Ewon Flexy 205

This article describes how to perform a manual reset level 1 and level 2 on a Flexy 205 and a Cosy 131.
Tip: Reset level 1 is a user level reset and reset level 2 is a factory reset.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Flexy
Cosy 131
Cosy+

PRE-REQUISITES

This procedure requires to be locally with the Ewon device, it cannot be performed remotely.
It´s mandatory to have Administrator rights on the eCatcher since it will have to be linked to the Talk2M account once again.

Reset level 1 in a Flexy

The first level reset consists in formatting only the “user files” part of the non-volatile memory, affecting the following settings:

Users
Device password (restore to adm)
Tags
IO server config
Gateway config
Ewon identification
User web sit
User scripts

This type of reset does not modify the communication parameters of the Flexy 205.

Steps to perform a level 1 reset:

Flexy must be powered OFF and back ON.
Immediately the reset button should be pressed and maintained, it´s located below the EWON logo, the BI1 led will light up.
After approximately 30 seconds the USR led will blink red, the reset button can be now released, there is only a 5 second window before getting to the reset level 2 stage.
The reset process will begin and last for about 30 seconds.
The Flexy 205 will restart automatically and will be ready when the USR led blinks green.

Reset level 2 in a Flexy

This reset will format all non-volatile memories and erase the Flexy 205 back to factory default, affecting the following settings:

LAN IP address + mask
Internet access
Language settings
COM settings
Talk2M config + key
Proxy configuration
Memory configuration
User(s)
Device password (restored to adm)
Tags
IO server config
Gateway config
Ewon Identification
User web site
User Scripts

Steps to perform a level 2 reset:

Flexy must be powered OFF and back ON.
Immediately the reset button should be pressed and maintained, it´s located below the EWON logo, the BI1 led will light up.
After approximately 35 seconds the USR led will stay red, the reset button can now be released.
The reset will begin and last for about 15 seconds, and start on diagnose mode, which can be identified by the USR led blinking red with a pattern of 200ms ON and 1,5 sec OFF. In case of a different pattern, it means there was a problem with the auto test.
A manual power cycle must be performed, the Flexy will be ready when the USR led blinks green.

Reset level 1 in a Cosy

The first level reset consists in formatting only the “user files” part of the non-volatile memory, affecting the following settings:

Device password (restored to adm) - Only for Cosy 131. On Cosy+ the device password remains.
Device identification
User web site

This type of reset does not modify the communication parameters of the Cosy 131

Steps to perform a level 1 reset:

Cosy must be powered OFF and back ON.
Immediately the reset button should be pressed and maintained, it´s located beside the BI1 led, the BI1 led will light up.
After approximately 30 seconds the USR led will blink red, the reset button can now be released, there is only a 5 second window before getting to the reset level 2 stage.
The reset process will begin and last for 30 about seconds.
The Cosy will restart automatically and will be ready when the USR led blinks green.

Reset level 2 in a Cosy

This reset will format all non-volatile memories and erase the Cosy back to factory default, affecting the following settings:

LAN IP address + mask
Internet access
Language settings
Modem / WI-FI settings
Talk2M config + key - Only for Cosy 131.
- On Cosy+ the Talk2M config + key remain as they are no longer stored in the device configuration files.
Proxy configuration
LAN switch configuration
Device password (restored to adm)
IO server config
Gateway config
Device Identification
User web site

Steps to perform a level 2 reset:

Cosy must be powered OFF and back ON.
Immediately the reset button should be pressed and maintained, it´s located beside the BI1 led, the BI1 led will light up.
After approximately 35 seconds the USR led will stay red, the reset button can now be released.
The reset will begin and last for about 15 seconds, and start on diagnose mode, which can be identified by the USR led blinking red with a pattern of 200ms ON and 1,5 sec OFF. For Cosy+ the USR LED blinks red with the following pattern: 500ms ON, 500ms OFF.
In case of a different pattern, it means there was a problem with the auto test.
A manual power cycle must be performed, the Cosy will be ready when the USR led blinks green.

