BB-SR30000121-SWH - Router Advantech - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BB-SR30000121-SWH Advantech

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Contents

1 Safety Instructions2

1.1 Hazardous Locations Installation Instructions....2
1.2OtherSafetyInstructions....3

2WEEEdirective4

3RouterDescription5

4ContentsofPackage6

5RouterDesign7

5.1 Routerversions....7
5.2Deliveryidentification....8
5.3Ordercodes....9
5.4 Basic dimensions of the router box 11
5.5 Mounting recommendations 11
5.6 Removal from the DIN rail 12
5.7 Description of the rear panel 13
5.8 Description of the front panel 13

5.8.1 Status indication 14
5.8.2 Power connector PWR 15
5.8.3 Antenna connector WiFi 17
5.8.4 MicroSD card reader 18
5.8.5 Ethernet Ports (ETH0 and ETH1) 20
5.8.6 Power over Ethernet (PoE) 21
5.8.7 USB Port 23
5.8.8 I/O Port 24
5.8.9 Reset 26

5.9 Interfaces Description 27

5.9.1 SWITCH interface 27

6FirstUse 28

6.1 Connecting the router before first use 28
6.2 Start 29
6.3 Configuration 29

6.3.1 Configuration over web browser 29

7TechnicalParameters 31

7.1 Basicparameters....31
7.2Standardsandregulations....32
7.3 Typetestsandenvironmentalconditions....33
7.4 Technical parameters of WiFi....34
7.5 Technical parameters of / Oport....34
7.6TechnicalParametersofPoweroverEthernet(PoE)......35
7.7OtherTechnicalParameters....35

8RelatedDocuments36

9Troubleshooting37

9.1FAQ....37

10CustomerSupport

39

ListofFigures

1Contentsofpackage......6

2VersionSWITCH(plastic)....7

3VersionSWITCHandWiFi(plastic)....7

4VersionSWITCH(metal)....7

5VersionSWITCHandWiFi(metal)....7

6Labelexample....8

7Basicdimensionsoftherouterbox....11

8 Default position of plastic and metal DIN rail clip 12

9 Removal from the DIN rail 12

10 SPECTRE v3 ERT front panel 13

11 Power connector 15

12 Connection of power supply 15

13 Antenna connector 17

14 MicroSD card 18

15 Ethernet connector 20

16 Connection of Ethernet cable 20

17 PoE PD usage 21

18 PoE PSE usage 22

19 USB connector 23

20 I/O connector 24

21 Binary connection 25

22 Router reset 26

23 Version with SWITCH board 27

24 Router connection 28

25 Entering the IP address of the router 29

26 Entering login information 30

27 Router web interface 30

ListofTables

1Routerversions....7
2Deliveryidentification....8
3Ordercodesoverview....9
4PoweroverEthernet....9
5Typeofrouterbox....10
6Typeofpowersupply....10
7 Examples of order code 10
8 Front panel description 13
9 LED status indication 14
10 Connection of power connector 15
11 Technical specifications of microSD card 18
12 Ethernet connector pinout 20
13 Insulation strength of Ethernet ports 20
14 Connection of USB connector 23
15 Connection of I/O port 24
16 Characteristics of inputs 24
17 Description of reset and restart router 26
18 State indication of the SWITCH interface 27
19 SWITCH interface parameters 27
20 Basic parameters 31
21 Standards and regulations 32
22 Type tests and environmental conditions 33
23 Technical parameters of WiFi 34
24 Characteristics of inputs 34
25 PoE PD: parameters for opposite PSE 35
26 PoE PSE parameters 35
27 Other technical parameters 35

1. SafetyInstructions

Please, observethefollowinginstructions:

1.1 Hazardous Locations Installation Instructions

Thesedevicesareopen-typedevicesthataretobeinstalledinanenclosuressuitableforthe environmentandcanonlybeaccessedwiththeuseofatoolorkey.

This equipment is suitable for use in Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, AND DOR non-hazardous locations only.

WARNING-EXPLOSIONHAZARD-DONOTDISCONNECTEQUIPMENTUNLESSPOWERHASBEENREMOVEDORTHEAREAISKNOWNTOBENON-HAZARDOUS.

WARNING-EXPLOSIONHAZARD-SUBSTITUTIONOFANYCOMPONENTSMAYIM-PAIRSUITABILITYFORCLASSI,DIVISION2.

WARNING-EXPLOSIONHAZARD-BATTERIESMUSTONLYBECHANGEDINANAREA FREEOFIGNITIBLECONCENTRATION.

Allantennas, antennacablesandwiringhavenotbeenevaluatedasexternalwiring.

This equipment shall be mounted in an ATEX Zone2 certified enclosure with a minimum ingress protection rating of at least IP54 (as defined in EN60529) and used in an environment of not more than Pollution Degree2 (as defined in EN60664-1) when applied in Zone2 environments. The enclosure must be accessible only by the use of a tool.

Provisionshallbemadetopreventtheratedvoltagefrombeingexceededbytransientdisturbancesofmorethan140%oftheratedvoltagewhenappliesinZone2environments.

