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WIZ550WEB Users' Guide
Overview
WIZ550web provides the lightweight webserver operating. It controls digital output or monitors digital and analogue input through web browser. Example web pages is stored in micro SD memory card.
Features
- HTTP Server + Demo pages to control all I/O port
- Guarantee system stability and reliability by using the H/W TCP/IP chip W5500
- Support extra “Configuration Tool Program” through network.
- Support serial configuration like AT commands.
- 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Interface
- RoHS Compliant
TFTP Guide Document
Configuration Tool
Description
WIZnet Configuration tool is an application program which is based on java and can be used in most OS platforms including Windows, MAC OS and Linux. Please download .jar file and execute it over Java Virtual Machine.
WIZnet Configuration tool consists four sections
- Common Configuration Section
- Network Configuration Section
- Serial Configuration Section
- Option Configuration Section
You can set the Common Configuration, “IP” of Network configuration with “Module Name” and “Setting Password” of Option configuration section for WIZ550WEB.
Notice) You can set WIZ550WEB module through WIZnet Configuration Tool version 1.02 or the latest version.
Common Configurations
Search
The Search function is used to search for all existing modules on the same LAN. By using UDP broadcast, it finds all modules on the same subnet, and found devices will be listed in the “Serial to Ethernet” tree(Search Window) with its MAC address.
Setting
This function is used to apply your configurations.
When you select the MAC address from the “Search Window”, the default value of the module will be displayed. Modify your configurations and click “Setting” button to apply your settings. The module will re-initialize and save the changed configurations.
Users can change the configurations by following the steps below.
1. Select the MAC address of the device which you would like to modify in the “Search Window” 2. Modify the settings according to your needs 3. Click the “Setting” button and then "Password Input Windows" pop up - Default Password is "WIZnet" 4. Input "Setting Password" and Click "OK" button 5. The module will be initialized by a re-booting process 6. To verify your settings, please click ‘Search’ button and view your new settings
F/W Uploading
Firmware will be uploaded through TFTP. Click “F/W Uploading” Button and a popup window will shows as follow.
Server IP : TFTP Server IP Server Port : TFTP Server Port (TFTP default Port : 69) File Name : Firmware File Name Password : Setting Password
☞ WIZnet Configure tool does not supported TFTP server. So please use TFTP program separately.
Reset
This is the function which makes Module reboot. This requires password to reboot.
Factory Reset
All setting value is initialized to factory default, if the “Factory Reset” button is clicked. Factory default values of Module are listed below.
| Category | Item | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Local IP | 192.168.11.100 |
| Local Gateway | 192.168.11.1 | |
| Local Subnet | 255.255.255.0 |
Exit
Close the configuration tool program window.
Search Window
If you click the “Search” button, all MAC addresses on the same subnet will be displayed.
Search Method
Reserved
Firmware Version
It displays the firmware version.
Network Configurations
IP
This section is for setting Module mode's network information
IP:
Module's IP Address
Gateway:
Module's Gateway Address
Subnet mask:
Module's Subnet Mask
☞ If you are unclear about your Local IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway information, you have to get this information from your network administrator. If the IP address is not correct, IP collision or network problems may occur.
Options Configurations
Module Name
The device name is displayed in this area.
User can use this name to distinguish this module with others
Password
Currently active for WIZ550web: Field “Setting Password”.
In this area the password for updating the settings can be changed. Critical functions like “Setting”, “Firmware Upload”, “Reset” and “Factory Reset” need this password to try issued action and avoid unauthorized users' command. If the user wants to replace the current or default Setting Password by a new one, this field should be updated with the new one before clicking on the “Setting” button and entering the old Setting Password.
Please note: the default Setting Password is “WIZnet” (without the brackets).
WIZ550WEB AT Command Set
This section provides a list of WIZ550WEB AT commands and their functions. Users can input commands and parameters through USART line. Every command starts with “AT”. Any other initial character will cause an error in return. Commands and parameters are all ASCII characters, i.e. when you input 'AT+NSTAT', you should input ASCII characters 'A', 'T', '+', 'N', 'S', 'T', 'A', 'T' and 'Enter Key' which is CR, LF (0x0d, 0x0A).
