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Chapter 1

 

Product introduction 

 

Table of Contents

 

1.1 Overview 

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1.1.1   High performance wireless technology ....................................................... 1-4 
1.1.2   Good reliability and design optimization ..................................................... 1-5 
1.1.3   Robust design for industrial hardware........................................................ 1-5 
1.1.4      Product profile and dimensions ................................................................. 1-5 

1.2 LED 

indicator 

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1.3 Installation 

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1.3.1   DIN-rail mounting .................................................................................. 1-6 
1.3.2   Wall mounting ....................................................................................... 1-7 
1.3.3   Wiring the redundant power input ............................................................. 1-8 
1.3.4   Wiring the Alarm Contact ........................................................................ 1-8 
1.3.5   Wiring the Digital  Input ........................................................................... 1-9 
1.3.6   Pin definition ....................................................................................... 1-10 
1.3.7   Wiring ................................................................................................ 1-11 

1.4 Package 

checklist 

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Summary of Contents for DVW-W1I2-E1 Series

Page 1: ...5 1 1 3 Robust design for industrial hardware 1 5 1 1 4 Product profile and dimensions 1 5 1 2 LED indicator 1 6 1 3 Installation 1 6 1 3 1 DIN rail mounting 1 6 1 3 2 Wall mounting 1 7 1 3 3 Wiring the redundant power input 1 8 1 3 4 Wiring the Alarm Contact 1 8 1 3 5 Wiring the Digital Input 1 9 1 3 6 Pin definition 1 10 1 3 7 Wiring 1 11 1 4 Package checklist 1 11 ...

Page 2: ...ncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CE Declaration of Conformity The DVW series switches are CE certificated products they could use in any kind of the environments under CE environment specification For kee...

Page 3: ...过特殊工具 锁和钥匙或 其他安全手段才能进出的场所 This equipment should be installed in a place where access is restricted Restricted places are places that can only be accessed through special tools locks and keys or other security means 在接近热源部分的明显位置上会有警告标示 There will be a warning sign in an obvious position near the heat source part Warning Supplied by LPS power source ...

Page 4: ...perating devices DVW W01I2 E1 supports fast roaming solution especially suitable for clients in wireless environment to quickly switch connection from one AP to another for continuous roaming experience and applications such as automatic storage system or autonomous carriers 1 1 1 High performance wireless technology 10 100 1000 Base T Auto detects transmission speed Auto MDI MDI X 802 11 a b g n ...

Page 5: ...dant dual DC power input One set of digital input DI One set of alarm output DO 1 1 3 Robust design for industrial hardware Operating temperature 10 60 Storage temperature 40 85 Humidity 5 95 non condensing Metal case IPX0 1 1 4 Product profile and dimensions 31 75 3 4 8 9 110 6 13 5 Unit mm ...

Page 6: ...ut DI Off No digital input DI Blinking Relay closed and DI occurs simultaneously Signal light Green On Lighting 1 3 lights based on signal strength Off No network signal 1 3 Installation 1 3 1 DIN rail mounting Attach the back trench of the device to the mounting rail in arrow direction and push the device against the rail in arrow direction To disassemble first push down the device in arrow direc...

Page 7: ...Chapter 1 Product introduction 1 7 1_ 1 3 2 Wall mounting ...

Page 8: ...l block Make sure that the positive DC wire is connected to V1 or V2 and that the negative DC wire is connected to 0V Step 2 To prevent the loose DC wires tighten the wire clamp screws on the terminal block with the flat blade screwdriver Note Please use copper wire 60 75o C AWG 28 14 screw torque is 2 2kgf cm 1 91 in lbs 1 3 4 Wiring the alarm contact The DVW W01I2 E1 is equipped with one to two ...

Page 9: ... 5 Wiring the digital input The DVW W01I2 E1 is equipped with one to two sets of digital input When input voltage is between 0 to 5V the state of DI is OFF input voltage between 11 to 30V the state of DI is ON The maximum input current is 6mA ...

