1.Introduction
1.1.Description
1.2.Model Comparison
1.2.1.Comparison of RAP and RAC Models
1.2.2.Comparison of RAP-B511 Series Models
1.3.Compatible Devices
1.4.Box Contents
1.4.1.Supplied Accessories
1.4.2.Optional Accessories
1.5.Features
1.6.Typical Applications
2.Product Overview
2.1.RAP-B511 Series
2.1.1.Front View
2.1.2.Rear View
2.2.RAC-B501
2.2.1.Front View
2.2.2.Rear View
2.3.Special Functions for RAP-B511 Series
2.3.1.Behind the Front Panel
2.3.2.Restarting the Device
2.3.3.Entering Bootload Mode
2.4.Special Functions for RAC-B501
2.4.1.Programmable Function Button
2.4.2.Programmable User LED
2.4.3.Dynamic IP (DHCP) Settings
2.4.4.Recalling Factory Default Settings
3.Installation
3.1.Mounting Options for RAP-B511 Series
3.1.1.Label and Cap Fixation
3.1.2.Compatible Outlet Box Types
3.1.3.Dimensions
3.1.4.Mounting RAP-B511-EU into the Outlet Box
3.1.5.Mounting RAP-B511-UK into the Outlet Box
3.1.6.Mounting RAP-B511-US into the Outlet Box
3.2.Mounting Options for RAC-B501
3.2.1.Rack Shelf Mounting
3.2.2.Under-Desk Mounting
3.3.Electrical Connections
3.3.1.48V DC Connection
3.3.2.GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
3.3.3.USB Connector
3.3.4.RS-232 Connector
3.3.5.ControlEthernet Port
3.4.Powering Options
3.5.Connecting Steps
4.Device Concept
4.1.General Concept
4.2.Inputs 1. - User Interactions
4.2.1.Buttons
4.2.2.Rotary
4.3.Inputs 2. - Automation Options
4.3.1.Real-Time Clock
4.3.2.RS-232 Recognizer
4.3.3.TCP Recognizer
4.3.4.IR Recognizer
4.3.5.GPIO Input Level Change
4.4.Outputs -Actions
4.4.1.Button LED Configuration
4.4.2.Rotary LEDs
4.4.3.Serial Message Sending
4.4.4.Ethernet Message Sending
4.4.5.HTTP Post and Put Message Sending
4.4.6.GPIO Output Level Change
4.5.Settings for Control Interfaces
4.5.1.Serial Interface
4.5.2.Ethernet Interface
4.5.3.USB Control Interface
4.5.4.Infra Interface
4.6.The Event Manager Feature
4.7.Basic IT Security
4.8.Batch Commands
5.Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
5.1.Install and Update
5.2.Running the LDC
5.3.Establishing the Connection
5.4.UI Config Menu
5.4.1.Button Properties
5.4.2.Configure Button
5.4.3.Configurations of the Rotary
5.5.Control Menu
5.5.1.RS-232
5.5.2.GPIO
5.5.3.Ethernet
5.5.4.Infra
5.5.5.Macros
5.5.6.Variables
5.6.Event Manager
5.6.1.Event Manager in the RAP-B511 series
5.6.2.The Event Editor
5.6.3.Create or Modify an Event
5.6.4.Special Tools and Accessories
5.6.5.Clear One or More Event(s)
5.6.6.Export and Import Events
5.7.Settings Menu
5.7.1.Status
5.7.2.Network
5.7.3.Backup
5.7.4.System
5.7.5.Time Settings
5.7.6.Front Panel Settings
5.8.Built-in Miniweb
5.9.Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
5.9.1.Cloning Steps in a Nutshell
5.9.2.Save the Settings of the Device (Backup)
5.9.3.Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
5.9.4.Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
5.10.Advanced View Window
6.LW2 Programmer's Reference
6.1.Protocol Description
6.2.Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
