leads per wiring diagram as
shown in Figure 1.
3.4WISTSTRANDSOFEACHLEADTIGHTLYMAKING
sure that there are no stray strands) and push
firmly into appropriate plug connector location.
4. Tighten the screws on the plug connector
MAKINGSURETHATNOBARECONDUCTORISSHOWING
5. Tie the drain/shield wires together and insulate
USINGASMALLPIECEOFHEATSHRINKTUBING
6.)NSTALLTERMINATIONJUMPERSASREQUIRED
NOTE: A termination jumper is required
at both ends of the Luma-Net
®
run.
4OTERMINATEATTHE'ATEWAYSLIDETHE
TERMINATIONSWITCHTOTHELEFTBEHINDTHE
Luma-Net
®
connection terminal.
7. Plug LumaCAN
TM
CABLEINTO,UMA#!.
TM
!PORTIFTERMINATIONATTHE'ATEWAYIS
NECESSARYSLIDETHETERMINATIONSWITCHTO
THELEFTBEHINDTHE,UMA#!.
TM
connection
terminal. The power segmentation switch
CANBEUSEDTOISOLATEPOWERTOEACH
LumaCAN
TM
CONNECTORORTOALLOWITTOPASSTHROUGH0LEASEENSURETHISSWITCHISSETTOTHECORRECT
setting. Paralleling LumaCAN
TM
POWERSUPPLIESISNOTALLOWED2EFERENCETHEWHITEPAPERTITLED
h,UMA#!.POWERCONSIDERATIONSvFROMhttp://www.Leviton.comFORADDITIONALINFORMATION
8.0LUG%THERNETCABLEINTOTHE%THERNETPORT
9. Confirm the SD card is properly installed.
10. Connect power.
A.!BARRELCONNECTORISPROVIDEDBUTISRECOMMENDEDFORTESTINGPURPOSESONLY
B. Connect power at the terminal post or to power via LumaCAN
TM
"USSLIDETHEPOWERSWITCHBEHIND
the LumaCAN
TM
CONNECTORLEFTTOTHEPOWERONPOSITION
11.5PONPOWERUPTHE'ATEWAYWILLRUNSELFTESTSANDREQUESTAN)0ADDRESSFROMTHE$(#0SERVER
A.)FNO$(#0SERVERISFOUNDORTHENETWORKISDOWNTHE.0#WILLDEFAULTTOASTATICADDRESS
B.)FTHE$(#0SERVERISFOUNDANDITSERVESTHE'ATEWAYWITHAN)0THE'ATEWAYWILLACQUIREIT
12.4HE'ATEWAYWILLDISPLAYTHE)0ADDRESSONTHETOPLINEOFTHEDISPLAYANDTHE,UMA.ET
®
address (LN)
and LumaCAN
TM
ADDRESS#!.INTHEBOTTOMLINEASSHOWNBELOWINFigure 30RIORTOCONlGURATIONOR
IF3$CARDCANNOTBEREADTHEGATEWAYWILLINDICATE@.O#ONlGASSHOWNINFigure 2.
13./NCETHE'ATEWAYSELFTESTSARECOMPLETETHEDISPLAYWILLSHOWREADY
FIGURE 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
REM+
REM-
COM
+V
TERM
LOCK
6
5
4
3
2
1
Phoenix/Luma-Net Connector
Luma-Net®
Wire Connections
Up to1 #12AWG
Up to1 #12AWG
2 #12AWG
Red (+V)
2 #12AWG
Black (Common)
Drain/Shield - Insulated and tied together
(Ground at one point only -
probably an end)
192.168.90.88
No Config
FIGURE 2
192.168.90.88
LN:100 CAN:100
FIGURE 3
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2. INSTALLATION
WEB VERSION
'ATEWAYMAYBECONlGUREDFROMTHREEDIFFERENTMETHODS
s7EBBROWSER
s%DITINGCONlGlLEFROM3$CARDDIRECTLY
s2ETRIEVESENDCONlGlLETHROUGH&40
4HECONlGURATIONMETHODSAREDISCUSSEDINTHESUBSEQUENTSECTIONS)NEACHCASESEVERALCONlGURATION
PROPERTIESAREAVAILABLE4HESEAREDElNEDBELOW
$EFAULTUSERNAMEPASSWORDISASFOLLOWS
Username: admin
Password: password
3.1 CONFIGURATION PROPERTY DEFINITION
1. UsernameUSERNAMEOFTHE'ATEWAYFORNORMALUSERACCESS
2. PasswordPASSWORDOFTHE'ATEWAYFORNORMALUSERACCESS
3. Gateway NameNAMEOFTHE'ATEWAYREPRESENTEDON#OLOR.ET
4. Luma-Net
®
AddressVALIDVALUESAREAREALSOVALIDBUTRESERVED)FSETTOTHE,UMA
Net
®
PORTWILLBEDISABLED
NOTE:7HENWORKINGWITHTHE$SERIESOFCONTROLSTHE.ETWORK0ROTOCOL#ONVERTERMUSTBESETTO
THEHIGHESTNUMBERSTARTINGAT
5. LumaCAN
TM
AddressVALIDVALUESAREAREALSOVALIDBUTRESERVED)FSETTOTHE
LumaCAN
TM
PORTWILLBEDISABLED
6. Ethernet MAC AddressDISPLAYSTHISDEVICES-!#ADDRESS.OTEDITABLE
7. DHCPIFSETTO9ESONSTARTUPTHE'ATEWAYWILLATTEMPTTORETRIEVEANADDRESSFROMA$(#0SERVER)FA
$(#0SERVERISNOTFOUNDADEFAULT)0ADDRESSWILLBEASSIGNEDCORRESPONDINGTO;A=;B=;C=WHEREAB
CARETAKENFROMTHETHREELEASTSIGNIlCANTBYTESOFTHE-!#ADDRESS
8. Static IP Address, Subnet Mask, & GatewaySTATICMANUALADDRESSINGCANBEASSIGNEDBYTYPINGIT
INTOTHESEBOXES
NOTE:4HEAUTOMATIC)0ASSIGNMENTCONTROLISDISABLEDIF$(#0ISSETTO9ES
9. Map Luma-Net
®
Channel, To LumaCAN
TM
Channel, and # of ChannelsSETSTHEDEFAULTPATCHFOR
THE'ATEWAYOFCHANNELSSHOULDBELARGEENOUGHTOALLOWROOMFOREXPANSIONBUTSHOULDNOTBE
EXCESSIVELYLARGE6ALIDRANGESAREASFOLLOWS
A. Luma-Net
®
Channels 1-2048
B. LumaCAN
TM
#HANNELS 
C.OF#HANNELS 
10. Luma-Net
®
Default priority - defines the priority assigned to messages when translated to LumaCAN
TM
.