Page 10: ...wer consumption in normal operation 2 5W Reverse voltage protect Dual redundant power supply the device will automatically match to the higher voltage side and disconnect from the lower voltage side Power 2 I O DI Input type DC sourcing or sinking Input current 24V 5ma Max input frequency 1KHZ Input impedance 5 6K DO Contact rating DC24V 2A AC125V 0 5A AC220V 0 2A ANT1 Wi Fi antenna external threa...

Page 11: ...0 ohm Terminal resistor 120 ohm 1 4 Package checklist The package contains the following accessories Delta industrial wireless DVW W01I2 E1 series x1 Instruction sheet x1 SMA antenna x 2 Wall mount metal accessory x1 Screws x4 Attention Each released DVW W01I2 E1 contains accessories that are listed above When you receive the product please open the package and check for any missing or broken acce...

Page 12: ...ter 2 User Interface Table of Contents Chapter 2 User Interface 2 1 2 1 Configuration 2 2 2 2 Connection and access settings 2 2 2 3 General configurations 2 4 2 3 1 AP mode setup 2 4 2 3 2 Client mode setup 2 6 ...

Page 13: ... The DVW W01I02 E1 series and PC connects to RJ45 port through using web based Ethernet for parameter settings 2 When PC and DVW device connection is complete continue configuring the PC s IP address 1 Click the start button then click the control panel to open network connection 2 In Network and Sharing Center check the network connections 3 Right click the connection for modification then click ...

Page 14: ...5 for router settings the subnet masks is 255 255 255 0 therefore the local IP on PC can be set anywhere between 192 168 1 1 to 254 excluding 192 168 1 5 and with no repeating IPs We setup the IP address as 192 168 1 10 the default gateway is 192 168 1 5 select an available DNS address or configuring to 192 168 1 5 ...

Page 15: ...ame and password Default setting admin password 2 3 General configurations 2 3 1 AP mode setup In AP mode the access point serves as intermediate point between devices for wired or wireless connection and data transmission Configuration procedures 1 Set all IP addresses in the same segment 2 Log in the DVW wireless device page on the PC the default IP is 192 168 1 5 Username and password by defaul...

Page 16: ... choose AP mode and click Apply 4 Select Basic Configuration and setup SSID name as well as WPA2 PSK for security mode recommended then click Apply 5 For wireless client search for DVW SSID SlimWiFi_B4F8 in the AP list and click to complete on line data transmission via wireless connection ...

Page 17: ...bined via wireless connection However only LAN connection can be used in client mode but not wireless devices or connections Configuration procedures 1 Set all IP addresses in the same segment 2 AP mode please refer to section 2 3 1 3 Client mode Log in the wireless client device page on PC through default IP setting 192 168 1 6 Username and password by default is admin password ...

Page 18: ...rom WLAN2 4G listed on the menu select Operation Mode choose Client mode and click Apply 5 Select Basic Configuration and click Site Survey 6 Select the configured AP SSID e g SlimWiFi_4456 When SSID cannot be found please click Refresh ...

Page 19: ...Type in the password for AP setting and click APPly to complete Client and AP connection 8 When connection is complete select Ping under Maintenance Then type in destination IP to test the connection For successful connection the AP Ping response time appears See below ...

Page 20: ...che table 3 21 3 4 WLAN management 2 4G 3 25 3 4 1 Operation mode 3 25 3 4 2 WLAN 2 4G 3 25 3 5 WLAN management 5G 3 30 3 5 1 Operation mode 3 30 3 5 2 WLAN 5G 3 31 3 6 Auto alarm function 3 35 3 6 1 Using relay for alarm system 3 35 3 7 Maintenance 3 36 3 7 1 Session timeout 3 36 3 7 2 Password 3 36 3 7 3 System log backup 3 37 3 7 4 Roaming log 3 37 3 7 5 Serial log 3 38 3 7 6 Ping 3 38 3 7 7 Pi...

Page 21: ...status 3 1 1 System configuration Displays information which can be categorized into three parts System Configuration Device Info and 802 11 Info 3 1 2 System CPU status Displays system s present CPU status which includes running time total power on time CPU usage total RAM and RAM available These status values are displayed in grey color and cannot be edited ...