ADDITIONAL INFO

Document	Document ID
Flexy installation guide	IG-0028-00 1.4 en-US ENGLISH
Cosy installation guide	IG-0022-00 2.9 en-US ENGLISH
Cosy+ installation guide	Ewon® Cosy+ (windows.net)

This article explains how to connect the Schneider M262 PLC using Machine Expert Logic Builder through Ewon/Talk2M.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS (Mandatory)

Ewon : Cosy

Ewon : Flexy

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

QUESTION

Which port(s) should I open in my firewall to allow connection to Talk2M?

ANSWER

Talk2M services are firewall friendly as they use only outbound connections.There are no inbound connections from the Talk2M Servers.

To take advantage of the Talk2M services, your firewall should open only 2 outbound ports: UDP port 1194 and TCP port 443.

Those ports are commonly used and open for secure communications. If you wish to discover more on the addresses and ports used by our VPN servers, please refer to KB-0209-00 - Addresses and ports used by Talk2M.

Historical logging is a helpful feature available on the Ewon Flexy line, allowing the device to record previous values of tags at a set interval or when the value changes enough from what was previously recorded. But how much data is it possible to record?

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

ISSUE / QUESTION / SYMPTOM

How much data can a Flexy log before it runs out of space?
Is it possible to change this limit?
What happens when a Flexy runs out of space?
How long will it take to run out of space?

POSSIBLE CAUSES / ANSWER

How much data can a Flexy log before it runs out of space?

By default, a Flexy can log 300,000 data points. This is at its default recording size of 6MB, which can be changed to 14MB or 19MB by reducing the space available in the /usr folder. See this table for all possible storage sizes:

Recording size	Maximum logged data points
6MB (Default)	300,000
14MB	700,000
19MB	1,000,000

Is it possible to change this limit?

As mentioned in the last answer, the Flexy's recording size can be adjusted from the default of 6MB to 14MB or 19MB. This setting is available in the Ewon's web interface in Setup -> System -> Storage -> Memory Settings. The device always has 35MB of storage available split between the /usr folder and space for recording logs, so the larger the recording size, the less space available for /usr. This generally should not be a concern unless the Flexy is hosting something like a large viewON project.

Fig 1. Memory Settings page on the Ewon Flexy, available in Setup -> System -> Storage -> Memory Settings

Changing the Flexy's recording size will format the Ewon, which means all user settings, tags, programs, and contents of /usr will be erased. Communications settings like IP address and Talk2M registration will remain.

What happens when a Flexy runs out of space?

When the space available for recording historical logs is used up, the Flexy begins overwriting the oldest data first as new data continues coming in (FIFO).

The event log "File was circularized" can be seen in case the historical logging is read by a process (EBD, Datamailbox,...) and the Flexy is overwriting the oldest records at the same time. In this case, the data export is simply stopped.

How long will it take to run out of space?

The amount of time it will take before the historical logging reaches capacity and has to circularize can be determined with this equation:

(DataPointsAvailable / NumberOfTags) * LoggingInterval = Time

DataPointsAvailable is the number of data points that can be recorded for a given recording size
NumberOfTags is the number of tags with historical logging enabled
LoggingInterval is the tags' logging interval in seconds
Time is the time before circularization in seconds

For example, a Flexy with 5 tags, each logged once every 30 seconds, at the default recording size:

(300,000 / 5) * 30 = 1,800,000 seconds, or 20.83 days of logging capacity.

In the case of tags set up to log based on a deadband rather than a specific interval, LoggingInterval should be set to the tags' polling interval to account for the possibility of the tags leaving the deadband with every update.

This article describes how to downgrade an Ewon Flexy Firmware.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

QUESTION

How do I downgrade an Ewon firmware?

ANSWER

A firmware downgrade is possible but it needs to be done with extreme cautious.

To downgrade the Ewon Cosy 131 or Flexy firmware, a recovery must be performed.

For other devices (Ewon Cosy 141, CD), it depends on the firmware your Ewon is currently running and on the file responsible for the downgrade.

For more info, please refer to KB-0291-00: Downgrade an Ewon firmware.

To downgrade a Cosy+, you have to go to https://www.ewon.biz/technical-support/pages/firmware/firmware-manual-download :

Select the version you want to use
Select the option "Update and Factory Reset my device"
Rename the file to "ewon.upkg"
Push it through FTP.
When the FTP connection is closed, the Ewon will install the firmware and reboot.