6.3.General LW2 Commands
6.3.1.Querying the Supported Commands
6.3.2.Querying the Product Type
6.3.3.Querying the Device Label
6.3.4.Querying the Control Protocol
6.3.5.Querying the Current Firmware Package Version
6.3.6.View Firmware for All Controllers
6.3.7.Connection Test
6.3.8.Querying the Serial Number
6.3.9.Compile Time
6.3.10.Querying the Health Status
6.3.11.View Installed Board
6.3.12.Restarting the Device
6.3.13.Restoring the Factory Default Settings
6.4.Network Configuration
6.4.1.Querying the Current IP Status
6.4.2.Setting the IP Address
6.4.3.Setting the Subnet Mask
6.4.4.Setting the Gateway Address
6.4.5.Applying the Network Settings
6.4.6.Enable/disable the Ethernet Port
6.5.GPIO Port Configuration
6.5.1.Setting the Level and Direction for Each Pins
6.6.LW2 Commands – Quick Summary
7.LW3 Programmers’ Reference
7.1.Overview
7.2.Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
7.3.Protocol Rules
7.3.1.LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (examples)
7.3.2.General Rules
7.3.3.Command Types
7.3.4.Prefix Summary
7.3.5.Error Messages
7.3.6.Escaping
7.3.7.Signature
7.3.8.Subscription
7.3.9.Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
7.3.10.Legend for the Control Commands
7.4.System Commands
7.4.1.Query the Product Name
7.4.2.Set the Device Label
7.4.3.Query the Serial Number
7.4.4.Query the Firmware Version
7.4.5.Resetting the Device
7.4.6.Restore the Factory Default Settings
7.4.7.Enable PoE
7.4.8.Running a Macro
7.5.Cleartext Login Protection
7.5.1.Setting the Login Password
7.5.2.Login the Device
7.5.3.Logout from the Device
7.5.4.Enable the Cleartext Login Function
7.6.Time Settings
7.6.1.Query the Timezone
7.6.2.Enable Getting NTP from DHCP server
7.6.3.Query the Active NTP Server
7.6.4.Set NTP server
7.6.5.Synchronize with the NTP server
7.6.6.Query the Last Synchronization
7.6.7.Query the Universal Time Coordinated Time (UTC)
7.6.8.Query the Local Time (RTC)
7.6.9.Query the Local Time (RTC) Elements
7.7.Button Configuration
7.7.1.Lock the Front Panel Functionality
7.7.2.Lock the Buttons Separately
7.7.3.Set the Button Operation Mode
7.7.4.Set the Button Interaction State
7.7.5.Set the Button Name
7.7.6.Set the Icon for the Button
7.7.7.Set the Label for the Button
7.7.8.Clear the Button Style
7.7.9.Button Status Indicators
7.8.Button LED Configuration
7.8.1.Enable the Button LED
7.8.2.Set the Default Intensity of the Low Brightness
7.8.3.Set the Default Intensity of the High Brightness
7.8.4.Set Background Light of the Button
7.8.5.Set the Background Light for a Period of Time
7.9.Button Group Configuration
7.9.1.Set the Buttons into Groups
7.9.2.Query the Group Members
7.9.3.Set the Active Button
7.10.Volume Control Configuration
7.10.1.Control Lock of the Jog Dial
7.10.2.Set the Volume
7.10.3.Mute the Volume
7.10.4.Volume Setting in Mute State
7.10.5.Volume Control (Jog Dial) Status Indicators
7.11.Event Manager Basics
7.11.1.How to Arrange an Event?
