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== Mounting and Connection == | == Mounting and Connection == | ||
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'''Use only supply voltage from 12V to 36V to operate the device. Higher voltage may destroy the device.''' | '''Use only supply voltage from 12V to 36V to operate the device. Higher voltage may destroy the device.''' | ||
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== Inserting the microSD card == | == Inserting the microSD card == | ||
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The microSD card delivered with the device needs to be exchanged with the card provided by '''IBHsoftec GmbH'''. | The microSD card delivered with the device needs to be exchanged with the card provided by '''IBHsoftec GmbH'''. | ||
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Power off the devicee before changing the microSD card! | Power off the devicee before changing the microSD card! | ||
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The slot for the microSD card is located on the board: | The slot for the microSD card is located on the board: | ||
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== Configuration of the IP addresses == | == Configuration of the IP addresses == | ||
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The administration can be made with a recent web browser over the Ethernet port 1 by using the host name f.i. http://'''iot2000''' | The administration can be made with a recent web browser over the Ethernet port 1 by using the host name f.i. http://'''iot2000''' | ||
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or over the port 2 by entering the default IP Address '''192.168.1.14''' | or over the port 2 by entering the default IP Address '''192.168.1.14''' | ||
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No other tools are required. | No other tools are required. | ||
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Default IP Address configuration: | Default IP Address configuration: | ||
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| Management level|| Port 1 || Host name: f.i.'''iot2000''' | | Management level|| Port 1 || Host name: f.i.'''iot2000''' | ||
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| Control level || Port 2 - 4 || '''192.168.1.14''' | | Control level || Port 2 - 4 || '''192.168.1.14''' | ||
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'''admin''' | '''admin''' | ||
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[[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_Login.png|786px]] | [[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_Login.png|786px]] | ||
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== Network: Management Level == | == Network: Management Level == | ||
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Network configuration for Port 1 (Management level respectively Supervision Level): | Network configuration for Port 1 (Management level respectively Supervision Level): | ||
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== Network: Control Level == | == Network: Control Level == | ||
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Network configuration for Port 1 (Control Level respectively Machine Level): | Network configuration for Port 1 (Control Level respectively Machine Level): | ||
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From both levels the '''Endpoint URL''' can be copied: | From both levels the '''Endpoint URL''' can be copied: | ||
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[[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_Endpoint_URL.png|329px]] | [[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_Endpoint_URL.png|329px]] | ||
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The Endpoint URL is provided by the IBH Link UA and is the destination URL for the OPC Client. | The Endpoint URL is provided by the IBH Link UA and is the destination URL for the OPC Client. | ||
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In our sample, the UA Expert diagnostic client from Unified Automation is shown: | In our sample, the UA Expert diagnostic client from Unified Automation is shown: | ||
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| − | + | == Configuration of the stations == | |
| + | The configuration of the staions is simalar to the configuration within the well known '''[https://www.ibhsoftec.com/IBH-Link-UA-Eng IBH Link UA]''': | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Configuration with TIA Portal|Configuration with TIA Portal]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Configuration with STEP7|Configuration with STEP7]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Consistent Reading/Writing arrays and structures|Consistent Reading/Writing arrays and structures]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Loading multible projects into the IBH Link UA|Loading multible projects into the IBH Link UA]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Configuration with IBH OPC Editor|Configuration with IBH OPC Editor]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Logo8 Configuration with IBH OPC Editor|Logo8 Configuration with IBH OPC Editor]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Variable Syntax|Variable Syntax]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Client functions|Client functions]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:Integrated S7 SoftPLC|Integrated S7 SoftPLC]] | ||
| + | * [[IBH Link UA:IBH Link UA with WinCC 7|IBH Link UA with WinCC 7]] | ||
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== Time Settings == | == Time Settings == | ||
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'''Before creating certificates, the clock of the IBH Link UA must be set with the correct date and time!''' | '''Before creating certificates, the clock of the IBH Link UA must be set with the correct date and time!''' | ||
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== Security == | == Security == | ||
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OPC UA defines different Security Levels: | OPC UA defines different Security Levels: | ||
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There are different levels of encryption '''None, Basic128Rsa15''' and '''Basic256''' | There are different levels of encryption '''None, Basic128Rsa15''' and '''Basic256''' | ||
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| '''Basic128Rsa15''' || 128 Bit encryption | | '''Basic128Rsa15''' || 128 Bit encryption | ||
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| '''Basic256''' || 256 Bit encryption | | '''Basic256''' || 256 Bit encryption | ||
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| '''Basic256Sha256''' || 256 Bit encryption | | '''Basic256Sha256''' || 256 Bit encryption | ||
