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Overview of the manual's content and structure.
Identifies topics not covered, directing users to other resources.
Instructions for mounting the TBox LT2 unit onto a DIN rail.
Details on how to install the TBox LT2 unit on a wall using brackets.
Procedure for making the safety earth ground connection for the TBox LT2.
Guidelines and capacity of the TBox LT2's spring-cage terminal blocks for cabling.
Lists the necessary hardware, memory, display, and OS for TWinSoft.
Describes the software available on the TWinSoft Suite CD-ROM for installation.
Details the programs and menus included in the TWinSoft Suite after installation.
Explains the New Document Wizard's role in setting up a new application.
Outlines the methods for establishing communication between TWinSoft and the TBOX LT2 unit.
Guides the user through configuring the PC for communication with the TBOX LT2.
Explains how to perform a global reset to restore factory default configuration.
Describes different operating modes selectable via the toggle switch on the TBox LT2.
Details the process of saving TWinSoft application documents and creating backups.
Explains how to compile an application and interpret the compilation results.
Covers general identification and configuration settings for the RTU.
Explains how to add external software modules for advanced protocols or tasks.
Refers to access security settings discussed in chapter 17.
Details settings for IP security, including Firewall and HTTPS.
Allows entering version, programmer name, and program description.
Accesses advanced parameters for various functionalities like Start/Stop and Alarms.
Details the CPU card and its associated communication ports and I/O.
Describes the communication ports (RS232, Ethernet, GSM, USB) available on the TBOX LT2.
Describes how to access and create Tags for physical I/O signals.
Explains the creation and types of digital, analog, and text internal variables.
Details the ModBus address as the link for external equipment to sample Tags.
Covers configuration for Tag presentation and write access in reports and webforms.
Allows accessing and modifying RTU configurations online through Tags.
Details how to configure an Internet Service Provider (ISP) for dial-up connections.
Explains how to configure the FTP server for secure file transfer.
Describes the SFTP server for secure file transfer using SSH protocol.
Explains the configuration of the SMTP server for sending emails.
Details the POP3 server configuration for checking and collecting emails.
Details the VPN feature for providing secure connections using OpenVPN.
Explains how to configure Firewall rules for controlling access to the TBOX LT2.
Provides an overview of the TBOX LT2 alarm module and its capabilities.
Details how to configure digital alarm conditions based on Tag changes.
Explains how to set up analog alarm conditions based on Tag value thresholds.
Describes how to define recipients for alarms, including internal, ModBus, and pager/SMS types.
Explains how to create and manage groups of recipients for alarm notifications.
Covers the definition and content of alarm messages sent to recipients.
Allows specifying recipient activity periods for alarms using time slices and holidays.
Introduces the ReadSMS/POP3 features for alarm acknowledgment and RTU control.
Details the process of acknowledging alarms by sending data back to the RTU via SMS or email.
Explains how to control the RTU by sending SMS messages or reading emails via POP3.
Introduces datalogging functionality for recording historical values and events.
Describes chronologies for 'on event' recording of Tag changes with timestamps.
Explains sampling tables for 'periodical' recording of data at fixed intervals.
Guides on creating a remote ModBus device configuration for transactions.
Details the process of creating ModBus transactions for reading or writing data.
Explains how to establish ModBus transactions using a dial-up modem.
Covers adjusting timing parameters for ModBus Transactions to optimize performance.
Details how to configure access security for communication ports on the RTU.
Explains how to check current access levels on serial and modem ports.
Discusses protecting the ReadSMS feature using SMS or email.
Details how to protect HTTP access to prevent unauthorized viewing of HTM files.
Explains socket-based protection for ModBus TCP communications.
Covers protecting FTP server access to the micro SD card and files.
Activates features like IP forwarding and Virtual Server for network redirection.
Provides protection against opening TWinSoft documents with a password.
Explains the utility for generating access codes based on global codes and user information.
Details how to log in and out of protected communication ports in TWinSoft.
Describes methods for deactivating TBOX LT2 access protection.
Explains how to deactivate document protection within TWinSoft.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-530-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-532-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-540-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-542-xx model.
Lists general technical specifications applicable to all TBOX LT2 models.
