Technical Reference

7.1 Overview

Technical data of the gateway - Overview Comment Values Enclosure 91 x 41 x 26 (max.) mm, PC-Macrolon (UL-94-V2), black Weight 58 g Operating temperature -25 to 85 °C Storage temperature -40 to 85°C Security class IP40 Connecting cable RJ45 Power supply Passive PoE1 (12-24 V) Power consumption 0.8 W Maximum number of anchors in a Beacon Line 20 Interfaces Interfaces Values LAN Ethernet 100Base-T, TCP/IP Protokoll, RJ45-Connector, includes 24 V Power Supply Lines for passive PoE (Power over Ethernet) Serial RS422 via RJ45-Connector Technical data of the anchor - overview

7.2 Commissions

CE-Certification Comment Value CE Compliant to standards IEC 61000-1-2:2016 Funk-Certification Comment Value USA FCC ID: TFB-1002, 15.247 Canada IC ID: 5969A-1002, RSS 210 Europe CE Compliant to standards EN 62368-1, EN 300 328 and EN 301 489 Japan Giteki: 209-J00169 Australia / New Zealand RCM Explanations Passive PoETM (Power over Ethernet) is a simple way to supply power to the Beacon Line via an Ethernet cable. Passive PoETM uses free wires in the Ethernet cable (Plus 4;5 / GND 7;8) to transfer power to the device from one end to the other.

7.3 Features

Maximum Distance between nodes: 30m Minimum Distance between nodes: 13cm The data transfer lines (Ethernet / RS232 / RS422) are on pin 1, 2, 3 and 6. The powersupply is positive on pin 4 and 5 and with the negative potential (usually GND) on pin 7 and 8. It is not relevant on which end you give power to a Beacon Line (Gateway or last Node). The direction is neutral.