Page 22: ...location description and contact information Through this setup users can easily and clearly identify each DVW W01I2 E1 used on the network Description Default value Device name Users can define the device name DVW W01I2 E1 Device location Users can define the device location Europe Device description Users can provide detailed device description Delta Dual Band WiFi Router Device contact informat...

Page 23: ...y IP and primary DNS DHCP Server When DHCP Server is installed in DVW W01I2 E1 DHCP Server and BOOTP Server are both enabled and exist in this mode The IP address is auto configured to 192 168 1 5 and the IP subnet mask to 255 255 255 0 When end user devices and clients request for IP address DVW W01I2 E1 will assign a set of dynamic IP address The gateway IP address provided by DHCP server addres...

Page 24: ...sa While serial server and serial port transparent transmission modules can provide real time networking to access serial devices at any time or locations 3 3 1 MODBUS gateway MODBUS gateaway allows DVW device to perform format conversion and data transfer Convert Modbus RTU ASCII to Modbus TCP 3 3 1 1 RS 485 gateway MODBUS ASCII RTU Slave In this mode the DVW series serve as MODBUS TCP server Whe...

Page 25: ...serial ports base on the network port of the map ID in the request data MODBUS ASCII RTU Master In this mode the DVW series serve as MODBUS ASCII RTU Slave When the device receives master s MODBUS request it is packed into MODBUS TCP protocol base on the station ID and the corresponding relationship from the forward table Also MODBUS TCP client can forward request to the server through DVW series ...

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Page 27: ...DBUS TCP Server mode the RS 485 serial port operates in MODBUS RTU master mode 3 MODBUS ASCII Master The network port for DVW device operates in MODBUS TCP client mode the RS 485 serial port operates in MODBUS ASCII slave mode 4 MODBUS RTU Master The network port for DVW device operates in MODBUS TCP client mode the RS 485 serial port operates in MODBUS RTU slave mode Close Configuring RS485 Data ...

Page 28: ... ID range Input virtual ID range that can be identified by DVW device Since MODBUS TCP does not contain actual serial port messages therefore we use different map ID section to determine each port Requests need to be set within the map ID range in order to forward to the corresponding serial ports the station ID will also be converted Master mode Forward table Enabled Set forward message to enable...

Page 29: ...ta connected via RS 485 through MODBUS network the map ID needs to be configured to 26 Attention For RS 232 and RS 485 the configured map ID range cannot have repeated regions because the system forwards the request to serial ports base on the network port of the map ID in the request data MODBUS ASCII RTU Master In this mode the DVW series serve as MODBUS ASCII RTU Slave When the device receives ...

Page 30: ...ation mode Select the roles and operating agreement for present network and serial ports via following options 1 MODBUS ASCII Slave The network port for DVW device operates in MODBUS TCP Server mode the RS 485 serial port operates in MODBUS ASCII master mode Close ...

Page 31: ...tion to setup TCP keep alive time When the time is 0 the connection will stay open 30 Response timeout DVW device waits for serial port response timeout 3000 Retry Set the number of retry when response time reaches timeout 3 MODBUS exception When device reaches response timeout exception code may be sent to client Enabled Slave mode Mapping slave ID Set slave ID mapping table Slave ID range Input ...

Page 32: ...Chapter 3 Function Guide 3 13 3_ 3 3 2 1 RS 485 In this mode the DVW series is used as client s serial server of communication via TCP UDP protocol which can transmit RS 485 data to the serial server ...

Page 33: ... communication parameters Baud rate Set baud rates for serial ports Optional values include 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 9600 Data bit Set data bits for serial ports Optional values include 7 or 8 8 Parity bit Set parity bits for serial ports Optional values include none odd or even None Stop bit Set stop bits for serial ports Optional values include 1 or 2 1 TCP mode TCP keepalive time...

Page 34: ...tination IP and port Set the connected serial server IP and ports Maximum of 4 serial servers for simultaneous connection in UDP Each server IP range supports up to 99 IP address meaning the max number of IP between starting and ending IP is 99 The IP and ports cannot have the same configuration None Source port Set monitoring source port 15000 Max payload length Set the waiting length of cumulati...

Page 35: ...Delta Industrial Wireless DVW W01I2 E1 Series User Manual 3 16 _3 ...

