DEEP SEA ELECTRONICS

DSEServicetool
PC Software Manual

Document Number: 057-265

Author: Tony Manton

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Deep Sea Electronics Ltd

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DSEServicetool PC Software Manual

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notice.

Revision History

Issue No. Comments

1 First Issue.
2 Updated to include support for DSEM840 and DSEM870.
3 Added full M870 file transfer support and more details throughout.
4 Added support for DSEM643 and DSEM240.
5 Added support for DSEM835
5.1 Added note to stop gateway for M835.
6 Added DSEM812
7 Added CAN support to M640 / M643
8 Added support for DSEM871. Minor note changes. Added more information to Searching for
Devices section.
9 Added DSEM835 Batch Programming instructions for DSEM835 Bootloader V1.1.0+ and
DSESerivcetool V1.46.3+

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page

1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. 4
1.1 CLARIFICATION OF NOTATION ............................................................................................ 4
1.2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS .......................................................................................................... 4
1.3 BIBLIOGRAPHY ...................................................................................................................... 5
2 INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 6
2.1 INSTALL THE PCAN DRIVER ................................................................................................ 6
2.2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION .................................................................................................. 6
2.2.1 MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................ 6
2.2.2 INSTALLATION OF DSESERVICETOOL PC SOFTWARE ............................................. 6
3 USB-CAN INTERFACE ....................................................................................... 8
3.1 BATCH PROGRAMMING CONNECTIONS FOR DSEM835 .................................................. 9
3.1.1 TYPICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM .............................................................................. 10
3.1.1.1 EXAMPLE WITH ONLY TWO DEVICES CONNECTED TO THE TEN WAY
HARNESS 10
3.1.2 PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................... 11
4 USING THE DSESERVICETOOL PC SOFTWARE .......................................... 12
4.1 STARTING DSESERVICETOOL SOFTWARE ..................................................................... 12
4.2 PREPARING THE DEVICE FOR CONNECTION .................................................................. 12
4.2.1 BOOTLOADER MODE .................................................................................................... 12
4.2.2 DSEM240 ........................................................................................................................ 13
4.2.3 DSEM640 & DSEM643 ................................................................................................... 13
4.2.4 DSEM835 ........................................................................................................................ 14
4.2.4.1 CONNECTION FROM PC TO A SINGLE DSEM835 DEVICE ................................ 14
4.2.4.2 CONNECTION FROM PC TO MULTIPLE DSEM835 DEVICES ............................ 15
4.2.5 DSEM840 ........................................................................................................................ 16
4.2.6 DSEM870 / DSEM871 ..................................................................................................... 17
4.2.7 DSEM812 ........................................................................................................................ 18
4.3 SEARCHING FOR DEVICES ................................................................................................. 19
4.3.1 FAILED TO INITIALISE CAN .......................................................................................... 20
4.3.2 NO MODULES FOUND .................................................................................................. 20
4.3.3 DEVICES FOUND ........................................................................................................... 21
4.3.3.1 CAN CONNECTED DEVICES ................................................................................. 21
4.3.3.2 ETHERNET CONNECTED DEVICES ..................................................................... 21
4.4 BASIC ..................................................................................................................................... 22
4.4.1 DSEM240 ........................................................................................................................ 22
4.4.2 DSEM640, DSEM643, DSEM840, DSEM870, DSEM871, & DSEM812 ........................ 22
4.4.3 DSEM835 ........................................................................................................................ 23
4.4.4 PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................ 23
4.5 ADVANCED ........................................................................................................................... 24
4.5.1 PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................ 24
4.6 MODULE INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 27
4.7 ABOUT ................................................................................................................................... 27

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1 INTRODUCTION
DSEServicetool is used to scan local networks (LAN or CAN) connected to the PC for supported
devices manufactured by Deep Sea Electronics Ltd.

DSEServicetool lists the devices found, displaying avaialble network connection information.
This is used to update the firmware and download a program to the device.

