I-novative Factory-Link-SPE-G Manual de usuario

User Manual

Factory-Link-SPE-G

Industrial SPE 1000BASE-T1 Media Converter

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Table of Contents

Revision History ...................................................................................................................................... 3

1Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 4

2Technical Data.................................................................................................................................. 4

2.1 Features.................................................................................................................................... 4

3Scope of Delivery ............................................................................................................................. 5

4Intended Purpose and Disclaimer..................................................................................................... 5

5Connectors and Cables.................................................................................................................... 5

5.1 1000BASE-T1 / 100BASE-T1 IEC 63171-6 Connector ............................................................. 5

5.1.1 T1-Plug Specification ......................................................................................................... 5

5.1.2 Pin Assignment .................................................................................................................. 5

5.1.3 T1 Cable Recommendation................................................................................................ 6

5.2 Power Connector ...................................................................................................................... 6

5.2.1 Receptacle Specification.................................................................................................... 6

5.2.2 Pin Assignment .................................................................................................................. 6

5.2.3 Power Cable Recommendation.......................................................................................... 6

6Configuration.................................................................................................................................... 7

6.1 T1 Role (DIP1) .......................................................................................................................... 7

6.2 Auto Role Switch (DIP2)............................................................................................................ 7

6.3 Auto-Negotiation (DIP3) ............................................................................................................ 7

6.4 Speed (DIP4) ............................................................................................................................ 8

6.5 1000BASE-T / 100BASE-TX Link.............................................................................................. 8

7Software........................................................................................................................................... 9

7.1 Controller Functions .................................................................................................................. 9

7.2 T1 Functions ........................................................................................................................... 10

Link Monitoring ........................................................................................................................... 10

Cable Diagnostics....................................................................................................................... 10

Register Access.......................................................................................................................... 10

7.3 T(X) Functions .........................................................................................................................11

8Important Information ..................................................................................................................... 12

8.1 Packaging Ordinance.............................................................................................................. 12

8.2 Recycling Reference and RoHS Compliance .......................................................................... 12

8.3 CE Marking ............................................................................................................................. 12

9Manufacturer and Support.............................................................................................................. 12

10 Warranty..................................................................................................................................... 12

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Revision History

Revision

Date

Change

1.0

09/03/2022

initial release version

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1 Introduction

The Factory-Link-SPE-G connects 1000BASE-T1 with 1000BASE-T networks as well as 100BASE-T1

with 100BASE-TX networks. With an inductive T1 frontend, chassis grounding, and extra ESD protection

of the network links, it is designed for industrial environments. The IEC 63171-6 compliant T1-connector

makes it a plug-and-play solution for industrial Single Pair Ethernet. It supports 802.3bp auto-negotiation

and proprietary master/slave detection. Master/slave role, speed and auto-negotiation modes can be set

via DIP switches. The Control Center software connects via the USB-C interface to the Factory-Link-

SPE-G and provides information about link state and signal quality and allows direct PHY register

access. Faults in the T1 connection can be detected using the Signal Quality Indicator and the Cable

Diagnostics function allowing shortcut, open connection, and fault distance detection. The Factory-Link-

SPE-G is equipped with a dual power supply that seamlessly switches between the dedicated power

port and USB. On the power connector, it supports a wide input voltage range from 5V to 28V. The

housing can be grounded using either the power connector or the grounding screw.

2 Technical Data

2.1 Features

•Standards: IEEE802.3bp, IEEE802.3bw, IEEE802.3ab, IEEE802.3u

•1000BASE-T1 / 100BASE-T1 Port (T1 Industrial Jack AH IP20, IEC 63171-6 compliant)

•1000BASE-T / 100BASE-TX Port (RJ45)

•USB-C Port (Control Center, Firmware Update, Power Supply)

•DIP Switch for Master/Slave, Speed, Auto-Negotiation Setting

•Automatic Master/Slave-Detection (proprietary)

•802.3bp Auto-Negotiation

•802.3bp Link Type-A (15m TP)

•Cable Diagnostics (T1 connection: open, short, fault distance)

•Aluminum Housing with grounding screw

◦Dimensions: 74 x 30 x 82 mm (width x height x depth)

•Power Supply

◦PWR Conn (3Pos Terminal Block): DC 5V – 28V

◦USB-C: DC 5V

◦Chassis grounding via Grounding Screw and/or SHD contact in PWR Conn

•Power Consumption: < 150mA @ 12V

•Environmental Temperature Range: -40°C - +65°C

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•T1 ESD Protection

◦IEC 61000-4-2 (ESD) 25kV (Air), 25kV (Contact)

•TX Surge and ESD Protection

◦IEC 61000-4-2 (ESD) ±30 kV (Air/Contact)

◦IEC 61000-4-5 (Lightning) 45 A (8/20 µs)

