User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- FCC and ISED (IC) statements
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Installing the option
- 3. Installing online devices
- 4. Online settings in the client
- 5. Issuing a ZigBee configuration card
- 6. System operation
- 7. Commissioning
- 8. Power loss and hardware failure
- 9. Redundancy and recovery
- Appendix A: Online devices
- Appendix B: Mounting of gateway and router
- Appendix C: Example configurations
- Appendix D: Web interface for gateway
- Appendix E: Reset of gateway
- Appendix F: Gateway boot-up
- Appendix G: More about how the gateway finds the server
- Appendix H: Firmware upgrade
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The dialog Enter MAC address will be shown; fill it in and click OK.
Figure 3
The gateway contains functionality for coordination of a PAN (Personal Area
Network). The PAN is a wireless network that communicates on the 2.4GHz band.
The gateway allows routers (see section 1.4) and endnodes (see section 1.5) to join
the PAN and assigns network addresses. Each ZigBee node has a unique 64-bit IEEE
address similar to Mac addresses used in TCP/IP.
The gateway chooses which of the 16 channels in the 2.4GHz band the nodes in
the PAN should use.
The gateway is powered either over Ethernet or by a power adapter.
The total number of gateways is virtually unlimited.
The maximum theoretical limit of endnodes per PAN is high, but a practical limit
is some hundred. In most cases, only some ten to 20 endnodes will be
connected to each gateway. However, this can change due to the building
construction, materialwise etc.
The gateway can have either five routers or 15 endnodes connected as direct
descendants.
See Appendix A for more information about the gateway, including a
detailed picture.
See Appendix B for preferred way of mounting the gateway.
See Appendix C for configuration examples.
1.3.1 Without DHCP server
1. The IP address on the gateway will change to an IP address in the range
169.254.1.0 – 169.254.254.255; this IP address range is based on the
zero config standard.
2. Have a web browser available, to reach a web interface where the gateway
parameters can be changed. Follow the steps below:
- Press the F button on the gateway for a short while (see in Appendix A where
the button is located). The status LED on top of the gateway will blink yellow.
- Use Wireshark to find out the zero config IP address of the gateway.
- Enter the zero config IP address in the web browser (http://ipaddress) to reach
the web interface (ZigBee Gateway Setup page) where the desired changes can
be made. Note: See Appendix D e.g. screenshot and more details about the web
interface. Note: For a reset to factory default values, press and hold the F button
while powering up the gateway.