1.2 Other Safety Instructions

• Theroutermustbeusedincompliancewithallapplicableinternationalandnationallaws andincompliancewithanyspecialrestrictionsregulatingtheutilizationoftherouterin prescribedapplicationsandenvironments.
• Topreventpossibleinjuryanddamagetoappliancesandtoensurecompliancewith allrelevantprovisions,useonlytheoriginalaccessories.Unauthorizedmodificationsor theuseofunapprovedaccessoriesmayresultindamagetotherouterand/orabreach ofapplicableregulations.Unauthorizedmodificationsoruseofunapprovedaccessories mayvoidthewarranty.
  • Theroutercannotbeopened.
• Powersupplymustnotexceed60VDCmax.
• Donotexposetheroutertoextremeambientconditions.Protecttherouteragainstdust, moistureandhightemperature.
• Onlyrouterswithappropriatecertificationandlabellingshouldbeusedinlocationswhere flammableandexplosivematerialsarepresent,includinggasstations,chemicalplants,orlocationsinwhichexplosivesareused.Weremindtheusersoftedutytoobserve therestrictionsconcerningtheutilizationofradiodevicesatpetrolstations,inchemical plants,orinthecourseofblastingworksinwhichexplosivesareused.
• Switchofftherouterwhentravellingbyplane.Utilizationoftherouterinaplanemay endangertheoperationoftheplaneorinterferewiththemobiletelephonenetwork,and maybeunlawful.Failuretoobservetheseinstructionsmayresultinthesuspensionorcancellationoftelephoneservicesfortherespectiveclient,or,itmayresultinlegal sanctions;itmayalsoresultinbotheventualities.
• When using the router in the close proximity of personal medical devices, such as cardiac pacemakers or hearing aids, you must proceed with heightened caution.
• TheroutermaycauseinterferencewhenusedincloseproximitytoTVsets,radioreceiversorpersonalcomputers.
• It is recommended that you create an appropriate copy or backup of all important settings that are stored in the memory of the device.

2.ProductDisposalInstructions

TheWEEE(WasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment:2012/19/EU)directivewasintroducedtoensurethatelectrical/electronicproductsarerecycledusingthebestavailable recoverytechniquestominimizetheenvironmentalimpact. Thisproductcontainhighquality materialsandcomponentswhichcanberecycled.Attheendofit'slifethispro-ductMUST NOTbemixedwithothercommercialwastefordisposal.Thedevicecontainsabattery.Removethebatteryfromthedevicebeforesposal.Thebatteryinthedeviceneedstobe disposedofapartaccordingly.Checkthetermsandconditionsofoursupplierfordisposal information.

3.RouterDescription

LANIndustrialrouterSmartFlexSR300isanidealdevicefortherealizationofasecure connectionoftwolocalareanetworks(LANs).InterconnectioniscarriedoutusingtwoETH-ERNET10/100interfacesandsecuretunnel(IPSec,OpenVPN,L2TP).

TheotherequallyimportantwaystousethisrouteristoconnectanydevicewithRS232, RS485orI/Ointerfacetothelocalnetwork(LAN).Forthispurpose,SmartFlexSR300is equippedwithtwoETHERNET10/100portsandotherinterfacesbasedontheversionofthe routerchosenbytheuser.

Asastandard, thisrouterisequipped with two ETHERNET10/100 ports, one USB2.0 Hostport, twobinary inputs and one output (I/O connector). An integral part of the router is also an memory card reader placed on therear panel. This reader allows SmartFlexSR300 to operate with micro SD cards and increase storage space of the router up to 64 GB (32 GB in case of SDHC cards). Therout can be equipped with WiFimodule on customer's request, however it is not possible to order it and add to other router later. Therout can be equipped with PoEPD (Powerover Ethernet – powered device) topowerther outervia Ethernet, or PoEPSE (powersource equipment) topower other devices by therouter. Rich range of interfaces is available in versions containing three switched Ethernets. SmartFlexSR300 is supplied either in a plastic or metal casing, based on therequirements of the customer.

For configuration of the industrial router is available as web interface protected by password. Web interface provides (after logging in) detailed statistics about the router activities, signal strength, detailed system log etc. This device supports the creation of VPN tunnels using technologies IPSec, OpenVPN and L2TP for secure communications. There are also supported functions such as DHCP, NAT, NAT-T, DynDNS, NTP, VRRP, backup primary connection and many other functions.

Otherdiagnosticfunctionsensuringcontinuouscommunicationincludehardwarewatchdogwhichmonitorsthestatusoftherouter.Usingaspecialwindow(startupscriptwindow)youmayinsertLinuxscriptsforvariousactions.Forsomeapplicationsiscrucialthepossibilitytocreateseveraldifferentconfigurationsforonerouter.Theseconfigurationscanbeswitchedasnecessary(forexamplebybinaryinputstatus,etc.).SmartFlexroutersmayautomaticallyupgradeconfigurationandfirmwarefromserver.Thisallowsmassreconfigurationofmanyroutersinonetime.

TherouteralsosupportsadditionalsoftwarelikeR-SeeNetforpermanenttrafficmonitoring ofrouters.

Examplesofpossibleapplications

• fleetmanagement
• securitysystem
• telematic

•telemetric
- remotemonitoring
•vendinganddispatchermachines

4. ContentsofPackage

Basicdeliveredsetofrouterincludes:

• router,
• powersupply,
  • crossoverUTPcable,
• 2.4GHzWiFiantenna(onlyforversionwithWiFi),
• loosepowerandl/Oconnector(+8pins 1),
• clipfortheDINrail,
• printedQuickStartGuideLeaflet.

Product photo of a SmartFlex network device showing Ethernet ports, USB ports, and connected cables (no visible text or symbols)

Figure1:Contentsofpackage

Temperaturerangeforpowersupplyisreducedto0 °Cto+40 °C!

5.RouterDesign

5.1Routerversions

CheckwithyourlocalAdvantechsalesrepresentativeforavailableoptionsandHWconfigurations.

SmartFlexSR300routerissuppliedinthefollowingversions(seetablebelow).Allversions areavailableinplasticormetalboxaccordingtocustomerrequirements.Allversionsare availablewithPoEPD(PoweroverEthernet–powereddevice)soyoucanpowertherouter frombothETH0andETH1interfaces,orwithPoEPSE(powersourceequipment)soyoucan powerotherdevicesbytherouter.