$EFAULTIS
11. Normal/Split-OutIFSETTOSPLITOUTMULTICHANNELMESSAGESON,UMA.ET
®
WILLBESETTOINDIVIDUAL
channel messages on LumaCAN
TM
)FSETTO.ORMALONLYMULTICHANNELMESSAGESWILLBEUSED
NOTE: Older GreenMax systems do not support multi-channel messages.
12. LumaCAN
TM
Message DelayDELAYBETWEEN,UMA#!.
TM
MESSAGES5SEDFORTHROTTLING
$EFAULTMS
13. Suppress Read Back RequestDISABLESISSUANCEOFREADBACKREQUESTONTHE,UMA.ET
®
network.
14. Packet LoggingFUTUREFEATURECURRENTLYUNAVAILABLE
15. Log File Filter TokensFUTUREFEATURECURRENTLYUNAVAILABLE
16. Date/TimeALLOWSYOUTOSETTHEDATETIMEOFTHE'ATEWAY#HECKINGTHE3ETBASEDONLOCALTIMEWILL
SETDATETIMEBASEDONYOURCOMPUTERgSLOCALTIME
17. Cancel buttonWILLABANDONCHANGESANDRELOADCONlGURATION
18. Save button - will save changes and re-load configuration.
1.,OGINTOTHE'ATEWAYUSINGANINTERNETEXPLORERWINDOW)NTHEEXPLORERADDRESSBARENTERTHE)0ADDRESS
SHOWNONTHEDISPLAYINTHEFOLLOWINGFORMATXXXXXXXXXXEXAMPLESHOWNINFigure 2
and press enter.
2.)FLOGINISSUCCESSFULTHESCREENSHOWNINFigure 4WILLAPPEARPLEASENOTEITMAYTAKEUPTOSECONDS
to populate.
3.%NTERINCONlGURATIONINFORMATIONANDTHENCLICKSUBMIT
4. The Gateway is now configured.
3.2 CONFIGURATION VIA THE INTERNET
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3. GATEWAY CONFIGURATION
WEB VERSION
1.2EMOVE3$CARDBYPUSHINGTHECARDINTOEJECTTHECARD
2. Using an SD card reader open the configuration file and edit (\user\config.cfg).
3./NCECONlGURATIONISCOMPLETESAVETHElLEANDREINSTALLTHE3$CARD
3.3 CONFIGURATION VIA SD CARD
FIGURE 4
Via FTP
1./PENACOMMANDPROMPTWINDOW
2.#HANGETOTHEDIRECTORYTHATYOUWANTTHECONlGURATIONTOBECOPIEDTO
3.#ONNECTTOTHE'ATEWAYUSINGTHE&40COMMANDFTPXXXXXXXXXXXXUSINGTHE)0FROMTHE'ATEWAY
DISPLAYSEEFigure 5.
4.)FCONNECTEDSUCCESSFULLYTHESCREENWILLDISPLAY3ERVICEREADYFORNEWUSER
5. Enter user name: admin
6. Enter password: password
7. Enter the DIR command.
A.!LLUSERlLESAREFOUNDINUSERDIRECTORY
B.4HECONlGCFGlLESHOULDBELOCATEDINTHEDIRECTORY
C.%NTERTHE'%4COMMAND'ETCONlGCFG
D.)FTHEGETCOMMANDWASSUCCESSFULTHEDISPLAYWILLREAD#OMMAND/KAY
8.4HECOMPUTERWILLEXECUTETHECOMMANDANDTELLYOUTHEDATAWASTRANSFERRED
9.4OCONlRMlLEWASTRANSFERREDUSINGWINDOWSlLEMANAGERGOTOTHEDIRECTORYYOUCOPIEDTHElLETOAND
confirm it is there.
NOTE: Configurations can be retrieved two ways, via FTP or from the SD card.
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Http://192.168.90.83/ Internet Explorer
Enabled
Enabled
Submit
Reset
© 2006-2010 Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc All rights reserved.
Disabled
Normal
Disabled
Split Out
to LumaCAN Channel
Date/Time (02:24:52 16/09/2020):
Log File Filter Tokens:
Packet Logging:
LumaCAN Channel Messages:
LumaCAN Message Delay(ms):
LumaNet Default Priority:
Map Luma-net channel:
Default Gateway:
Subnet Mask:
IP Address:
Enabled Disabled
# of Channels
DHCP:
Ethernet MAC Address:
LumaCAN Address:
Luma-net Address:
Gateway Name (max 12 Characters):
Status: Load Complete
20481
1
8
110
10/01/2114 07:20:00
0
0
0
0
0
00
255
10
16
223
243
100
100
NP0GW-10DFF3
00
:
60
:
35
:1
0
:DF:F
3
LUMA-NET/LUMACAN GATEWAY CONFIGURATIONS:
File Edit View Favorites Tools Help
Favorites
X
Http://192.168.90.83/
Http://192.168.90.83/
X
4. RETRIEVE GATEWAY CONFIGURATIONS
WEB VERSION
Via SD Card
1.2EMOVETHE3$CARDFROMTHE'ATEWAYANDUSEAN3$CARDREADER
2. Copy and paste the configuration file to a specified location.
3. Replace the SD card into the Gateway.
FIGURE 5
Open a command prompt window
1.#HANGETOTHEDIRECTORYTHATTHESOFTWAREUPGRADElLESARESTOREDIN
2.#ONNECTTOTHE'ATEWAYUSINGTHE&40COMMANDFTPXXXXXXXXXXUSINGTHE)0FROMTHE'ATEWAY
display (example shown in Figure 2
3.)FCONNECTEDSUCCESSFULLYTHESCREENWILLDISPLAY3ERVICEREADYFORNEWUSER
4. Enter user name: admin
5. Enter password: password
6. Enter the DIR command
7.%NTERTHE-/6%COMMAND
!-/6%;DRIVE=;PATH=lLENAME;DESTINATIONPATH=
8.)FTHE-OVECOMMANDWASSUCCESSFULTHEDISPLAYWILLREAD#OMMAND/KAY
9.4HECOMPUTERWILLEXECUTETHECOMMANDANDTELLYOUTHEDATAWASTRANSFERRED
10.4OCONlRMlLEWASTRANSFERREDUSING&40GOTOTHEDIRECTORYYOUCOPIEDTHElLETOANDCONlRMITHAS
BEENUPDATED
11. Restart the device.
4ORESETREBOOTTHEGATEWAYPUSHANDRELEASETHE2ESETBUTTONONTHEFRONTOFTHEUNIT4ORESTOREGATEWAY
TOFACTORYDEFAULTCONlGURATIONSETTINGSPUSHANDHOLDTHEFACTORYDEFAULTSBUTTONTHEBACKOFTHEGATEWAYFOR
SECONDS!FTERRELEASETHE,#$DISPLAYWILLINDICATETHATFACTORYDEFAULTSAREBEINGRESTORED
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X
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.26001]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\qms>cd\temp\gate
C:\Temp\gate>ftp 192.168.90.150
Connected to 192.168.90.150.