For DSEM835 Vx.y onwards, and DSEServicetool Va.b.c onwards, batch programming of up to ten
(10) devices is available. See section entitled Batch Programming Connections for DSEM835
elsewhere in this document.

1.1 CLARIFICATION OF NOTATION

Clarification of notation used within this publication.

Highlights an essential element of a procedure to ensure correctness.

NOTE:

Indicates a procedure or practice, which, if not strictly observed, could

CAUTION! result in damage or destruction of equipment.

Indicates a procedure or practice, which could result in injury to personnel

WARNING! or loss of life if not followed correctly.

1.2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Used to list acronyms, abbreviations etc used within the document.

Term Description
Application Generally produced by the OEM or DSE customer, this code is either CODESYS
or Qt (depending upon device variant).
Bootloader Software within the MSeries device that is executed at device power up. Used to
detection connection to DSEServicetool and handle the update process.
CAN Controller Area Network. Requires to the use of a PC CAN interface as detailed in
the sections entitled DSEM240 and DSEM835 elsewhere in this document.
DSEServicetool Short name for DSEServicetool PC Software.
Firmware Software within the MSeries that handles the execution of the application code.
IP Internet Protocol
Commonly used when describing the ethernet network address of a device (IP
Address).
LAN Local Area Network (Ethernet).
MAC Media Access Control.
A MAC address is a unique identifier code for a network adaptor connected to a
LAN or WAN. The MAC is also used to identifiy the manufacturer of the device.
PCAN PCAN USB interface for PC. Manufactured by https://www.peak-system.com/
Provides a CAN interface to USB enabled PCs. This is used by DSEServicetool to
make connection to support CAN enabled M-Series devices.
UID Unique Identifier. A unique number assigned to each DSE MSeries device.
WAN Wide Area Network.
Usually refers to the World Wide Web of interconnected networks.

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1.3 BIBLIOGRAPHY
The following documents area available on the DSE website www.deepseaelectronics.com.
These documents refer to DSE controllers supported by DSEServicetool PC Software.

DSE Part Number Description

057-270 DSEM240 Operator Manual
057-244 DSEM640 / DSEM643 Operator Manual
057-313 DSEM835 Operator Manual
057-248 DSEM840 Operator Manual
057-246 DSEM870 / DSEM871 Operator Manual
057-320 DSEM870 / DSEM871 CODESYS PC Software Manual
057-317 DSEM812 Operator Manual
057-318 DSEM812 CODESYS PC Software Manual

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2 INSTALLATION
2.1 INSTALL THE PCAN DRIVER
You must install the PCAN Driver supplied with the PCAN Interface, or downloaded from
https://www.peak-system.com/
This is required to allow DSEServicetool PC Software to communicate with the PCAN USB device.

This driver must be installed before starting DSEServicetool PC Software. However it can be installed
either before or after the installation of DSEServicetool PC Software.

2.2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

2.2.1 MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Operating System Windows 10, Windows 8.1 (Linux support is not provided).
Monitor 17 inch recommended (1024 x 768 resolution)
Communications Ethernet connection (wired or wireless), PCAN interface for CAN supported
CAN enabled devices.

NOTE: As DSEServicetool is a 32 or 64 bit application requiring Microsoft .Net 4.6

framework, it does not operate on Windows 2.0, 3.0, 3.1,3.11, 95, 98, Me, or XP.

NOTE: Exit all other programs before installing the software. It is recommended that any
earlier releases of the software be uninstalled prior to installing this version.

NOTE: Register online at www.deepseaelectronics.com. Once registered you are able to

download updates to the software to ensure that you always have access to the latest
features.

2.2.2 INSTALLATION OF DSESERVICETOOL PC SOFTWARE

Download the DSEServicetool PC software installer by visiting www.deepseaelectronics.com

Once downloaded, double-click the file:

Continued overleaf…

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The computer prompts for selection of where DSEServicetool is to be installed on the PC.

Click Browse to
select another
location to install
to.