Routerversions BIN BOUT USB SD ETH WiFi VersionwithSWITCHboard2x1x1x1x5x VersionwithSWITCHboard&WiFi2x1x1x1x5x1x

Table1:Routerversions

SmartFlex ETH2 INQ INI OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWM IN1 OUT PWM USR POE

Figure2:VersionSWITCH(plastic)

SmartFlex ETH0 IN0 IN1 OUT IN1 OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWR PWR USR PDE

Figure4:VersionSWITCH(metal)

SmartFlex ETHQ WFT INQ INI OUT ETHO ETH1 USB PWR IN1 OUT PWR USR POC

Figure3: Version SWITCHandWiFi(plastic)

SmartFlex ETHQ WR IN3 INT OUT IN3 INT OUT ETHQ ETH1 USB PWR PWR USR PDE

Figure5: Version SWITCH Hand WiFi (metal)

5.2 Deliveryidentification

TradenameProductnameDescription

SmartFlexSR300SmartFlexRouterinaplasticormetalbox

Table2: Deliveryidentification

SmartFlex Industrial Router 10-60V==0.7A MAX CE UK CA Advantech Czech s r.o., Sokolska 71 58204 Usti nad Orlici, Czech Republic P/N: BB-SR30000010 S/N: ACZ1100123456785 MAC: 01:23:45:67:89:AB Def. password P23456785h

UL CERTIFIED AFT/THE 487720 Info. Tech. Equip. ALSO CERTIFIED I.T.E. FOR HAZ. LOC. E486108 Class I, Div2, Group A,B,C,D; Temp Code: T4; Max Amb. Temp. 75°C WARNING: Do not connect or disconnect when the area is known to be hazardous. AVERTISSEMENT: Ne pas connect/disconnector, à moins que la zone ne soit reconnue non dangereuse. This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 (A). Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 (A) du Canada. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Figure6: Labelexample

5.3Ordercodes

Ordercodesoverviewisshowninthetablebelow.

ProductNameOrder	codeFeatures—interfaces
SR300BB-SR3000x1yz	*	5xETH,1xUSB,2xBI,1xBO,1xmicroSDreader,
SR300BB-SR3001x1yz	*	5xETH,1xUSB,2xBI,1xBO,1xmicroSDreader,WiFi

Table3:Ordercodesoverview

* Replacetheletters"x", "y" and "z" with the values from the following tables:

Letter"x"-PoweroverEthernet(PoE)

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)Number"x"incode
VersionwithoutPoE0
PoEPSE-PowerSourceEquipment-powersotherdevices8
PoEPD-PoweredDevice-canbepoweredviaEthernet9

Table4:PoweroverEthernet

Letter"y"-typeoftherouterbox

TypeofboxNumber"y"in code
Plastic1
Metal2

Table5: Typeofrouterbox

Letter"z"-typeofthepowersupplyconnector

TypeofpowersupplyNumber"z"incode
Withoutaccessories0
European1
Interchangeableplug adapters(EU,US,UK, AUS)	5

Table6: Typeofpowersupply

Examplesofcompleteordercode:

OrdercodeFeatures—interfaces	Box	Power	supply
BB-SR30008111	5x ETH, 1x USB, 2x BI, 1x BO, 1x microSD reader, PoE PSE	plastic	Europe
BB-SR30019121	5x ETH, 1x USB, 2x BI, 1x BO, 1x microSD reader, WiFi, PoEPD	metal	Europe
BB-SR30000113	5x ETH, 1x USB, 2x BI, 1x BO, 1x microSD reader	plastic	Australia
BB-SR30010120	5x ETH, 1x USB, 2x BI, 1x BO, 1x microSD reader, WiFi	metal	None

Table7:Examplesofordercode

5.4 Basic dimensionsoftherouterbox

SmartFlex 55 mm 125 mm

Blue rectangular object with a 97 mm dimension label, no other text or symbols visible

Figure7: Basicdimensionsoftherouterbox

5.5Mountingrecommendations

• Possibilitytobeputonaworksurface,
  •DINrailEN60715withincludedplasticormetalclip.

Forthemostofapplicationswithabuilt-inrouterinaswitchboarditispossibletorecognize twokindsofenvirnments:

• nopublicandindustryenvironmentoflowvoltagewithhighinterference,
• publicenvironmentoflowvoltagewithouthighinterference.

For both of these environments, it is possible to mount a routerto as switchboard, the following there is none to have examination immunity or issues in connection with EMC according to EN60439-1 ed.2:00+A1:04.

ComplianceofEN60439-1ed.2:00+A1:04specificationitisnecessarytoobservenext assemblyoftheroutertotheswitch-board:

• Foreverycableswerecommendtobindthebunch, werecommendforthisuse:
  -Lengthofthebunch(thecombinationofpowersupplyanddatacables)canbe maximum1.5m.Ifthelengthofdatacablesexceeds1.5morintheeventof, thecableleadstowardstheswitch-board.Werecommendinstallingover-voltage protectors(surgesuppressors).

• With data cables they mustn't carry cables with reticular tension 230 V/50 Hz.

• Sufficient space must be left before individual connectors for handling of cables,

• Forcorrectfunctionoftherouterwerecommendtouseintheswitch-boardearth-bonding distributionframeforgroundingofpowersupplyofrouter, datacablesandantenna.

5.6RemovalfromtheDINrail

TheDINrailclipissuitableforaDINrailaccordingtoEN60715standardonly. Thedefault positionofplasticormetalrailclip,whichisusedformountingtherouteronaDINrail,is showninthefollowingfigure.Itspositioncanbechangedonsomemodels(backorbottom). WhenchangingthepositionoftheDINrailclip,tightenthescrewswithmax.0.4Nmtorque.

Two views of a metallic mechanical component with mounting holes and a side view showing internal structure (no text or symbols)

Figure8:DefaultpositionofplasticandmetalDINrailclip

ToremovetherouterfromtheDINrail, pushtherouterdownlightly, sothebottompartof theDINrailclip(hitchedtotheDINrail) getsoutoftherailandthenpulloutthebottompartof therouterawayfromtheDINrail.

DIN rail Router 1. 2. 3.

Figure9:RemovalfromtheDINrail

5.7 Description of therear panel

The rear panel contains only one holder for SD card (SD) and RST button used to restore defaultconfigurationandreboottherouter.