All commands should be terminated with CR(0x0D), LF(0x0A)
Some parameters are mandatory and others are optional. Parameters must be entered in the order of format column given by the command tables. Although the optional parameter is not used, the comma delimiters ',' must still be included in the command. In most cases, valid commands return the character [S] and invalid inputs return [F]. The possible responses sent from WIZ550WEB to the user are described as Responses. Below are examples of user input. As you can see, WIZ550WEB return “\r\n” back instead of “\r”, which means user (host system) always handle '\r\n' as the only delimiter.
| Input by User | AT\r\n (0x61 0x74 0x0d 0x0a) |
|---|---|
| Output from WIZ550WEB | [S]\r\n (0x5b 0x53 0x5d 0x0d 0x0a) |
Responses
Response Format
[(Type),(Id),(Param1),(Param2),(Param3),(Param4),(Param5),(Param6)]↓(Data)↓
- (Type): Type of response. It can be one of S, D, F, W, R and V.
- (Id): Socket Identifier. This is the mandatory in Async mode.
- (Param1) ~ (Param6): ): These are included in case of commands retrieving module's setting value.
- ↓: This means 'Enter' key as delimiter and CR, LF(0x0d, 0x0a) are its real value.
- (Data): When huge data are needed, 'Data' will be followed in case of Type of response, D and R.
Responses are listed below.
| Response | Description |
|---|---|
| Success Response | [S,(Id),(Param1),(Param2),(Param3),(Param4),(Param5),(Param6)]↓ Command Request Success, outputs with param when it's needed. |
| Success Dump Response | [D,(Id),(Size)]↓(Data)↓ Command Request Success, Outputs large data include 'Enter key' value. |
| Fail Response | [F,(Id),(ErrorCode),(ErrorParam)]↓ Command Request Fail, outputs with param when it's needed. |
| Wait Response | [W,(Id)]↓ Command is started with ID in Async mode. |
| Data Receive Response | [R,(SockId),(ReceivedSize),(SrcIP),(SrcPort)]↓(Data)↓ Outputs the received data. |
| Event Response | [V,(Id),(EventCode)]↓ Event occurred. |
- (Id): 0 - System ID or 0~n - Socket Number
- (Size): Byte size of the output data
- (ErrorCode): Error Code
- (ErrorParam): Value of description for Error Code
- (SockId): Socket Identifier of the socket which received data
- (ReceivedSize): Byte size of received data
- (SrcIP): Sender's IP address. This is mandatory in case of UDP & TCP Client. In case of TCP Server this is omitted.
- (SrcPort): Sender socket's port number. This is mandatory in case of UDP & TCP Client. In case of TCP Server this is omitted.
- (EventCode): Indication of which event happened.
Error Code
General Error Code
| Code | Error Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | ERR_Undefined | Undefined Error |
| 1 | ERR_WrongOperator | Wrong Operator |
| 2 | ERR_WrongCommandSign | Wrong Command Sign |
| 3 | ERR_WrongArguments | Wrong Arguments |
| 4 | ERR_OurofRange | Parameter is out of Range |
| 5 | ERR_FuncDisabled | This function is disabled |
| 6 | ERR_NotAllowed | Not Allowed |
| 7 | ERR_CommandBusy | Command Busy |
| 8 | ERR_CommandTimeout | Command Timeout |
Socket Error Code
| Code | Error Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | ERR_SockNotAvail | Socket Not Available |
| 11 | ERR_SockClosed | Socket Closed |
| 12 | ERR_SockPortNumNotAvail | Port Not Available |
| 13 | ERR_SockNotConnected | Not Connected |
| 14 | ERR_SockWrongAddr | Wrong Address |
| 15 | ERR_SockDataNotAvailable | Data Not Available |
Other Error Code
| Code | Error Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | ERR_NoFreeMem | No Free Memory |
Event Code
Socket Event Code
| Code | Socket Event Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | EVENT_SockConnected | Connected. Socket transition from Listen state to established state |