220 Service ready for new user
User (192.168.90.150: (none)): admin
331 User name okay. need password.
Password:
230 User logged in, proceed.
ftp> dir
200 Command okay.
150 File status okay: about to open data connection.
drw-rw-rw- 1 user group 0 feb 26 2011 .
ftp: 181 bytes received in 0.08Seconds 2.32Kbytes/sec.
226 Closing data connection.
drw-rw-rw- 1 user group 0 feb 26 2011 . .
-rw-rw-rw- 1 user group 1084 may 4 2001 confi.cfg
ftp> get config.cfg
200 Command okay.
150 File status okay: about to open data connection.
226 Closing data connection.
ftp: 1084 bytes received in 0.06Seconds 17.48Kbytes/sec.
ftp> bye
221 Service closing control connection.
C:\Temp\gate>dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is C481-BCA9
Directory of C:\Temp\gate
06/15/2011 10:48 AM <DIR>
06/15/2011 02:50 PM
06/15/2011 10:48 AM <DIR>
1,084 config.cfg
1 Files(s)
1,084 bytes
2 Dir(s) 26,159,448,064 bytes free
C:\Temp\gate>
Command Prompt
C:\
5. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA FTP
6. RESET AND FACTORY DEFAULTS
WEB VERSION
NOTE: Control philosophy should be kept to a singular system/room, for example GreenMax digital
switch and D4000 stations should not be installed in the same room but installed in separate rooms.
7.2 TYPICAL SCHOOL APPLICATION
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Sector
Bus Controller
+Vac
COMMUNICATION PORTS
FULL BRIGHT
AUXILIARY
LUMANET
PHASE LOSS
DMX
FAN
R
BRIGHT
SELECT
CANCEL
FULL
SAVE
CLEAR
INDUSTRIAL CONTROL EQUIPMENT
TUALATIN, OR
32300A
R
MADE IN U.S.A.
a-2000
R
TM
LISTED
88H9
C
R
20
20
20
MODULE
MODULE
9
8
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
7
6
MODULE
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
5
4
3
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
B
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
C
PHASE
2
1
CONTROL
PHASE
A
PHASE
10
MODULE
11
12
MODULE
MODULE
NORMAL BYPASS
20
20
20
20
20
20
A2000
+Vac
+Vac
Luma-Net
Power Supply
+24vdc
Power
Reset
Network Protocol Converter
NP00G
B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
TX
Sector Ballast
Line
Voltage
Sector Ballast
Line
Voltage
Photocell
Occupancy
Sensor
2 Button
Switch
PhotocellOccupancy
Sensor
Sector Ballast
Line
Voltage
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Power
SectorNet
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
SectorNet
LumaCAN
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
Gateway
+Vac
LumaCAN
GreenMax
Relay Cabinet
Equipment Room
1BT Digital
Switch
Cafeteria
Area 3
Area 2
Conference Room
D4206
Luma-Net
SectorNet
Area 1
Office w/Daylighting
SectorNet
SectorNet
Area 4
Classroom
D8000 2 Button
Station
Relay Relay Relay
Luma-Net
D8000
Station
Area 5
Auditorium
Rooms
1
2
3
MANUAL
4
5
MAX
V
REC
V
OFF
7.1 TYPICAL CLASSROOM APPLICATION
Sector
Bus Controller
Power
Reset
Network Protocol Converter
NP00G
B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
TX
Input Power
120-277V
LumaCAN
Gateway
Luma-Net
Power Supply
Luma-Net
+24vdc
Power
SectorNet
Power
SectorNet
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
Occupancy
Sensor
Photocell
Luma-Net
ON
RAISE
LOWER
WHITE
BOARD
OFF
ON
RAISE
LOWER
WHITE
BOARD
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
OFF
7. APPLICATIONS
WEB VERSION
1. Bootloader XX.YY BOOTLOADERAPPLICATIONISRUNNING8899INDICATESTHEAPPLICATIONVERSION
2. Reading FileREADINGTHEPROGRAMMINGlLEFROMTHE3$CARD
3. Checking File - validating file against flash.
4. InteractiveWAITINGFORCOMMANDSFROMTHESERIALTERMINAL
5. RebootingREBOOTINGDEVICE
6. Launch App - starting application.
7. Burn Internal - reprogramming application.
8. Erase External - reprogramming application.
9. Burn External - reprogramming application.
10. Init Hardware - initializing hardware.
11. Init File System - initializing file system.
12. Init Ethernet - initializing Ethernet.
13. Waiting for DHCPWAITINGFOR$(#0TOGIVEANADDRESS
14. ConfiguringCONlGURINGSUBSYSTEMS
15. Ready - startup sequence complete.
16. Start Fail THESTARTUPCONlGURATIONSCRIPTCOULDNOTBEREADFROMTHE3$CARD
17. LN:xxx CAN:yyy - Luma-Net
®
(LN) and LumaCAN
TM
(CAN) address.
