ABB PP875H 3BSE092983R1 control panel

This control enables or disables the VLAN function of the RLX2. If disabled, the RLX2 still bridges received Ethernet packets that are VLAN tagged but does not act on the VLAN ID of the frame or add or remove any VLAN tags. When this function is enabled, packets received by the RLX2 on an interface that are not VLAN tagged are assigned to the VLAN as set by the PVID parameter of the respective interface.Each interface (Ethernet, SSID, Local/Mgmt) has a PVID setting representing the VLAN ID to assign to non-tagged ingress frames from that interface. The Local/Mgmt interface also supports a control that when checked, will allow the Mgmt interface to be accessible from all VLANs and interfaces.

VLAN Table 

The VLAN Table allows each of the interfaces to be made a member of a particular VLAN ID and set whether frames sent from the Ethernet interface should be tagged or untagged for a particular VLAN. Up to 10 different VLAN IDs can be configured. The following VLAN table parameters are supported:  VLAN ID – The ID of the VLAN to be assigned to the RLX2’s interfaces. Valid VLAN Ids range from 1 to 4096. Note that VLAN IDs 1956 and 1957 are reserved and cannot be used.  Ethernet Member – When checked, this indicates that the Ethernet interface of the RLX2 is a member of the VLAN indicated by the row’s VLAN ID.  Ethernet Egress Action – Frames belonging to the row’s VLAN ID are sent out the Ethernet port either tagged or untagged as set by this control.  SSID Member – When checked, this indicates that the SSID (BSS) of the RLX2 is a member of the VLAN indicated by the row’s VLAN ID.  Local/App Member – When checked, this indicates that the Local/App interface of the RLX2 is a member of the VLAN indicated by the row’s VLAN ID.

QoS Settings

 Prioritization of frames using QoS is always enabled in the RLX2 for packets received already marked with a priority value. The QoS Settings Page allows you to set the Default Priority for frames received without any priority markings. In addition, you can map a priority value to packets received without priority according to a set of match criteria.Defaults to 0 (no priority). This control sets the priority value to be assigned to packets received on the Ethernet interface that are not marked with a priority value. QoS Map Enable This control enables or disables the priority mapping function of the RLX2. When enabled, the priority mapping table becomes editable.

Application industry

The products can be used in the following industries: power plant, paper making, steel, mining, rubber, water supply, cement, chemical industry, glass, printing Textile, machinery, plastics, coatings, medicine, hospitals, food, hotels, scientific research institutions