Dias
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03-15-2023
06:44 PM
This is a short step by step description for ctrlX SAFETY engineering remote access via EoE (Ethernet over Ethercat). Step 10 is just for member of the BOSCH Group and can be skipped by customer.
Topology
Step 1: Check IP adress of ctrlX CORE
Step 2: Activate Virtual Ethernet port of the Ethercat master in EoE tab
Step 3: Activate Virtual Ethernet port of the SAFEX in EoE tab
Step 4: Download the configuration into ctrlX CORE
Step 5: Check the Bus overview, the State must be OP
Step 6: Enable IP forwarding for EoE0
Step 7: Enable IP forwarding of XF10
Step 8: Check your Network adapter
Step 9: Start the cmd as admin
Step 10: Disable timestamps
This is necessary in Bosch-Network:
netsh int tcp set global timestamps=disabled
reverse
netsh int tcp set global timestamps=enabled
Step 11: Add a route
route add 172.31.254.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1
or for a permanent route
route add -p 172.31.254.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1
Step 12 Check the route with route print
Step 13: Ping the IP adress of the SAFEX
Step 14: Activate Ethernet in Connection Settings of ctrlX SAFETY Engineering
Fullfill the IP adress 172.31.254.1
Step 15: Connect the SAFFEX
Dias
I`m a member of the ctrlX AUTOMATION Community and responsible for Safety Systems and PLC
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