C-Bus Network Interface V2, Din

The replacement for a 5500CN is 5500CN2.

The 5500CN2 is the replacement for a 5500CN

Power pack is supplied with the 5500CN2. We do not sell a replacement power pack to suit 5500CN2. If a replacement power pack is needed we recommend a power supply which can provide between 6-12V DC 100mA.

For further information, please visit https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=5500CN2



 

5500CN2 is the part number for C-Bus network interface V2. For further information, please visit https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=5500CN2

Yes, you will need to purchase and configure a CNI for the network, once you have set a static IP on the CNI you will need to setup Port Forwarding in the customers Modem/Router.

You will need to create a Port forward Rule, to allow port 10001 from External to Port 10001 Internal at the IP address of the CNI.
For help with Port Forwarding go to a service like https://www.portforward.com

Once this has been configured, you will need to configure the confection in Toolkit to use either a CNI or Wiser connection type, enter the IP address that the ISP has assigned to that customers connection (Not the internal IP of the CNI), the Port should already be set to 10001 - Do not change this.

The External IP can be either Dynamic or Static, if it's Static this will not change, but if Dynamic you will need to use a method to be able to check what the current External IP is before trying to connect.

You can use a service like https://dyn.com/dns/ sign up for an account and enter those details into the customer Modem, to check the IP you will need to go to a Command Prompt (CMD) and Ping the URL address, it will respond with the current External IP address that the ISP has assigned to the customers Internet Connection

No. Unfortunately, only one concurrent connection can be established to this unit at a time.