More info about the downgrade in this document.

This article describes how to configure Flexy tag addressing for Siemens S7 PLCs.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

All Ewon Flexy models

QUESTION

How do you configure Flexy tag addressing for Siemens S7 PLCs?

ANSWER

As you fill out the Address field in the Flexy tag configuration, you may notice that it looks similar to the addressing scheme used in S7 PLCs. This can cause confusion as these are not the same. It's important to note the numbers used in the address of the PLC as it denotes the memory location of the data, but the Flexy's tag addressing contains more information regarding the data type. The full address will be slightly different depending on the memory location in the PLC but the Flexy's web interface helps you build the address step-by-step.

Consider the following example for addressing a variable in a data block:

An S7 Real data type at address %DB601.DBD0 becomes DB601F0 in the Ewon Flexy

As you can see, the numbers in the addressing are the same:

%DB601.DBD0 to DB601F0

A common mistake is with the data type. The address in S7 does not show the data type but rather the size of the memory location. In the example, DBD denotes a double word. If you mistakenly select D for Double Word, the Flexy will interpret this value as an integer value instead of a decimal number. Because this is a Real/Float data type, you have to select F for Float in the Flexy.

%DB601.DBD0 to DB601F0

ADDITIONAL INFO

Flexy IO Servers

Polling Data from Siemens PLC (Using Ethernet Protocol)

An Ewon configuration set contains several configuration files :

config.txt : File containing all system parameters like Ewon name, Timezone, Tags list, IOServers,...
comcfg.txt : File containing all communication parameters : IP settings, APN, Wifi SSID,...
program.bas : File containing the basic script program.

This document explains the system parameters contained in the config.txt file of the Ewon Cosy and Ewon Flexy.

For additional related documentation and file downloads, please visit www.ewon.biz/support.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Cosy 131
Ewon Cosy+
Ewon Flexy

PRE-REQUISITES

You can access to this config.txt file:

In the Ewon backup file (*.tar) :

The Ewon backup files (*.tar) can also be opened using the Ewon Backup analyzer tool. See additional note below.
Directly from the Ewon Flexy Web Interface :
Using a FTP client

Here is an example using FileZilla FTP client :

Here is another one using Notepad++ and the NppFTP addon :
From the Tabular Edition in the Web Interface (Setup > System > Storage > Edit SYSTEM Cfg)

PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION

You can find a detailed description of the config.txt parameters in this document.

ADDITIONAL INFO (FOR DISTRIBUTORS OR PARTNERS ONLY)

The Ewon Backup Analyzer tool allows the distributor or partners to open and analyze customer configurations.

This tool can be downloaded from the Distributor area of the techforum.

This article describes a method to add a custom certificate to the Ewon User directory to communicate with your server through HTTPS.

APPLICABLE PODUCTS

This article is applicable to:

Ewon Flexy 201 and 205

ADDITIONAL INFO

You can find more information at GET / HTTPS Request Using BASIC Script or Java

This article describes how to wire the DI for the Flexy 205.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

QUESTION

How do I wire the DI for Flexy 205?

ANSWER

You can find detailed information about the connector pinout and digital inputs (DI) / digital outputs (DO) in the Installation Guide of the Flexy 205.

An Anybus Wireless Bolt LTE can be used to connect an Ewon to a cellular network.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Anybus Wireless Bolt
Ewon Cosy or Flexy

PRE-REQUISITES

Admin access to the Ewon
A paperclip to factory reset the Bolt
HMS IPconfig to change the Bolt's IP address if necessary

Configuring the Bolt

While the Bolt is powered on, insert a paper clip to hold the reset button for >10 seconds. This will restore the Bolt to factory default settings.

Fig 1. The reset button on an AWB2030 Ethernet RJ45 PoE Bolt
Connect the Bolt to a computer for configuration and supply power either through PoE or an independent power supply.
Navigate to 192.168.0.98 to access the Bolt's configuration webpage.
- If this IP is not accessible, use the HMS IPConfig Utility to update the Bolt's IP to one that is.
Enable or Disable the Bolt’s DHCP Server and select the DHCP range, if necessary.
Navigate to ‘Cellular Settings’ and make sure the APN is correct for your cellular provider or use Automatic APN Assignment.
On the System Overview page, make sure that you have a Data Connection.

