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2 WiNG-MGR v2 User Guide 800.518.1519

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Revision History

Rev. No. Date

10.20 October 2020

05.21 May 2021

05.22 May 2022

Main Page

Table of Contents5
System Overview11
Product Description11
Indicators11
Table 1.1 Wing-MGR LED Indicators11
Physical Connections12
Figure 1.1 Wing-MGR Physical Connections12
Table 1.2 Wing-MGR Physical Connection Descriptions12
Reset Button13
SW1 Switch Settings13
Table 1.3 Reset Button Functions13
Table 1.4 SW1 Switch Settings13
Getting Started15
Installation15
Wiring15
Power Supply and Ground Connections15
Figure 2.1 Power Supply and Grounding Connections16
Wired Relay Outputs17
Connectivity17
RJ45 Ethernet Connection17
Figure 2.2 Wired Relay Output Connection17
Figure 2.3 Ethernet Connection to a PC Using an Ethernet Cable17
Modbus EIA-485 Connections18
Figure 2.4 Ethernet Connection to a PC on a Subnet, Using a Hub/Switch18
Figure 2.5 EIA-485 Connection18
Antenna19
Communication: Set the IP Address19
Set the IP Address Using a Web Browser19
Figure 2.6 Antenna Connections19
Set the IP Address Via USB Connection20
Deploy Your Sensors21
Use the Sensor Discovery Wizard21
Manually Launch Sensor Auto Discovery21
Set Notification Parameters for Your Sensors21
Global Sensor Settings22
Individual Sensor Configuration22
Sensor Mounting Tips22
Figure 2.7 Sensor Serial Number and Index Number22
Web Interface23
Figure 3.1 Dashboard Navigation23
Table 3.1 Dashboard Navigation Options23
Header Icons25
Alarm Bell25
Relay Output Status25
Sensor Discovery Wizard25
Figure 3.2 Relay Output Status25
Figure 3.3 Sensor Discovery Wizard Modal25
Figure 3.4 Sensor Discovery Wizard - Select the Sensors for this Wing-MGR26
Figure 3.5 Close the Sensor Discovery Wizard26
Refresh27
System Information27
Sign In/Out27
Figure 3.6 System Information27
Sensors28
Figure 3.7 Sensors Page28
Table 3.2 Sensor Page Field Descriptions28
Individual Sensor29
3.2.1.1 Readings29
3.2.1.2 Wireless Network Metrics29
Figure 3.8 Individual Sensor Page - Readings Tab29
3.2.1.3 Activity History30
Figure 3.9 Individual Sensor Page - Wireless Network Metrics Tab30
Figure 3.10 Individual Sensor Page - Activity History Tab30
Table 3.3 Wireless Network Metrics Field Descriptions30
3.2.1.4 Sensor Configuration31
Figure 3.11 Individual Sensor Page - Sensor Configuration Tab31
Table 3.4 Individual Sensor Page - Sensor Configuration Tab Options31
3.2.1.5 Sensor Objects34
Figure 3.12 Individual Sensor Page - Sensor Objects Tab34
Wireless Network Metrics35
Figure 3.13 Wireless Network Metrics Page35
Table 3.5 Wireless Network Metrics Field Descriptions35
Alarms36
Figure 3.14 Alarms Page36
Map37
Figure 3.15 Map Page37
System Configuration38
Identity38
Figure 3.16 Identity Page38
Table 3.6 Identity Configuration Options38
IP Page39
Table 3.7 IP Configuration Options39
Time41
Figure 3.18 Time Configuration41
Table 3.8 Time Configuration Options41
Relay Outputs43
Figure 3.19 Relay Output Configuration43
Table 3.9 Relay Output Configuration Options43
Mapping44
Figure 3.20 Mapping Configuration44
Table 3.10 Mapping Configuration Options44
Figure 3.21 Mapped Point Confirmation Message45
Communications47
Eia-48547
Figure 3.22 EIA-485 Configuration47
Table 3.11 EIA-485 Configuration Options47
Modbus48
Figure 3.23 Modbus Configuration48
Table 3.12 Modbus Configuration Options48
Bacnet49
Figure 3.24 Bacnet Configuration49
Table 3.13 Bacnet Configuration Options49
Dns50
Figure 3.25 DNS Configuration50
Table 3.14 DNS Configuration Options50
Smtp51
Figure 3.26 SMTP Configuration51
Table 3.15 SMTP Configuration Options51
E-Mail52
Figure 3.27 Email Configuration52
Table 3.16 Email Configuration Options52
Snmp53
Figure 3.28 SNMP Configuration53
Table 3.17 SNMP Configuration Options53
Admin55
Xml55
Figure 3.29 XML Page55
Table 3.18 XML Configuration Options55
Firmware56
Figure 3.30 Firmware Page56
Table 3.19 Firmware Configuration Options56
Sensors58
Figure 3.31 Sensors Page58
Table 3.20 Sensor Configuration Options58
Radios60
Figure 3.32 Radios Page60
Table 3.21 Radio Configuration Options60
Alarms62
Figure 3.33 Alarms Page62
Table 3.22 Alarms Configuration Options62
Users65
Figure 3.34 Users Page65
Table 3.23 Users Configuration Options65
Radius66
Figure 3.35 Radius Page66
Table 3.24 Radius Configuration Options66
Certificate68
Figure 3.36 Certificate Page68
Table 3.25 Certificate Configuration Options68
Modbus Communications69
Implementation Basics69
Modes of Transmission69
4.1.1.1 Unit ID Address Field69
4.1.1.2 Function Field69
4.1.1.3 Data Field70
4.1.1.4 Error Check (Checksum) Field70
Exception Responses70
Packet Communications for the Wing-MGR70
Function 03: Read Output Registers70
Table 4.1 Exception Codes70
Table 4.2 Read Output Registers Packet Structure70
Function 06: Preset Single Register & Function 1671
Table 4.3 Read Output Registers71
Table 4.4 Preset Single and Multiple Registers71
RTU Framing72
Table 4.5 Response Sample72
Wing-RXT73
Add a Wing-RXT Range Extender to Your System73
Safety Precautions73
Web Interface73
Communications Objects75
Table A.1 Modbus Registers, Bacnet Instances, and SNMP Oids76
Update Firmware79
Figure B.1 Admin Menu, Firmware Tab - Configuration File Download79
Load the Application Firmware80
Load the Firmware Using TFTP80
Figure B.2 Admin Menu, Firmware Page - Firmware File Upload80
C Alternate Channel Pair Communications83
Wing Sensor Communications83
Change the Sensor's Channel Pair83
Figure C.1 Sensor Channel Pair Button83
Manager Communications84
Change the Manager's Channel Pair84
Add a Range Extender to a Wing System85
Troubleshooting87
Wing-MGR Troubleshooting87
Sensor Troubleshooting89
E Technical Specifications91

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