Connecting EDR to EIM with Ethernet - Revision history

Thomas Peterson at 15:27, 3 April 2024

2024-04-03T15:27:45Z

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	#Set the gateway to 172.16.1.6		#Set the gateway to 172.16.1.6
	#Set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0		#Set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
			Note: After changing ethernet settings, wait a couple minutes and cycle power on the EIM

	===EDR Setup===		===EDR Setup===

Thomas Peterson at 15:23, 10 October 2023

2023-10-10T15:23:24Z

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	Instead of using RS-485, the EDR can be connected to the EIM with an ethernet cable.		Instead of using RS-485, the EDR can be connected to the EIM with an ethernet cable.

	If an ethernet switch is not present: Use a crossover ethernet cable between the EDR and EIM		'''If an ethernet switch is not present''': Use a crossover ethernet cable between the EDR and EIM

	If an ethernet switch is present: Use 2 normal ethernet cables from the switch to each the EDR and EIM		'''If an ethernet switch is present''': Use 2 normal ethernet cables from the switch to each the EDR and EIM

	===EIM Setup===		===EIM Setup===

Thomas Peterson: Created page with "Instead of using RS-485, the EDR can be connected to the EIM with an ethernet cable. If an ethernet switch is not present: Use a crossover ethernet cable between the EDR and EIM If an ethernet switch is present: Use 2 normal ethernet cables from the switch to each the EDR and EIM ===EIM Setup=== #Go to system/Global settings -> Ethernet #Change the type on top to 'Manual' #Set the IP address to 172.16.1.5 #Set the gateway to 172.16.1.6 #Set the sub..."

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Created page with "Instead of using RS-485, the EDR can be connected to the EIM with an ethernet cable. If an ethernet switch is not present: Use a crossover ethernet cable between the EDR and EIM If an ethernet switch is present: Use 2 normal ethernet cables from the switch to each the EDR and EIM ===EIM Setup=== #Go to system/Global settings -> Ethernet #Change the type on top to 'Manual' #Set the IP address to 172.16.1.5 #Set the gateway to 172.16.1.6 #Set the sub..."

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Instead of using RS-485, the EDR can be connected to the EIM with an ethernet cable.

If an ethernet switch is not present: Use a crossover ethernet cable between the EDR and EIM

If an ethernet switch is present: Use 2 normal ethernet cables from the switch to each the EDR and EIM

===EIM Setup===

#Go to system/Global settings -> Ethernet
#Change the type on top to 'Manual'
#Set the IP address to 172.16.1.5
#Set the gateway to 172.16.1.6
#Set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0

===EDR Setup===

#Connect to the EDR Wifi Console ([[EDR Wi-Fi Console|Instructions]])
#Navigate to the Modbus Slave tab
#Under network configuration, set IP address to 172.16.1.6
#Leave port at 502
#Set net mask to 255.255.255.0
#Set gateway to 172.16.1.5
#Select 'save'

Next navigate to the 'modbus master' screen

#Open network configuration
#Uncheck 'use serial'
#Check 'use IP'
#Set the IP Address to 172.16.1.5
#Select Save

Open the modbus master table, and there should now be data showing up.