•USB ESD Protection

◦IEC 61000-4-2 (ESD) ±15 kV (Air) / ±8 kV (Contact)

•Network Interfaces (PHYs)

◦1000BASE-T1 / 100BASE-T1 PHY: Broadcom BCM89881

◦1000BASE-T / 100BASE-TX PHY: Broadcom BCM54811

3 Scope of Delivery

•Factory-Link-SPE-G (Industrial SPE 100BASE-T1 Media Converter)

•Power Connector Receptacle (3Pos Terminal lock Plug)

•USB Cable (USB-A to USB-C)

4 Intended Purpose and Disclaimer

Disclaimer: The products sold by i-novative® GmbH are for development and testing purposes in

automotive or industrial applications only. The product Factory-Link-SPE-G is not intended to be used in

series application or series production.

Warranty Exclusion: i-novative® GmbH does not take over any liability for defects associated with the

product and installation of that product. Our product warranty does not cover problems that result from

abuse, accident, misuse, or problems with electrical power. It does not cover uses not in accordance with

the instruction manual. It does not cover commercial use of the product.

5 Connectors and Cables

5.1 1000BASE-T1 / 100BASE-T1 IEC 63171-6 Connector

5.1.1 T1-Plug Specification

5.1.2 Pin Assignment

1000BASE-T1

Pin Signal Remark

1 Data P

2 Data N

SHD Shield Connector Housing

Description Vendor Part Number

Mating Plug T1 Industrial plug SL-C IP20 Harting 09 45 181 2810 XL

T1 male crimp AWG 26-28 Harting 09 45 500 2810

T1 male crimp AWG 22-24 Harting 09 45 500 2812

Terminals

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5.1.3 T1 Cable Recommendation

For proper operation of the link, the used network cables and connectors for the T1 link must comply to

the specifications of the respective standards. Please refer to:

•100BASE-T1: “IEEE 802.3bw Clause 96.7”

•1000BASE-T1: “IEEE 802.3bp Clause 97.6”

5.2 Power Connector

5.2.1 Receptacle Specification

5.2.2 Pin Assignment

5.2.3 Power Cable Recommendation

Description Manufacturer Structure Jacket Shield AWG

T1 SPE IP20 1x2xAWG26/7 PUR 15m Harting

2x0,13mm2yes yes AWG26

Dacar 676 Leoni

2x0,14mm2yes yes AWG26

Dacar 645 Leoni

2x0,17mm2yes yes AWG25

Dacar 646 Leoni

2x0,35mm2yes yes AWG22

FL09YBCY Kromberg & Schubert

2x0,14mm2yes yes AWG26

FLCUSN9Y-9YBCY Kromberg & Schubert

2x0,13mm2yes yes AWG26

T1 SPE IP20 1x2xAWG26/7 PUR 15m Harting

2x0,13mm2yes yes AWG26

Dacar 547 Leoni

2x0,13mm2yes no AWG26

Dacar 626 Leoni

2x0,14mm2yes no AWG26

Dacar 546 Leoni

2x0,35mm2yes no AWG22

Dacar 624 Leoni

2x0,35mm2no no AWG22

Dacar 617 Leoni

2x0,17mm2no no AWG25

FLR9Y-31Y Kromberg & Schubert

2x0,35mm2yes no AWG22

FLKCuMgU9Y-9Y Kromberg & Schubert

2x0,13mm2yes no AWG26

FLCUSNU9Y-31Y Kromberg & Schubert

2x0,13mm2yes no AWG26

1000BASE-T1

100BASE-T1

Description Vendor Part Number Distributor Distributor Number

Mating Plug

3Pos Terminal Block Plug 2.5mm

180° free hanging

Würth

Elektronik

691381030003 Digi-Key 732-6056-ND

Pin Signal Remark

1 PWR (+) 5V - 28V DC

2 GND (-)

3 SHIELD Chassis GND

Description Manufacturer Structure Jacket Shield Remarks

FLRY 2x0,35-B RD/BL Leoni

2x0,35mm2no no AWG22

FLRY-B 1x0,35 RD Leoni

1x0,35mm2no no AWG22

FLRY-B 1x0,35 BL Leoni

1x0,35mm2no no AWG22

Power

Supply

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6 Configuration

Using the DIP switches, you can configure the master / slave role, speed and auto-negotiation modes of

the T1 port.

6.1 T1 Role (DIP1)

DIP1 configures the T1 link role either to Master (ON) or Slave (OFF). If Auto Role Switch is active

(DIP2=ON; DIP3=OFF) it has no effect. If Auto-Negotiation (DIP3) is turned on DIP1 controls the

preferred role being advertised during auto-negotiation.

