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1 Introduction General Reference Guide Introduction The aim of this guide is to provide you exhaustive information about the multiple eWON firmware features. The upgrade process is described very precisely at the end of this manual, at chapter “Upgrading the eWON firmware” on page 209. This guide describes the features of firmware version 6.0 for all the eWON types. You will find in this guide some references to a matrix table which you can find at the end of this guide. The matrix table allows you to check if the described feature is available on your eWON type or not. Please refer to chapter “Table of comparisons between eWON types” on page 220. Users who prefer to consult the printed manual should keep a printed copy of the eWON's comparison table apart from the entire guide to quickly check the different features that are available or not, depending on the type of eWON they are working with. Now let's discover all the possibilities offered by your eWON on a daily basis. Firmware 6.4: added features • eWON COSY support Features the simplified web interface of the eWON COSY • Tabular configuration editor Allows to configure the eWON using the “Tabular config editor” on page 71 Firmware 6.3: added features • New Melsec IOserver Allows to poll data on Mitsubishi Q series • Advanced MPI/Profibus routing Allows to reach MPI/Profibus networks behind the first connected network see “Advanced Routing Setup” on page 137 • GSM Modem improvements It is now possible to force the modem to connect to 3G or 2G network. see “Modem configuration (GSM/GPRS modem)” on page 30 Firmware 6.2: added features • NAT on LAN (Plug’n Route) The NAT & TF feature is now available also for the LAN • VPN Protection VPN addresses can be filtered to allow only some specific access to eWON or LAN Devices see “Security” on page 64 • PIN code of any size are now accepted Firmware 6.0: added features • New DataType Tag: DWORD (unsigned 32bits) and INTEGER (signed 32bits). see “DataType of Tags” on page 75 • Tag Quality: see “Tag quality” on page 164 • eBuddy security: Change the IP address by eBuddy requires authentication, see “Security” on page 67 • DataManagement: support of eSyncDM, see “Data Management” on page 25 Firmware 5.7: added features • Task Planner Firmware 5.6s2: added features • SNMP IO Server Firmware 5.5: added features • MITSUBISHI IO Server • PPI Multi-Master • ENDIAN server support Firmware 5.4: added features • DHCP • ADSL • More Dynamic DNS poviders available • Web interface: Modem + Internet connection Wizards GSM operator selection + antenna Level displayed on led ISDN: MSN definition • HITACHI IO Server RG-001-0-EN ver 1.14 eWON® - 02/05/2012 - ©eWON sa Page 5
2 The eWON login page 2.1 Access from a Computer Browser When you connect to the eWON with Internet Explorer, you will be invited to log you on. The factory predefined parameters to login on the eWON are: General Reference Guide Introduction Figure 1: eWON login page IMPORTANT! Password IS case sensitive but user name is not. It is recommended to change the password of the "adm" user to protect it against any intrusion. You will be able to change the user configuration in the Users setup screen of your eWON (please refer to chapter “Users Setup” on page 8). 2.2 Access from a PDA Browser IP address 10.0.0.53 Login adm Password adm Table 1: eWON default login parameters The default Website of eWON is designed to be viewed on a PC Browser. In order to provide an access to the PDA home page, the full URL: http://ewon_ip/indexpda.htm must be entered. If the eWON is only supposed to be connected from PDA, the default home page (see “User defined home page” on page 13) can also be changed. Figure 2: PDA Website RG-001-0-EN ver 1.14 eWON® - 02/05/2012 - ©eWON sa Page 6
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3.8 Wizards To help you quickly and
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5 The eWON IO Servers 5.1 Introduct
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10 Appendix 10.1 Access to the eWON
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