5.8 Description of the front panel

Onthefrontpanelisthefollowing:

CaptionConnectorDescription
PWR2-pinConnectorforthepowersupply
ETH0RJ45	Connectorforconnectionintothecomputernetwork,PoE(only forPoEPSEorPoEPDversions)
ETH1RJ45	Connectorforconnectionintothecomputernetwork,PoE(only forPoEPSEorPoEPDversions)
WiFi	R-SMA	Connector for WiFi antenna (only for versions with WiFi module!)
USB	USB-A2.0 Host	Connector for connection of USB devices to the router. SupportsdeviceswithPL-2303andFTDIUSB/RS232converters.
I/O	6-pinConnectorforconnectionofthebinaryinputsandoutput

Table8:Frontpaneldescription

SmartFlex ETH2 IN0 IN1 OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWR + - PWR USR POE WiFi INO IN1 OUT

Figure10: SPECTREv3ERTfrontpanel

5.8.1 Statusindication

TherearestatusLEDsonthefrontpaneltoproviderouterstatusinformation.EachETH porthastwoadditionalLEDsthatprovideinformationabouttheportstatus.

CaptionColorStateDescription
PWRGreenBlinking		OnFastblinking	Therouterisbootingup.Therouterbootedupandisready.Therouterfirmwareisbeingupdated.
USRYellow—		ThefunctionofthisLEDisuser-defined.
POEYellow	Green	OnBlinkingOnBlinkingOff	PSE:TheinsufficientvoltageonthePWRconnector.PSE:Thepowereddevicetakestoomuchpower.1PD:ThepowersupplyispresentonanETHport.PSE:AcorrectpowersupplyonthePWRconnector.PSE:AdeviceispoweredviaoneoftheETHports.PD:ThepowersupplyisnotpresentonanETHport.PSE:ThePoEdisabledintheEthernetconfiguration.
IN0	Green	On	The first binary input is active.
IN1	GreenOn	Thesecondbinaryinputisactive.
OUTYellowOn		Thebinaryoutputisactive.
ETH0ETH1	GreenOn	Off	Selected100Mbit/sSelected10Mbit/s
ETH0ETH1	YellowOn	BlinkingOff	ThenetworkcableisconnectedDatatransmissionThenetworkcableisnotconnected

Table9: LEDstatusindication

5.8.2 PowerconnectorPWR

Panelsocket2-pin.

PinnumberSignalmarkDescription

1GND(-)NegativepoleofDCsupplyvoltage

2VCC(+)PositivepoleofDCsupplyvoltage(+10to+60VDC)

Table10: Connection of power connector

Figure11: Powerconnector

UnithastobesuppliedbyapowersupplyspecifiedasaLimitedPowerSource(LPS)accordingtoAnnexQofIEC62368-1. Ifthepowersupply/cableprovidedwithdeviceisnot used,alwaysusethecableswithminimumwiresize(nominalcrosssection)0.5squaremm forpowersupply.

The powersupplyfortheroutermustbebetween+10Vto+60VDCsupply.Protection against reversed polarity without signaling is built into the router. Note: The protection against reversedpolarityislostifthenegativepoleisgrounded!

Circuitexample:

DC - + PWR

Figure12: Connectionofpowersupply

Note for PoE: See Chapter 5.8.6 for information on how PoE versions of the router impact the power supply usage. The power supply for a PoE router has to meet other specific requirements.

Allmetalpartsareconnectedtogetherwiththenegativepoleofpowersupply(commonpole).

LowPowerMode

Inapplicationsrequiringlowpowerconsumption(suchassolarpower-not7/24mode) isstrictlyrecommendedtouseLPMmodepriortopoweringdowntheentirerouter.

LPM(LowPowerMode)isaroutermodewheretherouterisinsleepmodewithminimal powerconsumption. Theroutercanbewokenupfromthismodebyasignalappliedtothe BIN1inputoafterapredeterminedperiodoftime.PuttingtherouterintoLPMmodecanbe done using the 1pm command, see Commands and Scripts application note for more details. ConsumptioninLPMmodemayvarydependingontheconfigurationoftherouter.

5.8.3 Antennaconnector WiFi

IftherouterisequippedwithWiFiimoduleonthecustomer'srequest,appropriateantenna isconnectedtothereverseSMAconnector(WiFi).

TheextarnalantennaisconnectedbyscrewingthisantennatothereverseSMAconnectorontherouter'sfrontpanel(seethefigurebelow).

SmartFlex ETH2 IN0 IN1 OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWR PWR USR POE WiFi Reverse SMA connector

Figure13:Antennaconnector

5.8.4MicroSDcardreader

ThemicroSDcardreaderisplacedontherearpaneloftherouter(thereisonlyasingle slot).ThiscardreaderallowstheroutertooperatewithmemorycardsmicroSD. Technical specificationsarestatedinthetablebelow.

TechnicalspecificationsofmicroSDcard
SupportedtechnologiesSDHC,SDXC
SupportedcapacitySDHC	SDXC	upto32GBfrom32GBto64GB
SupportedmicroSDcardfilesystemsvfat,ext2,ext3,ext4

Table11: TechnicalspecificationsofmicroSDcard

ChangingthemicroSDcard:

• Usetheflatendofaspudger,oryourfingernail,topressthemicroSDcardslightly deeperintoitsslotuntilyouhearaclick.
• Aftertheclick, releasethecardanditwillpopoutofitsslot.
• RemovethemicroSDcardandpushanyothermicroSDcardintotheslotuntil clicksinplace.

Blue electronic device casing with white panel and red indicator light (no text or symbols)

Figure14:MicroSDcard

MountingmicroSDCardtotheSystem

ItisnecessarytomountthemicroSDcardtobeabletoaccessitinthesystemofthe router.Followthesestepstomountthecard:

- Use the dmesg command to seethelist of recently connected devices.

• IntheoutputofthecommandfindouttheentryforthemicroSDcard,forexample:mmcblk0:p1
• To mount the card to to mnt directory, use the mount command: mount/dev/mmcblk0p1/mnt

Formoreinformationaboutthecommandsforcreating,mounting,checkingandunmounting afilesystemonamicroSDcard,seetheapplicationnoteforExt4_toolsrouterapp.