The folder where the

DSEServicetool software
is to be installed into.

Click Back to return to Click Cancel to

the previous screen. Click Next to abort installation.
continue.

Folder selection has been made and installation is ready to proceed:

Click Back to Click Install to start Click Cancel to

return to the the installation. abort installation.
previous screen.

After completion,
click Finish to exit
the Setup Wizard.

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3 USB-CAN INTERFACE

NOTE: DSE Stock and supply PCAN-USB IPEH-002021. DSE Part number 016-179. Contact
sales@deepseaelectronics.com.

NOTE: Ensure the PCAN USB driver is installed. For details, see section entitled Install
the PCAN Driver elsewhere in this document.

NOTE: DSEM640 / DSEM643 Connection by CAN is supported from V2.0 onwards.

NOTE: DSEM835 supports batch programming from Vx.y onwards. DSEServicetool

V1.46.3 or later is required

DSEM240, DSEM640, DSEM643 and DSEM835 support connection by CAN.

To convert PC USB to CAN Interface, use one of the following devices. Both devices offer the same
basic functionality, with the Opto-Isolated variant providing enhanced protection should there be a
potential difference (up to 500 V) between the Earth points of the CAN device and the PC.
The device driver is supplied with the interface and is further available at the website listed in the table
below.

Manufacturer Part Number DSE Part Number Description

PEAK-System Technik GmbH IPEH-002021 016-179 PCAN-USB
https://www.peak-system.com/
IPEH-002022 N/A PCAN-USB Opto-Isolated

PCAN-USB Connection Details

Connect PCAN-USB to DSEMSeries device using connections for CAN H, CAN L and GND.

For programming a single DSEM835 connection looms are available from DSE, see DSE Publication
057-313 DSEEM835 Operator Manual.

For DSEM835 Batch Programming connections see the following section of this document Batch
Programming Connections for DSEM835 for details how to build your own Batch Programming Loom
for use in the production environment.

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3.1 BATCH PROGRAMMING CONNECTIONS FOR DSEM835

NOTE: Batch programming feature is available only for DSEM835 with Bootloader V1.1.0
onwards. Devices with earlier Bootloader versions cannot be field updated to a later
Bootloader version. DSEServicetool V1.46.3 or later is required.

NOTE: Batch programming loom is not supplied by DSE.

NOTE: Batch Programming connection length must be as short as possible to meet the
needs of the production environment. Absolute Maximum Overall Length of the CAN
connection is 40 m (43.7 yards). Excessive length slows transmission and causes
transmission failure.

NOTE: Screened 120  impedance cable specified for use with CAN must be used for the
CAN links.
DSE stock and supply Belden cable 9841 which is a high quality 120  impedance cable
suitable for CAN use (DSE part number 016-030).

NOTE: CAN connections are NOT internally terminated. A complete CAN network must
have 120 Ω terminators at each end of the network.

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3.1.1 TYPICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM

NOTE: Where less than 10 devices are connected to the loom, remember to add the
termination resistor to Pins A3 and A4 of the first unused plug !
Additionally, as the loom relies on the M835 internal connection from A3 to A9 and A4 to A10,
the plug closest to the 9-way connector MUST be used for device 1, then there must be no
unconnected plugs between first and last used plug in the loom.

For batch programming up to ten (10) devices are supported. Connections are as follows.

3.1.1.1 EXAMPLE WITH ONLY TWO DEVICES CONNECTED TO THE TEN WAY HARNESS

Termination resistor fitted to

Pins A3 and A4 of the first
unused connector.
Shows the number of DSE
devices of this type,
connected to the network.

