devolo Multi Node LAN 4TE

Whakatakotoranga Hua

• Putanga Firmware: 7.16.5 hou ake ranei
• Kaihanga: Devolo
• Tautoko Hoapā: tautoko@devolo.de

Nga korero hua

MultiNode is a networking device that allows you to create a MultiNode network for seamless connectivity.

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Tāutatanga:
Install and configure your MultiNode network following these steps:

1. Me whakarite kei tō pūrere te putanga pūmanawa 7.16.5, hou ake rānei.
2. Decide whether to provision the devices before or after electrical installation.
3. Whakahaerehia te ruānuku tatūnga hei tīmata i te tukanga tāutanga.

Whirihoranga:
After installation, you can configure your MultiNode network settings using the setup wizard or the user manual available on the product webpae.

Raparongoā me te Tautoko:
If you encounter any issues or have feedback, please contact support at tautoko@devolo.de mo te awhina.

This quick start guide helps you install and configure your first MultiNode network.
ℹ This guide assumes that your devices have firmware version 7.16.5 or newer. If your devices run an older firmware version, consult the user manual available on the hua webpae.

He aha e hiahia ana koe

• A laptop with a LAN port
• He taura Itarangi
• MultiNode LAN devices (at least two)
• Data sheet (technical specs, included in the package)

Te mahi a MultiNode

• MultiNode LAN 4TE is a DIN-rail device that uses powerline communication (PLC) to send data over low-voltage matua.
• Master node: The central controller of the network.
• Regular nodes: They connect to the master through PLC. A regular node can automatically switch to a repeater role if needed.
• Wehenga: Regular nodes talk only to the master, not to each other.
  Application devices (e.g., a charging station) connected to a regular node can only reach application devices connected to the master. Devices on different regular nodes cannot connect directly.
• The master node has a built-in web atanga mō te tatūnga me te whakahaere; kāore he taputapu tāpiri e hiahiatia ana.

  

Nga tohutohu taahiraa-i-taahiraa

1. Whakamaherehia to whatunga
   • Power supply considerations: Each power rail needs a circuit breaker. You can use one breaker for both the charging station and MultiNode, or separate breakers. MultiNode is powered by L1/N, e.g., from the charging infrastructure’s mains circuit.
   • Tawhiti: Large networks may need repeaters. The best range is up to 50 m per hop. 50–100 m may work, but over 100 m is not recommended.
   • Huinga: One three-phase circuit for all devices gives the best results. Multiple circuits cause signal loss and noise. This can be solved with repeaters or by splitting networks via Ethernet.
   • Topology: The network self-organizes into a tree: the master node is at the root, with regular nodes automatically acting as repeaters when needed.
   • Master node placement: Place it where Ethernet is easy to reach, and signal paths are short. It is strongly recommended not to place it in the distribution unit.
   • Load management in EV charging scenarios: Since regular nodes connect only to the master, EV charging scenarios need careful upfront planning. For guidance, see the user manual on the hua webpae.
2. Te whakaurunga hiko
   • DIN-rail mounting and proper wiring must be carried out by a qualified electrician, in compliance with standards.
   • Connect the MultiNode devices to the mains.
   • It is recommended to record each device’s serial number, MAC address, and installation location (e.g., parking spot, floor number) to support maintenance.
     You can provision the devices either before or after electrical installation, depending on what works best for your workflow.
3. Connect your laptop
   Connect your laptop to the device you want to use as the master node, e.g., the device next to the Internet gateway, with an Ethernet cable. By default, all MultiNode LAN 4TE devices start as regular nodes.
4. Whakatuwheratia te web atanga.
   • Tuwhera a web pūtirotiro ka tomo: http://devolo-xxxxx.local.
   • Replace xxxxx with the last 5 digits of the device’s serial number.
5. Whakahaerehia te ruānuku tatūnga.

   
   

   Ina whakatuwhera koe i te web interface of a factory-default device, it automatically redirects you to the setup wizard.
   • Click the button “Create a new network”. This sets the connected device as the master.

     

   • On the above screen, wait for all nodes to join the network, then click “Continue. On the next screen shown below, enter the settings and click “Save and apply to all nodes in the network”:

     

     • ingoa rohe Powerline: Choose a clear name for the MultiNode network to help identify it.
     • Powerline password: Protects the powerline domain.
     • Kakano: A number from 0 to 59 that uniquely identifies a PLC network. It is recommended to leave this on automatic.
     • Kupuhipa kaiwhakahaere: Protects the MultiNode network management channel.
     • Web interface password: Protects access to the web atanga.
   • After the configuration is applied to all nodes, you will be automatically redirected to the Overview, which lists all nodes in your MultiNode network as shown below. It is recommended to provide meaningful names to nodes, e.g., include a referencethe physicalical installation location.

     

Tautoko

For questions or feedback, please contact us at tautoko@devolo.de.

FAQ

Can I use MultiNode with older firmware versions?

MultiNode is designed to work best with firmware version 7.16.5 or newer for optimal performance and compatibility.

Do I need to configure each device individually in the network?

No, you can use the setup wizard to configure multiple devices simultaneously for easier network setup.

Tuhinga / Rauemi

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