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| ===== Installation instructions: | ===== Installation instructions: | ||
| + | === Webbrowser: === | ||
| + | * Connect the Moxa device to Ethernet and open the browser | ||
| + | * Connect to address 192.168.127.254 which is normally the default IP address of the Moxa devices | ||
| + | * Main things to configure: Password, Security/ | ||
| + | * alternatively you can use IOxpress software | ||
| === Moxa IOxpress software: === | === Moxa IOxpress software: === | ||
| * Connect the Moxa device to Ethernet and install the Moxa IOxpress software (download from Moxa website) | * Connect the Moxa device to Ethernet and install the Moxa IOxpress software (download from Moxa website) | ||
| - | * Start the Moxa IOxpress and select Device/ | + | * Start the Moxa IOxpress and select Device/ |
| - | * Main things to configure: Password, Security/ | + | * Main things to configure: Password, Security/ |
| * on the Device Library page you find in the Deployment combobox the device actions, like up- and download of configuration files | * on the Device Library page you find in the Deployment combobox the device actions, like up- and download of configuration files | ||
| * on the Configuration Library page you can change all settings and store it to a local file | * on the Configuration Library page you can change all settings and store it to a local file | ||
| === TERRA 4D Configurator: | === TERRA 4D Configurator: | ||
| * create a subsystem plugin device Modbus with default settings | * create a subsystem plugin device Modbus with default settings | ||
| - | == Input: | + | * Input: |
| - | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType " | + | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType " |
| - | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 0, Input number: 0...N | + | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 0, Input number: 0...N |
| - | == Output: | + | |
| - | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType " | + | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType " |
| - | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 0, Output number: 0...N | + | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 0, Output number: 0...N |
| + | * Input register (e.g. for PWM counter): | ||
| + | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType "Input register" | ||
| + | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 17, Input number: 0...N | ||
| + | * Analog Input: | ||
| + | * create a IO device of type Modbus and select SubType " | ||
| + | * IP port: 502, Server address: 0, Start address: 520, Input number: 0...N | ||
| + | * Configure low/high threshold depending on application to generate events when reading goes outside the expected range. | ||
| ===== Other hints ===== | ===== Other hints ===== | ||
| - | Login to the browser | + | * Within |
| + | * Make sure " | ||
| + | * Within the table all the addresses | ||
| + | * Within Terra4D use " | ||
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| + | * [[https:// | ||
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