7.11.2.Setting a Condition by Specifying a Direct Path
7.11.3.Setting a Condition by Linking Another Condition
7.11.4.Setting a Condition by Linking More Conditions
7.11.5.Setting an Action by Specifying a Direct Path
7.11.6.Setting an Action by Linking Another Action
7.11.7.Setting an Action by Linking a Macro
7.12.Event Manager Tool Kit
7.12.1.Setting the Delay
7.12.2.Setting the Name of the Event
7.12.3.Enable the Event
7.12.4.Triggering a Condition
7.12.5.Querying the Condition Counter
7.12.6.Querying the Condition Trigger Counter
7.12.7.Testing an Action
7.13.Variable-Management
7.13.1.Value Assignment
7.13.2.Addition and Subtraction (Add Method)
7.13.3.Addition and Subtraction (Cycle Method)
7.13.4.Value Change with Intervals (Case)
7.13.5.Scan and Store
7.13.6.Reformatting a Value
7.14.Ethernet Port Configuration
7.14.1.Query the DHCP State
7.14.2.Change the DHCP State
7.14.3.Query the IP Address
7.14.4.Change the IP Address (Static)
7.14.5.Query the Subnet Mask
7.14.6.Change the Subnet Mask (Static)
7.14.7.Query the Gateway Address
7.14.8.Change the Gateway Address (Static)
7.14.9.Apply Network Settings
7.15.Ethernet Tool Kit
7.15.1.Device Filter Based on MAC Address
7.15.2.LW2 Control Port Blocking
7.15.3.HTTP Port Blocking
7.15.4.HTTP Post Receiving Blocking
7.15.5.Powering on a Computer over Ethernet (Wake-on-LAN)
7.16.Ethernet Message Sending
7.16.1.Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-format)
7.16.2.Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-format)
7.16.3.Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-format)
7.16.4.Sending a UDP Message (ASCII-format)
7.16.5.Sending a UDP Text (ASCII-format)
7.16.6.Sending a UDP Binary Message (HEX-format)
7.17.HTTP Messaging
7.17.1.Setting the Target IP Address
7.17.2.Setting the TCP Port
7.17.3.Setting the Target Path
7.17.4.Setting the Message Header
7.17.5.Sending a Post Message
7.17.6.Sending a Put Message
7.18.TCP Message Recognizer
7.18.1.Setting the IP Address of the TCP Server
7.18.2.Setting the TCP/IP Port Number of the TCP Server
7.18.3.Connecting to a TCP Server
7.18.4.Disconnecting from a TCP Server
7.18.5.Setting the Delimiter Hex
7.18.6.Setting the Timeout
7.18.7.Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)
7.18.8.Querying the Last Recognized Message (Hex)
7.18.9.Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message
7.18.10.Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)
7.18.11.Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)
7.18.12.Set the Active Timeout
7.18.13.Running an Immediate Event Action
7.19.RS-232 Port Configuration
7.19.1.Protocol Setting
7.19.2.BAUD Rate Setting
7.19.3.Databit Setting
7.19.4.Stopbits Setting
7.19.5.Parity Setting
7.19.6.RS-232 Operation Mode
7.19.7.Command Injection Mode
7.20.RS-232 Message Sending
7.20.1.Sending a Message (ASCII-format) via RS-232
7.20.2.Sending a Text (ASCII-format) via RS-232
7.20.3.Sending a Binary Message (HEX-format) via RS-232
7.20.4.Using Hexadecimal Codes
7.21.RS-232 Message Recognizer
7.21.1.Enable the Recognizer
7.21.2.Set the Delimiter Hex
7.21.3.Set the Timeout
7.21.4.Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)
7.21.5.Querying the Last Recognized Message(Hex)
7.21.6.Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message
7.21.7.Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)
7.21.8.Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)
7.21.9.Set the Active Timeout
7.21.10.Running an Immediate Event Action
7.22.GPIO Port Configuration
7.22.1.Set the Direction of a GPIO Pin
7.22.2.Set the Output Level of a GPIO Pin
7.22.3.Toggle the Level of a GPIO Pin
7.23.LW3 Commands – Quick Summary
8.Firmware Update
8.1.Introduction
8.2.Preparation
8.2.1.About the Firmware Package (LFP2 File)
8.2.2.LDU2 Installation
8.3.Running the Software
8.4.The Updating Steps
8.5.Command Line Interface (CLI)
8.5.1.How to Run
8.5.2.How to Use
8.6.CLI Commands
8.6.1.Help
8.6.2.LDU2 Version
8.6.3.Check For New LDU2 Version
8.6.4.Device Info
8.6.5.Update
8.6.6.Restore
8.6.7.Package Options
8.6.8.Complex Examples
8.6.9.Exit Codes
8.7.If the Update is not successful
9.Troubleshooting
9.1.Use Cases
9.2.How to Speed Up the Troubleshooting Process
10.Appendix
10.1.Specifications
10.2.Factory Default Settings
10.3.Cable Wiring Guide
10.4.Button Numbering
10.5.Mechanical Drawings
10.5.1.RAP-B511 Series
10.5.2.RAC-B501
10.6.Supplied Button Labels for RAP-B511 series
10.7.Button Sizes for RAP-B511 series
10.8.Applied Ports (Network Settings)
10.9.Firmware Release Notes
10.10.Hashtag Keyword List
10.11.Further Document Information
10.12.Limited Warranty Statement
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