X-410 Users Manual - ControlByWeb

1 X-410 Users Manual X-410 user Manual Revisions Revision Description Initial release. Miscellaneous updates Miscellaneous updates Typo fixes Minor changes Page 2 Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. X-410 Users Manual Table of Contents Section 1: 8. 9. 11. Part Numbers and 12. Optional 12. Security 13. Connectors & 14. Accessing the X-410 using a Web 15. Section 2: Installation and 16. Installation 16. Making 17. Relay Connections (Control a device over an IP network)..18. 1-Wire Sensor 20. Digital Input 22. DC Input 22. Switch-Closure 23. Water Leak Sensor 24. AC Input 25. Network 26. Establishing Communications for 27. Method 1: Assign a Temporary IP Address to the Configuration Computer ..27. Method 2: Assign a Temporary IP address to the Microsoft Windows 31.

2 Linux/Unix 31. Mac OS X 32. Section 3: Web Server and Setup 33. Setup 33. General Settings 34. General Settings Tab > GENERAL General Settings Tab > NETWORK General Settings Tab > ADVANCED NETWORK General Settings Tab > EMAIL Email Notification 48. General Settings Tab > 49. General Settings Tab > DATE & 50. Manual Time 51. SYNC With NTP 51. General Settings Tab > Remote Devices Tab .. 55. Remote Device Monitor and Control:.. 57. Notes for Remote 58. I/O Setup 59. I/O Setup Tab > 59. Relay 60. Local Relay 60. Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. Page 3. X-410 Users Manual Remote Relay 61. I/O Setup Tab > DIGITAL 62. Digital Input 62. Counter 64. Remote Digital Input 64. I/O Setup Tab > 1-Wire 65. 1-Wire 66. Local 1-Wire 66. Remote 1-Wire 66. I/O Setup Tab > 67.

3 Register 67. Local Register 68. Remote Register 68. I/O Setup Tab > 69. Vin 69. Remote Vin 69. I/O Setup Tab > 70. Control/Logic 71. Control/Logic Tab > 71. 72. 77. Reboot 82. 85. Control Logic Tab > BASIC 86. BASIC I/O 87. Logging 88. Logging Tab > GENERAL LOGGING SETTINGS ..88. Tab > LOG 89. 90. Log 91. Monitor & Control 93. Monitor & Control Tab > CONTROL Monitor & Control Tab > CONTROL PAGE Control Page 95. Add I/O to the Control 96. Gap 96. Relay Widget 97. Digital Input Widget 98. Input Counter Widget 98. Register Widget 99. Monitor & Control Tab > GRAPH LOG 101. 101. Section 4: Control 103. Browser 103. 1. Control 103. 2. Control Page via Setup 103. Section 5: Example Control 104. Control Logic Examples Using Temperature Alarm ON (or OFF) 104.

4 Temperature Alarm ON & 105. Page 4 Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. X-410 Users Manual Send an email if the temperature is less than 33 C between 9:30PM and 10PM each Log a counter value at midnight and reset the counter to 0 to begin the next Send a delayed email/text message (or delay enabling relay)..108. Only allow one relay to be on at at 109. When Input 1 goes on, pulse Relay 1 five times and then Send Email if Input stops 111. If input 1 is on, continually turn relay on and off at a rate of 1 change per Turn on relay when Input 1 AND Input 2 is on. Turn off when either go Turn on Relay 3 when X-410 supply voltage falls below Scheduled Relay Control with Manual Send an email message every 24 Turn Relay 1 off after 5 seconds no matter how it got turned Require Input to stay on for 5 seconds before Network Monitor between two X-410 Devices (Advanced).

5 119. Control logic examples using BASIC If a temperature is in an alarm state, send an email every School bell controller offers lockdown/alert bell sequence via the control Monitor 4 doors, send an Email if a door is open more than Temperature controller with time triggered email Remote control a water 125. If a digital input is on, cycle an alarm relay on and off Measure the running average frequency of a digital Send an email if the AC power 128. Monitor a generator. Send an email if it runs for more than 10 Automatic generator 130. Section 6: Auxiliary 131. 131. 131. Reading 131. Controlling with 132. 133. 134. HTTP GET Requests (for custom applications)..135. Using GET for Control and 135. SNMP Requests, Objects and Community Standard 136.

