The LDS-1310 manual provides an overview, hardware specifications, and operating instructions for the network information management and control device.
The LDS-1310 network information management and control device is a communication manager for substation automation, converting CAN bus data to RS‑232, RS‑485 or Ethernet for real‑time exchange with other equipment. It uses an industrial‑grade 32‑bit CPU and runs an embedded WinNT/LINUX operating system, offering flexible configuration, multiple protocols and a user‑friendly interface.
The manual describes the hardware architecture, including the DSP2812 controller, PC104 module, Ethernet‑serial cards, and power supply, as well as software modules, system configuration, and troubleshooting procedures. Detailed wiring diagrams, panel operation instructions, and software setup steps are provided to assist installers and operators. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Input voltage | AC/DC 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power consumption | ≤ 8 W |
| RS‑232 baud rates | 300‑115200 bps |
| RS‑485 max distance | 1.2 km |
| CANBUS speed | 20 kbit/s‑1 Mbit/s |
| Alarm relay output voltage | ≤ 250 V |
| Alarm relay output current | ≤ 0.5 A |
It supports CAN bus, RS‑232, RS‑485, and Ethernet (10BASE‑T and fiber) interfaces.
The device consumes no more than 8 W of power.
The device provides two Ethernet ports (1 or 2 optional).
It runs an embedded WinNT/LINUX operating system.