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The IBH Link UA supports the level '''Sign''', '''Sign and Encrypt''' and '''Sign + Sign and Encrypt''' | The IBH Link UA supports the level '''Sign''', '''Sign and Encrypt''' and '''Sign + Sign and Encrypt''' | ||
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'''Before creating certificates, the time of the IBH Link UA must be set''' | '''Before creating certificates, the time of the IBH Link UA must be set''' | ||
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Exchange of Certificates is another important security level of OPC UA. | Exchange of Certificates is another important security level of OPC UA. | ||
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A communication is only possible, if both Server and Client have a valid certificate assigned by the respective partners. | A communication is only possible, if both Server and Client have a valid certificate assigned by the respective partners. | ||
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or they offer other options for the handling of certificates. | or they offer other options for the handling of certificates. | ||
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'''Make the Client Certificate visible for the IBH Link UA Server:''' | '''Make the Client Certificate visible for the IBH Link UA Server:''' | ||
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==Historical Data== | ==Historical Data== | ||
While OPC Data Access allows the access to data in real time, supports OPC Historical Access, also called OPC HDA access, access to already stored data. From simple data logging systems to complex SCADA systems historical data can be queried on standardized manner. The activation of the Historical data is easily performed using the web browser. | While OPC Data Access allows the access to data in real time, supports OPC Historical Access, also called OPC HDA access, access to already stored data. From simple data logging systems to complex SCADA systems historical data can be queried on standardized manner. The activation of the Historical data is easily performed using the web browser. | ||
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== System == | == System == | ||
System information like the MAC address of the IBH Link UA can be found here: | System information like the MAC address of the IBH Link UA can be found here: | ||
[[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_System.png|597px]] | [[Image:IBH_IoT_2040_System.png|597px]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:55, 23 February 2017
Contents
Mounting and Connection
The Siemens IoT2040 is designed for DIN rail mount:
Use only supply voltage from 12V to 36V to operate the device. Higher voltage may destroy the device.
Inserting the microSD card
The microSD card delivered with the device needs to be exchanged with the card provided by IBHsoftec GmbH.
Power off the devicee before changing the microSD card!
The slot for the microSD card is located on the board:
Configuration of the IP addresses
The administration can be made with a recent web browser over the Ethernet port 1 by using the host name f.i. http://iot2000
or over the port 2 by entering the default IP Address 192.168.1.14
No other tools are required.
Default IP Address configuration:
| Level | Port | Address |
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| Management level | Port 1 | Host name: f.i.iot2000 |
| Control level | Port 2 - 4 | 192.168.1.14 |
Default Login:
admin
admin
Network: Management Level
Network configuration for Port 1 (Management level respectively Supervision Level):
Network: Control Level
Network configuration for Port 1 (Control Level respectively Machine Level):
From both levels the Endpoint URL can be copied:
The Endpoint URL is provided by the IBH Link UA and is the destination URL for the OPC Client.
In our sample, the UA Expert diagnostic client from Unified Automation is shown:
Configuration of the stations
The configuration of the staions is simalar to the configuration within the well known IBH Link UA:
- Configuration with TIA Portal
- Configuration with STEP7
- Consistent Reading/Writing arrays and structures
- Loading multible projects into the IBH Link UA
- Configuration with IBH OPC Editor
- Logo8 Configuration with IBH OPC Editor
- Variable Syntax
- Client functions
- Integrated S7 SoftPLC
- IBH Link UA with WinCC 7
Time Settings
Before creating certificates, the clock of the IBH Link UA must be set with the correct date and time!
Security
OPC UA defines different Security Levels:
There are different levels of encryption None, Basic128Rsa15 and Basic256
| None | No encryption |
| Basic128Rsa15 | 128 Bit encryption |
| Basic256 | 256 Bit encryption |
| Basic256Sha256 | 256 Bit encryption |
The IBH Link UA supports the level Sign, Sign and Encrypt and Sign + Sign and Encrypt
| Sign | The messages contain signed certificates |
| Sign and Encrypt | The messages contain signed certificates and are encrypted |
| Sign + Sign and Encrypt | The messages may contain only signed certificates, or can be signed and are encrypted as well |
Certificates
Before creating certificates, the time of the IBH Link UA must be set
Exchange of Certificates is another important security level of OPC UA.
A communication is only possible, if both Server and Client have a valid certificate assigned by the respective partners.
After setting the time of the IBH Link UA, a new server certificate can be created:
To get the best reliability of the Server Certificate, all fields need to be completed in detail:
If an existing Server Certificate shall be used with the IBH Link UA, it can be uploaded via the button <Upload Server Certificate>.
Make the IBH Link UA Server Certificate visible for the Client:
OPC UA clients usually detect server certificates automatically, when the first connection is established
or they offer other options for the handling of certificates.
Make the Client Certificate visible for the IBH Link UA Server:
After the client has accepted the server certificate, it will send the client certificate.
Whether new certificates are existing, can be checked using the Refresh button or the key <F5>:
Once the certificate is trusted, the communication with the Client can be established:
Historical Data
While OPC Data Access allows the access to data in real time, supports OPC Historical Access, also called OPC HDA access, access to already stored data. From simple data logging systems to complex SCADA systems historical data can be queried on standardized manner. The activation of the Historical data is easily performed using the web browser.
System
System information like the MAC address of the IBH Link UA can be found here:
