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Version 4.0 LOYTEC electronics GmbH

NAT feature must be disabled and the NAT address configured manually. In this case, the

Internet service provider needs to assign a fixed public IP address to the NAT router.

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- Table of Contents3
1 Introduction17
- Overview17
- Cea-709.118
- Bacnet19
- M-Bus20
- Modbus20
- Liob21
- L-INX Models21
- Scope22
2 Quick-Start Guide23
- Hardware Installation23
- Configuration of the LINX24
- Getting Started with the L-INX Configurator28
- Configuration of the L-IOB I/O Modules29
- Getting Started with Logicad31
- Connect with an OPC XML-DA Client36
- Reset to Factory Defaults36
3 Hardware Installation37
- Enclosure37
- Product Label40
- Mounting42
- LED Signals43
- Status Button46
  - Resetting Forwarding Tables46
- LCD Display and Jog Dial47
- DIP Switch Settings48
- Terminal Layout and Power Supply48
  - Linx-10X/11X48
  - Linx-20X/21X48
- Wiring49
4 Web Interface53
- Device Information and Account Management53
- Device Configuration55
- Device Statistics75
- L-Web82
- Reset, Contact, Logout82
5 Concepts84
- Data Points84
- Connections87
- AST Features88
- Technology93
- Bacnet Technology96
- IEC61131 Variables98
6 The L-INX Configurator99
- Installation99
  - Software Installation99
  - Registration as an LNS Plug-In99
  - Operating Modes101
- Data Point Manager101
  - Folder List101
  - Network Port Folders103
  - Data Point List103
  - Property View104
  - Managing Multistate Maps106
  - Organizing Favorites107
  - Properties107
  - Bacnet Properties108
- Project Settings109
  - General109
  - Data Point Naming Rules110
  - Settings110
  - AST Settings111
  - Bacnet Settings113
  - Device Configuration114
  - Logicad115
- Workflows for CEA-709116
  - Involved Configuration Files116
  - Configure with LNS116
  - Configure Without LNS117
  - Configure Without LNS Using Bindings118
  - Replace a L-INX119
  - Adding the L-INX to LNS120
  - Replace a L-INX in LNS122
- Workflows for Bacnet125
  - Involved Configuration Files125
  - Engineer On-Line126
  - Engineer Off-Line126
  - Replace a L-INX127
- Using the L-INX Configurator128
  - Starting Stand-Alone128
  - Uploading the Configuration129
  - Create User Registers129
  - Configuration Download130
  - Upload the System Log131
  - Backup and Restore132
- Configuration133
  - Starting as an LNS Plug-In133
  - Scanning for Network Variables134
  - Importing Network Variables135
  - Scanning Nvs Online from the Network136
  - Select and Use Network Variables138
  - Change the NV Allocation138
  - Create Static Nvs139
  - Create External Nvs140
  - Configuration Download over LNS142
  - Enable Legacy NM Mode143
  - Build XIF for Port Interface144
  - Upload Dynamic Nvs from Device144
- Advanced CEA-709 Configuration145
  - Import Devices from XIF Templates145
  - Install Unconfigured Devices145
  - Using Feedback Data Points146
  - Working with Configuration Properties147
  - Working with Unvts, Ucpts148
- Bacnet Configuration149
  - Scan for Bacnet Objects149
  - Import from EDE File150
- Use Imported Bacnet Objects151
- Edit a Client Mapping151
- Create Server Object152
- Export Server Objects to an EDE File153
- Map Other Properties than Present_Value154
- Enable International Character Support155
- Connections155
  - Create a New Connection155
  - Create Connections from a CSV File157
  - Modify Connections157
  - Connection Overview158
- E-Mail Templates158
  - Create an E-Mail Template158
  - Trigger E-Mails159
  - Attachments160
  - Limit E-Mail Send Rate161
- Local Schedule and Calendar161
  - Create a Local Calendar161
  - Create Calendar Pattern162
  - Create a Local Scheduler162
  - Configure Scheduled Data Points163
  - Configure Daily Schedules164
  - Configure Exception Days166
  - Configure Embedded Exceptions167
  - Configure Control Data Points168
  - Using the Snvt_Tod_Event168
  - Using the Local Scheduler169
- Local Alarming169
  - Create an Alarm Server169
  - Create an Alarm Condition170
  - Deliver Alarms Via E-Mail172
  - Create an Alarm Log173
- Local Trending174
  - Create a Local Trend174
  - Configure Trended Data Points175
  - Trend Triggers176
  - Download Trend Data in CSV Format177
  - Deliver Trend Data Via E-Mail177
- Remote AST Objects178
  - Remote Scheduler and Calendar178
  - Alarm Clients179
  - Math Objects180
    - Create a Math Object180
    - Editing a Math Object181
7 The CEA-709 Router182
- Router182
- Device of the Router184
- Firewall and NAT Router Configuration187
- Multi-Cast Configuration191
- Remote LPA Operation192
- Advanced Topics194
8 The LINX-100 RNI196
- RNI Function196
- Remote LPA Operation196
9 OPC Server197
- XML-DA OPC Server197
- Using L-WEB203
- Using the OPC Bridge206
- Using Custom Web210
10 Bus211
- Introduction211
- Hardware Installation211
  - Console Connector211
  - Extension Port212
- M-Bus Network212
- Web Interface213
- Configurator215
- M-Bus Workflow217
  - Offline Engineering218
  - Online Engineering218
- Using the Configurator for M-Bus219
11 Modbus235
- Introduction235
- Modbus Network235
- Web Interface236
- Configurator238
- Using the Configurator for Modbus242
12 Iec 61131255
- Overview255
- Installing Logicad255
- IEC61131 Project Files256
- Working with Logicad257
- Workflows for the LINX264
- Additional Features274
13 Operating Interfaces277
- Common Interface277
- Interface279
- Bacnet Interface283
14 Network Media291
- M-Bus292
- Modbus RS-485292
15 Firmware Update293
- Firmware Update Via the Configurator293
- Firmware Update Via the Console295
16 Troubleshooting297
- Technical Support297
- Statistics on the Console297
17 Application Notes301
- The LSD Tool301
- Use of Static, Dynamic, and External Nvs on a Device301
18 Specifications302
- Physical Specifications302
  - Linx-10X/11X/20X/21X302
  - Linx-12X/15X/22X302
- Resource Limits303
19 References304
20 Revision History305

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