RWM000051 Manual

RightWON Satellite MCU - ESM-4, ESS-4 -
User Manual - V1.1
Document No. RWM000051-MA-en

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Contents
Introduction to the Switch RightWON MCU ......................................................................... 1
1.1. Document scope .................................................................................................... 2
1.2. Document conventions ............................................................................................ 2
1.3. Safety precautions ................................................................................................. 2
1.3.1. Warnings .................................................................................................... 2
1.3.2. Cautions ..................................................................................................... 3
Configuring and integrating the Switch MCU into a network ................................................. 4
2.1. Default access and login information for the Switch MCU ............................................. 4
2.2. Configuration of the Switch MCU .............................................................................. 4
2.2.1. Documents ...................................................................................................... 5
2.2.2. Assessing the Switch MCU using Command Line Interface (CLI) ............................. 5
2.2.3. Basic initial configuration of the Switch MCU using the CLI ..................................... 6
2.2.4. Accessing the Switch MCU configuration using the WEB interface ............................ 6
2.2.5. Basic initial configuration of the Switch MCU using the WEB interface ...................... 6
2.2.6. Configuring the Switch MCU to integrate into a network ........................................ 7
2.2.7. Saving the Web configuration ........................................................................... 12
2.3. Installing the RightWON MCU-ESM type 4 ............................................................... 13
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Revision History
Date Comments Author
(yy-mm-dd)
2011-10-26 V1.0: Preliminary release C. Archambault
2011-11-18 V1.1: Added more information in section configuring the C. Archambault
Switch to integrate into a network
Document Applicability
Describes how the document version applies to the product, where appropriate.
Document Product version Comments
version
V1.0 and up ALL
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Introduction to the Switch RightWON MCU

The Switch MCU type 4 is an industrial Ethernet Switch that is modular, scalable and
configurable. It has 4 Ethernet ports that allow for example a RightWON Satellite CPU to connect
to a redundant Ethernet network in a star (STP/RSTP protocols) or ring topology (DT-Ring
protocol) or others. The Switch has two (2) fiber optic ports and two (2) 10/100Base-T ports. In
addition, it includes two expansion ports for adding more RightWON Satellite Product. The
Switch is equipped with an RS232 console port, as well as an alarm signal output.
The features of the Ethernet Switch are:
 Supports the RSTP/STP (IEEE802.1w/d) and DT-Ring protocols.
 Operates in the following network topologies: ring, chain, star, tangent ring, etc.
 Supports CLI, TELNET, WEB, SNMP V1/V2/V3 and OPC management methods.
 Integrated IGMP Snooping, QoS, VLAN, ACL, port trunking and port mirroring.
 Operates in daisy-chain mode using the store-and-forward method.
 Two 10/100Base-T interfaces with RJ45 connectors.
For fiber optic interfaces, different models are offered:

 RightWON Satellite MCU-ESM-type 4 (RWU0 030004): two
multi-mode 100Base-FX fiber optic interfaces - 1310nm, 2km
with ST-type connector.
For more information on the MCU-ESM’s technical specification,

refer to datasheet “RWU030004-SP-en, RightWON Satellite MCU
- ESM-4 – Datasheet”.
 RightWON Satellite MCU-ESS-type 4 (RWU0 030005): two

single-mode 100Base-LX10 fiber optic interfaces - 1310nm,
5km with LC-type connector.
For more information on the MCU-ESS’s technical specification,

refer to datasheet “RWU030004-SP-en, RightWON Satellite MCU
- ESS-4 – Datasheet”.
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1.1. Document scope

This document describes the installation and configuration of the RightWON MCU ESS type 4 and
the RightWON MCU ESM type4.
For further details on the information in this document, refer to the specific manuals below:
Document No. Document Name

RWM000050-MA RightWON Satellite – User Manual
1.2. Document conventions

To facilitate the reading of this document the following conventions are used:
 Hyperlinks are in blue color
 The symbol is used to raise the reader's attention.
1.3. Safety precautions