Fig 2. ‘Yes’ indicates a Data Connection and Uptime shows the length of connection.

7. Click Save and Reboot to apply these settings, then connect the Ethernet cable to the Ewon's WAN port (lit with orange) or connect both the Bolt and Ewon to the same switch.

Configuring the Ewon

Click Wizards at the top right, then select the Internet wizard on the right.
Choose Ethernet for the interface.
Use DHCP or set a static IP address in the same subnet as the Bolt’s Ethernet IP address (If using a static IP address, you must set the default gateway and DNS settings. The gateway should be the Bolt’s LAN IP address.)
Complete the wizard and verify the connection is working.

Fig 3. A successful Internet wizard test

Troubleshooting

If the Internet test fails, there are a few possible explanations:

The Bolt did not connect to the cellular network:
Check the Diagnostic page on the Bolt. It will show information such as the signal strength and connection status. Try pinging a public domain address, like anybus.com. If it doesn’t work, try a public IP address, like 8.8.8.8. If you cannot ping a domain, but you can ping an IP address, it suggests a DNS issue.
Reboot the Bolt and then Reboot the Ewon:
Reboot the Bolt and wait for it to connect to the cellular network. Once it’s connected, reboot the Ewon. This will ensure all settings have been applied.
The network settings on the Ewon weren't right for the network:
Verify that the Ewon’s WAN address is in the same subnet as the Bolt’s Ethernet address. Note that the LAN and WAN subnets on an Ewon cannot overlap, so whether DHCP or a static IP is used, the WAN IP must not be in the same subnet as the LAN.

This documents specifies the average consumption of the Ewon Flexy as well as its extension cards under 12 VDC (@ 25 °C). This is particularly useful when you need to power the installation using solar panels.

This information is supplied without liability. The consumption data are not guaranteed and
may vary following the configuration and the installation conditions.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon : Flexy

Ewon : Cosy

Reference	Description of test conditions	Avg consumption @ 25 °C
Cosy+ Ethernet	Cosy+ Ethernet with ongoing communication. Without USB	(12V-173mA) – 2,076 W
	Cosy+ Ethernet with ongoing communication. With USB (2.5W)	(12V-405mA) - 4,860 W
Cosy+ Wifi	Cosy+ Wifi with 1 Eth port connected and Wifi client connected. Without USB	(12V-175 mA) - 2,10 W
	Cosy+ Wifi with 1 Eth port connected and Wifi client connected. With USB	(12V-450 mA) - 5,40 W
Cosy+ 4G	Cosy+ 4G with Eth 1 port connected and 4G connected. Without USB	(12V-215 mA) - 2,58 W
	Cosy+ 4G with Eth 1 port connected and 4G connected. With USB	(12V-495 mA) - 5,94 W

Flexy Base Units

Reference	Description of test conditions	Avg consumption @ 25 °C
Flexy x01	Flexy x01 Eth. Switch version - 4 ports connected	(12V-220mA) – 2,64W
Flexy x02	Flexy x02 Serial & Eth. Version – Eth. Connected and RS485 + pol. communicating.	(12V 155mA) – 1,86W
Flexy x03	Flexy x03 MPI & Eth. Version – Eth. Connected and MPI communicating 12Mb/s.	(12V 130mA) – 1,56W
Flexy 205	Eth Switch – 4 ports connected no Eth Switch – 4 ports connected + downloading files from device memory	(12V 202mA) – 2,42W (12V 249mA) – 2,99W

Flexy Extension Cards

Reference	Description of test conditions	Avg consumption @ 25 °C
FLB3101	Ethernet extension – Eth. Connected.	(12V-50mA) – 0,6W
FLB3202 (3G)	GSM Network registered (HSPA) Internet connection (HSPA) Data transfer - download (HSPA) Data transfer - upload (HSPA)	(12V – 35mA) – 0,42W (12V – 105mA) – 1,26W (12V – 135mA) – 1,62W (12V – 235mA) – 2,82W
FLB3203/4/5 (4G)	Same as FLB3202
FLA3301	2 Serial ports – communicating.	(12V – 5mA) – > 0,1W
FLX3402	IO extension – AI and DI acquisition, IO extension – AI and DI acquisition, 2 relays closed	(12V – 7mA) – >0,1W (12V – 50mA) – 0,6W
FLB3271	Wifi module – idle Wifi module – transmitting/receiving data	(12V – 15mA) – 0,18 W (12V – 95mA) – 1,14 W
FLC3701	MPI - communicating	(12V – 19mA) – 0,22 W

