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CONNECTIVITY THROUGH ETHERNET PROCEDURE

The document provides a guide for establishing a connection to the ESRA system via Ethernet cable, detailing the necessary hardware and IT access rights required for KB service engineers. It outlines the steps for changing the IP address on a laptop, selecting the appropriate project files, and ensuring successful communication. Additionally, it describes the process for downloading fault data once the connection is established.

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CONNECTIVITY THROUGH ETHERNET PROCEDURE

The document provides a guide for establishing a connection to the ESRA system via Ethernet cable, detailing the necessary hardware and IT access rights required for KB service engineers. It outlines the steps for changing the IP address on a laptop, selecting the appropriate project files, and ensuring successful communication. Additionally, it describes the process for downloading fault data once the connection is established.

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Connectivity to ESRA through ethernet

cable

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Agenda

Connection

Establishing Connection

Event Memory

Downloading fault data

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Connection

MB04B CB12 with


SB03A
with Serial Ethernet
with
Cable Cable
IXXAT

Connection can be established either through any one of the following:


1. 1. SB03A with IXXAT (USB to CAN) – Now obsolete and only required by KB service
engineers)
2. 2. MB04B with Serial Cable – Now obsolete
3. 3. CB12 with Ethernet Cable – Currently used
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Note that the Services from CB12A card such as data logs and downloading
can only be enabled if the connection is established through Ethernet.

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PRE-REQUISITES:

The following access rights are required by KB service engineers to enable


connection through laptop to ESRA system:

1. Rights to change system IP address (Important)


2. Rights for exemption from local firewall (Important)
3. LAN/WLAN access in parallel (Not required)

These rights are important to establish connection to ESRA system. If these rights
have not been enabled on the user’s laptop, contact IT immediately to enable them.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

The following are required:

1. KBI laptop with working licensed ST03 software (service engineer license)
2. Ethernet Cable

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Note: This step is only possible when IT rights for changing IP address is
enabled in user’s PC. Kindly contact IT if not available

1. Go to control panel >> “Network & Sharing Center” >> ”View Network Connections”
2. Right Click on “Ethernet” >> “Properties”

Note: Do not change any setting for the other


adapters present. Only the adapter labelled
“Ethernet” is to be changed (As shown)

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Note: There are two different IP addresses to communicate with the ESRA system. One is
designated to communicate with ESRA on PICCU coaches (MCF make) only and the
other is the standard version used for all normal coaches.

The IP address to be inputted for both the version is as follows:

IP ADDRESS FOR NORMAL COACHES IP ADDRESS FOR PICCU COACHES


IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.100 IP ADDRESS 192.168.1.3
SUBNET MASK 255.255.255.0 SUBNET MASK 255.255.255.0
DEFAULT 192.168.0.110 DEFAULT 192.168.1.100
GATEWAY GATEWAY

Kindly input IP address based on coach type to establish connectivity

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Note: This step is only possible when IT rights for changing IP address is
enabled in user’s PC. Kindly contact IT if not available

3. Click on “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”

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Note: This step is only possible when IT rights for changing IP address is
enabled in user’s PC. Kindly contact IT if not available

3. Click on “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” Double click on “Internet Protocol


Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”, Once the pop up opens, input the required mentioned IP
address for communication.

For normal coaches For PICCU coaches

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4. Open the relevant prj. File on ST03A terminal software latest version 3.10.xx

Note: There are two different project files to communicate with the ESRA system. One is
designated to communicate with ESRA on PICCU coaches (MCF make) only and the
other is the standard version used for all normal coaches.

The project files are as shown below:

For normal coaches

For PICCU coaches

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4. Open the relevant prj. File on ST03A terminal software

Note: There are two different project files to communicate with the ESRA system. One is
designated to communicate with ESRA on PICCU coaches (MCF make) only and the
other is the standard version used for all normal coaches (described in previous slide)

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5. Once the relevant prj. File is open on ST03A terminal software. We can proceed to
establish connectivity.

6. Click on “Tools” >> “Options”

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7. On the drop down menu select “Ethernet” as the mode of connection and input
target address (as per ESRA device i.e either PICCU or normal system) as shown
below and then press O.K

For normal coaches For PICCU coaches

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8. Check if red dot converts into green arrow to show successful communication is
established.

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8. If it still shows a red dot, ensure the steps followed are as per this
presentation. In case of any connectivity issue further (i.e not explained in this
presentation), kindly contact IT for assistance.

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Downloading fault data through ETHERNET CABLE

1. Follow usual steps for connection through ethernet cable


2. Go to “Data Logs” >> “Advanced”>> “Data Log Manager” >> Click on the log
browser icon as shown below.

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3. Click on “Refresh” to list all the log files stored.

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Downloading fault data through ETHERNET CABLE

4. Once listed select all the data and choose download. Choose your desired folder
and location of choice when asked.

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Thank you very much for your attention

Knorr-Bremse India Pvt Ltd. Phone: +91 1275 222000


51/4, Mathura Road, Vill. & P.O. Fax: +91 1275 222755
Baghola, Dist. Palwal Email: [email protected]
121102, Haryana
www.knorr-bremse.com

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