To ensure the safety of personnel and products, and to prevent the risk of accident, you must
strictly follow the cautions and warnings written on product labels, in the manuals and on the
RightWON product packaging.
To ensure proper operations of the RightWON product, read this manual in its entirety before
proceeding to the other stages of learning, hardware installation, configuration or operation.
Make sure that you fully understand the product and all information provided in this manual. For
further information or if you require assistance from Vizimax, write to our application engineers
or the Technical Support group at techsupport@vizimax.com (certain fees and conditions may
apply, depending on the type of service requested).
1.3.1. Warnings
RightWON products are not designed for safety management applications or as security devices.
Mishandling of this product could cause critical situations leading to personal, equipment or
property damage, network failure, loss of data, electrical shock, serious injury or even death. To
prevent such events from occurring:
 Take all possible measures to ensure the safety of your systems through the use of
appropriate equipment that meets the needs of the application. This will help preserve
the integrity of your systems in the event of product failure or other external factors.
 To prevent the risk of explosion, do not use RightWON products in areas where
explosives are stored without taking appropriate measures as defined by the standards
and regulations in effect, obtained from the proper local authorities.
 To prevent damage to electronic components, do not expose this product to open flame
or submit it to environmental factors that exceed the recommended levels.
 Batteries may explode if they are not handled with care. Do not recharge, disassemble or
dispose of in fire. We recommend that you recycle these items by taking them to the
appropriate collection service.

1.3.2. Cautions
 Make sure that RightWON products are managed by qualified personnel who have been
properly trained to install, configure and troubleshoot them.
 Always configure and operate this product within the recommended technical
specifications and operating criteria recommended by Vizimax, as cited in this manual
and the other specification documents available.
 Use homologated external emergency devices, including but not limited to: emergency
stop, emergency signaling, interlock and safety circuitry.
 Properly connect and secure removable cables and connectors. Loose connections could
overheat and catch fire.
 Protect all power supplies and connect to ground on the equipment using an appropriate
connection. Failure to protect and/or ground the equipment could lead to fatal electrical
shock.
 Take all possible measures to prevent foreign materials from falling into the product
interior (liquids, flammable materials, metal objects, etc.).
 Turn the equipment off and disconnect all sources of power before undertaking any
procedure whatsoever on the equipment.

Configuring and integrating the Switch MCU into a

network
The configuration of the RightWON Switch MCU includes the following steps:
1- Default login information for the Switch MCU.
2- Basic configuration of the Switch MCU: configuring the Switch MCU using Command Line
Interface (CLI), accessing the Switch MCU configuration using the WEB, integrating the
switch to a rapid spawning tree network, integrating the switch to a DT-Ring
configuration, saving the Configuration.
3- Installing the Switch MCU into a network, example of integration of the Switch into a
RSTP or DT-ring Network, example of configuration using the WEB interface.
2.1. Default access and login information for the Switch MCU
The Switch MCU can be configured using the CLI which can be accessed using a terminal or
Telnet connection. It can also be configured using the WEB interface, except that Telnet
password can only be changed using the CLI. The Switch MCU can be accessed using the
following default information:
 Telnet access has no default password. Press enter without any information. It is
recommended to add a Telnet password.
 Command Line Interface (CLI) has no default password. You will be notified of it only, not
prompted.
 Default information to access the WEB interface using a browser (e.g.: Explorer, Firefox,
etc.):
o Default IP Address: 192.168.0.2
o Web access username: admin
o Web access default password: 123
Note: It is strongly suggested that the WEB interface password and IP address are
changed using the CLI or the WEB interface.
2.2. Configuration of the Switch MCU

The configuration of the Switch is done via a WEB interface or a Command Line Interface (CLI).
In this quick start-up guide, we will walk you step by step through to configure the Switch:
1- Basic configuration using either the CLI or the WEB interface:
1- Configuration using the WEB interface:
a. Accessing the CLI and list of CLI commands
b. Configure the IP address, passwords of the WEB interface and Telnet.
2- Configuration using the WEB interface:
a. Accessing the Switch MCU configuration.
b. Configure the IP address and password of the WEB interface.

