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Fig. 175: Connection via network sensor / PC, proceeding / troubleshooting
5.4.4 Used Ethernet- Ports
If the Vision Sensor should be installed into a network, the following ports must be enabled, if so by the
network administrator. This is necessary only in case that this specific ports have been locked e.g. in a
company network by a firewall installed on a PC.
To communicate between a PC fur configuration and the Vision Sensor the following ports are used:
* Port 2000, TCP
* Port 2001, UDP Broadcast (to find sensors via Vision Sensor Device Manager)
* Port 2002, TCP
* Port 2003, TCP
* Port 2004, TCP
To communicate between PLC (PLC- PC also) and the Vision Sensor the following ports are used.
* Port 2005, TCP (Implicit results, that means, user configured result data)
* Port 2006, TCP (Explicit requests, e.g. trigger or job switch)
If the ports 2005 or 2006 are changed in Vision Sensor Configuration Studio, the according ports also
must be enabled in the firewall by the administrator.
If the interface EtherNet/IP is used the following two ports must be enabled too.
* Port 2222, UDP (EtherNet/IP)
* Port 44818, TCP (EtherNet/IP)
5.4.5 Access to the Vision Sensor via network
Exemplary values for IP etc.
Access to Vision Sensor 1 from PC 1, if in same subnet.
l
Via Vision Sensor Device Manager (/find)
Access to Vision Sensor 2 from PC1, if in different subnet.
Only if:
l
l
Gateway is set correct in sensor 2 (here to 192.168.30.1) - and
in Vision Sensor Device Manager via Add- IP- the sensor IP of sensor 2 is set correct
> now the Vision Sensor 2 appears in the list „Active Sensors“ in Vision Sensor Device Manager
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