u::Lux NetCon / u::Lux NetCon Power - Manual
Version: 1.07
01.10.2014
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Mounting order
1.
u::Lux NetCon
or
u::Lux NetCon Power
must snap into place on the top-hat rail.
2.
Connect the network cable (not included in the scope of delivery) for the
u::Lux Switch RJ45
to LAN1 or/and LAN2.
We recommend the use of a Patchpanel (taking into account the potential equalization) so
that a shielded network cable can be lead to ground or to get a better ground-contact from the
installation cable to the Patch cable. When indicated, already existing local connecting
instructions must absolutely be obeyed.
3.
For the control or cascading connect the network cable (not included in the scope of
delivery) to LAN3 or/and LAN4.
4.
Connect the energy supply.
A plug connector (Phoenix - MSTBA 2,5/ 2-ST-5,08) is included in the scope of delivery.
Connect the negative supply voltage of the energy supply to Pin – VCC and the positive
supply voltage to +VCC (see Chapter General Information).
Startup
After connecting the power supply all green LEDs have to illuminate. With these LEDs the presence
of the following voltages is indicated:
1.
Energy supply with supply voltage
VCC
.
2.
Internal voltage generation
3,3 volts.
3.
Internal voltage generation
48 volts
(on ports LAN1 and LAN2).
If a network cable is connected to each of LAN1 – LAN4 and a physical connection (LINK) is
established, the corresponding yellow LED illuminates permanently. As soon as there is traffic on
the connection (ACTIVITY) it will be signalized by this flashing LED. Regarding the LAN ports we
recommend the connection of the following network subscribers:
LAN1: is used exclusively to connect up to 10
u::Lux Switches RJ45
.
LAN2: is used exclusively to connect up to 10
u::Lux Switches RJ45
.
LAN3: is used to connect a PLC control or to connect another
u::Lux NetCon Power
module
(cascading) or a computer.
LAN4: is used to connect a PLC control or to connect another
u::Lux NetCon Power
module
(cascading) or a computer.
Startup order
1.
Control of the green LED. All 4 LEDs have to illuminate.