| 1 | EVENT_SockDisconnected | Disconnected. Socket transition from established state to disconnected state |
| 2 | EVENT_SockClosed | Closed. Socket transition to closed state |
| 3 | EVENT_SockDataRcvd | Data Received. The corresponding socket received data from its peer |
Network Commands
| Command | Prop. | Input Parameter | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT+NSET | None or ? | [S,,S,(IP),(SN),(GW),(DNS)] | |
| [S,,D] | |||
| = | S,(IP),(SN),(GW),(DNS) | [S] | |
| D | [S] | ||
| - | num,Param | [S] | |
| AT+NSTAT | None or ? | [S,,S/D,(IP),(SN),(GW),(DNS)] | |
| AT+NMAC | None or ? | [S,,(MAC)] | |
| = | (MAC) | [S] |
====AT+NSET====
- Format:
AT+NSET=<DHCP>,<IP>,<SN>,<GW>,<DNS>
- Meaning: Network Configuration
<DHCP>: Static/DHCP
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| S | DHCP Off, Static |
| D | DHCP On, DHCP Client |
<IP>: IP Address (Optional)
<SN>: Subnet Mask (Optional)
<GW>: Gateway Address (Optional)
<DNS>: DNS Address (Optional)
- Response:
[S]
- Example 1:
AT+NSET\r\n
AT+NSET?\r\n
- Meaning: Get Current Network Setting
Note that <IP>,<SN>,<GW>,<DNS> address of response are not actual addresses, but addresses stored in the memory. So when DHCP is on, they are usually different from actual addresses.
- Response:
[S,,S,192.168.11.100,255.255.255.0,192.168.11.1,8.8.8.8]
[S,,D]
- Example 2:
AT+NSET-2,192.168.11.110\r\n
- Meaning: Update Second Parameter
- Response:
[S]
====AT+NSTAT====
- Format:
AT+NSTAT
AT+NSTAT?
- Meaning: Display Current Network Status
- Response:
[S,,<DHCP>,<IP>,<SN>,<GW>,<DNS>]
- Example 1:
AT+NSTAT\r\n
AT+NSTAT?\r\n
- Meaning: Display Current Network Status
- Response:
[S,,S,192.168.11.100,255.255.255.0,192.168.11.1,8.8.8.8]
[S,,D]
====AT+NMAC====
- Format:
AT+NMAC
AT+NMAC?
- Meaning: Get MAC Address
- Response:
[S,,<MAC>]
- Example 1:
AT+NMAC=00:08:dc:1d:bb:8b\r\n
- Meaning: Set MAC Address
- Response:
[S]
- Example 2:
AT+NMAC\r\n
AT+NMAC?\r\n
- Meaning: Get MAC Address
- Response:
[S,,00:08:dc:1d:bb:8a]
Management Commands
| Command | Prop. | Input Parameter | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT | None | [S] | |
| ? | [D,,(Size)]↓(Data) | ||
| AT+MSTAT | None or ? | [S,,(Version)] | |
| AT+MUSART1 | None or ? | [S,,(BR),(W),(P),(S),(F)] | |
| = | (BR),(W),(P),(S),(F) | [S] | |
| - | num,Param | [S] | |
| AT+MUSART2 | None or ? | [S,,(BR),(W),(P),(S),(F)] | |
| = | (BR),(W),(P),(S),(F) | [S] | |
| - | num,Param | [S] | |
| AT+MSAVE | None | [S] | |
| AT+MRST | None | [S] | |
| = | F | [S] |
====AT====
- Format:
AT
- Meaning: Terminal Check
- Response:
[S]
====AT+MSTAT====
- Format:
AT+MSTAT
AT+MSTAT?
- Meaning: Get Current Version
- Response:
[S,,<Version>]
====AT+MUSART1====
- Format:
AT+MUSART1=<BR>,<W>,<P>,<S>,<F>
- Meaning: Serial Interface(USART1) Configuration
<BR>: Baud rate
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 300 | 300bps |
| 600 | 600bps |
| 1200 | 1200bps |
| 2400 | 2400bps |
| 4800 | 4800bps |
| 9600 | 9600bps |
| 19200 | 19200bps |
| 38400 | 38400bps |
| 57600 | 57600bps |
| 115200 | 115200bps |
| 230400 | 230400bps |
<W>: Word length
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 7 | 7 bits |
| 8 | 8 bits |
<P>: Parity bit
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| N | NONE |
| O | ODD |
| E | EVEN |
<S>: Stop bit
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1 bits |
| 2 | 2 bits |
<F>: Flow Control
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | NONE |
| 1 | RTS/CTS |
| 2 | RS422 |
| 3 | RS485 |
- Response:
[S,,<BR>,( <W>, <P>, <S> ) <F>]
- Example1:
AT+MUSART1
AT+MUSART1?
