CIRCUTOR EDS-3G Series - Manual (Page 5)

EDS-3G
M98240601-03-13B
4.3.8.3.- Deletion or loss of the listeners' list
The producer can completely or partially lose or eliminate the
listeners' list for different reasons:
- The listener does not answer: when new events or
changes in these events take place, the producer
instantaneously informs all listeners on the list. When the
producer is faced with a communication problem with a
listener, a total of fifty retries are made to send information.
If the listener does not respond to these requests, the
producer deregisters the listener from the distribution list.
- The producer has rebooted or has temporarily stopped
operating: if the producer receives an update or generates
a reset for any reason, (firmware, update, loss of power
supply, etc), the entire listeners' list is lost and from then on
stops sending events to the previously associated listeners.
4.3.8.4.- Maintenance of the listeners' list (alive)
Given that there are several reasons why the listeners' list
might be totally or partially affected, the external integration
system needs to implement an (alive) test system against the
producer to ensure that the IP is kept active for a long period
in the distribution list.
It is recommended that the test system is automatic and at
intervals of no more than 10 minutes between each test frame
dispatch. The (alive) test system is based on the updating of
the listener IP, again against the producer, although only the
event changes are requested (False):
http://ip_producer:port/services/user/listener.xml
This request must contain the following body in the message,
in which the listener and the type of data to be received are
again defined:
<listener>
<ip> ip_listener </ip>
<port>80</port>
<all>F</all>
</listener>
- If the external integration application has remained inactive
for a long period of time, a request to the producer asking
for the entire list of active events is recommended using a
True request. This way the listener again has all the
information lost during the period of inactivity.
4.3.8.5.- Reception of events
When there is any change in the events, the request that the
producer creates against the listeners' distribution list giving
information about the events will be PUT type with the
following syntax:
http://ip_oyente:port/services/user/producer.xml
The request contains the following information in XML format
in the body of the message: information about the events
produced:
<producer>
<all>T/F</all>
<event>
<id>driverId.driverId.driverId…eventId</id>
<name>Evento 1</name>
<description>Descripción 1</description>
<annotation>Anotación 1</annotation>
<dateTime>25112010201034</dateTime>
<whyFired>ACTIVATION</whyFired>
</event>
<event>
<id>driverId.driverId.driverId…eventId</id>
<name>Evento 2</name>
<description>Descripción 2</description>
<annotation>Anotación 2</annotation>
<dateTime>25112010201034</dateTime>
<disabledDateTime>25112010201103</
disabledDateTime >
<whyFired>DEACTIVATION</whyFired>
</event>
…
</producer>
- all: all the events (True) or changes(False)
- event-id: producer and identifier of the event
- whyFired: ACTIVATION, DEACTIVATION
Notes referring to the active events:
- Note: if the producer has implemented http authentication
by user and password, it must be implemented in the
listener by the user.
4.3.9.- Forcing of variables
This request is used to send the variable forcing order (or
writing) to the system. The request should include the name of
the device that wants to make the request. It is important to
incorporate the authentication data when this is necessary.
<forceVariables>
<forceVar>
<forceName> ... </forceName>
<forceValue> ... </forceValue>
</record>
</forceVar>
...
</forceVariables>
- forceVariables: field identifying the XML as a request
- forceVar: Information from each variable to be forced
- forceName: variable name in device.variable format
- field: identifies each field
5.- Technical features
Power circuit:
-
Single-phase (phase – neutral) A1 – A2 :
-
Frequency:
-
Maximum consumption:
-
Working temperature:
-
Humidity (non-condensing):
Standard version
85…264 V
ac
/ 120…300 V
dc
50…60 Hz
6-10 VA (AC) / 3-4 W (DC)
-10 …+ 60 ºC
5 … 95%
Output Features:
-
Type:
-
Maximum operating power:
-
Maximum operating voltage:
-
Maximum switching current:
-
Electrical life (250 Vac / 5 A):
-
Mechanical working life:
Relay
750 VA
250 V
ac
5 A with resistive load
3 x 104 operations
2 x 107 operations
Mechanical features:
-
Case material:
-
Device protection degree:
-
Dimensions (mm):
-
Weight:
-
Maximum operating height:
UL94 - V0 self-extinguishing plastic
IP 20
105 x 70 x 90 mm (6 modules)
385 g
2,000 m
LED symbols:
-
Power :
-
Slaves:
-
GPRS/3G link:
-
Left RJ45 led:
-
Right RJ45 led:
Equipment power supply and CPU activity
Communicating slave devices shutdown
GPRS or 3G connection linked to the operator
Green: Full duplex / Yellow: Half duplex / Activity
Green: 100 Mb/s / Yellow: 10 Mb/s / Link
Inputs features:
-
Type:
-
Maximum activation current:
-
Insulation:
Voltage-free opto-insulated (dry contact)
50 mA
1500 V
Display:
-
Type:
-
Characters:
-
Back lighting:
2 lines, alphanumeric
20
Yes
Network interface:
-
Type:
-
Connector:
-
Network protocols:
Ethernet 10BaseT / 100BaseTX self-detectable
RJ45
HTTP / Modbus/RTU in RS-485 bus
Safety:
Installation category Class III / EN61010 double-insulated electric shock protection class II.
Connect the device to a power circuit protected with gl fuses in compliance with IEC 269, or
M fuses, with values from 0.5 to 1A. It must be fitted with a circuit breaker switch or
equivalent device, in order to be able to disconnect the device from the power supply. The
power supply cable must have a cross-section of at least 1mm 2 .
Standards:
EC, UL 94, EN61010-1, EN55011, EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3,
61000-4-11, EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-4-5
Modem:
-
Work bands (Data only): UMTS/HSPA - 2100 / 900 Band
GSM - 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Band
Serial interface:
-
Type:
-
Transmission speed (configurable):
-
Data bits:
-
Parity:
-
Stop bit
Three-wire RS-485 (A/B/S)
4800, 9600, 19,200, 34,800, 57,600, 115,200 bps
8
No parity, odd, even
1