Wavetronix 330 User guide

Brand: Wavetronix

Model: 330

Type: User guide

Wavetronix 330 is a cost-effective Ethernet switch designed for quick network expansion at the field level. It offers auto-crossing and auto-negotiation functionality for seamless integration into existing networks. With its DIN rail mountable design, the device can be easily installed in industrial settings. The Click 330 features six screw terminals for power connection, including redundant power supply support. It also has a grounding foot and an eyelet ring for additional grounding protection.

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QUICK START GUIDE

1 Mount the device

The Click 330 mounts on a DIN rail. To mount, simply hook

the lip over the lower edge of the DIN rail, and use a rocking

motion to snap the module into place.

Note. Do not mount over the T-bus.

Unlike many other Click devices, the Click 330 does not mount over the T-bus, mean-

ing that power and communications will have to be wired in into the device’s six screw

terminals. The ﬁrst four screw terminals, marked US1, GND, US2 and GND, are for wiring

power. (The other two, which are labeled R1 and R2, are for security and functionality

alarm purposes.)

1 Attach the device to a location on the DIN rail that is not over a T-bus.

2 Attach a wire for +DC (red is standard) to the screw terminal marked US1.

3 Attach a wire for -DC (black is standard) to the ﬁrst screw terminal marked GND.

4 Attach the other ends of these two wires to a DC power source.

Note. US2 and the second GND are for wiring in a redundant power supply, if you’d like

to use one.

The device has a grounding foot, so as long as the DIN rail is

properly grounded, the device will be grounded as well.

However, for additional protection, the switch can be grounded

via an eyelet ring on the top of the device.

3 Ground the device

2 Wire power

The Click 330 is used for quick and cost-eective Ethernet network expansion at the ﬁeld level. The RJ-45 ports oer au-

to-crossing and auto-negotiation functionality. For more information about this product, visit wavetronix.com.

4 Wire communication

Attach Ethernet cables to the RJ-45 jacks on the Click 330.

The Click 330 has two dierent kinds of LEDs.

˽At the top of each device are two green LEDs labeled US1 and US2, used for monitoring the power supply. US1 monitors the

ﬁrst power supply (the one using the screw terminal marked US1) and US2 monitors the second (redundant) power supply.

Status Meaning

On Supply voltage is in an acceptable range

O Supply voltage is too low

˽Each Ethernet port has two LEDs that show the data transmission speed of that port, as shown in the table below. These

LEDs are labeled 100/ACT and 1000/ACT. If the LED is on, there is an electrical link. If the LED blinks, there is currently

network trac at that speed.

LED 10 Mbps 100 Mbps 1000 Mbps

100/ACT On or blinking On or blinking O

1000/ACT On or blinking O On or blinking

5 Monitor LEDs

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Wavetronix 330 User guide

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