2- Integration and configuration of the Switch MCU into a network using the CLI or WEB
interface, example of configurations with WEB interface.
3- Saving the WEB configuration
2.2.1. Documents
 To configure a network using the WEB interface, refer to the document "WEB
management user manual for SICOM L2 Ethernet switches".
 To configure a network using the Command Line Interface (CLI), refer to "SICOM series
Industrial Internet Switch Command Line Configuration Manual".
2.2.2. Assessing the Switch MCU using Command Line Interface (CLI)
The CLI can be access using a terminal or Telnet connection. The most important items to
configure using the CLI are: IP address and password of the MCU’s WEB interface and the telnet
password. You can also choose to disable certain protocol, like telnet.
2.2.2.1. Accessing the CLI

The Command Line Interface (CLI) can be accessed using the following steps:
1- Connect a RS-232 cable to the console port of the Switch and the PC.
Refer to datasheet RWU030004-SP-en (MCU-ESM) or datasheet RWU030005-SP-en
(MCU-ESS) for the RS-232 service pin connector assignment.
2- The Command Line Interface (CLI) can be accessed using a terminal (e.g.: terminal
software PUTTY) or Telnet connection. Configure the software for serial connection,
speed 9600 bps, 8N1 and VT100/VT102 terminal emulation support.
3- Power on the Switch MCU unit. Power on self test and information will be displayed
during boot in the terminal. The total boot time should be around 60 seconds.
4- When the controller state LED is green, press enter in the terminal software to get a
prompt.
5- The prompt give access to the configuration of the Switch MCU using CLI commands. For
its initial setup, follow the walkthrough of the most important CLI commands.
2.2.2.2. List of CLI commands

For a complete list of CLI commands, refer to document "SICOM series Industrial Internet
Switch Command Line Configuration Manual".A short list of CLI command is described below:
? List the available commands at this menu level or can display the available
contextual menu for a command: command? (e.g.: ip ? – display the IP
contextual menu and available options).
config Configure the system.
enable Enable configuration mode and open the protected commands menu.
end End configuration session and returns to the protected command menu.
ip Sets the IP address, mask and IP gateway of the Switch.
save Save the running configuration to keep the change after the Switch reboot.
telnet Sets the Telnet access password, keep alive time and enable/disable telnet
access. This function can only be done from the CLI.

web-authentication Sets the web server access password. The username is always
admin.
load default Restore default configuration, also reset to default IP address and password.
2.2.3. Basic initial configuration of the Switch MCU using the CLI
For a basic configuration of the Switch MCU, enter the following commands:
Note: In the prompt, enter the command then press Enter on the keyboard to set a
configuration.
enable
config terminal
ip address 192.168.0.2 mask 255.255.255.0
Note: This will set the IP address to 192.168.0.2 and the mask to
255.255.255.0. Adjust the IP address and mask as needed.
telnet password Abcd3f
Note: This will set the telnet password to Abcd3f. Change the password to
a more secure one.
web-authentication password Abcd3f
Note: This will set the web access password to Abcd3f. Change the
password to a more secure one.
end
save
You can now integrate and configure the Switch MCU into a network.
2.2.4. Accessing the Switch MCU configuration using the WEB interface
The Switch MCU’s WEB interface can be accessed using the following steps:
1- Open a WEB browser (e.g.: Firefox, Explorer, Chrome, etc.).
2- Enter the IP address of the Switch to access the WEB interface (e.g.: http://192.168.0.2)
Use default IP address if you haven’t configured a new IP address.
3- Enter the login name: admin.
Enter the password, use default password if you haven’t configured a new password
using the CLI.
You can configure the IP address and password using the WEB interface if you haven’t already
configured it using the CLI. Then, you can configure the switch to integrate into a network.
2.2.5. Basic initial configuration of the Switch MCU using the WEB interface
Note: For the complete list of web management commands, refer to the document "WEB
management user manual for SICOM L2 eth. switches".
In section “Basic Configurations” of that manual, follow the instruction to configure the
password and address IP of the WEB interface.

