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MC100
Mobile programmable gateway
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Write Analog Inputs ........................................................................................................................ 22
10.2.2
PT100/1000 ..................................................................................................................................... 22 10.2.3
11 CONTOL AND READOUT OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL IO'S AND LEDS VIA COMMAND LINE INTERFACE ....... 23
11.1 MC100 CIRCUIT ..................................................................................................................................... 23
11.2 ETHERNET-INTERFACE (ALL) ...................................................................................................................... 24
11.3 POWER SUPPLY (ALL) ................................................................................................................................ 24
11.4 MC100 GATEWAY .................................................................................................................................. 25
Digital inputs ................................................................................................................................... 25 11.4.1
Digital Outputs ................................................................................................................................ 25 11.4.2
RS485 interface 2-wire bus without galvanic isolation ................................................................... 26 11.4.3
CAN-Interface .................................................................................................................................. 26 11.4.4
RS232-Interface ............................................................................................................................... 26 11.4.5
USB-Port 2.0 Type A ........................................................................................................................ 27 11.4.6
11.5 MC100 GPIO ....................................................................................................................................... 27
Digital Inputs ................................................................................................................................... 27 11.5.1
Digital Outputs ................................................................................................................................ 28 11.5.2
Voltage inputs 0 – 10V .................................................................................................................... 29 11.5.3
Current inputs 0 - 20mA .................................................................................................................. 29 11.5.4
PWM ................................................................................................................................................ 30 11.5.5
11.6 MC100 SENST2 ..................................................................................................................................... 31
Digital Inputs ................................................................................................................................... 31 11.6.1
Digital Outputs ................................................................................................................................ 32 11.6.2
Voltage inputs 0 – 10V .................................................................................................................... 33 11.6.3
Current inputs 0 - 20mA .................................................................................................................. 33 11.6.4
Current outputs 0 - 20mA ................................................................................................................ 34 11.6.5
PT100 / PT1000 Inputs .................................................................................................................... 35 11.6.6
11.7 LEDS .................................................................................................................................................... 36
12 OPENVPN ................................................................................................................................................. 37
12.1 CLIENT CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................... 37
12.2 SERVER CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................................... 39
13 WMBUS .................................................................................................................................................... 41
13.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 41
13.2 INSTALLING COMMAND LINE TOOL MCWMBUS .............................................................................................. 41
13.3 BASIC FUNCTIONALITY .............................................................................................................................. 41
13.4 OUTPUT FORMATS ................................................................................................................................... 41
hex ................................................................................................................................................... 41 13.4.1
json .................................................................................................................................................. 42 13.4.2
XML ................................................................................................................................................. 43 13.4.3
json_hex .......................................................................................................................................... 43 13.4.4
13.5 SEND MESSAGES TO REST API .................................................................................................................. 43
13.6 WRITING ON DISK .................................................................................................................................... 43
13.7 VIEW LIVE INFORMATION IN NODE-RED ...................................................................................................... 44
13.8 COMBINE DATA FOR 1H, 6H, 1DAY AND SEND VIA FTP/SCP ............................................................................ 45
13.9 SUPPORT ............................................................................................................................................... 46
14 MODBUS .................................................................................................................................................. 47
14.1 MODBUS FOR NODE-RED ...................................................................................................................... 47
Creating a first flow ......................................................................................................................... 47 14.1.1
14.2 MODBUS COMMAND LINE TOOL ................................................................................................................. 48
Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 48 14.2.1
14.3 USAGE AND COMMAND LINES .................................................................................................................... 49
15 MBUS ....................................................................................................................................................... 50
15.1 SETTING UP THE MBUS MODULE ............................................................................................................... 50
15.2 USING LIBMBUS....................................................................................................................................... 50