18. No Config - no configuration stored.
19. WatchdogTimeout SSSSSUBSYSTEM3333FAILEDWHERE3333ISANAME
20. Factory Defaults Total Clear - a "Total Clear" press sequence was detected and executed.
21. Factory Defaults Configuration - a "Configuration Clear" press sequence was detected and executed.
22. Rebooting…5WILLREBOOTINSECONDS#ONTINUESTOCOUNTDOWNUNTILITREACHES3ECOND
23. Boot Failed…Retrying THISISTHERESULTOFTHEDEVICENOTCOMPLETINGTHESTARTUPSEQUENCEAFTERTENMINUTES
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7.3 ADVANCED NETWORKING APPLICATION WITH BMS INTEGRATION
Sector Ballast
Line
Voltage
Power
Reset
Network Protocol Converter
NP00G
B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
TX
Luma-Net
Power Supply
Sector
Bus Controller
Power
SectorNet
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
GreenMax
Cabinet
+24vdc
+24vac
+24vdc
+Vac
+Vac
+Vac
LumaCAN
Gateway
Luma-Net
LumaCAN
LumaCAN
LUMA-NET 3
SAPPHIRE-NET
ACTIVEACTIVE
DMX
OUT
IN
DMX512 OUT
DMX512 IN
DMX
10/100
COLORNET
R
T
RS 232
NPDLR-000
COMMUNICATION PORTS
FULL BRIGHT
AUXILIARY
LUMANET
PHASE LOSS
DMX
FAN
R
BRIGHT
SELECT
CANCEL
FULL
SAVE
CLEAR
INDUSTRIAL CONTROL EQUIPMENT
TUALATIN, OR
32300A
R
MADE IN U.S.A.
a-2000
R
TM
LISTED
88H9
C
R
20
20
20
MODULE
MODULE
9
8
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
7
6
MODULE
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
5
4
3
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
B
MODULE
MODULE
BYPASSNORMAL
C
PHASE
2
1
CONTROL
PHASE
A
PHASE
10
MODULE
11
12
MODULE
MODULE
NORMAL BYPASS
20
20
20
20
20
20
SectorNet
Ethernet
Luma Graphics
Luma Scheduler
Note: LumaCAN Gateway used with GreenMAX only may use bacnet/IP direct to GreenMAX Cabinet
NPCDLR
A2000
BACnet/IP
8. DISPLAY MESSAGES
WEB VERSION
1. Luma-Net
®
error.
A.#HECKWIRINGMAYINDICATEABREAKINTHE,UMA.ET
®
Line.
B.#HECKTERMINATIONS,UMA.ET
®
REQUIREDTERMINATIONATBOTHENDSOFTHELINE
C. Check device addressing and confirm all devices have a unique address.
2. LumaCAN
TM
error.
A.#HECKWIRINGMAYINDICATEWIRINGISSUES
B. Check port configuration and confirm port is configured correctly.
C.#ONlRMCABLEISGOODIFABADCABLEISTHECAUSEOFTHEERRORITMAYTAKEAFEWMINUTESOFGOOD
TRAFlCTOCLEARTHEERRORAFTERTHECABLEHASBEENREPLACED
9.1 RED ERROR LED
1.4HE'ATEWAYCOULDNOTREADTHESTARTUPCONlGURATIONSCRIPTFROMTHE3$CARD
A. Confirm the SD card is completely pushed in.
B.#ONlRMTHE3$CARDHASNOTBEREPLACEDWITHABLANK3$CARD
C.)FNOACTIONISTAKENTHEERRORWILLRESULTINAREBOOTAFTERMINUTES
1.4HE'ATEWAYHASNOTBEENCONlGUREDORTHECONlGURATIONlLEISCORRUPT
A.)FTHE'ATEWAYWASRECENTLYRESETTOFACTORYDEFAULTTHISISANORMALMESSAGEFOLLOWTHE
configuration instructions in Section 3.
B.#ONlGURATIONlLEMAYHAVEBEENDELETEDORMOVEDFOLLOWTHE2ETRIEVE'ATEWAYCONlGURATION
instructions in Section 4 to validate configuration file.
1.4HEBOOTLOADERCANNOTlNDANIMAGETOLOADFROMTHE3$CARD
A.)FTHERESETBUTTONHASBEENPRESSEDTHEBOOTLOADERWILLFORCEUPDATEFROMTHE3$CARDIFTHE3$
CARDDOESNOTEXISTTHISERRORWILLOCCUR6ALIDATE3$CARDISPRESENTANDPROPERLYINSTALLEDANDPRESS
THERESETBUTTON
2.3$2!-TESTFAILEDDURINGPOWERUPINDICATINGAPOSSIBLEHARDWAREFAILURE
A.)F3#CARDHASBEENVALIDATEDCONTACT4ECHNICAL3UPPORTFORDEVICEREPLACEMENTIFDEVICEISUNDER
warranty.
9.2 DISPLAY MESSAGE "START FAIL"
9.3 DISPLAY MESSAGE "NO CONFIG"
9.4. STATIC DISPLAY MESSAGE "INTERACTIVE"
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9. TROUBLESHOOTING
WEB VERSION
NOTE: Only a certified factory service technician should attempt to debug the device.
&ORDEBUGGINGPURPOSESTHE4#0)0TERMINALATPORTANDCANBEUSEDFORFURTHERDIAGNOSTICS!
SERIALTERMINALON*USINGVCOMPATIBLE$IGIKEY#ABLESCANALSOBEUSED
4HE4#0)0LOGINWILLACCEPTTHEFACTORYPASSWORDORTHEUSERDElNEDPASSWORD4HESERIALTERMINALDOESNOT
NEEDTOBELOGGEDIN4HETERMINALHASAHELPCOMMANDTOSEEALLTHEOTHERCOMMANDS
)FTHEBOOTLOADER*BECOMESSHORTEDITMAYBEUSEDINCOMBINATIONWITH.80S&LASHMAGICTOLOADANEW
BOOTLOADERTHROUGHTHESERIALCABLECONNECTEDTO*THISSHOULDONLYBEDONEWHENINSTRUCTEDTODOSOBY
THEFACTORYREFERTO&LASHMAGICINSTRUCTIONSTOCOMPLETETHISPROCESS
1. Bootloader XX.YYBOOTLOADERAPPLICATIONISRUNNING8899INDICATESTHEAPPLICATIONVERSION
2. Reading FileREADINGTHEPROGRAMMINGlLEFROMTHE3$CARD
3. Checking File - validating file against flash.
4. InteractiveWAITINGFORCOMMANDSFROMTHESERIALTERMINAL
5. RebootingREBOOTINGDEVICE
6. Launch App - starting application.
7. Burn Internal - reprogramming application.
8. Erase External - reprogramming application.
9. Burn External - reprogramming application.
10. Init Hardware - initializing hardware.
11. Init File System - initializing file system.
12. Init Ethernet - initializing Ethernet.
13. Waiting for DHCPWAITINGFOR$(#0TOGIVEANADDRESS
14. ConfiguringCONlGURINGSUBSYSTEMS
15. Ready - startup sequence complete.
16. Start FailTHESTARTUPCONlGURATIONSCRIPTCOULDNOTBEREADFROMTHE3$CARD
17. LN:xxx CAN:yyy - Luma-Net
®
(LN) and LumaCAN
TM
(CAN) address.
