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 β 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
Online Portal for Property Owners
Resident
Developers
Table of Contents
- Categories
- Contractor
- Commissioning
- Advanced Configuration
- RS485-Ethernet TCP/IP converters
RS485-Ethernet TCP/IP converters
ModbusTCP
When Modbus electricity meters are read directly from the LAN or 4G router from the manufacturer Teltonika, a Protoss-PE11 type RS485-Ethernet converter is used.
As Modbus communication primarily passes through an IP/TCP network, we speak of ModbusTCP, unlike Modbus RTU which simply passes through an RS485 bus.
The RS485-Ethernet converter can also be connected to the Climkit gateway. It is possible to use several converters at the same time depending on the project configuration.
By default, the device comes configured and ready to use with the Climkit router.
Default setting:
Static IP address: 192.168.2.10
RS485 bus parameters:
- Baudrate:
9600
- Parity:
None
- DataSize:
8
- Stop Bits:
1
If the device has been reset, it is again in DHCP mode, that is to say the router randomly assigns it a new IP address. See the router configuration to find this address.
The converter is configurable via its internal web portal accessible via its IP address directly from a browser. Login admin/admin.
Here is the default configuration used by Climkit:
Mbus via TCP
The converter can also be used to read MBus devices via an RS485-MBus converter.
The settings are the same as above except:
- Baudrate:
2400
- Party:
EVEN
- Protocol:
None
If Modbus and MBus devices are to be read via TCP, two RS485-Ethernet converters must be used, one for Modbus and the other for MBus.