This document will give you the maximum number of devices that can be polled by the Ewon Flexy per IOServer/Communication protocol

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon : Flexy

Modbus RTU (Modbus IOserver)

By default, a Modbus RS485 network supports 32 Slaves.
But if the Modbus Slave devices have a high input impedance (like the one used in Ewon), then this limit can be extended to 254 devices .
Pay attention that the network must be terminated and polarized to achieve such a performance.

Modbus TCP (Modbus IOserver)

In Modbus TCP, you can poll up to 32 devices

Ethernet IP (DF1/ABLogix IOservers)

In Ethernet IP, you can poll up to 16 devices

Siemens MPI (S3&400 IOserver)

In MPI, you can poll up to 127 devices

Siemens ISOTCP (S3&400 IOserver)

In ISOTCP, you can poll up to 32 devices

This article describes how to install eCatcher or eBuddy for Ewon Flexy.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

QUESTION

I can't manage to install eCatcher or eBuddy

ANSWER

To install eCatcher or eBuddy, the user performing the installation must have administrator rights on the computer.

Without such privilege, the installation is impossible and results in an error. In this case, you must contact your IT department.

The MEMORY IO Server is not a real IO server because values do not come from a peripheral.
Memory Tags (Tags defined with the MEM IO server) are rather sorts of variables that can be modified by a user input or by a BASIC application.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

ISSUE / QUESTION / SYMPTOM

How can I recollect a tag value after a reboot?

POSSIBLE CAUSES / ANSWER

By using RET tag topic, the tag becomes retentive.

Each change of the tag is saved to flash memory and when the Ewon boots, the last value of the Tag is restored. This feature can be convenient to use Tags as parameters.

For general tags the only thing you have to do is to ensure the MEM tag is set to the RET topic, so that it retains the tag value after a reboot.

In case you are using a buit-in Counter Tag for the digital inputs you have to first setup the tag, and use scripting to set the value of the RET tag. The script must be placed in INIT section and it must be set in Autorun.

In the example below MEM_CI is my MEM tag:

CI@ = MEM_CI@
ONCHANGE "CI","MEM_CI@ = CI@"

ADDITIONAL INFO

RET values are saved in the FLASH memory, this is not an immediate operation and the FLASH memory can only be written and erased a limited (even if huge 100.000) number of times.
This means that you should not use a BASIC script for changing retentive values at very high rate. 1 Tag/Sec. is a maximum AVERAGE rate (occasional higher rates are not prohibited at all).

This article describes why the Talk2M activation email was not received.

APPLICABLE PRODUCTS

Ewon Flexy

ISSUE

I didn’t receive the Talk2M activation email.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

The Talk2M activation email is automatically sent a few minutes after the creation of the Talk2M account. The activation link inside the email is valid for 48 hours only. Once the link expired, the account is automatically deleted.

If the activation email is not in your inbox, please check first the spam or junk folder.

If the email cannot be found in those folders as well, check with the IT department if the mail server didn’t retain this email at the source.

If it is still not the case, contact your nearest support center.

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Ewon Model 04801 - Notified Body - EU Type Examination Certificate	2022-07-24	pdf	651.1 KB	3b93a705-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download