5.8.5 EthernetPorts(ETH0 and ETH1)

ThepanelsocketRJ45isusedforthisinterface. TheisolationbarrieroftheEthernetsignal portsagainstthegroundis1500V.

Pin	10base-T&100base-TPoE(ModeB)
1	Tx+(TransmitData+)—
2	Tx-(TransmitData-)—
3	Rx+(ReceiveData+)—
4	—PoE+(positivepole)
5	—PoE+(positivepole)
6	Rx-(ReceiveData-)—
7	—PoE-(negativepole)
8	—PoE-(negativepole)

Table12: Ethernetconnectorpinout

Figure15: Ethernetconnector

The crossover UTP cable (Ethernet cable) plugs into the RJ45 connector labeled as ETH0 or ETH1 (seethefigure below).

Diagram of a cable connector inserted into a wall-mounted socket (no text or symbols)

Figure16: ConnectionofEthernetcable

The insulation strength of Ethernet ports from each other and from the rest of the router (grounding) is dependent on the routerversion:

Router Version	Insul. Strength from Router	Insul. Strength between Ports
WithoutPoE	1.5kV	1.5kV
PoEPD	1.5kV	none
PoEPSE	none	none

Table13: InsulationstrengthofEthernetports

5.8.6 PoweroverEthernet(PoE)

AvailableonlyformodelswithPoEfeature;seeChapter5.3fortheordercodes.
YoucannotpowertherouterviatheETH2portsontheSWITCHrouterversion.ThePoEPD isavailableontheETH0andETH1portsonly.
The IEEE 802.3af/PoE (Type 1) and IEEE 802.3at/PoE+ (Type 2) standards are supported. The device is Mode B compliant.
You can use the pse command to control the PoE functionality; see the Commands and Scripts applicationnote.

Basedonthemodelconfiguration, the PoEPSE or PoEPD feature can be supported for both Ethernet ports (ETH0 and ETH1).

ThePoEPSEversionallowstheroutertopowerotherdevicesovertheEthernet. ThePoEPDversionenablestheroutertobepoweredbyanotherPoEPSEdeviceovertheEthernet.

PoEPD

graph LR
    A["Power supply"] --> B["Power source equipment"]
    B --> C["Powered device"]
    C --> D["Internet"]
    D --> E["SCADA/FTP"]
    C --> F["Advantech router"]

Figure17: PoEPDusage

ThePoEPDparameterscanbefoundinChapter7.6.ThePOELEDonthefrontpanel oftherouterlightsupgreenwhenvoltageispresentonanEthernetport,sotheuserknows theroutercanbePoEpowered.Youcanstillpowertherouterwiththisconnectorevenifthe routerispoweredwithPoE(inPoEPDversion),buttheinputvoltagemustbehigherthan 15VDC.Iftheinputvoltageislowerthan15VDCandthePoEvoltageispresent(POELED greenon),therouterwillstillbepoweredfromtheEthernetconnectorviaPoE.

PoEPSE

graph TD
    A["Powered devices"] --> B["Power source equipment"]
    C["Powered devices"] --> D["Advantech router"]
    D --> E["Power supply"]
    B --> F["Internet"]
    E --> F
    G["SCADA/FTP"] --> F

Figure18: PoEPSEusage

ThepowersupplyusedwiththePoEPSErouterhastoprovidevoltagefrom44to57VDCandtheoutputpowerhastobeatleast65WforfullPoE+use(Class4)in bothEthernetports(ETH0andETH1).

ThePoEPSEparameterscanbefoundinChapter7.6.ThePoEstateisindicatedbythe POELEDonthefrontpaneloftherouter,seeChap.5.8.1.Whensufficientvoltage(44to 57V)andpowerisavailableisindicatedbythegreenlight.AyellowPOELEDindicates insufficientpowerorvoltagethroughthePWRconnector.Whenadeviceisbeingpowered fromtherouter,thePOELEDwillbeblinkinggreen.Yellowblinkingisshownforanoverload (thepowereddeviceisusingtoomuchpower)orashortcircuit(incorrectwiringofthecable orofthedevicewithoutPoEsupport).

YoucanenableordisablethePoEPSEfeatureseparatelyontheETH0andETH1ports via the Web interface of the router. This can be found in the LAN configuration pages (Primary forETH0, SecondaryforETH1).WhenPoEPSEisenabled,youcanfindthecurrent,voltage, powerandpowerclassinformationontheGeneralpageoftherouter'sWebinterface;seethe Configurationmanual[1].

5.8.7USBPort

PanelsocketUSB-A.

Pin	Signalmark	Description	Dataflowdirection
1+5V	Positivepoleof5VDCsupplyvoltage,0.5A
2USBdata-USBdatasignal-negativepoleInput/Output
3USBdata+USBdatasignal-positivepoleInput/Output
4GND	NegativepoleofDCsupplyvoltage

Table14: ConnectionofUSBconnector

Figure19:USBconnector

The USB port is disabled on overload to prevent its damage (connected device is trying to get too high current). The port is enabled again after the reboot of the router.

MountingUSBFlashDrive to theSystem

It is necessary to mount the USB flash drive to be able to access it in the system of the router. Follow these steps to mount the drive:

• Use the dmesg command to see the list of recently connected devices.
• In the output of the command find out the entry for the microSD card, for example: sda: sda1
• To mount the card to to mnt directory, use the mount command: mount /dev/sda1 /mnt

Formoreinformationaboutthecommandsforcreating,mounting,checkingandunmounting a file system on a USB Flash Drive, see the application note for Ext4_tools router app.

5.8.8I/OPort

Panelsocket6-pin.

PinSignalmarkDescription
1IN0Binaryinput0
2IN0Binaryinput0
3IN1Binaryinput1
4IN1Binaryinput1
5OUTBinaryoutput
6OUTBinaryoutput

Table15:Connectionofl/Oport

1 3 5 2 4 6

Figure20:I/Oconnector
TheI/OuserInterfaceisdesignedfortheprocessingofbinaryinputandcontrol(setting) ofbinaryoutput.Binaryoutputisopeninthedefaultconfiguration. Theisolationstrength is 1.5kV. Thepinsareisolatedfromeachotherwiththesamestrength.
The input circuits are bipolar and allow connection as needed with common plus or minus (according to the connection of an external voltage).

