Setting up the pump / unit
1. Connect pump / unit no. 1 to the mains
voltage.
2. If available: Check in the menu for
pump / unit no. 1 under
‘Field bus’
whether the CAN bus (
‘Bus Active’
) is
set to
‘passive’
.
3. Connect the "DULCOnneX gateway" to
the CAN bus.
4. Connect the "DULCOnneX gateway" to
the mains voltage and wait 20 s.
ð
The "DULCOnneX gateway" config‐
ures the pump / unit no. 1 and
issues a node ID.
5. Disconnect the "DULCOnneX gateway"
from the mains power supply an the
CAN bus and wait 60 seconds.
6. Connect pump / unit no. 2 to the mains
voltage.
7. If available: Check in the menu for
pump / unit no. 2 under
‘Field bus’
whether the (
‘Bus Active’
) is set to
‘passive’
.
8. Connect the "DULCOnneX gateway" to
the CAN bus.
9. Connect the "DULCOnneX gateway" to
the mains voltage and wait 20 s.
ð
The "DULCOnneX gateway" config‐
ures the pump / unit no. 2 and
issues a node ID.
10. Disconnect the "DULCOnneX gateway"
from the mains power supply an the
CAN bus and wait 60 seconds.
11. Repeat steps 6 ... 10 until all the
pumps / units in the CAN bus network
have been connected.
At a later stage, additional units
can be integrated via the "DUL‐
COnneX gateway" into the CAN
bus network via steps 6 ... 10.
The following generally applies: Once
switched on, the “DULCOnneX
gateway” searches for the Wi-Fi with
the access data from its internal
memory.
There are now 2 options:
–
If this Wi-Fi is found, the "DUL‐
COnneX gateway" connects to it
and begins to transmit its data to
the DULCOnneX server.
–
If this Wi-Fi is not found, the "DUL‐
COnneX gateway" sets up its own
Wi-Fi using the SSID “DULCOn‐
nect”. You can now follow the
steps under “DULCOnneX set-up”
and set up the DULCOnneX.
Commissioning of pumps / units with CAN connector on the DULCOnneX
gateway
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