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TK800 series - Quick Start Guide

TK800 series - Quick Start Guide

Installation and startup guide for the TK800 series. Please make sure that all package contents are present at the time
of the delivery. If you need a SIM card, contact your local network operator.

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1. Package checklist
Each TK800 is supplied in a box with the standard accessories. Optional accessories can also be ordered. Check the
contents of the box. If there is anything missing, please contact Welotec.

1.1 Standard accessories

product Quantity description


TK800 1 Industrial router of the TK800 series
Terminal block 1 Terminal block, 2-pin
Network cable 1 1.5 m
Antenna 2 3G/4G Antenna
Power adapter 1 230 V AC to 12 V DC
Terminal block serial and I/O 1 Terminal block, 9-pin (only EX0 versions)

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2. Information and operating panel


2.1 Operating panel

SMA (f)
Antenna connector 2 x

LED indicators

Reset button

DIN rail
Serial Console
RJ45
Terminal block, serial and I/O
Ground Terminal
SIM card slot 2 x
Terminal block power supply

Fast Ethernet Ports 2 x

2.2 Dimensioned drawing

112.80

18.00
132.60

47.00
132.60

141.80

35.00

2-Ø3
.50
88.00

66.30

18.00
39.50

44.00
45.00

112.80

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3. Installation guide
3.1 Preparation

Set up the power supply (12 - 48 V DC). Ensure that the device can work under the specified environmental condi-
tions (operating temperature: -25 – +70 °C, humidity: 5 – 95 % relative humidity). The device should not be exposed
to direct sunlight and it should be installed away from heat sources and environments with strong electromagnetic
interference. The router is mounted on a DIN rail (mounting rail).

3.2 Mounting the device

Mounting rail:
Select a position on the rail with enough space. Then, position the upper part of the DIN rail mount on the mounting
rail. Following this, press the lower side of the DIN rail mount down until the device is locked.
This is shown in this image:

In order to remove it, press the device from top to bottom and then pull the underside of the device from the DIN
rail (see illustration).

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4. SIM card installation


The TK800 supports dual SIM. For insertion of the card, press the yellow “Eject” button on the top of the device, e.g.
with a small screwdriver. The respective SIM card slot will be pushed out. Then, insert the SIM card as shown in the
illustration.

5. Antenna installation
Connect the antennas to the SMA connectors and tighten the outer fixing on the antenna cable until the connection
is tight.

The TK800 has two antenna connectors, which are labeled ANT and AUX. The ANT port is used for data transmission, while the AUX port is only used to
! stabilize the signal. Therefore, AUX cannot transmit data and it cannot be used separately. Please use the ANT port and, should you have poor signal strength,
connect a second antenna to the AUX port.

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6. Power supply installation


Remove the port block from the top of the router. Unscrew the relevant screws on the port block and thread wires to
the relevant ports. The ports are marked accordingly on the top of the router. Then, retighten the screws and plug
the port block back into the router.

In order to ground the device, use the grounding screw on the device.

! In order to eliminate interference with electromagnetic effects, the casing of the router must be grounded using the grounding screw.

7. Cable connection
Connect the router to the PC via network cables.

8. Connection of the serial interfaces and I/Os


In order to connect the serial interfaces and I/Os, a terminal block can be found on the front panel of the device. In-
dividual contacts for this are labeled on the front panel of the device. Connect the lines to their corresponding labels.
Here, the “IN” contact represents the digital input, and the output contact is labeled “Relay”. “COM” represents the
ground. During installation, please unplug the terminal block from the device and connect the individual wires to the
corresponding ports. Then, plug the terminal block back into the device.

Terminal screws

RXD
TXD
GND
A(RS-485+)
B(RS-485-)
IN
COM

RELAY

! This section only describes routers with serial interface and I/O versions TK80xx-EX0.

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9. Starting up the router


9.1 Automatic configuration (DHCP)

Configure the PC to act as a DHCP client (automatically obtain IP address). Connect the PC to the FE0/1 or FE0/2 port
with a network cable. In this way, the IP address, default gateway, and DNS server are assigned by the router to the
PC. The following image shows the configuration sequence through DHCP on a PC running a Windows 7 operating
system and using the FE0/1 or FE0/2 port.

