Wire Pool’nX: KNX bus, 9-30 V DC power supply and Ethernet

Step 1 of 8 · Pool’nX commissioning

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All commissioning steps

Pool’nX mounts on a DIN rail and connects to three things: the KNX bus, a 9-30 V DC auxiliary power supply and an Ethernet network with Internet access. The specifications, connectors and diagram below apply to both the Klereo and PoolCop variants.

Intended for the installer preparing the electrical cabinet. Once the gateway is wired, follow commissioning in Can’nX Cloud.

Technical specifications

Specification	Value
KNX bus	KNX TP, S-Mode (ETS), 30 V, 5 mA
Auxiliary power supply	9-30 V DC, 2 W
Network	Ethernet 10/100 Mbit/s, RJ45 socket
Mounting	DIN rail, 2 modules
Dimensions	35 mm wide, 90 mm high, 70 mm deep
Operating temperature	-25 °C to +55 °C
Installation location	Watertight cabinet

Locate the connectors and the front panel

Marking	Location	Role
KNX + and −	Top terminal block	Connection to the KNX bus
DC IN 9 … 30V + and −	Bottom terminal block, left	Auxiliary power supply
ETHERNET	Bottom socket, right	Local network and Internet access
PROTECT ON - OFF	Front panel	In the ON position, blocks access to the configuration site and to the Pool’nX window
UNMOUNT - MOUNT	Front panel	Reserved for maintenance operations by support
POWER	Green LED, front panel	Power indicator
MOUNTED	Red LED, front panel	SD card status, according to the printed patterns WORKING and REMOVE CARD
SD CARD	Front panel	SD card reader for KNX telegram logging
USB	Front panel	USB port
DOC QR code	Front label	Documentation QR code
Identification QR code	Side label	Identifier scanned when adding the gateway in Can’nX Cloud; the label also shows the MAC address and the serial number (S/N)

Note the MAC address and the serial number before closing the cabinet: they let you add the gateway without scanning the QR code.

Wire the gateway

1. Fix the gateway on the DIN rail of the cabinet.

2. Connect the KNX bus to the KNX terminal block, observing the + and − markings.

3. Connect the output of a 9-30 V DC power supply to the DC IN terminal block, + and −. The power supply must provide at least 2 W.

4. Connect the ETHERNET socket to a switch or to the Internet router with an RJ45 cable.

5. Switch on the power supply.

   

The KNX bus is not needed for initialization in Can’nX Cloud: the power supply and Internet access are enough. Connected to the router, the gateway connects to the Can’nX cloud by itself, without any change to the local network settings.

Check the result

• In Can’nX Cloud, after commissioning, the gateway appears online in the project list.
• Its page shows its Local IP address, which opens the local configuration site.
• On the page, Protection mode is not Locked: the PROTECT switch is set to OFF.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Cause and action
The POWER and MOUNTED LEDs do not go out at startup	The gateway did not start correctly. Check the connections and the power rating of the power supply.
Gateway offline in Can’nX Cloud and local site unreachable	Check the 9-30 V DC, 2 W power supply, the RJ45 cable and the network’s Internet access.
Gateway offline in Can’nX Cloud, local site reachable	Enable DHCP on the Network page of the local site to test. Have the network administrator check that the gateway can access the Internet, and disable IPv6 for the devices on the router’s local network.
Pool’nX and Advanced Configuration buttons greyed out, Protection mode Locked	The PROTECT switch is set to ON. Set it to OFF.

For other situations, see Pool’nX troubleshooting. If the problem persists, write to support@can-nx.com with the gateway name, its serial number and the state of the LEDs.