6.2 Auto Role Switch (DIP2)

DIP2 controls a proprietary Auto Role Switch function. When turned on, the Factory-Link-SPE-G

automatically determines the T1 link role (master or slave). This function is for easily connecting to link

partners not supporting 802.3bp Auto-Negotiation or having it turned off. This switch is ignored when

Auto-Negotiation (DIP3) is turned on.

The Auto Role Switch feature can increase the link setup time.

Do not connect the T1 interfaces of two Factory-Link-SPE-G with activated Auto Role Switch on both

sides. This may prevent the link establishment.

6.3 Auto-Negotiation (DIP3)

DIP3 turns the 802.3bp Auto-Negotiation feature on and off. When enabled, T1 link role (Master/Slave)

and the link speed (1000/100Mbit/s) are automatically negotiated between the link partners. For proper

operation, both link partners must support 802.3bp Auto-Negotiation and have it turned on.

When Auto-Negotiation is enabled at the Factory-Link-SPE-G, Auto Role Switch (DIP2) is turned off and

DIP4 (Speed) controls the speed that is being advertised (OFF: 100Mbit/s; ON: 100Mbit/s and

1000Mbit/s). The effective link speed is determined between the link partners by the auto-negotiation

protocol. The Auto-Negotiation Preferred Role is determined by the setting of DIP1.

1 2 3 4

OFF Slave Fixed Role 802.3bp Auto-Neg off 100BASE-T1 Mode

ON Master Auto Role 802.3bp Auto-Neg on 1000BASE-T1 Mode

DIP Switch

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6.4 Speed (DIP4)

DIP4 controls the link speed. If Auto-Negotiation (DIP3) is turned off, it directly sets the link speed to

either 100Mbit/s (OFF) or 1000Mbit/s (ON). With activated Auto-Negotiation, DIP4 controls the

advertised link speed (OFF: 100Mbit/s; ON: 100Mbit/s and 1000Mbit/s).

6.5 1000BASE-T / 100BASE-TX Link

At the “legacy” Ethernet side (RJ45 port), the Factory-Link-SPE-G is configured for Auto-Negotiation and

follows the link speed of the T1 side. If the T1 link is established with 1000Mbit/s, the Factory-Link-SPE-

G advertises 1000Mbit/s and if the T1 link is established with 100Mbit/s, the Factory-Link-SPE-G

advertises 100Mbit/s.

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7 Software

The graphical user interface is intended for remote monitoring. It can also be used for testing and

development purposes since it provides direct access to the register sets of the integrated PHYs. It

provides the following functions:

Controller

1000BASE-T1

100BASE-T1 connection

1000BSE-T

100BASE-TX connection

•Media Converter Selection

•Firmware Information

•Device Reset

•Link Status Monitoring

•Signal Quality Indicator

(SQI) Monitoring

•Cable Diagnostics

•Read/Write Access to PHY

registers

•Link Status Monitoring

•Read/Write Access to PHY

registers

7.1 Controller Functions

If you have attached multiple i-novative® Media Converters to the same host via the USB configuration

port, you can connect the UI to a specific one using the drop-down list. The Media Converters are

distinguished by their type and USB serial number.

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When an i-novative® Media Converter is selected, its firmware revision and firmware date are read out

and displayed in the respective fields.

Using the RESET button, the Media Converter is re-initialized to its default state.

7.2 T1 Functions

Link Monitoring

The UI provides continuous monitoring of T1 link state and SQI (Signal Quality Indicator). Using the

checkboxes, you can enable and disable the respective functions.

The bars of the SQI bar-graph represent the exact SQI values ranging from SQI=0 to SQI=7. SQI needs

to be 1 or higher for proper operation of the link.

Cable Diagnostics

Using the T1 PHY Automotive Cable Diagnostics, cable faults and their distance from the device can be

detected. During the measurement, the link is broken. The distance measurement has a tolerance of

±1.5m. ACD can detect broken wires (OPEN) and intra-pair shorts (SHORT). In case of an INVALID

result, try to repeat the measurement. PAIR BUSY indicates traffic on the pair. Turn off the link partner in

order to get a valid result.

The Register Table allows to read and write PHY registers directly. Modifying the register settings can

impact the Media Converter functionality. All changes are transient and are lost after resetting or power

cycling the device. Please use this function only if you do have the required knowledge. The software

prevents write access to registers which can impact the hardware configuration. For a documentation of

the PHY registers contact the PHY vendor.

The Register Table is laid out for Clause 45 MDIO access.

Device

Specifies the Clause 45 device address. The values are preconfigured and be

selected by right-clicking a respective field.

Is the PHY Register address according to Clause 45. Entering a value and pressing

ENTER or TAB will read the respective register.

Value

Represents a PHY register value that has been read entering the address data in the

Device and Register fields. Entering a value in this field will result in a write operation

to the respective register. Written values are read back and displayed for a validation

of the write operation.

All entries are expected to be hexadecimal numbers.

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