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|**Series**|(% style="width:132px" %)**Model**|(% style="width:552px" %)**Description** |
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|(% rowspan="3" %)**R Series**|(% style="width:132px" %)RE-00|(% style="width:552px" %)1 network port, single serial port |
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2 optocoupler isolated input (DI), 2 relay output (DO) |
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-=== **Product appearance** === |
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==== **RE-00/RE-4G** ==== |
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RE-00/RE-4G Appearance |
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RE-00/RE-4G Installation Dimensions |
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Installation size |
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|=(% colspan="3" %)**Model/Specifications**|=**RE-00**|=**RE-4G**|=**RH-WF** |
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|(% colspan="3" %)**Item**|(% colspan="3" %)**Parameters** |
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|(% colspan="3" %)CPU|(% colspan="2" %)Cortex-A35 4-Core 1.2GHz|Cortex A55 4-Core 1.8GHz |
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|(% colspan="2" %)Ambient humidity|(% colspan="3" %)10-90% RH (No condensation) |
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|(% colspan="3" %)CE certification|(% colspan="3" %)Yes |
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|(% colspan="3" %)FCC certification|(% colspan="3" %)FCC Class A Certification |
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-|(% colspan="3" style="width:401px" %)Positioning function|(% colspan="2" style="width:401px" %)N/A / Base station positioning|(% style="width:401px" %)N/A |
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+|(% colspan="2" %)Positioning function|(% colspan="2" %)N/A|Base station positioning|N/A |
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|(% colspan="2" %)VPN Pass trough|(% colspan="3" %)Yes |
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**RE-00/RE-4G** |
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**RH-WF** |
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RH-WF Component Description |
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|GND|Ground |
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R series products, which can easily realize advanced requirements such as real-time display on industrial sites. |
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① Large-screen display, connect computer/TV Display the project screen; |
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③ Serial port device, connect to the serial port device of the slave computer, and the project can also be downloaded online through the configuration software. |
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+=== **3.1 Project Download-PIStudio** === |
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-RH-WF supports local HDMI interface to connect to in-site screen like a TV screen to display the project. WS21, a touching screen, can be connected with RH-WF via HDMI interface. The project an be operated manually in WS21 screen. |
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-HDMI Port is for displaying the project. And USB Port is for touching. |
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-[[WS21 parameter>>https://ftp.we-con.com.cn/Download/WIKI/%E9%9B%9C%E9%A0%85/Wecon%20WS21%20Monitor.pdf]] |
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-[[Demo video>>https://ftp.we-con.com.cn/Download/WIKI/%E9%9B%9C%E9%A0%85/RH1.mp4]] |
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**(1) New project** |
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PIStudio→[Home]→[New Project]→[Project Properties], and set the project name and [HMI model] in step by step: RE, RH series, select the detailed HMI model → [Screen style]: use the default do not set→[Done]. |
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**Note: “Flash light" in the picture is the flashing light of the detection device; "Test network" in the figure refers to the network status of the test device.** |
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(1) New users must register first, and after the registration is successful, the user can use it. |
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(1) After successfully logging in, enter the** [Device Management]** interface, and add the device information to be accessed through the “+” button in the bar. |
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(3) Binding device is successful, click OK, prompt: Bind device successful! |
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**Note: After modifying the basic information of the device, you need to click Save below to save successfully. If the save is not successful, please click Force Sync.** |
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**Note: The pass-through operation steps of V-NET/V-IEC are for reference only.** |
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● When the current user has a device in pass-through, “Start pass-through” cannot be clicked. |
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The pass-through function allows applications on the computer to download projects to RE device remotely pass-through through Ethernet. |
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Based on the normal communication between RE device and PLC or other device, PLC is connected according to the generated virtual serial port, allowing the PLC software on the computer to communicate and connect with the PLC, and completing the functions of uploading/downloading PLC programs and monitoring PLC programs. |
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④ It is necessary to ensure that the PLC serial port of pass-through can support the upload/download function, otherwise the remote pass-through function cannot be realized. |
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**VPN pass-through:** The pass-through function allows the application program on the computer to directly control the PLC device through the RE device, upload/download PLC programs, monitor PLC programs or other configuration information, etc. |
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[[https:~~/~~/www.we-con.com.cn/uploads/image/20210811/611392100b634.pdf>>https://www.we-con.com.cn/uploads/image/20210811/611392100b634.pdf]] |
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3000ig/8000ig HMI and RE/RH,E/H V-BOX can support a function for resumable upload. The function is to save lost data when the device is offline and upload lost data to Cloud when the device is online again. |
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2.When the device is online again, There is a keep-alive interval for about 30s. So data will be lost during the time. |
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