Fusion Gateway

Computer Installation
Revision C
INSTALLATION
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HOW TO CONTACT WAYNE

Technical questions concerning the installation of this product should be referred to

Wayne Technical Support (1-800-926-3737).
 Fusion Gateway Computer

Installation

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1 INTRODUCTION
Before proceeding with the instructions for installing the Fusion Gateway computer, the Ethernet Local Area
Network (LAN) must be installed and working properly. Recommendations are provided in the dispenser instal-
lation manual for installing the underground Ethernet cable to the dispenser.

Section 2 of this manual provides instructions for installing the hardware for the Fusion Gateway, the 4-Port
router and 24 Port switch for the LAN shown in the example Figure 1. These devices will already be configured
with a generic setup that can be used for many site configurations. Section 3 includes configuration of the 4-
Port router for the site's specific configuration. Section 4 focuses on configuring the software on the Fusion
Gateway.

Note:
1. The Fusion Gateway has a LAN (local) IP address for communication with the iX CATs in the dispensers.
The local IP is the 192.168.1.51 default unless otherwise directed by customer.
2. The ASO should contact the customer IT representative or site management in order to determine:

a. If the Dresser Wayne 4-Port router needs to be set to a specific static IP address, default gateway,
static DNS entries, host or domain names.
b. If there is a specific range of IP addresses for the local network.

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 Internet WAN LAN

CUSTOMER WAYNE 192.168.1.51 192.168.1.52

Fusion Gateway ASO
Computer Laptop
DSL Modem/Router Fixed IP Addresses
(Static IP) (DHCP Disabled)

4 Port
Router

192.168.1.253
To
Customer’s
non Wayne
Equipment 24 Port Switch

192.168.1.254

Wayne Wayne
Switch Switch

iX iX iX iX

Dispenser Dispenser

192.168.1.101 Side 1 192.168.1.103 Side 1

192.168.1.102 Side 2 192.168.1.104 Side 2

Figure 1 Ethernet Setup for Wayne Equipment. This is an example only for a generic site.

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2 HARDWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
____ 1. Install the Fusion Gateway into the appropriate rack or shelf, or wall mount using the mounting brackets
supplied.
____ 2. Plug one end of an Ethernet (CAT5) cable into the site's existing DSL router, broadband modem, or WAN
router, then plug the other end of the cable into the Internet port on the Wayne Linksys Router BEFSR41.
____ 3. Plug one end of an Ethernet (CAT5) cable into Port 24 on the Wayne Linksys Switch SRW224G4 then plug
the other end of the cable into Port 1 of the Wayne Linksys Router BEFSR41.
____ 4. Plug one end of an Ethernet (CAT 5) cable into Port 23 on the Wayne Linksys Switch SRW224G4, then
plug the other end of the cable into the Ethernet Port of the Fusion Gateway.
____ 5. Plug in the Ethernet cables from all the CATs outside into the Wayne Linksys Switch SRW224G4. The
cables should be plugged into ports 1 through the total number of dispensers you have.
Example: CATs 1/2 should go to port 1, CATs 3/4 should go to port 2, etc.
____ 6. Plug your Laptop into Port 22 of the Wayne Linksys Switch SRW224G4.
____ 7. Attach the power cords to the Fusion Gateway, the router and the switch and connect all to available power
sources.

3 CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE FOR THE 4-PORT WAYNE LINKSYS ROUTER

The 4-Port Router/Switch (Linksys P/N BEFSR41) should already come pre-configured with many of the
necessary settings, and it should just be a matter of setting the correct site-specific network address.
Perform the procedure below to install and configure the 4-Port router. The router should have already been
connected to power and to the necessary Ethernet cabling in Section 2.
1. From your laptop, configure your Network Adapter’s TCP/IP to a static IP Address of 192.168.1.52 with a
Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0 using the following procedure.
____ a. On your laptop, Right-click on My Network Places and select Properties.
____ b. Right-click on the Network adapter that you are using and select Properties. Scroll down and highlight
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.
____ c. Select the bullet for "Use the following IP address" and enter the IP Address 192.168.1.52 then enter
the Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0. Select OK and OK.
____ d. Close all windows that are open then reboot the laptop.

NOTE: The 192.168.1.52 address that you are assigning to your laptop is one address higher than the Fusion
Gateway. If you need to use another address other than 192.168.1.52 you are free to do so, as long as the
address you select will not interfere with any other devices on the network.