Page 36: ...ve as client s serial server of communication via UDP protocol Close Serial communication parameters Baud rate Set baud rates for serial ports Selected values include 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 9600 Data bit Set data bits for serial ports Optional values include 7 or 8 8 Parity bit Set parity bits for serial ports Optional values include none odd or even None Stop bit Set stop bits fo...

Page 37: ...between 1 to 65535 when the time reaches setting value or cumulative data length reaches the setting length 0 UDP mode Destination IP and port Set the connected serial server IP and ports Maximum of 4 serial servers for simultaneous connection in UDP Each server IP range supports up to 99 IP address meaning the max number of IP between starting and ending IP is 99 The IP and ports cannot have the ...

Page 38: ...e close transparent server function Close TCP port Set the port for TCP Server monitoring data packet 12580 Baud rate Set baud rates for serial ports Optional values include 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 9600 Data bit Set data bits for serial ports Optional values include 7 or 8 8 Parity bit Set parity bits for serial ports Optional values include nonel odd or even None Stop bit Set stop...

Page 39: ...transparent server function Close TCP port Set the port for TCP Server monitoring data packet 12581 Baud rate Set baud rates for serial ports Optional values include 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 9600 Data bit Set data bits for serial ports Optional values include 7 or 8 8 Parity bit Set parity bits for serial ports Optional values include None odd or even None Stop bit Set stop bits for...

Page 40: ... to data Because DVW has already receive the data in advance so it does not need to transfer the requests to serial devices and the function can also be used in MODBUS ASCII RTU slave mode 3 3 4 1 RS 485 cache table On the left part of the cache table page displays information regarding configuration click Online and data read based on configuration messages are shown on the right Explanation Defa...

Page 41: ...tation ID MODBUS Hex MODBUS in hexadecimal values MODBUS Dec MODBUS in decimal values Present value MODBUS present value Format Hexadecimal or decimal format Coil device Item Explanation Station address The device station ID MODBUS Hex MODBUS in hexadecimal values MODBUS Dec MODBUS in decimal values Status Values of MODBUS To add edit a configuration see below Explanation Default value Station add...

Page 42: ... on MODBUS monitoring table Not checked 3 3 4 2 RS 232 cache table On the left part of the cache table page displays information regarding configuration click Online and data read based on configuration messages are shown on the right Explanation Default value Enabled Set MODBUS cache function to enable or not enable Not checked Cycle time Set the time for sending requests to serial devices 1000 A...

Page 43: ...alues gathered for relevant addresses are shown on the right section of the page None Word device Item Explanation Station address The device station ID MODBUS Hex MODBUS in hexadecimal values MODBUS Dec MODBUS in decimal values Present value MODBUS present value Format Hexadecimal or decimal format Coil device Item Explanation Station address The device station ID MODBUS Hex MODBUS in hexadecimal...

Page 44: ...IFI operation modes including AP and client mode that allow users to easily configure wireless network environment Please first set DVW W01I2 E1 operation mode then configure WLAN Description Default value RF To enable or disable wireless function Enabled Operation mode Set wireless operation mode AP mode used as an intermediate point for wired and wireless devices connection data transmission and...

Page 45: ...G Mixed supports mixed mode IEEE 802 11b g G N Mixed supports mixed mode IEEE 802 11g n but does not support 802 11b B G N Mixed supports mixed mode IEEE 802 11b g n N Only only supports 2 4GHz IEEE 802 11n standard G N Mixed Channel Set AP operating channels from the following options Auto 1 11 Auto Bandwidth Set WIFI 2 4G with the following bandwidth options 20MHz 40MHz 20MHz penetrability is be...

Page 46: ... other Uncheck Security mode Set AP operation security mode from the following options None WPA2 PSK AES WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES For more security mode information refer to section 3 4 2 2 None Client mode In client mode click Site Survey and the existed network SSID will appear then choose the matching SSID For example the matching SSID is configured to WEP or WPA WPA2 PSK Please enter the corr...

