This article describes how to connect a Stahlwille Manoscope 766 to ELAM Solutions.
The Stahlwille Manoscope communicates with ELAM Solutions via OpenProtocol. A SWA5 client is required as a gateway to use the Stahlwille tool.
For optimal use of ELAM Solutions and seamless integration of Stahlwille tools, we recommend always using the firmware versions that we have tested.
Before the manoscope can be used as a tool in ELAM, the Stahlwille hardware must be configured through the Guidemaster software.
To be able to connector with the WiFi Hotspot of Stahlwille controller you need a password.
Stahlwille tools can be connected in two different ways.
The Stahlwille controller must be set to the static IP address between 10.43.0.2 - 10.43.0.25. If more than one device is connected to the SWA5, the IP address of the device must be unique and be in the IP address range 10.43.0.2 - 10.43.0.25.
Note: Please note that IP addresses that are already in use are not used twice.
In step 1, you must connect to the controller in order to change the IP address. This works as follows:
In step 2, you must connect to the controller via WiFi. This works as follows:
In step 3, start the Guidemaster software and connect to the controller. This works as follows:
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In step 4, you must connect to the controller so that the IP address can be changed. This works as follows:
In step 5, change the ip-adress. This works as follows:
Individual programs for the tools are stored in the controller.
The Psets can be managed in the Add/edit joint area.
Note: You must enter your tool numbers in the Tools section of the Guidemaster software so that the tool can be selected when setting the Pset.
To save the settings, always click on this button in the top right-hand corner of the bar:
Always activate the function per controller so that the NOK screw connections are not counted by the tools.
Connect the Stahlwille hardware to each other. Ensure that the Stahlwille controller is connected to the STATIC port of the SWA5 client via LAN.
The manoscope is automatically created as a tool with its tool number in the software if the connection has worked successfully. The tool is assigned to a station at the end and can be controlled via the usual screwdriving steps.
You will receive the Guidemaster software from your service provider when you purchase the product. Alternatively, you can request the free Guidemaster software on the manufacturer's website.
Initially, this is not an error. ELAM establishes the connection to the tool indirectly via the controller. This means that as long as the controller is switched on and connected to the SWA5 via the network, the connection is also displayed as connected. It is not technically possible to detect that a Stahlwille tool is not connected.
Click the power button twice. The controller restarts after 60 seconds. All settings except for the IP address are not reset.
Programs are always set to the Stahlwille controller for the tools. The Stahlwille Guidemaster software is required for this.
No. Either the Stahlwille controller is connected to the PC via LAN cable or you access the device via WiFi hotspot.
Password is: STWController
Communication takes place via OpenProtocol.
The range of the station is very dependent on the environment (line of sight or strong concrete walls). In a production environment approx. 40m.
No, communication is not affected. The Stahlwille radio base station uses an industry-standard radio connection, while the Stahlwille controller communicates via WLAN. Both systems operate on different frequencies and do not interfere with each other.