____ 2. On the laptop, open Internet Explorer by Start > Run > iexplore and press <Enter>, or by double clicking
the Internet Explorer icon.

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____ 3. In the Address Line, enter: http://192.168.1.253 and press <Enter>. The Wayne Linksys Router login
screen will appear as shown below:

Figure 2 Linksys Login Screen

NOTE: If the Wayne Linksys Router login screen does not appear, your router may need additional configuration.
Please proceed to Appendix C, and return to this step after completing the steps listed there.

____ 4. Enter the User name admin and the Password wayneix. Both should be all lower case.
____ 5. Click OK and the Basic Setup screen will appear as shown below:

Figure 3 Linksys Basic Setup Screen

____ 6. If the customer has provided a Static IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and/or Static DNS entries
(see the Introduction for more information), perform the following steps:

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____ a. Using the Drop-down menu, select Static IP. The following screen will be displayed:

Select
Static IP

Figure 4 Linksys Static IP Address

____ b. Enter the Static IP Address provided in the IP Address field.
____ c. If the customer has provided a Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and Static DNS 1, 2 and/or 3 addresses,
enter them in the appropriate boxes.
____ d. If the customer has provided a DNS Name, highlight the Host Name box and enter in the name.
____ e. If there is a domain name, highlight the Domain Name box and enter in the Domain Name.
____ f. Click on Save Settings.
____ g. Close the Internet Explorer browser.
7. This completes the configuration of the 4-Port Router

4 FUSION GATEWAY SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

As before, your laptop should still be connected to port 22 of the Wayne Linksys Switch SRW224G4, and your
laptop should still be set to a static IP Address of 192.169.1.52.
____ 1. Power on the Fusion Gateway box by pressing the green power button until it lights up.

NOTE: There are two ways to use the Fusion Gateway: either by connecting a mouse and keyboard to the mouse
and keyboard ports on the back of the computer and connecting a monitor, or by using a laptop or other
PC's Remote Desktop Connection (RDC). The Remote Desktop procedure is explained below.

____ 2. From your laptop, open the Remote Desktop Connection by selecting: Start > All Programs >
Accessories > Communications > Remote Desktop Connection.
____ 3. Enter the Fusion Gateway IP address and click Connect.

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NOTE: Note: This is the Fusion Gateway's local LAN IP address. The default in the Fusion Gateway is 192.168.1.51
as shown in the following screen.

Figure 5 Fusion Remote Desktop Login

____ 4. When the Login screen below appears, enter the User Name Administrator and the Password ar26wmi
and click OK.

Figure 6 Fusion Administrator Login

NOTE: Contact the Dresser Wayne Help Desk if the above password does not work. If you do not receive this login
message, you should recheck your connections and network settings from the previous sections.

____ 5. When the desktop is displayed, the "Fusion Gateway Manager" wave icon and the time will be displayed at
the bottom right of the screen similar to the figure below. You are now connected to the Fusion Gateway.

Figure 7 Fusion Gateway Manager Icon

____ 6. Move the mouse pointer over the Time shown on the Start bar. The current date will be displayed. Verify
that both are set correctly.
____ 7. Move the mouse pointer over the wave icon. The pop up message “iX Gateway Manager Version -
Service running” should be displayed.

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____ 8. Right click on the ‘wave” icon and select “Open iX Gateway” shown below.

Figure 8 Right-Click Menu

NOTE: When selecting Open iX Gateway, the iSense window shown on the following page in Figure 2 will be
displayed. You can easily move through the setup screens in iSense by double-clicking on the items in the
menu.

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 Menu

Figure 9 iSense Screen with Menu on left.

____ 9. On the left side of the screen in the iSense menu, double-click on Setup and then double-click Devices.
The screen shown in Figure 10 will be displayed.
This view shows devices previously added by selecting New and entering in the device details. The Fusion
Gateway default will have 6 Fueling Points that were added at the factory as shown. These can be modified
at startup as necessary by the Edit button or double clicking on each one as explained below.

Setup

Devices

Figure 10 Double-click Setup and then Devices and the six default fueling points are displayed.

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____ 10. Buttons for "New" and "Edit" are at the bottom of the screen. Click on "New" to enter in new iX CATs. The
screen shown in Figure 11 will be displayed for entering the fueling point information as described below.
Click “Edit” or double click the fueling point to change or add information on existing devices shown in the
window.

NOTE: Note: Customer to supply the IP addresses if other than the defaults. These should be obtained from the
site survey, if applicable, or pre-installation checklist.