After configuring the PC IP address and the router connection, open a web browser and type “http://192.168.2.1”
into the address bar field. After pressing the “Enter” key, a pop-up appears as the router login page. Enter the
username (default: “adm”) and the password (default: “123456”) and confirm by pressing “Enter”. You will now be
redirected to the configuration page. You can now configure the router to your requirements.

In order to check that you are connected to the Internet, select “Network”  „Cellular“  „Status“ in the naviga-
tion panel. From here, you can see the cellular radio unit of the router. As an alternative, you can simply open a web
page in your browser.

IP: 192.168.2.1
Username: adm
Password: 123456

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9.2 Manual configuration

Configure your PC so that it is in the same subnet as the router (192.168.2.1). The default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.
The following image shows the process for configuring the IP address on a PC running a Windows 7 operating sys-
tem.

After configuring the PC IP address and the router connection, open a web browser and type “http://192.168.2.1”
into the address bar field. After pressing the “Enter” key, a pop-up appears as the router login page. Enter the
username (default: “adm”) and the password (default: “123456”) and confirm by pressing “Enter”. You will now be
redirected to the configuration page. You can now configure the router to your requirements.

In order to check whether you are connected to the Internet, select “Network”  „Cellular“  „Status“ in the
navigation panel. From here, you can see the cellular radio unit of the router. As an alternative, you can simply open
a web page in your browser.

IP: 192.168.2.1
Username: adm
Password: 123456

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10. LED status lights


Description: on off flashing

System start: System start successfully:

STATUS WARN STATUS WARN

PWR ERR PWR ERR

SIM SIM

1 2 VPN 1 2 VPN

MODEM MODEM

Dialing: Dialing successfully:

STATUS WARN STATUS WARN

PWR ERR PWR ERR

SIM SIM

1 2 VPN 1 2 VPN

MODEM MODEM

Reset successfully: Firmware update:

STATUS WARN STATUS WARN

PWR ERR PWR ERR

SIM SIM

1 2 VPN 1 2 VPN

MODEM MODEM

There are two SIM card LEDs. When the router starts up, the SIM card LED for Sim card 1 lights up. In all other cases, the SIM card LED from each used SIM
! card slot light up respectively.

Signal strength indicator:

Signal: 1-9 (bad signal, the router cannot operate properly. Please check the antenna connection and the
local signal strength of the mobile network.)

Signal: 10-19 (router is operating normally)

Signal: 20-31 (perfect signal level)

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11. Resetting to factory defaults


11.1 Hardware method

Description: on off flashing

1) Press the RESET button while starting up the TK800:

STATUS WARN

PWR ERR

 RESET

2) O
 nce the ERROR LED lights up (approx. 10 seconds after startup), release the RESET button:

STATUS WARN

PWR ERR

 RESET

3) After a few seconds, the ERROR LED light will switch off. Now press the RESET button again:

STATUS WARN

PWR ERR

 RESET

4) T
 hen the ERROR and STATUS LED lights will flash, which means that the reset to the defaults was successful:

STATUS WARN

PWR ERR

RESET

Factory defaults:
IP: 192.168.2.1
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Serial parameter: 115200-N-8-1

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11.2 Web method

 o to the Administration menu and click on the sub-item Config Management:


1) G

 lick on Restore default configuration to reset the TK800 to its defaults. After a few seconds, you will receive the
2) C
following message. The router has now been successfully reset.

 fter clicking Reboot, the router starts up again and it is reset to factory defaults.
3) A

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12. Watchdog
12.1 Automatic monitoring of the router

ICMP Ping

inTerneT
TK800

TK800 router icMp detection Server

ICMP answer

Internet connection exists

ICMP Ping
(fails)

 inTerneT
TK800

TK800 router icMp detection Server

Watchdog picks up

Watchdog monitors the router in regards to its Internet connection. The router even checks if the Internet connection
is established. For this reason, it sends ICMP packets to an individually defined server (ICMP detection server). If this
query fails, the router will firstly start up a new dial-up automatically, then restart the modem, and if necessary, reboot
the entire system.
Watchdog provides a reliable Internet connection in the mobile network. This ensures that the router is almost always
available.