- Meaning: Get Serial Interface(USART1) Information
- Response:
[S,,<BR>,( <W>, <P>, <S> ) <F>]
- Example2:
AT+MUSART1=,,E,,0
- Meaning: Set Serial Interface(USART1) Information
- Response:
[S]
====AT+MUSART2====
- Format:
AT+MUSART2=<BR>,<W>,<P>,<S>,<F>
- Meaning: Serial Interface(USART2) Configuration
<BR>: Baud rate
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 300 | 300bps |
| 600 | 600bps |
| 1200 | 1200bps |
| 2400 | 2400bps |
| 4800 | 4800bps |
| 9600 | 9600bps |
| 19200 | 19200bps |
| 38400 | 38400bps |
| 57600 | 57600bps |
| 115200 | 115200bps |
| 230400 | 230400bps |
<W>: Word length
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 7 | 7 bits |
| 8 | 8 bits |
<P>: Parity bit
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| N | NONE |
| O | ODD |
| E | EVEN |
<S>: Stop bit
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1 bits |
| 2 | 2 bits |
<F>: Flow Control
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | NONE |
| 1 | RTS/CTS |
| 2 | RS422 |
| 3 | RS485 |
- Response:
[S,,<BR>,( <W>, <P>, <S> ) <F>]
- Example1:
AT+MUSART2
AT+MUSART2?
- Meaning: Get Serial Interface(USART2) Information
- Response:
[S,,<BR>,( <W>, <P>, <S> ) <F>]
- Example2:
AT+MUSART2=,,E,,0
- Meaning: Set Serial Interface(USART2) Information
- Response:
[S]
====AT+MSAVE====
- Format:
AT+MSAVE
- Meaning: Save configuration data to flash
- Response:
[S]
====AT+MRST====
- Format:
AT+MRST
- Meaning: Reset Module
- Response:
[S]
Function Commands
| Command | Prop. | Input Parameter | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT+FIODIR | = | (PIN) | [S,,(Direction)] |
| = | (PIN),(Direction) | [S] | |
| AT+FIOVAL | = | (PIN) | [S,,(VAL)] |
| = | (PIN),(VAL) | [S] |
====AT+FIODIR====
- Format:
AT+FIODIR=<PIN>
AT+FIODIR=<PIN>,<Direction>
- Meaning: Read/Write the Status of GPIO Pin Direction
<PIN> : GPIO Pin Number (1 ~ 16)
<Direction> : GPIO Pin Direction
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Not Used (Read Only) |
| 1 | Input |
| 2 | Output |
- Response:
[S,,<Direction>]
[S]
- Example1:
AT+FIODIR=1\r\n
- Meaning: Read the Direction of GPIO Pin 1
- Response:
[S,,1]
- Example2:
AT+FIODIR=1,2\r\n
- Meaning: Write the Direction of GPIO Pin 1 to Output
- Response:
[S]
====AT+FIOVAL====
- Format:
AT+FIOVAL=<PIN>
AT+FIOVAL=<PIN>,<VAL>
- Meaning: Read/Write the Input/Output Value of GPIO Pin
<PIN> : GPIO Pin Number (1 ~ 16)
<VAL> : GPIO Pin Output Value
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Low |
| 1 | High |
- Response:
[S,,<VAL>]
[S]
- Example1:
AT+FIOVAL=1\r\n
- Meaning: Read the Value of GPIO Pin 1
- Response:
[S,,1]
- Example2:
AT+FIOVAL=1,1\r\n
- Meaning: Write the Value of GPIO Pin 1 to High(Output Only)
- Response:
[S]
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