Click on New and enter the following information:

Name: Enter a descriptive text, such as "Fueling Point 01."

Location: There should be only one choice available from drop-down menu

Device Type: Select the type of dispenser from drop-down menu

Device Group: Select the group type from drop-down menu

Data ID: Enter the fueling point number

IP Address: Enter IP address of the fueling point iX board

(customer provides if other than default address in the dispenser). Fueling Point IP
address can be obtained by the configuration report shown in the Appendix
A.

Port: Not required; leave blank

Model: Optional - Enter a model of the device being programmed

Figure 11 Enter Fueling Point Details. (Example details are shown.)

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____ 11. Click on "OK" to save the information. Once the information is saved, click on the "Edit" button or
double-click the fueling point in the Devices window to change/modify fueling point information.
____ 12. Repeat the two previous steps for each fueling point. When complete, click the Close button.
____ 13. In the iSense menu, double-click on Site Status.
____ 14. Double-click on Dresser Wayne and then on Ovation iX CAT Dispensers (U.S.). The iX CAT fueling points that have
been entered in the Gateway will be displayed. Figure 12 shows an example.

Green Check
(Online)

Red X
(Offline)

Figure 12 List of Fueling Points. (Example details are shown.)

____ 15. Verify that each Fueling Point (iX CAT) is online as indicated by a green check beside each fueling point. See Note
below if a red X is displayed beside the fueling point.
____ 16. As an additional check that the fueling point iX CAT is communicating with iSense, you can also double-click on
each Fueling Point and the fueling point information screen similar to the example in Figure 13 is displayed. Verify
that each fueling point is online as indicated by a green box outline around the pump picture. Click Cancel to close
windows when finished.

NOTE: Online means that the iX CAT is communicating with the iSense software on the Fusion Gateway. See Note below if
a red box is displayed around the pump picture.

A red X or red box indicates the fueling point iX CAT is not communicating with iSense on the
Fusion Gateway. In this case, the most likely problem is an incorrect IP address at the iX CAT. Open a command
prompt window (select Start/Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt) and type ping (leave a space) and type the
IP address of the iX CAT and then press Enter.

If ping times out (not successful), check the fueling point IP address in the DMSystemConfigure.xml file at the iX
CAT.
If ping is successful, the Gateway’s IP address may not be correct in the RDMCommConfig.xml file at the iX CAT.
Also, check Ethernet cables and connections and check if there is a green light on the Ethernet switch inside the
building. If the green light is not on, there is no connectivity. Be sure there is power to the switch in the dispenser.
Do not proceed until all CATs are online.
An example of a ping command is shown in Figure 14.

____ 17. On your laptop, close the Remote Desktop Connection by clicking the “x” in the small menu bar at the top of the
screen.
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 Green box
around pump
(Online)

Figure 13 Device Status. Note: Graph and events are example only.

Figure 14 Successful Ping of the Default IP address at Fueling Point 3.

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 APPENDIX A - EXAMPLE IX CAT CONFIGURATION REPORT PRINTOUTS

When the Fueling Point # is

entered during configuration at the pump,
the iX CAT software automatically assigns
the IP address

F.P. #3

Figure 15 Printer Test Receipt (Fueling Point 3 example only) Configuration Report

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 Configuration Report should be printed out at each fueling point.

Disclaimer: The above printouts are for example only. Software versions, IP addresses and
other information may change based on different configurations and software releases.

IP addresses shown are the default settings. Customers supply the IP addresses if they
require
addresses other than the default settings.

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 APPENDIX B - 24 PORT SWITCH ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATION
The steps in this appendix generally do not need to be run when installing a new Fusion Gateway system. They
are provided here in case a switch is received without configuration.
____ 1. From your laptop, configure your Network Adapters TCP/IP to a static IP Address of 192.168.1.52 with a
Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0.
To do this, right click on My Network Places and select Properties. Right click on the Network adapter that
you are using and select Properties. Scroll down and highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click
Properties. Select the bullet for "Use the following IP address" and enter in an IP Address of 192.168.1.52,
enter in the Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0. Select OK and OK. Close all windows that are open.

NOTE: The 192.168.1.52 address that you are assigning to your laptop is one address higher than the Fusion
Gateway. You may need to use another address other than 192.168.1.52 and you are free to do so, as long
as the address you select will not interfere with any other devices on the network.