18. No Config - no configuration stored.
19. WatchdogTimeout SSSSSUBSYSTEM3333FAILEDWHERE3333ISANAME
20. Factory Defaults Total Clear - a "Total Clear" press sequence was detected and executed.
21. Factory Defaults Configuration - a "Configuration Clear" press sequence was detected and executed.
22. Rebooting…5 WILLREBOOTINSECONDS#ONTINUESTOCOUNTDOWNUNTILITREACHES3ECOND
23. Boot Failed…RetryingTHISISTHERESULTOFTHEDEVICENOTCOMPLETINGTHESTARTUPSEQUENCEAFTERTENMINUTES
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10. DISPLAY MESSAGE DEFINITIONS
11. DEBUGGING
WEB VERSION
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I. Avertissements et mises en garde...........................................................................................................14
II. Garantie.......................................................................................................................................................14
1. Introduction................................................................................................................................................15
1.1. Caractéristiques................................................................................................................................15
1.2. Mécanismes de conversion...............................................................................................................15
1.3. Fiche technique..................................................................................................................................15
1.4. Description du panneau avant...........................................................................................................15
1.5. Description du panneau arrière.........................................................................................................16
2. Installation..................................................................................................................................................17
3. Configuration.............................................................................................................................................18
3.1. Définition des champs de configuration.............................................................................................18
3.2. Configuration via l’internet.................................................................................................................18
3.3. Configuration via la carte SD.............................................................................................................19
4. Récupération de configurations................................................................................................................19
5. Mise à niveau de logiciels via transferts FTP..........................................................................................20
6. Réinitialisation et rétablissement des valeurs par défaut......................................................................20
7. Usages.........................................................................................................................................................21
7.1 Installation type à l’échelle d’une classe............................................................................................21
7.2 Installation type à l’échelle d’une école..............................................................................................21
2ÏSEAUAVANCÏINTÏGRANTDESFONCTIONSDIMMOTIQUE
8. Messages affichés......................................................................................................................................22
9. Diagnostic des anomalies..........................................................................................................................23
9.1. Témoin rouge d’erreur.......................................................................................................................23
9.2. Message Start Fail.............................................................................................................................23
9.3. Message No Config...........................................................................................................................23
9.4. Message Interactive fixe....................................................................................................................23
10. Définition des messages affichés...........................................................................................................24
11. Débogage.................................................................................................................................................24
TABLE DES MATIÈRES
WEB VERSION
Avertissements et mises en garde :
s0/52²6)4%2,%32)315%3$).#%.$)%$%$²#(!2'%²,%#42)15%/5$²,%#42/#54)/.
#/50%2,%#/52!.4!5&53)",%/5!5$)3*/.#4%52%43!3352%215%,%#)2#5)4%34
")%.#/50²!6!.4$%02/#²$%2®,).34!,,!4)/.
s,INSTALLATIONETLEREMPLACEMENTDESDISPOSITIFSDÏCRITSAUXPRÏSENTESNEDEVRAIENTÐTREEFFECTUÏSQUEPAR
du personnel qualifié.