You can now integrate and configure the Switch MCU into a network.
2.2.6. Configuring the Switch MCU to integrate into a network

To help prevent downtime in the network, it is recommended to configure the new MCU
units first and then to connect them to the network.
After accessing the WEB interface of the Switch MCU, the Switch can be configured in a network
using the following steps:
1- Refer to the ports assignment of the Switch MCU
2- For configuring a network using the WEB interface, refer to chapter “Advanced
Configurations” of the document "WEB management user manual for SICOM L2 eth.
switches".
Note: If the Switch loses a single fiber strand, the port on the Switch is marked down.
Depending on the redundant protocol used and its configuration, an alternate route is
selected. The delay for the route in the network is according to the protocol used.
Examples of network configuration:
 A rapid spawning tree network (RSTP) configuration
 A DT-Ring configuration.
3- Saving the WEB configuration of the Switch MCU.
Note: The network can also be configured using the CLI, refer to document "SICOM series
Industrial Internet Switch Command Line Configuration Manual".
2.2.6.1. Ports assignment of the Switch MCU on the WEB interface

In the WEB interface, each port is configured uniquely and allows choosing which ports will
participate in the network.

NOTE: Ports FE1 and FE2, located in the bottom panel of the MCU, are both reserved for
RightWON MCU interconnections. As such we recommend that you don’t use them in any
configurations.
Port FE3
Port FE3
Port FE5
Port FE5
Port FE4
Port FE4
Port FE6
Port FE6
MCU-ESM (RWU 030004) MCU-ESS (RWU 030005)
2.2.6.2. Integrating the switch to a rapid spawning tree network (RSTP)

The RSTP protocol is one of the best methods for providing path redundancy while eliminating
traffic loops in bridged networks while providing fast path switching in case of failure. This is a
standard protocol and can be used with other manufacturer’s equipments.
A typical well connected tree will look like the picture below, every unit in the network is
reachable by two routes at all time which makes this network entirely protected by redundant
routes.
units first and then to connect them to the RSTP network.

3 5 4 6 3 5 4 6
RightWON MCU RightWON MCU
3 5 4 6 3 5 4 6
3 5 4 6
3 5 4 6
RightWON MCU
RightWON MCU
Example of a typical RSTP network with RightWON MCU-ESS or MCU-ESM

For configuring the RSTP network using the WEB interface, refer to chapter “RSTP
Configuration” of the document "WEB management user manual for SICOM L2 eth. switches".
An example of a RSTP network configuration using the WEB interface is shown in the next
figure.
1- Protocol Types: Enable the RSTP protocol and make the appropriate changes to the
configuration.
2- Click Apply to save the changes.
3- In Ports Settings section, make the appropriate changes to Protocol State, Port
Priority and Path Cost:
 Protocol State: Choose Enable to allow the port to participate in the RSTP
network since every port can be configured uniquely. Refer to section on ports
assignment (Ports FE1 and FE2 are both reserved - Disable).
 It’s possible to configure Port Priority and Path Costs for every port allowing
the creation of a preferred traffic route in the network. Port Priority can be
changed in increments of 16 only from 0 to 255 and the smaller the value the
more priority the port has. Cost is adjustable in increment of 1 from 1 to
200000000. The Port Priority and the Port number are used to compose the
port ID, this value is used in the root port selection calculation.
Please note that by default the Path Cost will be automatically computed based
on the interface speed. If you need to specify costs manually you will have to
change the Cost Count value to NO.
5- After configuring the network, you need to save your configuration.

RightWON Switch MCU RSTP configuration
2.2.6.3. Integrating the switch to a DT-Ring configuration

