Sixnet IndustrialPro Bedienungsanleitung

IndustrialPro™ and MobilityPro™ Gateway

Wireless Modems

User's Guide

Version 1.11

Novemeber 2, 2011

IndustrialPro™ and MobilityPro™ Gateway

User's Guide

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Declaration of Conformity

The device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules and with ICES-003 of Industry Canada Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference

This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference harmful to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference

to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged

to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

WARNING

To comply with RSS-102 Health Canada Safety Code 6, the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to

provide a separation distance of at least 10 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction

with any other antenna or transmitter. Users and Installers must be provided with antenna installation instruction and

transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.

BT-6000 series barrel power connector shall not be used in hazardous locations.

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Change history

Version

Date

Description

1.11

November 2, 2011

Updated to cover BT-5x30 models

1.10

September 27, 2010

Update event and store and forward sections

Update environmental specifications

1.9

June 7, 2010

Add modem pictures Sixnet labels

1.8

March 30, 2010

Change document format

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Table of content

1Product Overview ...............................................................................................................................................8

1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................... 8

1.2 Modem features ...................................................................................................................................................... 10

1.3 Specifications ........................................................................................................................................................... 11

2BlueVue Device Manager (BVDM)......................................................................................................................22

2.1 Connecting to the modem ....................................................................................................................................... 23

2.2 Software overview ................................................................................................................................................... 25

3AT Commands...................................................................................................................................................26

3.1 Access....................................................................................................................................................................... 26

4Activation & WAN Setup ...................................................................................................................................27

4.1 Activation (CDMA modems only)............................................................................................................................. 27

4.2 WAN Setup............................................................................................................................................................... 28

5LAN Setup .........................................................................................................................................................31

5.1 Ethernet and USB LAN ............................................................................................................................................. 31

5.2 LAN configuration .................................................................................................................................................... 31

5.3 Wireless(WiFi).......................................................................................................................................................... 32

5.4 DHCP server ............................................................................................................................................................. 32

5.5 Dial-up Networking (DUN) over serial ..................................................................................................................... 32

6IP Networking Features .....................................................................................................................................34

6.1 Port-forwarding ....................................................................................................................................................... 34

6.2 DMZ.......................................................................................................................................................................... 35

6.3 IP pass-through ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

6.4 Dynamic IP registration............................................................................................................................................ 37

6.5 IP Security (IPSEC) .................................................................................................................................................... 38

6.6 Access Control List (ACL).......................................................................................................................................... 38

6.7 Password protection ................................................................................................................................................ 38

7Serial IP.............................................................................................................................................................40

8GPS...................................................................................................................................................................41

8.1 GPS protocols........................................................................................................................................................... 42

8.2 Odometer................................................................................................................................................................. 42

8.3 Configuring the modem for GPS reporting.............................................................................................................. 42

9I/O Management ..............................................................................................................................................44

9.1 Digital Output control .............................................................................................................................................. 44

9.2 Digital Input state query .......................................................................................................................................... 44

9.3 Analog Input value query......................................................................................................................................... 45

10 Event Reporting ...........................................................................................................................................46

10.1 Events .................................................................................................................................................................. 46

10.2 Store and forward................................................................................................................................................ 46

10.3 Actions ................................................................................................................................................................. 47

10.4 Reports ................................................................................................................................................................ 47

11 Hardware Installation ..................................................................................................................................49

11.1 Mounting the BT-5x00v2 series modem ............................................................................................................. 49

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11.2 Mounting the BT-6000 series modem................................................................................................................. 49

11.3 Cellular antenna................................................................................................................................................... 49

11.4 Ethernet cable ..................................................................................................................................................... 51

11.5 USB cable ............................................................................................................................................................. 51

11.6 Serial cable........................................................................................................................................................... 51

11.7 Power source ....................................................................................................................................................... 51

12 Appendixes..................................................................................................................................................53

12.1 BlueVue Device Manager Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 53

12.2 Activation Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................. 57

12.3 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................. 60

12.4 Firmware Upgrades ............................................................................................................................................. 64

12.5 Sending AT Commands........................................................................................................................................ 66

12.6 Dial-Up Networking in Windows ......................................................................................................................... 68

12.7 Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................. 70

12.8 Customer Support ............................................................................................................................................... 71

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FiguresFigure 1 - Router mode............................................................................................................................................. 9

Figure 2 - IP pass-through mode............................................................................................................................................. 9

Figure 3 –Serial connector (looking at back of modem) ...................................................................................................... 21

Figure 4 –The different ways to connect to a modem......................................................................................................... 23

Figure 5 –Connecting to a remote modem.......................................................................................................................... 24

Figure 6 –Confirming the success of activation ................................................................................................................... 28

Figure 7 –Editing the account information .......................................................................................................................... 29

Figure 8 –Testing the connection......................................................................................................................................... 30

Figure 9 –Default LAN IP configuration................................................................................................................................ 31

Figure 10 –Sample modem configuration for communicating with a device that has the IP 10.127.0.17 ......................... 32

Figure 11 –Port-forwarding entries...................................................................................................................................... 35

Figure 12 –Enabling DMZ ..................................................................................................................................................... 36

Figure 13 –Enabling IP passthrough..................................................................................................................................... 36

Figure 14 –Enabling Dynamic IP Registration ...................................................................................................................... 38

Figure 15 –Enabling password protection ........................................................................................................................... 39

Figure 16 –Serial IP............................................................................................................................................................... 40