s,EFAITDENEPASINSTALLERLESDISPOSITIFSDÏCRITSAUXPRÏSENTESENSUIVANTDESPRATIQUESEXEMPLAIRESET
CONFORMÏMENTAUXCODESMUNICIPAUXPROVINCIAUXTERRITORIAUXOUNATIONAUXDELÏLECTRICITÏAINSIQUAUX
NORMESDESÏCURITÏ5,CORRESPONDANTËLENVIRONNEMENTVISÏPOURRAITENTRAÔNERDESDOMMAGESMATÏRIELS
DESBLESSURESGRAVESETMÐMELAMORT
Garantie
,!$)6)3)/.$%33/,54)/.3$%'%34)/.$%,²#,!)2!'%%4$%,².%2')%DE,EVITON-ANUFACTURING
#O)NCGARANTITQUESESCOMMANDESETSYSTÒMESDEGRADATIONSERONTEXEMPTSDEDÏFAUTSDEMATÏRIAUXOUDE
FABRICATION PENDANT UNE PÏRIODE DE DEUX ANS SUIVANT LACCEPTATION DESDITES COMMANDESOU DESDITS SYSTÒMES
OU DE  MOISSUIVANT LEUR EXPÏDITION LA PREMIÒRE DES DEUX ÏCHÏANCES PRÏVALANT #ETTE GARANTIESE LIMITE Ë
LARÏPARATIONOUAUREMPLACEMENTDELÏQUIPEMENTDÏFECTUEUXSILESTRETOURNÏFRETPAYÏË,EVITON,IGHTING
%NERGY3OLUTIONSAU4ETON!VE4UALATIN/REGON53!,UTILISATEURDOITCOMPOSERLE
 POUR OBTENIR UN NUMÏRO DAUTORISATIONDE RETOUR NUMÏRO QUIL DEVRA ENSUITE INDIQUER SUR LEMBALLAGE DU
PRODUITRETOURNÏAlNDESASSURERQUE,EVITONLEREÎOITENBONNEETDUEFORME,ÏQUIPEMENTRETOURNÏCHEZ,EVITON
DOITÐTRECORRECTEMENTEMPAQUETÏAlNDÏVITERLESDOMMAGESENCOURSDEXPÏDITION,ÏQUIPEMENTRÏPARÏOUDE
RECHANGESERARENVOYÏËSONEXPÏDITEURFRETPAYÏ&!"USINE,EVITONNESAURAITÐTRETENUERESPONSABLEDU
RETRAITOUDUREMPLACEMENTDECETÏQUIPEMENTAUXINSTALLATIONSDELUTILISATEURETNACCEPTERAAUCUNEFACTUREËCET
ÏGARD%LLENESAURAITNONPLUSÐTRETENUERESPONSABLEDETOUTEPERTEDETEMPSDUTILISATIONOUDETOUTDOMMAGE
SUBSÏQUENTADVENANTQUELÏQUIPEMENTFASSEDÏFAUTAVANTLÏCHÏANCEDECETTEGARANTIEELLECONVIENTSEULEMENT
DERÏPAREROUDEREMPLACERCETÏQUIPEMENTSILLUIESTENVOYÏËLUSINEDE4UALATINEN/REGON#ETTEGARANTIE
SERANULLEETNONAVENUESILEPRODUITNAPASÏTÏCORRECTEMENTINSTALLÏOUSILAÏTÏSURCHARGÏCOURTCIRCUITÏUTILISÏ
DEMANIÒREABUSIVEOUMODIlÏDEQUELQUEMANIÒREQUECESOIT.ILEVENDEURNI,EVITONNEPEUVENTÐTRETENUS
RESPONSABLESDETOUTPRÏJUDICEPERTEOUDOMMAGEDIRECTINDIRECTOUDÏCOULANTDELUTILISATIONOUDELINCAPACITÏ
DUTILISER LÏQUIPEMENT ,EVITON DÏCLINE TOUTE RESPONSABILITÏ Ë LÏGARD DE TOUT DOMMAGE ACCESSOIRE INDIRECT
PARTICULIEROUCONSÏCUTIFINCLUANTSANSTOUTEFOISSYLIMITERLESDOMMAGESSUBISPARTOUTÏQUIPEMENTOULESPERTES
DUSAGEDECEDERNIERLESPERTESDEVENTESETLESMANQUESËGAGNEROULESDÏLAISOUDÏFAUTSDEXÏCUTIONDES
OBLIGATIONSENVERTUDESPRÏSENTES#ETTEGARANTIENECOUVREPASLESLAMPESLESBALLASTSOUTOUTAUTREÏQUIPEMENT
FOURNISOUGARANTISDIRECTEMENTËLUTILISATEURPARLEURSFABRICANTSRESPECTIFS,EVITONNOFFREENOUTRENIGARANTIE
RELATIVEMENT Ë LADAPTATION Ë UN USAGE PARTICULIER ET Ë LA QUALITÏ MARCHANDE NI TOUTE AUTRE GARANTIE IMPLICITE
Avis
"IEN QUE LES RENSEIGNEMENTS AUX PRÏSENTES AIENT ÏTÏ JUGÏS COMME ÏTANT EXACTS AU MOMENT DE LEUR
PUBLICATIONILSPOURRAIENTCONTENIRCERTAINESERREURSETSONTSOUSRÏSERVEDEMODIlCATIONSSANSPRÏAVIS$ES
VERSIONSFUTURESDELOGICIELSPOURRAIENTAUSSICHANGERLESCARACTÏRISTIQUESETLEFONCTIONNEMENTDESDISPOSITIFS
DÏCRITS0OUROBTENIRDEL@INFORMATIONËJOURILSUFlTDUTILISERLESCOORDONNÏESSUIVANTES
Division des Solutions en matière d’énergie et d’éclairage de Leviton
374ETON4UALATIN/REGON
Adresse postale :
0/"OX
4UALATIN/2
Service à la clientèle : 1-800-736-6682
Soutien technique : 1-800-959-6004
Fax : 503-404-5601
Courriel : [email protected]
Internet : www.leviton.com
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I. AVERTISSEMENTS ET MISES EN GARDE
II. GARANTIE
WEB VERSION
Cette passerelle permet d’aller des protocoles Luma-Net
MD
à LumaCAN
MC
DEFAÎONËASSURERLESÏCHANGES
ENTREDIVERSESBRANCHESDUNRÏSEAUDONNÏ
Conditions environnementales :TEMPÏRATUREDEFONCTIONNEMENTDEË#Ë&HUMIDITÏ
RELATIVEDEËSANSCONDENSATIONPOURLINTÏRIEURSEULEMENT
Données électrotechniques :COURANTREQUISDEË6CC!POSSIBILITÏDALIMENTATIONVIAUNBUS
LumaCAN
MC
PARLINTERMÏDIAIREDECONNECTEURSCYLINDRIQUESOUDEBORNESCÉBLÏESCESDERNIÒRESÏTANTË
privilégier).
REMARQUE :EN!MÏRIQUEDU.ORDONREQUIERTUNEALIMENTATIONHOMOLOGUÏECERTIlÏEDECLASSE!ILLEURS
ILFAUTRECOURIRËUNESOURCEDECOURANTLIMITÏ,IMITED0OWER3OURCEOU,03ËTRÒSBASSETENSIONDE
SÏCURITÏ3AFETY%XTRA,OW6OLTAGEOU3%,6CONFORMEËLANORME#%)
Certifications :#%)2O(3&##
1.1 CARACTÉRISTIQUES
1.2 MÉCANISMES DE CONVERSION
s#ONVERSIONDEPROTOCOLESDE,UMA.ET
MD
à LumaCAN
MC
et de LumaCAN
MC
à Luma-Net
MD
.
s4OTALDENUDSPARSOUSRÏSEAUSOUSRÏSEAUXPOSSIBLES
s0ANNEAUAVANTË!#,
s4ÏMOINSDACTIVITÏ
s-ISEËNIVEAUDESLOGICIELSVIATRANSFERT&40
s(ORLOGEENTEMPSRÏELPOURLHORODATAGEDESENTRÏESDANSLElCHIERJOURNAL
s"OUTONDERÏTABLISSEMENTDESVALEURSPARDÏFAUT
s3UPPORTSPOURLAlXATIONDANSDESBÉTIS%)!DEFORMATSTANDARDCM
s#ANAUX,UMA.ET
MD
LumaCAN
MC
s#ANAUX,UMA#!.
MC
Luma-Net
MD
s%XPLOITATIONDELALUMIÒREAMBIANTE,UMA.ET
MD
(taux de gradation de 254 sous-réseaux)
LumaCAN
MC
s$ONNÏESDELHORLOGEMAÔTRESSE
s2ÏPÏTITIONDESSIGNAUX,UMA.ET
MD
et LumaCAN
MC
s3ÏPARATIONOUCOMBINAISONDEMESSAGESDEGRADATIONDECANAUX
s2ÏGLAGEDUDÏBITDÏLAIMINIMALENTRELESMESSAGES
1.3 FICHE TECHNIQUE
REMARQUE :LESTÏMOINS-340,UMA#!.
MC
B et Expansion sont en prévision d’usages à venir
1.4 DESCRIPTION DU PANNEAU AVANT
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Power
Reset
Network Protocol Converter
NP00G
B
A
Ethernet
Luma-Net®
MS/TP
LumaCAN®
Expansion
Error
Link/RX
Témoins
d’erreur
TX
Réinitialisation
Témoin
d’alimentation
Indicateurs d’activité ACL
1. INTRODUCTION
WEB VERSION
REMARQUE : LESPOINTSDECONNEXION-340,UMA#!.
