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NB57 - CWServer Box II RS 485 Connection Methods - v0 - 14082017

The document outlines two methods for connecting the CWServer Box II using RS-485 and LAN cables, detailing the necessary equipment and specifications. It specifies requirements for cable types, lengths, and the need for an IP address and web access for operation. Additionally, it mentions the capability of the CWServer box to extract log files from ICCP/ICAF systems, which require CWViewer software for viewing.

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NB57 - CWServer Box II RS 485 Connection Methods - v0 - 14082017

The document outlines two methods for connecting the CWServer Box II using RS-485 and LAN cables, detailing the necessary equipment and specifications. It specifies requirements for cable types, lengths, and the need for an IP address and web access for operation. Additionally, it mentions the capability of the CWServer box to extract log files from ICCP/ICAF systems, which require CWViewer software for viewing.

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CWServer Box II RS‐485 connection method 1

ICCP or ICAF ICCP or ICAF ICCP or ICAF


system system system
Webserver box
PC/Laptop

RS‐485 RS‐485
LAN cable

LAN cable

Ethernet Switch

CWServer Box II RS‐485 connection method 2

ICCP or ICAF ICCP or ICAF ICCP or ICAF


system system system
Webserver box
PC/Laptop
Ethernet Switch
Built‐in LAN

RS‐485 RS‐485

LAN cable

● LAN cables must be of at least CAT5e type.


● Individual LAN cables may not exceed a length of approx. 100 meters. In case of longer distances, every
100 meters an active component (like a repeater or a network switch) must be installed.
● RS‐485 cables must be at least 2‐core 0.75mm²
● Individual RS‐485 cables must not exceed a lenght of approx. 1200 meters.
● 1 IP address will need to be available within the used IP range.
● A computer with a web browser will be needed to access the CWServer box through the web‐interface.
● WiFi can also be used with an exis ng WiFi Router/Accesspoint.
● If access from anywhere is needed, the network to which the CWServer box and ICCP/ICAF systems are
connected must be accessible through the Internet *

NOTE: The CWServer box is capable of extracting log files from the ICAF/ICCP systems. Since they are saved
as .CWL files, CWViewer software is needed in order to view them. This software is Windows based
and works om systems with Windows XP or higher.

* The method on how Internet access (from outside) is arranged is up to the client. This can be through VPN,
a service like LogMeIn/Hamachi, Remote Desktop and so on to take control of a certain PC/Laptop or a
combination of these. Note that the port on which the CWServer box is reachable is, by default, port 80.

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