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3.1.2 PARTS LIST

Description Qty DSE Part Manufacturer Part Manufacturer

DSEM835 Connector A 10 007-850 DT16-18SA-K004 TE / Deutsch

Connector Pin Crimp 80 N/A 0462-201-16 TE

(0.5 mm2 to 1.0 mm2)
Belden 9841 (CAN As short as 016-030 9841 Belden
Cable) possible,
absolute
Max 40m
PCAN-USB PC 1 016-179 IPEH-002021 or PEAK-System
Configuration Interface IPEH-002022 Technik GmbH
DE-09 9 way D 1 N/A Misc Misc
connector with female
pin contacts

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4 USING THE DSESERVICETOOL PC SOFTWARE

NOTE: Ensure the PCAN USB driver is already installed before proceeding. For details,
see section entitled Install the PCAN Driver elsewhere in this document.

4.1 STARTING DSESERVICETOOL SOFTWARE

The loading process takes a few seconds:
When launching the DSEServicetool PC software for the first time, the PC firewall requires
permissions for the software to access the ethernet networks. Permissions are required for the
DSEServicetool to be able to scan the networks and connect to DSEControl devices. Select the type
of networks applicable:

4.2 PREPARING THE DEVICE FOR CONNECTION

First ensure the device is correctly connected and in Bootloader Mode. This is the state that enables
detection of the device by DSEServicetool Software and allows the transfer of files to the device.

4.2.1 BOOTLOADER MODE

NOTE: Ensure the DSEMxxx device is correctly connected and in the bootloader mode
during discovery. Devices not in bootloader mode are not discovered by the scan.

Upon loading, the DSEServicetool automatically performs a search and finds connected devices.

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4.2.2 DSEM240

NOTE: Ensure no other devices are connected to the CAN during DSEServicetool
operation. This ensures the CAN traffic is minmised, allowing for the extra traffic during
transfer and ensures other devices are not affected.

NOTE: For CAN connection details see section entitled USB-CAN Interface elsewehere in
this document.

Connection is by CAN.

4.2.3 DSEM640 & DSEM643

NOTE: Ensure no other devices are connected to the CAN during DSEServicetool
operation. This ensures the CAN traffic is minmised, allowing for the extra traffic during
transfer and ensures other devices are not affected.

NOTE: DSEM640 / DSEM643 Connection by CAN is supported from V2.0 onwards and
requires the device to be configured to use one CAN port for Download. For further details see
DSE Publication 057-244 DSEM640 & DSEM643 Operator Manual.

NOTE: CAN connection is considerably slower than Ethernet. File transfer by Ethernet is
recommended where possible.

NOTE: For CAN connection details see section entitled USB-CAN Interface elsewehere in
this document.

Connection is by Ethernet or CAN.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove ECU Power from the device.

• Apply PROGRAM ENABLE PIN (Pin A6).
• Apply ECU Power.
• Device LED illuminates YELLOW to show bootloader mode is active.
• The device is now in the correct state and is discoverable by the DSEServicetool Scan
function.
• After completing file transfer, ensure to remove PROGRAM ENABLE to allow bootloader
mode to exit.

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4.2.4 DSEM835

NOTE: Ensure no other devices are connected to the CAN during DSEServicetool
operation. This ensures the CAN traffic is minmised, allowing for the extra traffic during
transfer and ensures other devices are not affected.

NOTE: For CAN connection details and/or Batch Programming details, see section entitled
USB-CAN Interface elsewehere in this document.

NOTE: Batch programming feature is available only for DSEM835 with Bootloader V1.1.0
onwards. Devices with earlier Bootloader versions cannot be field updated to a later
Bootloader version. DSEServicetool V1.46.3 or later is required.

4.2.4.1 CONNECTION FROM PC TO A SINGLE DSEM835 DEVICE

Connection is by CAN.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove DC Power from DSEM835.

• Right-Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray. Select Stop Gateway. This
disconnects CODESYS from the PCAN USB driver for use with DSEServicetool.
• Connect DSEM835 to the PCAN interface.
• Click on the DSEServicetool underneath Select Connection Method.
• Apply DC Power to DSEM835.
• DSEM835 displays confirmation of bootloader mode (Version number may differ. ID is shown
only for Bootloader V1.1.0 onwards)

• Upon completion of using DSEServicetool to service the DSEM835, Close DSEServicetool,

Right-Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray. Select Start Gateway. This
reconnects CODESYS to the PCAN USB driver.