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IG-0025-00 - FLB 3203: Cellular Modem 4G (Verizon)	1.1	pdf	8.0 MB	68e60c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0028-00 - Ewon Flexy Base Unit 205	1.8	pdf	3.5 MB	dee80c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0026-00 - FLB 3204: Cellular Modem 4G (Europe)	1.4	pdf	866.5 KB	cfe60c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0030-00 - FLX 3402: 8DI-4AI-2DO	1.3	pdf	835.7 KB	a4e70c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0027-00 - FLB 3205: Cellular Modem 4G (North America)	1.1	pdf	922.7 KB	3ee70c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0024-00 - FLB 3601: 3 USB Ports	1.3	pdf	566.0 KB	035f0d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0020-00 - FLB 3271: Wi-Fi Modem	1.7	pdf	6.4 MB	d7e70c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0029-00 - FLC 3701: MPI Port	1.2	pdf	8.3 MB	71e70c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0016-00 - FLA 3301: 2 Serial Ports	1.6	pdf	1.9 MB	50e40c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0019-00 - FLB 3202: Cellular Modem 3G+	1.7	pdf	7.2 MB	10e50c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0014-00 - Ewon Flexy: Base Units 10x-20x	1.11	pdf	5.5 MB	9be80c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0017-00 - FLX 3101: Single Ethernet Port	1.5	pdf	5.6 MB	cf590d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0033-00 - FLB 3208 4G (LTE) Extension Card_EN	1.3	pdf	1.8 MB	8934ec05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
IG-0034-00 - FLB 320A: Cellular Modem 4G (Europe)	1.1	pdf	3.8 MB	d542a505-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download

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RG-0009-00 - Export Block Descriptor	1.3	pdf	418.6 KB	d1732d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
RG-0007-01 - IO Servers	1.2	pdf	1.9 MB	ad732d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
SSH-0050-00 - Ewon COMcfg parameters (comcfg.txt)		pdf	327.4 KB	98a887ff-0cb3-4389-9846-f0062ec36a3b Download
SSH-0052-00 Ewon SYS Parameters (config.txt)	1.4	pdf	369.9 KB	384b406b-e496-4d17-a127-9e641ab37d89 Download
RG-0008-00 - Flexy Family	1.6	pdf	630.2 KB	18ae1905-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
RG-0006-01_EN - Basic-Programming	1.9	pdf	1.0 MB	e849d805-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download

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Devices Start-Up Guide		html	117.0 bytes	f631289d-e3d4-4982-be83-59d2fcb5d2fb Download
PRI-TS-002 - Profinet DCP Assignment	1.0	pdf	908.2 KB	0b135b05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Talk2m Onsite Firewall Requirements		html	126.0 bytes	b851b78a-9595-44bd-b59d-4acbf8b80f58 Download
Guidelines - Addresses & Ports Used by Talk2m	SSH-0209-00	pdf	322.9 KB	93dea857-d01c-48c2-ae95-d59a77728b39 Download
UM-0002-00 - Flexy Family	1.4	pdf	2.4 MB	1f3a1905-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
How to restore an Ewon backup through Ebuddy	1.2	pdf	585.9 KB	3acdb1f3-9252-4e48-9ffb-a5006a53941c Download
UTC timestamp logging with Flexy		pdf	359.0 KB	fedd1ddb-1d54-4cf5-8c7c-42a17a574123 Download

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Firmware 14.9s3 (recovery)	14.9s3	ebu	36.9 MB	4ea03b3d-337f-4c22-a910-62560d6d4481 Download
Firmware 14.9s3	14.9s3	edf	9.0 MB	a5d4e4e8-034c-4655-a5f1-5537cbaa91b7 Download
Firmware Release Notes (Cosy 131 & Flexy)		txt	135.0 KB	52fa7b05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Firmware 14.8s0	14.8s0	edf	8.8 MB	ffadec05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Firmware 14.7s2	14.7s2	ebu	35.1 MB	2463df05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Firmware 14.8s0 (recovery)	14.8s0	ebu	36.5 MB	17a1e605-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Firmware 14.7s2	14.8s0	edf	7.5 MB	0c63df05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download

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eVCOM	1.3.1.34	zip	1.7 MB	3eed2d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Talk2m Connection Checker	3.0.11	msi	2.1 MB	b83e4c05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Talk2m Connection Checker for Windows 7	3.0.6	msi	2.1 MB	953b2f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Viewon		msi	69.7 MB	79ce677e-235d-4710-8c98-6a5122846137 Download
Ebuddy	12.4.2	msi	4.0 MB	e7567905-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Open Source Components source code		pdf	105.3 KB	f7558d40-b4a1-4e18-ae66-151c26426376 Download
Ecatcher	7.0.2	msi	60.3 MB	34cb2d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
Ecatcher - Release notes	7.0.2	txt	28.1 KB	0ec09705-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download