____ 2. Using your laptop, open Internet Explorer by Start > Run type iexplore and press <Enter>, or by double
clicking the Internet Explorer icon.
____ 3. In the Address Line, enter: http://192.168.1.254 and press <Enter>. The switch login screen will appear as
shown below:

Figure 16 Linksys 24 Port Switch Login

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____ 4. Enter the user name admin and the password admin. Both should be all lower case. The Setup screen
should appear as shown below.

Figure 17 Linksys 24 Port Setup Screen

____ 5. Click on the Port Management tab. The Port Settings screen appears as shown below.

Figure 18 Linksys 24 Port Settings Screen

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____ 6. Click the Detail button on the row for Port e1, and the Port Configuration screen appears as
shown below.

Figure 19 Port Configuration Screen

7. As shown in the above screen, make the following changes:

____ a. Select the drop down menu for Auto Negotiation and select Disable.
____ b. Select the drop down menu for Admin Speed and select 10M.
____ c. Select the drop down menu for Admin Duplex and select Half.
____ d. Click the Save & Close button at the bottom of the screen.
____ e. Wait for the browser to close the Port Configuration screen.
____ 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each of the ports 2-21.

NOTE: Only when a cable is active on that port will it show 10M Half. All inactive ports will show 100M
Full. Do not be alarmed, you can double check each port for 10M Half, or simply plug in an
active cable into each port to make sure it switches to 10M Half.

____ 9. Click the Admin tab.

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____ 10. The Admin screen will appear as shown below.

User Name

Local Users
Table

Figure 20 Admin Screen

____ 11. Click on admin in the Local Users Table. This will add admin to the User Name field in the
Local User Edit section.
____ 12. Enter in wayneix for a Password, all lower case.
____ 13. Enter in wayneix for the Confirm Password, all lower case.
____ 14. Click the Update button.
____ 15. Click on Save Settings.
____ 16. Click on Logout then OK. Once the browser returns to the login screen, close the Internet
Explorer window. This completes the switch configuration.

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 APPENDIX C - 4 PORT ROUTER ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATION
The steps in this appendix generally do not need to be run when installing a new Fusion Gateway
system. They are provided here in case a router is received without a configuration.
____ 1. From you laptop, configure your Network Adapters TCP/IP to a static IP Address of
192.168.1.52 with a Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0.
To do this, right click on My Network Places and select Properties. Right click on the Network
adapter that you are using and select Properties. Scroll down and highlight Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP) and click Properties. Select the bullet for "Use the following IP address" and enter in an
IP Address of 192.168.1.52, enter in the Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0. Select OK and OK. Close
all windows that are open.

NOTE: The 192.168.1.52 address that you are assigning to your laptop is one address higher than the
Fusion Gateway. You may need to use another address other than 192.168.1.52 and you are free
to do so, as long as the address you select will not interfere with any other devices on the
network.

____ 2. Using your laptop, open Internet Explorer by Start > Run, type iexplore and press <Enter>, or
by double clicking the Internet Explorer icon.
____ 3. In the Address Line, enter: http://192.168.1.1 and press <Enter>. The Wayne Linksys Router
login screen should appear as shown below.

Figure 21 Linksys Router Login Screen

____ 4. Enter the user name admin and the password admin (all lower case) and click OK.

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____ 5. Click the Administration tab. The Administration screen will appear as shown below.

Router
Password
Field

Figure 22 Administration Screen

____ 6. Highlight the Router Password field and type wayneix (all lower case).
____ 7. Highlight the Re-enter to confirm field and type wayneix (all lower case).
____ 8. Click Save Settings.
____ 9. A message will appear stating "Settings are Successful", and the login window will reappear.

Figure 23 Settings Successful Message

____ 10. Log in again by entering user name admin and password wayneix (all lower case) then click
OK.

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____ 11. Click on the Applications & Gaming tab. The Port Range Forwarding screen will appear as
shown below.

Figure 24 Port Range Forwarding Screen

____ 12. Fill out the top two lines with the following information.

Figure 25 Port Range Information

____ 13. Click Save Settings. The "Settings are Successful" message will reappear.

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____ 14. Click the Setup tab and make the following changes.

Figure 26 Network Setup Screen

____ 15. Click Save Settings.
____ 16. If a message appears stating "Next time, login the Router with the new IP address", click OK.
____ 17. Close the Internet Explorer browser. The router has been configured and is now addressed at
192.168.1.253.

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 INSTALLATION MANUAL

Fusion Gateway Computer

Written by Rey Herrera and Tom Sigmon

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Dresser Wayne, Dresser, Inc., is located at 3814 Jarrett Way, Austin TX 78728.
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