Explains the implementation and replacement procedure for the 3V lithium battery.
Describes the features and implementation of the micro SD card option.
Explains the function of the toggle switch for controlling the CPU's working modes.
Details the specifications and operation of the optional GSM/3G modem.
Lists the available antenna models for the GSM/3G modem.
Describes the connection procedure for the antenna surge arrestor.
Provides specifications and pinout details for the optional RS232 communication port.
Details the specifications for Digital Inputs, Counter Inputs, and Digital Outputs.
Illustrates the cabling for power supply, including backup battery connections.
Shows the cabling diagram for the standard RS232 communication port.
Details the cabling and pinout for the optional RS232 port using RJ45 connectors.
Provides cabling information and precautions for the RS485 communication port.
Illustrates the cabling and pinout for Ethernet communication using RJ45 connectors.
Shows the cabling for digital inputs and counter inputs, including NPN and PNP connections.
Illustrates the cabling for digital outputs, including load connections.
Details the cabling for analog inputs (current and voltage) with 2-wire and 4-wire sensors.
Shows the cabling for Pt1000 temperature probes.
Illustrates the cabling for analog outputs (current) to actuators.
Describes the Evaluation mode for TWinSoft, allowing restricted usage.
Explains the dongle as a hardware license for TWinSoft, requiring driver installation.
Details the license code activation process for TWinSoft.
Describes the TWinSoft LITE version, suitable for limited TBOX LT2 units.
Explains the Real Time Clock (RTC) and UTC time management within TBox LITE.
Covers data logging mechanisms including chronologies, sampling tables, and periodic events.
Introduces Pack & Go as a tool to build, backup, and transfer complete projects.
Details the process of packing a TWinSoft project into a single file.
Explains how to unpack a project file or update an RTU with a project.
Explains the ability of TBOX LT2 to act as a ModBus router.
Details how to configure ModBus rerouting using TWinSoft.
Shows possible connections between different ports for routing requests.
Details connection capacity and ferrule specifications for terminal blocks.
Emphasizes care when cabling analog inputs, especially temperature probes and GND connections.
Overview of the manual's content and structure.
Identifies topics not covered, directing users to other resources.
Instructions for mounting the TBox LT2 unit onto a DIN rail.
Details on how to install the TBox LT2 unit on a wall using brackets.
Procedure for making the safety earth ground connection for the TBox LT2.
Guidelines and capacity of the TBox LT2's spring-cage terminal blocks for cabling.
Lists the necessary hardware, memory, display, and OS for TWinSoft.
Describes the software available on the TWinSoft Suite CD-ROM for installation.
Details the programs and menus included in the TWinSoft Suite after installation.
Explains the New Document Wizard's role in setting up a new application.
Outlines the methods for establishing communication between TWinSoft and the TBOX LT2 unit.
Guides the user through configuring the PC for communication with the TBOX LT2.
Explains how to perform a global reset to restore factory default configuration.
Describes different operating modes selectable via the toggle switch on the TBox LT2.
Details the process of saving TWinSoft application documents and creating backups.
Explains how to compile an application and interpret the compilation results.
Covers general identification and configuration settings for the RTU.
Explains how to add external software modules for advanced protocols or tasks.
Refers to access security settings discussed in chapter 17.
Details settings for IP security, including Firewall and HTTPS.
Allows entering version, programmer name, and program description.
Accesses advanced parameters for various functionalities like Start/Stop and Alarms.
Details the CPU card and its associated communication ports and I/O.
Describes the communication ports (RS232, Ethernet, GSM, USB) available on the TBOX LT2.
Describes how to access and create Tags for physical I/O signals.
Explains the creation and types of digital, analog, and text internal variables.
Details the ModBus address as the link for external equipment to sample Tags.
Covers configuration for Tag presentation and write access in reports and webforms.
Allows accessing and modifying RTU configurations online through Tags.
Details how to configure an Internet Service Provider (ISP) for dial-up connections.
Explains how to configure the FTP server for secure file transfer.
Describes the SFTP server for secure file transfer using SSH protocol.
Explains the configuration of the SMTP server for sending emails.
Details the POP3 server configuration for checking and collecting emails.
Details the VPN feature for providing secure connections using OpenVPN.