The DT-Ring protocol is KYLAND’s private communication protocol. For technical details
regarding the DT-Ring protocol and its configuration using the WEB interface, refer to chapter
“DT-Ring Configuration” in document "WEB management user manual for SICOM L2 eth.
switches".
3 5 4 6 3 5 4 6
3 5 4 6 3 5 4 6
Example of a typical DT-Ring network with RightWON MCU-ESS or MCU-ESM

units first and then to connect them to the DT-Ring network.
DT-Ring can realize fast recovery in the event of a break in the ring, however time delay still
exists. The time delay can be figured out by the formula:
Max recovery time = (Quantity of the switches in the ring x 2.5 + 10) ms
The maximum recovery time is related to the quantity of switches in one ring, more Switches
the network has, slower will be the recovery time.
An example of a DT-ring network configuration using the WEB interface is shown in the next
figure.
1- In Ports Settings section, make the appropriate changes to Domain Name, Domain
Id, Station Type, Ring Port1 and Ring port2, DT-RING+.
 Ring Port1 and Ring Port2: The RightWON Satellite MCU ESM-4 type (RWU
030004) allows you to decide which ports will participate in the DT-Ring, only 2
ports can participate in a DT-Ring network. Refer to section on ports assignment
(Ports FE1 and FE2 are both reserved).
 Station Type: Only one Switch can be set as the ring master, the other Switches
need to be configured as slave.
 The Domain ID must be the same for all the switches participating in the DT-
Ring.
 For management ease, the Domain Name should also be the same for all
Switches.
3- In DT-RING State List section, a properly configured ring will report the status Ring
State: RING-CLOSE.
4- After configuring the network, you need to save your configuration.

3
4
RightWON MCU ESM-4 DT-Ring configuration
2.2.7. Saving the Web configuration

The Switch MCU allows you to save its configuration to a FTP site for later retrieval:
1- On the navigation area, select Basic Configuration
2- Select Upload & Download Configuration.
3- Choose which type of operations to be done in field Select Mode: Upload file or
Download file.
4- Fill up the FTP Server information:
a. FTP Server IP address e.g.: 10.1.1.1
b. FTP File Name e.g.: name of the configuration file
c. FTP User Name e.g.: testuser
d. FTP Password e.g.: testuser
5- Click Apply

2.3. Installing the RightWON MCU-ESM type 4

To install the Switch MCU, u need to follow these procedures, refer to document “RWM000050-
MA-en, RightWON Satellite – User Manual”:
1- To link the Switch MCU to the RightWON CPU, refer to chapter “Installing the RightWON
MCU”.
2- To mount the RightWON System on a DIN rail or panel, refer to chapter “Installing the
RightWON system”.
3- Refer to datasheet RWU030004-SP-en for the cable requirements of the MCU-ESM or to
datasheet RWU030005-SP-en for the cable requirements of the MCU-ESS.
4- To properly connect the power supply to the RightWON MCU unit, refer to chapter
“Connecting the power supply”.

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User Manual - V1.1

Document No. RWM000051-MA-en

© 2011 Vizimax, Inc. i

Vizimax is a licensed user of the following service marks:

© 2011 Vizimax, Inc. ii

© 2011 Vizimax, Inc. iii

© 2011 Vizimax, Inc. iv

Introduction to the Switch RightWON MCU

For fiber optic interfaces, different models are offered:

For more information on the MCU-ESM’s technical specification,

 RightWON Satellite MCU-ESS-type 4 (RWU0 030005): two

For more information on the MCU-ESS’s technical specification,

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1.1. Document scope

Document No. Document Name

1.2. Document conventions

1.3. Safety precautions

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Configuring and integrating the Switch MCU into a

2.2. Configuration of the Switch MCU

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2.2.2.1. Accessing the CLI

2.2.2.2. List of CLI commands

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2.2.6. Configuring the Switch MCU to integrate into a network

2.2.6.1. Ports assignment of the Switch MCU on the WEB interface

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MCU-ESM (RWU 030004) MCU-ESS (RWU 030005)

2.2.6.2. Integrating the switch to a rapid spawning tree network (RSTP)

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Example of a typical RSTP network with RightWON MCU-ESS or MCU-ESM

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RightWON Switch MCU RSTP configuration

2.2.6.3. Integrating the switch to a DT-Ring configuration

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Example of a typical DT-Ring network with RightWON MCU-ESS or MCU-ESM

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RightWON MCU ESM-4 DT-Ring configuration

2.2.7. Saving the Web configuration

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2.3. Installing the RightWON MCU-ESM type 4

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