For Connection from PC to Multiple DSEM835 devices, see overleaf.

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4.2.4.2 CONNECTION FROM PC TO MULTIPLE DSEM835 DEVICES

NOTE: Ensure no other devices are connected to the CAN during DSEServicetool
operation. This ensures the CAN traffic is minmised, allowing for the extra traffic during
transfer and ensures other devices are not affected.

NOTE: For CAN connection details and/or Batch Programming details, see section entitled
USB-CAN Interface elsewehere in this document.

NOTE: Batch programming feature is available only for DSEM835 with Bootloader V1.1.0
onwards. Devices with earlier Bootloader versions cannot be field updated to a later
Bootloader version. DSEServicetool V1.46.3 or later is required.
Connection is by CAN to up to ten (10) DSEM835 devices.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove DC Power from all DSEM835s. A single DC power switch is the most suitable way to
achieve this.
• Right-Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray. Select Stop Gateway. This
disconnects CODESYS from the PCAN USB driver for use with DSEServicetool.
• Connect DSEM835s to the Batch Programming harness and in turn connect this to the PCAN
USB interface.
• Click on the DSEServicetool underneath Select Connection Method.
• Apply DC Power to all DSEM835s . A single DC power switch is the most suitable way to
achieve this.
• All DSEM835s display confirmation of bootloader mode (Version number may differ. ID differs
between devices.)

• Any device not showing the Bootloader message was not found in the scan. Check
connections and retry the scan, otherwise continue to program all devices that were found,
and correctly show the Bootloader message.
• Upon completion of using DSEServicetool to service the DSEM835, Close DSEServicetool,
Right-Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray. Select Start Gateway. This
reconnects CODESYS to the PCAN USB driver.

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4.2.5 DSEM840

Connection is by Ethernet.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove ECU Power from the device.

• Press and hold any THREE buttons.
• Apply ECU Power.
• Wait until the display enters the Boot Menu and
release the three buttons.
• The device is now in the correct state and is
discoverable by the DSEServicetool Scan function.

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4.2.6 DSEM870 / DSEM871

Connection is by Ethernet.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove ECU Power from the device.

• Press and hold any THREE buttons.
• Apply ECU Power.
• Wait until the display shows Entering
Flash/Recovery, Now release the three buttons.
The device restarts and enters Flash\Recovery
mode.

Continued Overleaf.

• The display shows a countdown timer after which

the device reboots normally.

• To halt the timer and remain in bootloader mode,

press and hold the device rotary encoder button
until the timer message disappears.

• The device is now in the correct state and is discoverable by the DSEServicetool Scan
function.

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4.2.7 DSEM812

Connection is by Ethernet.

To enter bootloader mode:

• Remove ECU Power from the device.

• Apply Program Enable Pin (or press and hold any THREE buttons on M812 variant with
buttons)
• Apply ECU Power.
• Wait until the display shows the menu, .
• Release the three buttons (if held) and select (press) Recovery.
• Program Enable pin can now be removed (if applied previously).

• To halt the timer and remain in bootloader mode, select (press) .

Ethernet upgrade.

• The device is now in the correct state and is discoverable by the DSEServicetool Scan
function.

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4.3 SEARCHING FOR DEVICES

NOTE: When connecting by CAN it may be necessary to first stop the CODESYS Gateway:
Right-Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray and select Stop Gateway.
This disconnects CODESYS from the PCAN USB driver for use with DSEServicetool.
Upon completion of using DSEServicetool to service the device, Close DSEServicetool, Right-
Click (CODESYS Gateway) in the Windows System Tray and select Start Gateway. This
reconnects CODESYS to the PCAN USB driver.

NOTE: Searching for CAN devices takes up to 20 seconds.