Explains how to configure Firewall rules for controlling access to the TBOX LT2.
Provides an overview of the TBOX LT2 alarm module and its capabilities.
Details how to configure digital alarm conditions based on Tag changes.
Explains how to set up analog alarm conditions based on Tag value thresholds.
Describes how to define recipients for alarms, including internal, ModBus, and pager/SMS types.
Explains how to create and manage groups of recipients for alarm notifications.
Covers the definition and content of alarm messages sent to recipients.
Allows specifying recipient activity periods for alarms using time slices and holidays.
Introduces the ReadSMS/POP3 features for alarm acknowledgment and RTU control.
Details the process of acknowledging alarms by sending data back to the RTU via SMS or email.
Explains how to control the RTU by sending SMS messages or reading emails via POP3.
Introduces datalogging functionality for recording historical values and events.
Describes chronologies for 'on event' recording of Tag changes with timestamps.
Explains sampling tables for 'periodical' recording of data at fixed intervals.
Guides on creating a remote ModBus device configuration for transactions.
Details the process of creating ModBus transactions for reading or writing data.
Explains how to establish ModBus transactions using a dial-up modem.
Covers adjusting timing parameters for ModBus Transactions to optimize performance.
Details how to configure access security for communication ports on the RTU.
Explains how to check current access levels on serial and modem ports.
Discusses protecting the ReadSMS feature using SMS or email.
Details how to protect HTTP access to prevent unauthorized viewing of HTM files.
Explains socket-based protection for ModBus TCP communications.
Covers protecting FTP server access to the micro SD card and files.
Activates features like IP forwarding and Virtual Server for network redirection.
Provides protection against opening TWinSoft documents with a password.
Explains the utility for generating access codes based on global codes and user information.
Details how to log in and out of protected communication ports in TWinSoft.
Describes methods for deactivating TBOX LT2 access protection.
Explains how to deactivate document protection within TWinSoft.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-530-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-532-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-540-xx model.
Details the communication ports, I/O, and features of the LT2-542-xx model.
Lists general technical specifications applicable to all TBOX LT2 models.
Explains the implementation and replacement procedure for the 3V lithium battery.
Describes the features and implementation of the micro SD card option.
Explains the function of the toggle switch for controlling the CPU's working modes.
Details the specifications and operation of the optional GSM/3G modem.
Lists the available antenna models for the GSM/3G modem.
Describes the connection procedure for the antenna surge arrestor.
Provides specifications and pinout details for the optional RS232 communication port.
Details the specifications for Digital Inputs, Counter Inputs, and Digital Outputs.
Illustrates the cabling for power supply, including backup battery connections.
Shows the cabling diagram for the standard RS232 communication port.
Details the cabling and pinout for the optional RS232 port using RJ45 connectors.
Provides cabling information and precautions for the RS485 communication port.
Illustrates the cabling and pinout for Ethernet communication using RJ45 connectors.
Shows the cabling for digital inputs and counter inputs, including NPN and PNP connections.
Illustrates the cabling for digital outputs, including load connections.
Details the cabling for analog inputs (current and voltage) with 2-wire and 4-wire sensors.
Shows the cabling for Pt1000 temperature probes.
Illustrates the cabling for analog outputs (current) to actuators.
Describes the Evaluation mode for TWinSoft, allowing restricted usage.
Explains the dongle as a hardware license for TWinSoft, requiring driver installation.
Details the license code activation process for TWinSoft.
Describes the TWinSoft LITE version, suitable for limited TBOX LT2 units.
Explains the Real Time Clock (RTC) and UTC time management within TBox LITE.
Covers data logging mechanisms including chronologies, sampling tables, and periodic events.
Introduces Pack & Go as a tool to build, backup, and transfer complete projects.
Details the process of packing a TWinSoft project into a single file.
Explains how to unpack a project file or update an RTU with a project.
Explains the ability of TBOX LT2 to act as a ModBus router.
Details how to configure ModBus rerouting using TWinSoft.
Shows possible connections between different ports for routing requests.
Details connection capacity and ferrule specifications for terminal blocks.
Emphasizes care when cabling analog inputs, especially temperature probes and GND connections.
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