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C6 ROUTER

C6 ROUTER
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Remote monitoring using Ethernet-based router Worldwide support from several server locations Also available as router with integrated 2G/3G/3G+ modem Access to remote devices via Ethernet or serial interface Proven COMBIVIS connect software connects the plant to be monitored to your workplace via VPN Additional HMI functionality for datalogging, long-term machine diagnostics and notification by E-Mail and

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C6 ROUTER DC POWER SUPPLY 2X DI / S“ DO ETHERNET LAN SIM CARD SLOT (REAR) COMBIVIS connect COMBIVIS studio 6 COMBIVIS studio HMI COMBIVIS connect Runtime CONNECT ROUTER RESET RUN / STOP POWER REMOTE CONNECT COM Tx S1 Run Stop Clear Error Run COMBIVIS connect Server infrastructure

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TECHNICAL DATA C6 Router hardware reset C6 Router default setting

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ARM Cortex A8 processor Freescale® i.MX535 1 GHz C6 Router Hardware Reset C6 Router default setting

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TECHNICAL DATA ARM Cortex A8 processor Freescale® i.MX535 1 GHz C6 Router hardware reset C6 Router default setting

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The C6 Router can be configured via two different communication paths: • • manually with local network connection from exported configuration data via USB memory stick The configuration of the C6 Router is protected with necessary log-on data. The routers available in the local network are identified via unique MAC addresses. The configuration level is easy to understand, self-explanatory and limited to a minimum number of parameters. However a number of communication paths are possible, guaranteeing a high usage density.

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CONFIGURATION MODE s- ROUTER s- CONFIGURATION vWAN Configuration v LAN Configuration vSerial Port Configuration vGeneral Options v LAN-WAN Routing vModem vDomain Registration vSoftware version CONFIGURATION STEPS After a few minutes of router configuration, you have worldwide access to remote devices for maintenance and monitoring - irrespective of device type and manufacturer. Step 1 WAN-Port as Internet access (server infrastructure) - IP address can be assigned statically or automatically via DHCP. Step 2 IP configurations from one or more local automation networks accessible via VPN...

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Step 4 Variable configuration with regard to connection type (WAN, Modem), handling of Internet activation (constant, via SMS and/or digital input). Step 5 The LAN-WAN routing allows configuration of rules between the two Ethernet interfaces of the router (LAN and WAN) which define the static routing of individual IP addresses or address ranges. Step 6 To be able to use Internet access via modem (UMTS), the provider access data (SIM card) can be configured here. Step 7 Domain registration opens the possibilities of remote device maintenance, and access can be managed user oriented.

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