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IBH Link UA:Technical data

2015-03-18T15:36:33Z

Harald: /* Technical Data */

== Features: ==

* OPC UA Server for easy connection to MES, ERP and SAP systems and visualizations

* OPC UA Client functions for S7 PLC to connect to external OPC UA server systems

* 4 Ethernet Ports with Firewall -> clean separation of machine and supervision level

* Scalable security levels through exchange of digitally signed certificates

* Connection to S7-PLCs over S7 TCP/IP or IBH Link S7++

* Connection to S5-PLCs over IBH Link S5++

* Comfortable configuration with Siemens STEP7 or the TIA Portal -> no need for other special software

* Administration via web browser

== Rail mount ==

The '''IBH Link UA''' is designed for DIN rail mounting:

[[Image:IBH_Link_UA_rail_mount.png|600px]]

== Configuration ==

The administration can be made with an recent web browser over the Ethernet port 1 by using the host name http://'''ibhlinkua_<serial number>''' (f.i.http://'''ibhlinkua_0001170''')

or over the ports 2-4 by entering the default IP Address '''192.168.1.14'''

No other tools are required.

Default IP Address configuration:

Port 1: '''DHCP'''

Port 2-4: '''192.168.1.14'''

Default Login:

'''admin'''

'''admin'''

==Ethernet Interface==

[[Image:IBH_Link_UA_ports_eng.png|600px]]

Ethernet pin out of the RJ45 female connector:

[[Image:RJ45.png|220px]]

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! Pin !! Signal !! Meaning

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|style="width: 5em"| 1 ||style="width: 5em"| TD+ || Receive Data +

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| 2 || TD- || Receive Data -

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| 3 || RD+ || Transmit Data +

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| 4 || n.c. || not used

|-

| 5 || n.c. || not used

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| 6 || RD- || Transmit Data -

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| 7 || n.c. || not used

|-

| 8 || n.c. || not used

|-

|}

== Ethernet Connection Data ==

{| class="wikitable"

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|style="width: 14em"| Topology || Star Topology

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| Medium || 4 x 2 Twisted Pair copper cable Cat 3 (10 MBit/s), Cat 5 (100 MBit/s)

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| Length of cable || 100m to the Device or to the next Hub and Switch respectively

|-

| Transmission rate || 10 MBit/s / 100 MBit/s

|}

==Technical Data==

{| class="wikitable"

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! Ethernet Interafce ||

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| Transmission rate || 10 / 100 MBit/s

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| Interface || max. 100 Base-TX potential free

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| Connector || RJ45-Buchse

|-

|}

{| class="wikitable"

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! Operating temperature ||

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| Vertical mounted || 0°C...+60°C

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| Horizontal mounted || 0°C...+40°C

|-

|}

'''Electric voltage:'''

[[Image:ATTENTION.png|64px]]

'''ATTENTION!'''

'''The IBH Link UA requires a 12 - 36V DC power supply. Higher voltages may destroy the device. Pay attention to polarity.'''

[[Image:IBH_Link_UA_24V.png|200px]]

Power supply: '''24VDC / 0,2A'''

The typical power consumption of the IBH Link UA is 2,8 Watt.

'''Dimensions (in millimeters):'''

[[Image:IBH_link_UA_dimensions.png|500px]]

IBHNet:IBH Link History

2014-07-10T10:38:29Z

Harald:

== IBH Link History: ==

[[Image:history_eng.png|frame|none]]

{| class="wikitable"
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! Modell !! Type !! IBH product number
|-
| IBH Link S7 ||style="width: 6em"| NL-MPI || 2026
|-
| IBH Link S7 Crossover* || NL-MPI || 20272
|-
| IBH Link S7 Plus || NL-MPI+ || 20260
|-
| IBH Link S7++ || NL 50-MPI || 20266
|-
| IBH Link S7++ HS || NT 50-MPI || 20268
|-
| IBH Link S5 || S5-LAN || 20276
|-
| IBH Link S5++ || IBHS5++ || 20284
|}

*Excepting the crossed Ethernet cable, the '''''IBH Link S7 Crossover''''' eaquels the '''''IBH Link S7'''''.

IBHLink S5++:Network configuration via USB

2014-01-28T13:11:24Z

Harald:

==Network configuration via USB==

Beside the configuration via Ethernet, the IBH Link S5++ can be configured via USB. 
 

The IBH Link must be connected to the PC with an USB cable (not included in the product IBH Link S5++). The power is not provided by the USB cable. The required driver can be downloaded here: 
[http://download.ibhsoftec.com/Customer/eth20-usb-win.zip http://download.ibhsoftec.com/Customer/eth20-usb-win.zip] 
 
The driver has no digital Windows signature. It may be necesarry to prepare the operating system to accept such drivers. 
 

After the successfull driver installation Windows detects an additional network card. This network card needs no configuration. The network configuration is accesible by entering the following IP-Address in the address bar of the browser: 
[http://192.168.167.12 http://192.168.167.12] 

[[File:S5Linkstart.png]]

 

[[File:S5Linkconf.png]]

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2014-01-28T13:10:26Z

Harald:

IBHLink S5++:Network configuration via USB

2014-01-28T13:09:57Z

Harald:

File:S5Linkstart.png

2014-01-28T13:03:36Z

Harald:

Creating a project from PLC backup archive files '''xxx.arv''' with '''[http://www.ibhsoftec.com/S5W-Eng S5 for Windows®]''' or '''[http://www.ibhsoftec.com/57W-Eng S7 for Windows®]'''

The text below describes, how a project can be created with S5 for Windows®, if only a PLC backup archive file is available. For S7 PLCs with S7 for Windows® the procedure is similar.
==Handling==
The description how to make a '''PLC backup''' can be found within the <'''S5 for Windows® - Getting started'''> manual at page 52:

[[Image:Getting_started.png|437px]]

Anyway, if only a '''xxx.arv''' file is available, a project can be generated this way:

Establish a connection to the Internal S5 PLC Simulation:

[[Image:Internal_S5_Sim.png|359px]]

By clicking on:

[[Image:Restore_online_blocks.png|380px]]

the archive file can be selected:

[[Image:Select_archive.png|541px]]

[[Image:Clear_reset.png|489px]]

After that all blocks are transferred to the Internal S5 PLC Simulation:

[[Image:Onilne_block_list.png|505px]]

Now a new STEP5 project can be created:

[[Image:New_Step5_Project.png|508px]]

By marking at least one block with the PLC Block List all blocks can be transferred to the PC:

[[Image:Transfer_Blocks.png|684px]]

[[Image:PC_Blocklist.png|909px]]