Figure 17 –GPS configuration screen ................................................................................................................................... 41

Figure 18 –Modem with good signal strength ..................................................................................................................... 57

Figure 19 –Phone number being displayed on the Modem Diagnostic screen after activation ......................................... 58

Figure 20 –WAN IP being displayed after the modem successfully connects to the cellular network ............................... 59

Figure 21 –Upgrading the firmware..................................................................................................................................... 65

Figure 22 –Creating a new connection in Windows XP ....................................................................................................... 68

TablesTable 1 –Modem features ....................................................................................................................................... 10

Table 2 –General specifications ........................................................................................................................................... 11

Table 3 - 4-pin Molex connector (BT-5000v2) ...................................................................................................................... 15

Table 4 - 4-pin Molex connector (BT-6x00)........................................................................................................................... 15

Table 5 - 4-pin screw terminal (BT-6xx1) .............................................................................................................................. 16

Table 6 –DC 2.5mm Barrel adapter (BT-6000) ..................................................................................................................... 16

Table 7 –Power consumption .............................................................................................................................................. 17

Table 8 –LEDs ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Table 9 –Reset button functions.......................................................................................................................................... 21

Table 10 –DHCP IP assignment ............................................................................................................................................ 31

Table 11 –NMEA messages information .............................................................................................................................. 42

Table 12 –dB loss per 100 feet of cable type ....................................................................................................................... 49

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1Product Overview

1.1 Introduction

The BlueTree 5000v2 and 6000 series modems are rugged cellular modems built to provide simple and reliable

communication over a CDMA or GSM cellular data networks. They are typically used in applications such as Public

Safety, Transportation, Vehicle Tracking, Telemetry, SCADA, Remote / Temporary Offices, Landline Replacement, and

WAN backup / Business Continuity.

The models covered by this document are:

Type

CDMA EvDO.A

GSM EDGE

GSM HSPA

MobilityPro™ Gateway

Standalone GPS

BT-5600v2

BT-5800v2

Standalone GPS with Wi-Fi

BT-5630

BT5830

IndustrialPro™ Gateway

4-pin power connector

BT-6600

BT-6800

Screw-block power connector

BT-6601

BT-6401

BT-6801

PoE power input

BT-6601EB

BT-6401EB

BT-6801EB

Ethernet Switch

BT-6621

BT-6421

BT-6821

The modem supports two operational modes: router mode, and IP pass-through mode.

1.1.1 Router mode

In Router mode, which is the default mode, the modem manages local and wireless connections independently, and is

capable of routing data packets back and forth between the two.

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Figure 1 - Router mode

The modem manages two connections at the same time, thus acting as a gateway/router:

Cellular WAN connection: This is the Wide Area Network connection to the cellular

network/Internet. The modem can be configured to automatically and autonomously

establish a packet data connection to the cellular carrier and acquire a WAN IP address.

LAN connection: This is the local connection between the modem and any device attached to

its Serial / Ethernet / USB ports. In the case of Ethernet and USB, the modem acts as a

DHCP server and assigns a private LAN IP address to the attached device.

The modem then routes packets back and forth between its WAN and LAN connections, and in turn allows the locally

attached device to communicate with computers or devices at a remote location.

1.1.2 IP pass-through mode

In IP pass-through mode, the modem assigns its WAN IP address directly to the attached host, thus becoming a fully

transparent actor in the communication process. The modem remains reachable through its reserved TCP and UDP ports

so that remote administration and configuration is still possible. Note that this mode allows only one IP address to be

assigned to the first connected device via DHCP (This configuration is not recommended for BT-6x21).

Figure 2 - IP pass-through mode

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1.2 Modem features

Table 1 –Modem features

3 different data

connection interfaces

Serial/RS-232/COM, Ethernet, and USB

Ethernet switch

Available on the BT-6x21 models only. These models have

an embedded 5-port Ethernet switch.

Power-over-Ethernet

Models ending in EB (BT-6x01EB) are models with built in

power sourcing. Power-over-Ethernet compatible devices

can be powered simply by connecting it to the modem’s

Ethernet port.

Autonomous &

persistent connection

management

Fully integrated TCP/IP protocols allow the modem to

connect autonomously to the packet network (Internet). This

feature enables capabilities such as: in-call diagnostic,

Serial-IP, stand-alone GPS, remote configuration and remote

firmware upgrades.

DHCP server

The modem’s DHCP server allows easy administration and

setup of the local network by automating IP address

assignment

IP pass-through

The modem can assign its WAN IP address to the attached

host, thus disabling the DHCP server’s Network Address

Translation. Even when performing pass-through, the

modem remains reachable for remote administration

through its reserved TCP ports.

IP security

The modem can be configured with up to 10 IPSEC tunnels

for increased security in communications.

In-call diagnostic

The user can get modem status information while in a data

call, without interrupting the data session

Serial IP

The modem can provide a reliable means of communication

with serial-only legacy devices. It can encapsulate data

coming from the serial port into a TCP or UDP packet and

send it to a remote server on the packet network or

Internet. It can decapsulate IP packets coming from the

network and send raw data to the serial port.

Remote configuration

The modem can be remotely configured or diagnosed using

BlueVue Device Manager or a terminal session

Remote firmware

upgrade

The modem’s firmware can be remotely upgraded using

BlueVue Device Manager software

Password protection

The modem’s configuration can be protected from tampering

by requesting the user to enter a password before the

existing modem configuration can be viewed or modified

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