Binaryinputs

• Characteristicsofinputs:

Logical0/1 *	Voltage	Current	Webinterfacestatus
log. 1 max	3 V	0.4 mA	Off
log.0min	5V	0.7mA	On
log.0type	12V	2mA	On
log.0max	60V	7mA	On

Table16: Characteristicsofinputs

* The binary input status in the Shell is returned via io get bin0 or io get bin1.

Binaryoutput

- Binaryoutputparameters:

-60VAC/300mA

-60VDC/300mA

- The current of the binary output is limited by a resettable fuse (300mA).

Binaryinputsandoutputconnections

Binaryinputsandoutputconnectionsexample:

graph TD
    subgraph Left_Birth
        A["AC or DC"] --> B["PIN 1 - IN 0"]
        B --> C["ESD"]
        C --> D["Diode"]
        D --> E["Router"]
        F["PIN 2 - IN 0"] --> G["ESD"]
        G --> H["Diode"]
        H --> I["Diode"]
        J["PIN 3 - IN 1"] --> K["ESD"]
        K --> L["Diode"]
        L --> M["Diode"]
        N["PIN 4 - IN 1"] --> O["ESD"]
        O --> P["Diode"]
        Q["PIN 5 - OUT"] --> R["ESD"]
        R --> S["Diode"]
        T["PIN 6 - OUT"] --> U["ESD"]
    end
    subgraph Right_Birth
        V["AC or DC"] --> W["PIN 3 - IN 1"]
        W --> X["ESD"]
        X --> Y["Diode"]
        Y --> Z["Diode"]
        AA["PIN 4 - IN 1"] --> AB["ESD"]
        AB --> AC["Diode"]
        AD["PIN 5 - OUT"] --> AE["ESD"]
        AE --> AF["Diode"]
        AG["PIN 6 - OUT"] --> AH["ESD"]
    end
    style Left_Birth fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Right_Birth fill:#bbf,stroke:#333

Figure21: Binaryconnection

5.8.9Reset

WhenPWRLEDstartsflashingonthefrontpanel,itispossibletorestorethedefaultconfiguration of the router by pressing the RST button on the rear panel. After pressing this button thedefaultconfigurationisrestoredandthenrouterreboots(greenLEDwillbeon).

ForpressingtheRSTbuttoncouldbeusedanarrowscrewdriver.

Blue electronic device with a screwdriver and internal panel, showing a gray curved arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Figure22:Routerreset

Werecommendbackingupconfigurationoftherouter(seeConfigurationmanual) becauseresetoftheroutersetstheconfigurationtothedefaultstate.

Itisimportanttodistinguishbetweenresetandreboottherouter.

ActionRouterbehaviorInvokingevents
RebootTurnoffandthenturnonrouterDisconnectandconnectthepower, PresstheRebootbuttonintheweb configuration
ResetRestoredefaultconfigurationandreboot therouter	PressRS7button

Table17: Descriptionofresetandrestartrouter

5.9 InterfacesDescription

Thereareavailableversionswithoneofthefollowinginterfaces:

- SWITCHInterface

5.9.1 SWITCHinterface

ThreeLANportsofSWITCHinterfaceforSmartFlexrouters(RJ45connectorsforconnectingEthernetdevices)actasatypicalswitchdevice.ThismeansthattherouterreadsEthernetframes(datapacketsonanEthernetlink)fromanyportonSWITCHinterfaceandtransmitsthemonotherportsoftheSWITCHinterface.Eachportcantransmitframesindependentlyontheotherports.Stateindicationisprovidedoneveryconnector.RouterinthisversioncomplieswiththestandardsandtemperaturerangesdeclaredinChap.7.1 exceptforthelowermaximumoperatingtemperaturewhichis+70 °C.

SmartFlex ETH2 IN0 IN1 OUT IN0 IN1 OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWR + - PWR USR POE

Figure23:VersionwithSWITCHboard

Stateindicationoftheinterface:

Descriptionofindication
GreenLEDOn	Off	Selected100MbpsSelected10Mbps
YellowLEDOn	BlinkingOff	ThenetworkcableisconnectedDatatransmissionThenetworkcableisnotconnected

Table18:StateindicationoftheSWITCHinterface

TechnicalspecificationofEthernetIEEE802.3:

Ethernetinterface,IEEE802.3standard
Maximumdatarate100Mbps
Max.totalcablelength(300Bd,200nF/km)100m

Table19: SWITCHInterfaceparameters

6.FirstUse

6.1 Connectingtherouterbeforefirstuse

Beforeputtingtherouterintooperationitisnecessarytoconnectallcomponentswhich arerequiredtorunyourapplications.

Therouter cannot operate without connected powersupply.

SmartFlex ETH2 IN0 IN1 OUT IN0 IN1 OUT ETH0 ETH1 USB PWR + - PWR USR POE I/O For circuitry see Chapter 5.8.8 ETH0 For circuitry see Chapter 5.8.5 ETH1 For circuitry see Chapter 5.8.5 USB For circuitry see Chapter 5.8.7 PWR For circuitry see Chapter 5.8.2 230 V 50 Hz 10-60 V 12/1 A

Figure24:Routerconnection

6.2Start

Therouterisputintooperationwhenthepowersupplyisconnectedtothisrouter.By default,therouterwillautomaticallystarttologontothedefaultAPN.DHCPserverwillstartto assignaddressesfordevicesontheEthernetportETH0.Router'sbehaviorcanbechanged viathewebinterface.ThisisdescribedindetailintheConfigurationmanualforSmartFlex routers.