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12.2 Automatic monitoring of the router

1) Go to the Network menu item, then to the Cellular sub-item

2) Select the Cellular tab

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 ow enter a corresponding ICMP detection server into the appropriate field and change the ICMP detection
3) N
interval.

NB.: The entered ICMP detection server should have a very high level of accessibility. A Google server is suitable
for this purpose.

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Router: Port 80

Port 80 Port 8080


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INTERNET

TK800
Webcam TK800 Router Tablet PC
13. Port mapping / Port forwarding
192.168.2.2 Öffentliche IP-Adresse:
1.2.3.4
1.2.3.5

13.1 Accessing connected devices over the Internet


Paket Paket
In order to access devices Quelle:
over the Internet, which are connected to the
1.2.3.4.8080 Welotec
Quelle: router, you can use port mapping
1.2.3.5.8080
or port forwarding. This is configured in the TK800 router using NAT rules.
Ziel: 192.168.2.2.80 Ziel: 1.2.3.4.8080

! For port mapping, you need a public IP address on the mobile network (public IP). Please ask your network operator or service provider if necessary!

! These instructions apply to all TK800 routers with firmware 1.0.0.r5034 or later.

The following image shows the application example:

Private Network Public Network


(LAN) (WAN)

Webcam: Port 80
Router: Port 80

Port 80 Port 8080

INTERNET
TK800

Webcam TK800 Router Tablet PC


192.168.2.2 Public IP-Address: 1.2.3.5
1.2.3.4

Package Package
Source: 1.2.3.4.8080 Source: 1.2.3.5.8080
Destination: 192.168.2.2.80 Destination: 1.2.3.4.8080

Explanation:

Welotec router:
LAN IP address: 192.168.2.1
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

IP camera:
LAN IP address: 192.168.2.2
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.2.1

The IP camera has a user interface that can be obtained through a web browser at http://192.168.2.2
(NB: http protocol is TCP Port 80).

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13.2 Instructions for port mapping

1) Go to the Firewall menu, then to the NAT sub-item

2) Now select Add to add a new NAT rule

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3) Enter the data as shown in the example

 hen, the NAT rule appears as shown below in the table on Network Address Translation (NAT) Rules.
4) T

The new rule is now active. The corresponding services restart and the port mapping is completely set up.

In order to achieve an efficient port mapping, it is helpful to check the settings of the connected devices in advance.
The following checklist is helpful (following the example above):

• Does the camera have the IP address 192.168.2.2?


• Does this respond to “ping 192.168.2.2”?
• Is the camera web interface reachable via http://192.168.2.2?
• Is the camera configured with the Welotec router as its standard gateway (192.168.2.1)?

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14. SMS Functions


The TK800 is reachable from outside via SMS and responds to various commands that are sent via SMS. It can query
the status of the device, startup/stop the mobile connection or restart the device.

14.1 Status query / restart

1) Go to the Network menu item and then to the SMS sub-item

2) Click on the Enable checkbox to turn on the function

 nter the telephone number into the SMS Access Control table, which SMS messages are allowed to be sent to
3) E
the router and enter permit as an action.

An SMS containing show will now be sent to the mobile phone number of the router, and the router sends its current
status as a response.

The router restarts when a SMS with the message reboot is sent to it. You can
also follow this process in the router log.

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14.2 Enable or disable the Internet connection

After successfully completing the configuration, you can also control the Internet connection of the router via SMS.
However, it is required that the router is set to “Connect On Demand”!

1) Go to the Network menu item, then to the Cellular sub-item

Welotec is using a ISO 9001:2008 certified quality management system • All specifications are subject to change
2) Now select the Cellular tab

 ere you select the Connect On Demand mode from the Connection Mode and activate the field Triggered by
3) H
SMS.

Now you can send the following commands to the router via SMS:

cellular 1 ppp down - disables the Internet connection

CAT-TK800-QSG-V1.EN ed. 01/15 Welotec GmbH

cellular 1 ppp up - enables the Internet connection

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