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AUG-0079-00 - Poll data from Allen-Bradley PLC using Ethernet protocol	2.1	pdf	893.7 KB	ee1e3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0057-00 - Security Features for Talk2m PRO Account	1.2	pdf	1.2 MB	1b462f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0073-00 - Get started with MQTT on Ewon Flexy	1.1	pdf	321.3 KB	a89e3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0064-00 - OPC UA Server	1.2	pdf	1.3 MB	63691a05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0066-00 - Connect 2 sites together through VPN using cellular network	1.0	pdf	923.3 KB	52772f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0048-00 - Poll data from Siemens PLC using Ethernet protocol	2.0	pdf	792.7 KB	ca193005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0082-00 - Connect an Ewon to Mindsphere®	1.0	pdf	1.4 MB	f93f3105-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0077-00 - SIB Fix for 4G Modem	1.0	pdf	1.2 MB	0a882805-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0063-00 - eBuddy	1.1	pdf	773.7 KB	3f742d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0078-00 - Poll data from Schneider PLC using Ethernet procotol	1.0	pdf	1.4 MB	cc1e3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
SSH-0085-00 - Why to upgrade from Talk2m free to Talk2m light or pro		pdf	1.3 MB	e6e9141f-1f1d-4a9f-89e1-a4904db3a5fd Download
AUG-0081-00 - Poll data from Siemens PLC using MPI protocol	2.0	pdf	895.9 KB	dc1f3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0069-00 - Extend the Ewon user directory memory with the EUM card	1.1	pdf	548.7 KB	75742d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0043-00 - Configure the remote access for Mitsubishi PLC	2.3	pdf	2.2 MB	567a2e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0036-00 - Configure the remote access for Omron PLC	2.3	pdf	2.0 MB	d9792e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0038-00 - Configure the remote access for Schneider PLC	2.3	pdf	2.2 MB	2e7a2e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0083-00 - 3G Modem Firmware Update (v26 to v28)	1.0	pdf	470.0 KB	9a4c4d05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0037-00 - Configure the remote access for Siemens PLC through STEP7	2.3	pdf	2.6 MB	067a2e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0074-00 - OPC UA Client	1.2	pdf	385.4 KB	ad691a05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0088-00 - Poll data from Mitsubishi PLC using Ethernet protocol	1.0	pdf	708.9 KB	39c56f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0047-00 - Configure the remote access for Siemens PLC through TIA portal	2.3	pdf	2.9 MB	877b2e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0032-00 - eVCOM getting started	1.0	pdf	1.0 MB	160c2f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0059-00 - Polling data from MODBUS TCP	2.0	pdf	786.4 KB	a11e3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0035-00 - Configure the remote access for Allen-Bradley PLC	2.3	pdf	2.0 MB	a2792e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0086-00 - Manage device access with a Talk2M PRO account	1.0	pdf	1.6 MB	5fa74e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0062-00 - Easy Commissioning via SD Card & USB Drive	1.4	pdf	284.8 KB	af661a05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0089-00 - Connect an Ewon gateway to Talk2M	1.0	pdf	1.1 MB	dd537905-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0071-01 - Poll data from a BACNET IP device	1.2	pdf	628.1 KB	76f73305-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0054-00 - Configure the remote access for Schneider PLC M285-based model	2.3	pdf	1.8 MB	e57e2e05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0072-00 - Ecatcher Mobile App: Connect to an Ewon and the devices behind it	1.0	pdf	821.6 KB	13fc4b05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0045-00 - Poll data from Allen-Bradley PLC using serial protocol	2.2	pdf	967.2 KB	98193005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0070-00 - PLC discovery through Talk2m	1.3	pdf	995.2 KB	e9762f05-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
AUG-0080-00 - Poll data from Modbus RTU	2.0	pdf	889.7 KB	521f3005-22ce-6706-92f4-ff00001bbfd4 Download
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Ewon Flexy 205

Overview

Features and benefits

Easily acquire and log data

Enable machine remote connectivity

Implement efficient data monitoring

Leverage flexible data integration

Do more with built-in connectors and APIs

Future-proof thanks to extension cards

Extended data services

OPC UA ready

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