Contractor
Getting started
Solutions and documentation structure
Material ordering and commissioning
General Sales Terms and Conditions and Warranty
Connection diagrams
Gateway et communication
Community - Electricity metering - RCP
Heating - Heating and water metering
Mobility - Charging stations for electric vehicles
Washaccess - Laundry Manager
EBike - Electric bike charging
Optimization of self-consumption
Energy monitoring of the building
Equipment and installation
Gateway Climkit
4G router
LAN router
RS485-Ethernet converter
Switch ethernet DIN POE
WiFi network
Electric meters
MBus-RS485 converter
Heating & Water Meters
EV Charging Stations
I/O module 4 relays 8 DI
RFID Readers
Relay meters
Commissioning
Configuration and commissioning
Getting started guide to commissioning
Add a router to a site
Add a Gateway Climkit to a site
Electric meter configuration
Configuring charging stations
Configuring heating and water meters (MBus)
Optimization via Relays and EV Terminals
Advanced Configuration
Configuration Gateway
Cloud Gateway Configuration (MQTT)
RFID Reader Configuration
IP Network Configuration & Routers
RS485-Ethernet TCP/IP converters
Configuring Teltonika RUT241
Configuring Display Screens
Configuring Modbus counters
Processing of Count Data
Meter Read Manually
Inepro PRO380 meters and others
Configuration EV charger Zaptec
Configuration of ABB charging station
Configuration of Schneider EVlink Pro AC charging station
Property Owner
Administrative Setup
Getting Started – Administrative Setup
Form - 1. Contact Details
Form - 2. Solutions
Form - 3. Prices
Contract & Documents to Complete
Online Account for Owners
Information Flyers for Residents
Online Access, RFID Badge & Charging Stations
FAQ & other Information
Resident
Platform
API
Table of Contents
- Categories
- Contractor
- Commissioning
- Advanced Configuration
- IP Network Configuration & Routers
IP Network Configuration & Routers
1. General parameters
Subnet or 4G routers
When an internet connection is locally available it is not necessery to use a 4G router with a SIM card.
But it recommanded to create a subnet to connect all the Climkit devices (gateway, RS485 Converters, EV chargers etc.).
When there is only the Climkit gateway, it is not necessary to create a subnet. It can directly be connected to the local router.
Always attribute an IP address to the subnet router that is different than the local internet router's. For example, if the local router is 192.168.1.1, then configure the subnet router such as 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.0.1.
Static IP address
Some devices require a static IP address in order to communicate with each other:
- Climkit Gateway when used with EV chargers. Conventionally, its IP address ends with .10 (e.g. 192.168.2.10).
- RS485/Ethernet converter when used for RFID readers or Modbus meters.
- Other Ethernet or Wifi device such as the Shelly Meter-relay.
See routers below for configuration.
2. Teltonika TRB140 LTE
The Teltonika TRB140 LTE is commonly used as the 4G router.
Set a static IP address
- In a browser, connect to the router with its default IP address
192.168.2.1
and credentials (default = admin/admin01). - In the left-hand menu, go to: Status > Network > LAN > DHCP Leases.
- Copy the MAC address of the device for which you want to set a static IP address for.
- Go to: Network > LAN > LAN Settings and click on the small pencil ✏️ to edit.
- Under Add Lease, enter a name (e.g. shelly_1 or climkit_gateway) and click on Add.
- Choose an unused IP address between
192.168.2.10
and192.168.2.99
. - Paste the MAC address of the device.
- Click Save & Apply. The address can then be edited/deleted under Network > LAN > Static Lease.
- Reboot the device or router for the changes to take effect.
Edit SIM card parameters
- APN
- PIN Code
3. TL-R470T+
The TP-Link TL-R470T+ is commonly used as a subnet router.
See manual on how to edit its parameters and set a static IP address.