MC
B et Expansion sont en prévision d’usages à
venir.
1.5 DESCRIPTION DU PANNEAU ARRIÈRE
États des témoins
s2ÏSEAUX%THERNET
s,ETÏMOIN,INK28SALLUMEQUANDLEDISPOSITIFESTCONNECTÏAURÏSEAU
s,ETÏMOIN,INK2XCLIGNOTEENVERTËLARÏCEPTIONDEDONNÏES
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Made inUS Technical Support
THRU
Power
Expansion
+12-24VDC
0.6A
LumaCAN B
LumaCAN A
MS/TP
Luma-Net
THRU
Memory Ethernet
Factory
Defaults
Wire Per TIA-568B Wire Per TIA-568B
Com
Data-
Data+
Term
+V
Rem-
Rem+
Com
Bornes d’alimentation
primaire
Connecteurs
Luma-Net
MD
Sélecteur de
terminaison Luma-Net
MD
Connecteurs
Luma-Net
MD
Carte SD
Ethernet
Sélecteur de
terminaison LumaCAN
MC
Sélecteur de
segmentation LumaCAN
MC
Sélecteur de
terminaison LumaCAN
MC
Type de réseau Témoin Etat Signification
Ethernet Link Allumé Connexion au réseau
Clignotant Réception de données
TX Clignotant Transmission de données
Luma-Net
®
Link Allumé Jeton en circulation au sein du réseau
Réception de données
Error Allumé Interruption de réseau
TX Clignotant Transmission de données
LumaCAN
TM
Link Allumé Connexion au réseau
Clignotant Réception de données
Ce témoin clignote peu souvent, sauf quand beaucoup de
données circulent au sein du réseau.
Error Allumé Au-delà de 128 erreurs, et tentatives excessives; vérifier la
connectivité du réseau. S’éteint automatiquement quand le
système fonctionne normalement depuis un certain temps.
TX Clignotant Transmission de données
Ce témoin clignote peu souvent, sauf quand beaucoup de
données circulent au sein du réseau.
WEB VERSION
1.$ÏTERMINERUNEMPLACEMENTETINSTALLERLEDISPOSITIFDANSUNLOGEMENTDANSUNBÉTIOUSURUNBUREAU
$ANSCEDERNIERCASCOLLERLESQUATREPIEDSENCAOUTCHOUCSURLEDESSOUSDELUNITÏ
REMARQUE : si on choisit de mettre la passerelle dans un logement, il faut suivre les directives
qui accompagnent ce dernier avant de procéder à l’installation.
2. Luma-Net
MD
EFFECTUERLECÉBLAGEDUCONNECTEUR0HOENIX
A.2ACCORDERLESlLSCONFORMÏMENTËLAfigure 1.
3.%NTORTILLERFERMEMENTLESEXTRÏMITÏSDECHAQUElL
ENSASSURANTQUAUCUNBRINNEDÏPASSEETLES
ENFONCERDANSLEPOINTDECONNEXIONAPPROPRIÏ
4. Serrer les vis du connecteur en s’assurant
TOUJOURSQUAUCUNBRINNEDÏPASSE
5.2ELIERLESlLSDEMASSEBLINDAGEDRAINSHIELD
ETLESISOLERAUMOYENDUNPETITBOUTDETUBE
THERMORÏTRÏCISSABLE
6.)NSTALLERLESBARRETTESDETERMINAISONREQUISES
REMARQUE : on doit utiliser une barrette de
terminaison aux deux extrémités des parcours
Luma-Net
MD
. 3ILAPASSERELLEESTUNPOINTTERMINAL
glisser le sélecteur de terminaison (derrière le
connecteur Luma-Net
MD
) vers la gauche.
7. LumaCan
MC
CONNECTERLECÉBLEDANSLEPORT!
3ILAPASSERELLEESTUNPOINTTERMINALGLISSERLE
sélecteur de terminaison (derrière le connecteur)
VERSLAGAUCHE/NPEUTEMPLOYERLESÏLECTEURDE
segmentation pour isoler l’alimentation à chaque
CONNECTEUROUPOURLUIASSURERUNPASSAGECONTINU)LFAUTVÏRIlERQUECESÏLECTEURESTËLABONNE
position. Il est à noter qu’il est interdit de mettre des sources d’alimentation en parallèle dans de tels
RÏSEAUX0OUROBTENIRDESRENSEIGNEMENTSSUPPLÏMENTAIRESONPEUTSEREPORTERAULIVREBLANCINTITULÏi
LumaCAN
MC
0OWER#ONSIDERATIONSwTROUVÏSURLESITEhttp://www.leviton.com.
8.%THERNETBRANCHERLECÉBLEDANSLEPORT
9. Confirmer que la carte SD est correctement insérée.
10.²TABLIRLALIMENTATION
A.,APASSERELLEESTDOTÏEDUNCONNECTEURCYLINDRIQUEPOURLALIMENTATIONMAISONRECOMMANDEDE
NELUTILISERQUEPOURFAIREDESESSAIS
B.2ELIERLASOURCEDALIMENTATIONËLABORNEDERACCORDEMENT3IONPRÏFÒREQUELALIMENTATIONVIENNE
DUBUS,UMA#!.
MC
ILSUFlTDEGLISSERLESÏLECTEURËGAUCHE/.