Page 47: ... roaming protocol of personal level and can fulfill the need for fast switching APs in maintaining the operation under wireless application environment Description Default value Client Mode To enable or not enable fast roaming function Disabled Scan channel To set fast roaming DVW scans the assigned AP channels when there are more channels that need to be determined roaming speed is also more easi...

Page 48: ...the DVW can execute switching Setting range 50 300000ms 50 3 4 2 2 Security mode The device provides 5 standard security modes including none WEP WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES and WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES Users can set the security mode base on your own needs Security mode None No security mode When selecting this option any client can connect to DVW W02W2 E2 device without security mode Security mod...

Page 49: ...e range widens Range option 1 to 20 20 Beacon interval The beacon interval of a wireless broadcast the unit is ms When roaming is required users can adjust to lower value for faster connection adjust to higher value for power saving Input range 40 1000 150 3 5 WLAN management 5G The WLAN management focuses on configuring 5G WIFI operation mode and its corresponding parameters Please refer to the m...

Page 50: ...he country or region for the device display only can t revise by user U S Attention 2 4G and 5G WIFI cannot operate in client mode simultaneously 3 5 2 WLAN 5G The setting page focuses on the basic and adanced configuration of 5G network in AP or client mode 3 5 2 1 Basic configuration The setting corresponds to operation mode Different operation mode will have different basic configurations AP mo...

Page 51: ...following bandwidth options 20MHz 40MHz 80MHz 20MHz penetrability is better and contains long transmission distanace but is slower in speed 80MHz SSID Type the wireless device name that consists of 1 32 characters SlimWiFi_ MAC last 4 digits 5G SSID broadcast Set enable or disable SSID broadcast Enabled Security mode Set AP operation security mode from the following options None WPA2 PSK AES WPA P...

Page 52: ... normal WiFi client mode Roaming client support fast roaming protocol of personal level Disabled Attention In client mode RF type and channel in gray background cannot be configured while in AP mode simultaneous configuration for RF type channel and security mode begins once matching is successful Start roaming mode the DVW devices support fast roaming protocol of personal level and can fulfill th...

Page 53: ...lso more easily affected Below are options in the first drop down list Auto Scan all the channels and select an option without selecting the second and third drop down lists The present AP channels in connection with DVW Below are options in the second and third drop down list Not scanning Scanning channels only from the previous drop down list Channel value Select desired channels for scanning Au...

Page 54: ...ss environment Description Default value Transmission power Set the transmission power The transmission power gets stronger as setting value becomes higher and the influence range widens Range option 1 to 20 20 Beacon interval The beacon interval of a wireless broadcast the unit is ms When roaming is required users can adjust to lower value for faster connection adjust to higher value for power sa...

Page 55: ...ing the action is presented to users We recommend configuring this function for enhanced system security Description Default value Session timeout Set the time for session timeout Timeout setting range is 0 to 60 min Set to 0 and session timeout will never occur 30 3 7 2 Password Users can change the password of DVW W01I2 E1 log in page To successfully configure a new set of password users need to...

Page 56: ...ing log Roaming log function can record the device as WIFI station that quickly swich from one AP message to another including SSID in AP s source and transmission power as well as SSID in destination AP and transmission power Description Default value BSSID MAC in AP s source destination AP N A Power RF power of AP N A Threshold Switch threshold setting by users N A Connect Previous AP connection...

Page 57: ...rror from RS232 serial logger Users can click Backup button and download the logs in PCs 3 7 6 Ping Ping function can help admin to analyze network status Type in the IP address to search for connection status 3 7 7 Ping detection When users enable Ping detection for AP connection the AP s IP address is usually configured so that when the number of Ping failure reaches the setting number the syste...

Page 58: ...se download the latest firmware document for our website 3 7 9 Configuration Import Export The Backup button allows the documents derived from current configuration messages to store in your PCs or storage devices The Restore button can import the assigned document by users into the device 3 7 10 Load factory default When Load is clicked the DVW W01I2 E1 device restores the default values In addit...

Page 59: ...3 7 11 Log off Users can click Log off to exist the configuration page When configuration and operating on the DVW W01I2 E1 device is complete we recommend to log off from your current account for security consideration When Log off is clicked the log in page appears ...

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