NOTE: Batch programming feature is available only for DSEM835 with Bootloader V1.1.0
onwards. Devices with earlier Bootloader versions cannot be field updated. DSEServicetool
V1.46.3 or later is required.

NOTE: Searching for an Ethernet device can take a few minutes.

To connect with DSEM640, DSEM643 you may select either Ethernet, or CAN depending upon
configuration of the device. Connection by CAN requires prior enabling of the CAN port. For further
details, see DSE Publication 057-244 DSEM640 / DSEM643 Operator Manual.

To connect with DSEM840, M870 and DSEM812, click Ethernet to search the network for devices
(connection by CAN is not supported).

To connect with DSEM240. click CAN (this device does not include Ethernet connectivity).

To connect with DSEM835, click CAN to scan for a single device or up to ten (10) devices connected
by the Batch Programming Harness.

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4.3.1 FAILED TO INITIALISE CAN

Before searching for devices, DSEServicetool initialises the CAN (PCAN USB). In case of error, the
following message is shown:

Common causes for this error are:

• PCAN USB Driver is not installed.

• PCAN USB Driver is in use by another program. Ensure CODESYS Gateway is stopped and
all other CAN software is closed.

4.3.2 NO MODULES FOUND

NOTE: For CAN devices, ensure the CAN is correctly connected and termination resistors
are fitted. For a single DSEM835, DSE part 016-177 (M835 Programming Harness) includes the
termination resistor as this is intended to be the only connection to the DSEM835.
DSE part 016-176 M835 Connector Harness DOES NOT include the termination resistor as this
may be part of a larger CAN network.

NOTE: Batch programming feature is available only for DSEM835 with Bootloader V1.1.0
onwards. Devices with earlier Bootloader versions cannot be field updated to a later
Bootloader version. DSEServicetool V1.46.3 or later is required.

NOTE: For Ethernet devices, ensure the device is on the same subnet as the PC. For
further details consult your IT Network Manager.

When no DSE devices are detected on the network, the DSEServicetool issues a warning message :

Check connections including cable type and the presence of CAN termination resistors, and ensure
the device to connect with is in the Bootloader mode.
After clicking OK, click the button to repeat the scan.

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4.3.3 DEVICES FOUND

4.3.3.1 CAN CONNECTED DEVICES

Where devices are found using CAN, the Basic page is automatically displayed. See section entitled
Basic for further details.

4.3.3.2 ETHERNET CONNECTED DEVICES

When DSE devices are connected to the ethernet network, the DSEServicetool software displays the
type and number of devices detected. To connect, select the required device type. After selection the
Basic page is automatically displayed. See section entitled Basic for further details.

Shows the number of

DSE devices of this type,
connected to the network.

Shows the type of DSE Click Refresh to scan

devices connected on the network for
the network. connected DSE devices.

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4.4 BASIC

NOTE: If the transferred file is not suitable for the connected device (ie incorrect firmware
version), DSEServicetool will not warn. Simply the device fails to install the file.

NOTE: File transfer is not possible with DSEM870 V1 and V2 devices. The firmware must
be updated to ensure full compatibility with DSEServicetool.

This section shows basic information and allows a package file to be transferred to the DSE device.
For other feature, see section entitled Advanced elsewhere in this document.

4.4.1 DSEM240

Click to download the

selected package file
to the DSE device.

Click to browse for the firmware to

download to the connected device.

Parameters described overleaf.

4.4.2 DSEM640, DSEM643, DSEM840, DSEM870, DSEM871, & DSEM812

This is the DSE device being Select the MAC address

configured. of the connected DSE
device.

Click to browse for the firmware,

bootloader or program file to download
to the connected device. Click to download the
selected package file
to the DSE device.

Parameters described overleaf.

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4.4.3 DSEM835

Click to download the

selected package file
to the DSE device.

Click to browse for the firmware to

download to the connected device.

Parameters described below.

