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4 /03.2020

INSTALLATION

Connecting the EKO-LAN modem

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3.1

The EKO-LAN modem is designed for surface mounting. Depending on the installation substrate, a suitable mounting system should be 
selected (wall plugs and screws) and the modem should be fastened using its dedicated brackets, the location of which is shown in Fig. 2.

The device requires a power supply, which can be provided in one of three ways:

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12 V DC directly from the interfaced controller;

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5V DC from a stabilised power supply with a micro-USB connector; 

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12 V DC from a stabilised power supply.

NOTE: Only one of the specified power supply sources shall be connected to the modem, irrespective of the units connected to this 
device.

Provide an Internet over LAN connection with DHCP (dynamic IP address assignment) via an Ethernet cable with a RJ45 connector, 
plugged directly into the router. If the Ethernet cable cannot be connected to the device due to technical constraints or the required 
aesthetic quality, you can use the optionally available G931 RF module or use a commercially available connectivity solution, like network 
repeaters, WiFi repeaters, another router with bridging, etc. See the detailed information about the G931 RF module in its manual.

The modem is Plug&Play and requires no additional configuration. A correct connection to the Internet is indicated by the green LED 
flashing continuously, the orange LED flashing once every minute or once every 4 minutes (depending on the type of Ekontrol licence) and 
the red LED staying off. If the LED indicators work differently, the EKO-LAN modem should first be reset as follows:

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Disconnect the Ethernet cable for 60 seconds;

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Disconnect the power supply from the modem;

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Reconnect the power supply to the modem;

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Wait 10 seconds and reconnect the Ethernet cable.

NOTE: Due to possible interference, do not lay data and Ethernet cables along high-voltage cables. Never connect the EKO-LAN 
modem directly with an Ethernet cable to a PC desktop computer or a laptop.

Access point configuration instructions:

One EKO-LAN modem is sufficient to manage multiple controllers of Hewalex RES installations. You do not need another modem 
to manage more than one device. To connect multiple units, wire in parallel the data outputs A+ and B- of the EKO-LAN modem RS-
485 bus to all controllers which are to be managed. The wiring diagram for multiple devices is shown in Figure 4-6.

Connecting multiple units to the modem

3.2

Summary of Contents for EKO-LAN

Page 1: ...OL MADE BY HEWALEX 1 Safety requirements 2 2 Device overview 3 2 1 Inputs outputs 3 3 Installation 4 3 1 Connecting the EKO LAN modem 4 3 2 Connecting multiple units to the modem 4 3 3 Operating statu...

Page 2: ...sive or flammable materials including aerosol cans and do not store or use gasoline or other flammable materials near the device Keep a sufficient distance between any gas installation and the device...

Page 3: ...echnicalspecifications powersupply 12VDCor5VDC dimensions WxDxH 60 90 30mm operatingconditions ambienttemperature 10 Cto 25 C relativehumidity 5 to85 withoutcondensationand orfreezing powerdemand 3W P...

Page 4: ...n likenetwork repeaters WiFirepeaters anotherrouterwithbridging etc SeethedetailedinformationabouttheG931RFmoduleinitsmanual The modem is Plug Play and requires no additional configuration A correct c...

Page 5: ...e 1 Check that the LAN cable is plugged in 2 Check that the router is turned on 3 Check the Internet connection of your home network 4 Use another factory terminated Ethernet cable If resetting the EK...

Page 6: ...4 The next step to do after the EKO LAN modem has been correctly installed and connected to the controllers is to create an account RemotemanagementofallinstallationswithinoneaccountispossibleontheEk...

Page 7: ...tank DHW heat pumps with a DHW tank Solar thermal system Extension modules LIST OF SUPPORTED CONTROLLERS 5 Controller model RS485 port settings OPTI ENER PCCO SPLIT 6kW PCCO SPLIT 10kW PCCO SPLIT 13k...

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