6.3Configuration

6.3.1Configurationoverwebbrowser

Forstatusmonitoring, configuration and administration of the router is available as web interface which can be accessed by entering the IP address of the router into the web browser. The default IP address of the router is 192.168.1.1. Attention, its necessary to use HTTPS protocol for secure communication over an network!

https://192.168.1.1/ SmartFlex SmartFlex LTE Router Status Network DHCP Network S Interface

Figure25: EnteringtheIPaddressoftherouter

Configurationmaybeperformedonlybytheuser"root".Thedefaultpassworddisprinted ontherouter'slabel. ^1 Changethedefaultpasswordassoonaspossible!

Allroutershavethe WebAccess/DMPclientpre-installedbydefault. Theactivatedclient periodically uploads router identifiers and configuration to the WebAccess/DMP server. See the configuration manual [1], chapter Basic Information -> WebAccess/DMP Configuration, formoreinformation.

Aftersuccessfullyenteringlogininformationusergainsaccesstotherouterviahisinternet browser.

A detailed description of the router settings via the Web interface can be found in the documentConfigurationmanualforSmartFlexrouters.

Login Username Password Login

Figure26: Enteringlogininformation

Status	General Status
General WIFI WiFi Scan Network DHCP IPsec DynDNS System Log	Primary LAN
Configuration	IP Address : 10.40.28.66 / 255.255.252.0 MAC Address : 7C:66:9D:38:30:F0 Rx Data : 10.4 KB Tx Data : 21.0 KB » More Information «
LAN VRRP PPPoE WIFI WLAN Backup Routes Firewall NAT OpenVPN IPsoc GRE L2TP PPTP DynDNS NTP SNMP SMTP Expansion Port 1 Expansion Port 2 USB Port Startup Script Up/Down Script Automatic Update	Secondary LAN
Customization	Peripheral Ports
User Modules	System Information
Administration
Change Profile Change Password Set Real Time Clock Backup Configuration Restore Configuration Update Firmware Reboot

Figure27:Routerwebinterface

7. Technical Parameters

7.1 Basicparameters

SmartFlexSR300
TemperaturerangeOperating	Storage	-40 °Cto+80 °C-40 °Cto+85 °C
Coldstart-40		°C
HumidityOperating	Storage	0to95%relativehumiditynoncondensing0to95%relativehumiditynoncondensing
AltitudeOperating2000m/70kPa
DegreeofprotectionIP30
Supplyvoltage		10to60VDC
BatteryforRTC		CR1225
Consumption	Idle	2 W
	Average	3.3W
	Peak	4.5W
	Sleepmode	10mW
Dimensions		55x97 x125mm(DIN35mm,EN60715)
Weight	PlasticboxMetalbox	approximately211g(dependsoninterface)approximately327g(dependsoninterface)
Antenna connectors		Reverse SMA - 50 Ω (only for versions with WiFimodule)
Userinterface	2xETHUSBI/OMicroSD	Ethernet(10/100Mbps)USB2.06-pinpanelsocketSDHC,SDXC

Table20: Basicparameters

7.2 Standardsandregulations

Theroutercomplieswiththefollowingstandardsandregulations:

Standardsandregulations

RadioETSIEN300328,ETSIEN301893

EMCETSIEN301489-1,ETSIEN301489-1,ETSIEN301489-17

SafetyIEC62368-1(ULE487720),EN62311

ULC1D2

ULE486108*

NationalCE,UKCAcompliant

Table21:Standardsandregulations

*ExcludingversionswithPoEPSE.

7.3 Typetestsandenvironmentalconditions

PhenomenaTestDescriptionTestlevels
ESDEN61000-4-2Enclosurecontact		Enclosureair	±6kV(crit.A)±8kV(crit.A)
RFfieldAM modulated	EN61000-4-3Enclosure20V/m(crit.A)		(80–2700MHz)3V/m(crit.A)(2700–6000MHz)
FasttransientEN61000-4-4Signalports		Powerports Ethernetports	±2kV(crit.A)±2kV(crit.A)±2kV(crit.A)
Surge	EN61000-4-5Ethernetports Powerports I/Oports		±2kV(crit.B),shieldedcab. ±0,5kV(crit.B)±1kV,LtoL(crit.A)±2kV,LtoGND(crit.A)
RFconducted	EN61000-4-6Allports		10V/m(crit.A)(0,15–80MHz)
Radiatedemission	EN55022	EnclosureClassB
Conducted emission	EN55022	DCpowerports Ethernetports	ClassB ClassB
Powerfrequency magneticfield	EN61000-4-8Enclosure160A/m(crit.A)
Dryheat	EN60068-2-2+75	°C*,40%rel.humidity
ColdEN60068-2-1-40		°C*
Vibration	EN60068-2-64 ed. 2	Vibration spec-trum A.3 (rolling stock)	Category 1 (3 axis, 8 hours peraxis)
Shock	EN60068-2-27 ed. 2	half-sine,50 gpeak,11 ms

Table22: Typetestsandenvironmentalconditions
* The temperatures given are for the basic version of the router. These can vary for other versions.

7.4 Technical parameters of WiFi

WiFi
AntennaconnectorR-SMA-50Ω
SupportedWiFiband2.4GHz,5Ghz
Standards802.11a,802.11b,802.11g,802.11n
2.4GHzsupportedchannels1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
5GHzsupportedchannels1	36,38,40,42,44,46,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,120,124,128,132,136,140,149,153,157,161,165
TypeofdeviceAccesspoint,station
Max.clientsinAPmode10
WiFiTXOutputPower17,3dBm
WiFiRXSensitivity	-96,3dBm
AP maximum users	10 users (WiFi module supports multi-role operation in STA and AP. Multi-role does not affect the maximum numberofusers).

Table23: Technical parameters of WiFi

7.5 Technical parameters of Oport

- Characteristicsofinputs:

Logical0 / 1 *	Voltage	Current	Webinterfacestatus
log. 1 max	3 V	0.4 mA	Off
log. 0 min	5 V	0.7 mA	On
log. 0 type	12 V	2 mA	On
log. 0 max	60 V	7 mA	On

Table24: Characteristicsofinputs

* The binary input status in the Shell is returned via io get bin0 or io get bin1.