11.5NEFOISALIMENTÏELAPASSERELLEENTREPRENDUNPROCESSUSDAUTOVÏRIlCATIONETCHERCHEËOBTENIRUNE
ADRESSE)0DUSERVEUR$(#0
A.3IAUCUNSERVEUR$(#0NESTTROUVÏOUSILERÏSEAUESTENPANNELECONVERTISSEURDEPROTOCOLEDE
RÏSEAU#02CHOISIRAPARDÏFAUTUNEADRESSESTATIQUE
B.%NPRÏSENCEDUNSERVEUR$(#0LAPASSERELLEADOPTERALADRESSE)0QUILLUITRANSMETTRA
12.,ÏCRANDELAPASSERELLEAFlCHELADRESSE)0SURLALIGNEDUHAUTAINSIQUELESADRESSES,UMA.ET
MD
(LN) et
LumaCAN
MC
#!.SURLALIGNEDUBASCOMMELEMONTRELAlGURE!VANTQUELACONlGURATIONSOITEFFECTUÏE
OUSILACARTE3$NEPEUTÐTRELUECESTLETEXTEi.O#ONlGwQUIAPPARAÔTPLUTÙTSURLADEUXIÒMELIGNE
13.5NEFOISLAUTOVÏRIlCATIONTERMINÏELÏCRANINDIQUEQUELAPASSERELLEESTPRÐTE
FIGURE 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
REM+
REM-
COM
+V
TERM
LOCK
6
5
4
3
2
1
Connecteur Phoenix/Luma-Net
MD
Connexions des fils Luma-Net
MD
Un fi l de cali bre
12 AWG
Un fi l de
cali bre 12 AWG
Deux fi ls de
cali bre 12 AWG
Rouges (+V)
Deux fi ls de cali bre 12 AWG
Noi rs (communs)
Masse/blindage - isolés et reliés ensemble
(Mise à la terre à un endroit, probablement à une des extrémités)
192.168.90.88
No Config
FIGURE 2
192.168.90.88
LN:100 CAN:100
FIGURE 3
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2. INSTALLATION
WEB VERSION
,APASSERELLEPEUTÐTRECONlGURÏEDETROISFAÎONSDIFFÏRENTES
sPARLENTREMISEDUNNAVIGATEUR7EB
sENMODIlANTLESDONNÏESDIRECTEMENTSURLACARTE3$
sENENVOYANTRECEVANTLESDONNÏESPARTRANSFERT&40
#ESMÏTHODESSONTABORDÏESDANSLESSECTIONSSUIVANTES$ANSCHAQUECASPLUSIEURSOPTIONSSONTOFFERTES
#ESOPTIONSSONTÏGALEMENTEXPLIQUÏESPLUSBAS
,ENOMDUTILISATEURETLEMOTDEPASSEPARDÏFAUTSONTLESSUIVANTS
Nom d’utilisateur (User Name) : admin
Mot de passe (Password) : password
3.1 DÉFINITION DES CHAMPS DE CONFIGURATION
1. User Name : nom des utilisateurs de la passerelle.
2. Password : mot de passe pour accéder à la passerelle.
3. Gateway Name : NOMDELAPASSERELLETROUVÏPARLINTERMÏDIAIREDELAPPLICATION#OLOR.ET
4. Luma-Net
MD
Address : on peut entrer n’importe quelle valeur entre 1 et 120 (celles de 121 à 128 sont
ÏGALEMENTDISPONIBLESMAISONLESRÏSERVEËDAUTRESUSAGES®ZÏROLEPORT,UMA.ET
MD
est désactivé.
REMARQUE :ENPRÏSENCEDECOMMANDEDELAGAMME$LE#02DOITÐTRERÏGLÏAUCHIFFRELEPLUS
ÏLEVÏPOSSIBLEJUSQUË
5. Luma-CAN
MC
Address : on peut entrer n’importe quelle valeur entre 1 et 250 (celles de 251 à 253 sont
ÏGALEMENTDISPONIBLESMAISONLESRÏSERVEËDAUTRESUSAGES®ZÏROLEPORT,UMA#!.
MC
est désactivé.
6. Ethernet MAC Address : ADRESSEDACCÒS-!#DELAPASSERELLENONMODIlABLE
7. DHCP : SIONCOCHEi%NABLEDwDÒSSONDÏMARRAGELAPASSERELLETENTERADOBTENIRUNEADRESSE)0DUN
SERVEURSURLERÏSEAU%NLABSENCEDUNTELSERVEURUNEADRESSEPARDÏFAUTLUISERAATTRIBUÏEXXXX
XXOáLESTROISSÏRIESDEiXXwCORRESPONDENTAUXTROISOCTETSLESMOINSSIGNIlCATIFSDELADRESSE-!#
8. Static IP Address, Subnet Mask et Default Gateway : codes statiques qu’on peut assigner en tapant les
CHIFFRESVOULUSDANSLESCASES
REMARQUE :LATTRIBUTIONDUNEADRESSE)0NESEFAITPASAUTOMATIQUEMENTSIONACOCHÏi%NABLEDw
SURLALIGNE$(#0
9. Map Luma-Net
MD
channel, to LumaCAN
MC
Channel et # of Channels : LENOMBREDECANAUXCHOISI
DOITÐTRETOUTJUSTEASSEZÏLEVÏPOURPERMETTRELEXPANSIONFUTUREDURÏSEAU/NRECOMMANDELESVALEURS
suivantes:
A. Luma-Net
MD
: 1 à 2 048
B. LumaCAN
MC
: 1 à 65 535
C. Canaux : 1 à 2 048
10. Luma-Net Default Priority : NIVEAUDEPRIORITÏATTRIBUÏAUXMESSAGESCONVERTISAUPROTOCOLE
LumaCAN
MC
0ARDÏFAUTCENIVEAUESTRÏGLÏË
11. LumaCAN Message Delay (ms) : délai entre les messages LumaCAN
MC
#EDÏLAISERTËRÏGLERLEDÏBIT
PARDÏFAUTILESTlXÏËMS
REMARQUE : les plus anciens systèmes GreenMax ne prennent pas en charge les messages multicanaux.
12. Suppress readback request : permet la désactivation des demandes de relecture sur le réseau Luma-Net
MD
.
13. LumaCAN
MC
Channel Messages :SIONCHOISITLASECONDEOPTION3PLIT/UTLESMESSAGESMULTICANAUX
Luma-Net
MD
DEVIENDRONTDESMESSAGESMONOCANAUXDUCÙTÏ,UMA#!.
MC
%NMODENORMALSEULSLES
messages multicanaux seront utilisés.
14. Packet Logging : FONCTIONËVENIRPASENCOREOFFERTE
15. Log File Filter Tokens :FONCTIONËVENIRPASENCOREOFFERTE
16. Date/time (MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS) : PERMETDERÏGLERLADATEETLHEURE3IONCOCHELACASEi3ET
"ASEDON,OCAL4IMEwCESVALEURSSERONTATTRIBUÏESENFONCTIONDESDONNÏESDELORDINATEURUTILISÏ
17. Cancel Changes and re-load values : tous les changements sont annulés et les anciennes valeurs sont
réinitialisées.
18. Save Changes : tous les changements sont sauvegardés.
1.0OURENTRERDANSLEMODEDECONlGURATIONDELAPASSERELLEONPEUTSESERVIRDULOGICIEL7INDOWS%XPLORER
ENTAPANTLECODE)0DANSLABARREDADRESSESDANSLEFORMATXXXXXXXXXXLAlGUREMONTRECOMME
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4. La passerelle aura ainsi été configurée.
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