6 X-410 136. 136. Notifications .. 136. Community 137. SNMP V3 user -Based Security 137. External Server and Remote 138. Accessing the X-410 with custom software or third party Using an External Web 138. Direct Server 138. Remote 138. Connection 139. Log 140. Data Log File 140. System Log File 142. 143. X-410 Function Code 143. Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. Page 5. X-410 Users Manual Read Coils - Modbus Function Code 01 (0x01)..144. 144. 144. 144. Read Discrete Inputs Modbus Function Code 02 (0x02)..145. 145. 145. 145. Read Holding Registers Modbus Function Code 03 (0x03) ..146. 146. 146. 146. Write Single Coil Modbus Function Code 05 (0x05)..147. 147. 147. 147. Write Multiple Coils - Modbus Function Code 15 (0x0F)..148. 148. 148. 148. Write Multiple Registers Modbus Function Code 16 (0x10).

7 149. 149. 149. 149. Basic 150. 150. Line 150. Supported 151. 151. IF THEN, ELSE, END IF .. 151. FOR TO, 151. DO WHILE, 151. 152. 152. END .. 152. CALL .. 152. SUB, END 152. REM or ' .. 153. user -Defined 153. Predefined 153. Timer 153. Date and Time 153. Event 154. I/O 154. Relay 155. Input 155. 155. Counter 156. Analog 156. Temperature/Humidity Sensor 156. Appendix A: Restoring Factory Default 158. Appendix B: Installing New 159. Page 6 Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. X-410 Users Manual Appendix C: Accessing the X-410 Over the IP 161. A Simple Local Area 161. A Simple LAN connected to the 162. Port 163. Accessing Setup 164. Appendix D: 165. Appendix E: Trademark and Copyright Appendix F: 169. Appendix G: FCC 170. Appendix H: 171. Appendix I: Mechanical 172.

8 Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. Page 7. Introduction X-410 Users Manual Section 1: Introduction The X-410TM is a multifunction web-enabled module for control and monitoring. The X-410 has four internal relays, four digital inputs, four pulse counters, 16 general purpose timers, 16 general purpose registers and a 1-Wire bus. The 1-Wire bus supports up to sixteen sensors for monitoring temperature, humidity and more. It can be controlled and/or monitored over any TCP/IP network including private networks, IP-based industrial control networks, and the Internet. Users can operate the X-410 using a web browser, the CBW Mobile app, or custom applications written for a computer, PLC, or other automation controller. The X-410 's built-in interface allows you to create custom "Tasks" for simple and advanced control logic.

9 Create tasks based on time, input or outputs' status, or the responsiveness of remote devices. The X- 410 also has a built-in BASIC interpreter for custom applications not achievable through the Task Builder system. Other features are also included such as, email notification, event scheduling, and logging. The X-410 . can control and monitor up to 32 remote devices, graph logged data, FTP logged data, email logged data, send encrypted emails, and monitor its power supply voltage. The X-410 supports a number of Ethernet protocols including: HTTP/HTTPS, Modbus/TCP, SNMP. V1,V2 & V3, NTP, SMTP(Encrypted), and FTP/FTPS. The status of the device can be retrieved in human readable formats XML and JSON. The X-410 supports TLS encryption as well as cloud integration(not required) for easier configuration and access.

10 Specifically the X-410 supports HTTPS connections, can send encrypted emails, can communicate with remote devices using TLS, and send logged data to FTP servers over an encrypted connection. In addition, the X-410 can be configured to automatically connect to , ControlByWeb 's cloud service. This feature is not required, but does simplify the configuration process and internet access to an X-410 installed behind a network router by eliminating Manual configuration of the device and port forwarding setup on routers. The module is powered by an external wall transformer (9-28 VDC), solar panel, or other DC power source. The model X-410 -E is powered over the twisted-pair Ethernet cable. Page 8 Xytronix Research & Design, Inc. X-410 Users Manual Features Built-in web server for configuration and remote monitoring (HTTPS supported).