- Binaryoutputparameters:

• 60 V AC / 300 mA
• 60 V DC / 300 mA

7.6 Technical Parameters of Powerover Ethernet (PoE)

StandardsIEEE802.3at-2009(PoE+)andIEEE802.3af-2003(PoE)aresupported.CablingneededisCategory5,upto12.5Ω.ItispossibletouseapassivePoEinjector.

PoEPD:parametersforoppositePSE

Inputvoltagerange42.5–57V
Poweravailable25.50W
Maximumcurrent600mA

Table25:PoEPD:parametersforoppositePSE

PoEPSEparameters

Powersupplyneeded44-57V,65W

Poweravailable2x25.50W(ETH0,ETH1)

Table26: PoEPSEparameters

7.7 Other Technical Parameters

Othertechnicalparameters

CPUpower2DMIPSperMHz
Flashmemory256MB
RAM512MB
M-RAM128kB

Table27: Othertechnical parameters

8.RelatedDocuments

[1]AdvantechCzech:ConfigurationManualforSmartFlexRouters

9.Troubleshooting

If you cannot connect to other router from your PC, your network card may be configured in such a way that it is not possible to connect to other router. Take one more of the following steps in order to solve the problem:

• MakesureyourPC'snetworkcardisconfiguredtoobtaintheIPaddressformtheDHCPserver(bydefaulttheDHCPserverisrunningintherouter).
• ConnecttheroutertothePCviaSwitch.
• ConnecttheroutertothePC,starttherouterfirstandthenstartthePCaftertherouter'sinitialization.

!

9.1FAQ

Ethernetconnectionfailsorisnotestablishing.

- Itispossibletoturnautonegotiationoffandsetarateandduplexmanuallyonthe Ethernetinterfaceoftherouter.Availableon"LANConfiguration"pageintherouter.

☐I cannot connect from the Internet to the device behind the router. I have NAT enabled.

- Thedevice'sgatewayhastobeconfiguredsoitpointstotherouter.

Ican'taccessmyWebserverplacedbehindtherouteroverNAT.

- TheremoteHTTPaccesstotherouterhastobedisabledon"NATConfiguration" page in the router. Also enable "Send all remaining incoming packets to default server"featureandfillinthelPaddressofyourWebserver. OntheWebserver, thedefaultgatewayhastobethelPaddressoftherouter.

DynDNSdoesn'twork.

- IfthesameIPaddressisrecordedinyourcanonicnameasadynamicallyassigned address, itmeansthattheproviderisusingNATorafirewall.

- YoucanverifyNATusingpingtoyourserverwithstaticaddressandthencompare withrouter'sIPaddress.

- YoucanverifyaFirewallbyaccessingremotelytotherouter'sWebinterface.

- TheoperatormaynotprovidetheaddressofDNSserverandwithoutDNSserver's address it is impossible to connect to the dyndns.org server. The following messageswillbeshownintheSystemLog:

-DynDNSdaemonstarted

-Error resolving hostname: nosuchfileordirectory
-ConnecttoDynDNSserverfailed

L2TPorIPSecisn'testablishing.

- Checkthe "SystemLog" pageforerrormessages.

IPSectunnelestablishesbutthecommunicationdoesnotrun.

- Probably there are bad routing rules defined in the connected devices, or the default gateway.

Serialcommunicationisnotworking.

- Verifythattheroutermodelsupportsserialcommunications.Alsoverifytheserial communicationsettings.Todoso,opentherouter'sconfigurationmenuviathe webbrowser,selecttheappropriate"ExpansionPort"from"Configuration"partof themenuandverifythesettings.

IstherouterCiscocompatible?CanlusetheCiscoconfiguration?

- No, the Firmware in the router (ConelOS) is based on Linux with BusyBox. Thus the Cisco configuration cannot be used. But network connections are defined by standardsoconnecting theroutertotheCisco other networking devices is possible and will be compatible.

FTPorSFTPdoesnotwork

- FTPwillworkonv2routersonly. YoucanuseSFTPonallrouterstotransferfiles to/fromtherouter. IfhavingtroubleswithFTPonv2routers, makesureyouhave FTPenabled:"Configuration"section, "Services", "FTP". Thenyoucanconnect withanyclientonport21 withnameandpasswordsameasfortheWebinterface. IfhavingtroubleswithSFTP, makesureyouhaveSSHenabled:"Configuration" section, "Services", "SSH". Thenyoucanconnectwithanyclientonport22 with nameandpasswordsameasfortheWebinterface.

HowcanIconnecttotherouter'scommandline?(SSH,Telnet)

- YoucanuseSSHonallroutersorTelnetonv2routersonly.SSHisenabledby default, butyoucanverifyinWebinterfacein"Configuration"section,"Services", "SSH". ThenconnectwithanySSHclientonport22oftherouter.UserandpasswordisthesameasfortheWebinterface.Telnetonv2routerscanbeenabled here:"Configuration"section,"Services","Telnet".

10.CustomerSupport

CustomerSupportforEurope

AdvantechCzechs.r.o.

Sokolska71

56204, UstinadOrlici,

CzechRepublic

Phone:[phone]

Fax:[phone]

E-mail:[e-mail]

Web:www.advantech.com

CustomerSupportforNAM

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Phone:[phone](Monday–Friday,7a.m.to5:30p.m.CST)

Fax:[phone]

E-mail: [e-mail]

Web:www.advantech-bb.com

CustomerSupportforAsia

Phone:[phone]#1299(Monday–Friday,9a.m.to5:30p.m.UTF+8)

Fax:[phone]

E-mail: [e-mail]

Web:www.advantech.com

We, Advantech Czechs.r.o., declare that the radio equipment narrated in this user's manual complies with Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 (S.I. 2017 No. 1206).

We, Advantech Czechs.r.o., declare that the radio equipment narrated in this user's manual complies with Directive 2014/53/EU.

ThefulltextoftheEUDeclarationofConformityisavailableatthefollowinginternetaddress: icr.advantech.cz/eudoc