Echelon SmartServer 2.2 User Manual
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Preface
Creating Dial-Out Connections ................................................................... 61
Adding a Remote SmartServer to the LAN .................................................. 69
Adding an OpenLNS Server to the LAN ...................................................... 70
Troubleshooting the LNS Proxy Web Service ........................................ 73
Adding an E-mail (SMTP) Server to the LAN .............................................. 74
Adding a Time (SNTP) Server to the LAN .................................................. 76
Adding an IP-852 Configuration Server to the LAN ..................................... 79
Adding a Web Connection Target Server to the LAN ................................... 80
Selecting a Network Management Service .......................................................... 83
Using the SmartServer as an RNI and IP-852 Router ........................................... 83
Using the SmartServer as an IP-852 Router.................................................. 84
Activating IP-852 Routing on the SmartServer ...................................... 85
Adding a SmartServer to an IP-852 Channel .......................................... 87
Configuring the SmartServer as an IP-852 Router .................................. 87
Using an IP-852 Channel ..................................................................... 92
Using the SmartServer as an RNI ................................................................ 94
Configuring the SmartServer as a Remote Network Interface .................. 95
Configuring the SmartServer RNI Properties ......................................... 98
SmartServer RNI Limits .................................................................... 100
Switching Between the SmartServer RNI and Local Network Interface . 100
Connecting the SmartServer with RNI vs. IP-852 ................................ 101
Viewing System Information and Performance........................................... 103
Using the SmartServer Flash Memory ................................................. 108
Viewing System Health Monitoring .......................................................... 109
Upgrading an i.LON e3 plus Internet Server to the SmartServer .................. 112
Downgrading the SmartServer 2.2 Firmware to the 1.0 Version ................... 114
Downgrading the SmartServer Firmware to i.LON 100 e3 Version .............. 116
Migrating an e3 Network Configuration to the SmartServer ........................ 116
Restoring a SmartServer to Factory Default Settings ................................... 119
Activating the SmartServer v40 Interface ................................................... 122
Using the SmartServer Web Interface .............................................. 125
Using General and Driver Modes .............................................................. 131
Accessing SmartServer Functional Blocks in General and Driver Modes 132
Accessing Data Points in General and Driver Modes ............................ 133
Opening SmartServer Applications ........................................................... 135
Using the SmartServer Web Interface to Open SmartServer Applications136
Using OpenLNS CT to Open SmartServer Applications ....................... 138
Adding Data Points to SmartServer Applications ........................................ 138
SmartServer Data Point Names and Organization ....................................... 142
Internal SmartServer Data Points (formerly NVLs) .............................. 142
Device Data Points (formerly NVEs) .................. 142
Virtual Data Points (formerly NVVs) .................................................. 143
Constant Data Points (formerly NVCs) ............................................... 143
Managing Network Objects ...................................................................... 144
Managing Network Objects ................................................................ 145
Managing Channel Objects ................................................................ 147
Managing Device Objects .................................................................. 150
Managing Functional Block Objects ................................................... 153
Managing Data Point Objects ............................................................. 156
Issuing Network Management Commands ................................................. 158