4.4.4 PARAMETERS

Option Description
Choose Package Browse to select the package file to be sent to the device. Compatible
packages include bootloader updates (not applicable to DSEM835),
firmware updates and application software.
To create an application file suitable for transfer (not applicable to
DSEM240), from within CODESYS:

• Select Online | Create Boot Application :

• The file is saved with extension .app suitable for sending to the
target device from DSEServicetool PC Software. For further
details, see the relevant device CODESYS / Operator Manual.
Module IP Address This is the address that is used for the transfer process of the package
Generate IP file.
(Not applicable to CAN If you have already been provided an IP address for the device by the
connections) network manager, enter it here, or enter a unique IP address not already
in use on the connected network.
If an IP address has not yet been assigned, you may click Generate IP to
allow DSEServicetool to temporarliy assign an IP address to the device.
This is used only for the transfer process.
Basic Provides a simplified display without the Transfer Status window.
Module Information Displays the following information about the connected device:
(Not applicable to CAN MAC Address:
connections) UID (Unique Identifier)
Firmware Version
Bootloader Version
Recovery File Version
Rescan for Controllers Restarts the scan process to look for newly connected devices.
About Displays version information for DSEServicetool PC Software.

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4.5 ADVANCED

NOTE: File transfer is not possible with DSEM870 V1 and V2 devices. The firmware must
be updated to ensure full compatibility with DSEServicetool.

NOTE: If the transferred file is not suitable for the connected device (ie incorrect firmware
version), DSEServicetool will not warn. Simply the device fails to install the file.

Designed for advanced users, this section shows the status of the connected device and the transfer
progress after downloading a package file.

Shows the
MAC Click to download the
address of selected package file
the to the DSE device.
connected
DSE device.

4.5.1 PARAMETERS

Option Description
Choose Package Browse to select the package file to be sent to the device. Compatible
packages include bootloader updates (not applicable to DSEM835),
firmware updates and application software.
To create an application file suitable for transfer (not applicable to
DSEM240), from within CODESYS:

• Select Online | Create Boot Application :

The file is saved with extension .app suitable for sending to the target
device from DSEServicetool PC Software. For further details, see the
relevant device CODESYS / Operator Manual.
Module IP Address This is the address that is used for the transfer process of the package file.
Generate IP If you have already been provided an IP address for the device by the
network manager, enter it here, or enter a unique IP address not already in
use on the connected network.
Alternatively, If an IP address has not yet been assigned, you may click
Generate IP to allow DSEServicetool to temporarliy assign an IP address
to the device. This address is used only for the transfer process.
Basic Provides a simplified display without the Transfer Status window.

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Option Description
Module Information Displays the following information about the connected device:
MAC Address
UID (Unique Identifier)
Firmware Version
Bootloader Version
Recovery File Version
Rescan for Controllers Restarts the scan process to look for newly connected devices.
Erase Application Removes the CODESYS Application.
(DSEM835 Only)
Erase Settings Erases the non-voltatile memory which removes Persistent Variables from
(DSEM835 Only) the device and sets Device Settings back to factory settings, including CAN
baudrate to 250 kbit/s.
About Displays version information for DSEServicetool PC Software. When
visible, click the window to close it and return to the main program.
Download Transfers the file to the device. See overleaf for an example image of the
Transfer Progress window.

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Transfer Status shows file transfer progress at the end of the package download.

A message is displayed at the end of the package transfer. Power cycling of the module must only be
performed after the module’s LED turns off.

NOTE: If the transferred file is not suitable for the connected device (ie incorrect firmware
version), DSEServicetool will not notify. ‘Transfer Successful’ is displayed, however the device
fails to install the file.

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4.6 MODULE INFORMATION

This section is designed to show hardware, firmware and bootloader version information of the
connected DSE device.

Shows the MAC address

of the connected DSE
device (Not Applicable to
DSEM835).

Shows the current

bootloader version of the
connected DSE device.

Shows the current firmware version of the

connected DSE device.

4.7 ABOUT

This section shows the current version of the DSEServicetool PC Software. Click anywhere in the
About box to remove it and return to the main application.

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