PHPoC P5H-151 IoT Gateway Device User Manual

: June 4, 2024
: PHPoC

PHPoC P5H-151 IoT Gateway Device

Overview

The P5H-152 is a programmable device that provides Ethernet function. Because this product equipped a serial port which can be selected to RS485 or RS422, you can connect a variety of serial devices to a network.
Programming on this product requires the use of PHPoC (PHP on Chip). PHPoC is quite similar in syntax to PHP, the general-purpose scripting language. Therefore, anyone with experience in programming can easily learn and use it.
Although PHPoC and PHP are quite similar in syntax, they are clearly different programming languages. Refer to the PHPoC Language Reference and PHPoC vs PHP for detailed information.

Features

self-developed PHPoC interpreter
simple development environment via USB
10/100Mbps Ethernet
a serial port which can be selected to RS485 or RS422 6 user-defined LEDs
self-developed TCP/IP stacks
Web Server
WebSocket, TLS
various libraries (Email, DNS, MySQL and Etc.)
dedicated development tool (PHPoC Debugger)

H/W Specification

Power	Input Power	DC Jack, 5V (±0.5V)
Current Consumption	typical – approximately 273mA
Dimension	89mm x 57mm x 24mm
Weight	approximately 69g

Interface

Layout

Supplying Power

DC 5V Input
This port is the input port for supplying power. The input voltage is DC 5V(±0.5V) and the specification is as follows:

Ethernet

Ethernet port supports 10/100Mbps Ethernet. This port is an RJ45 connector and it is mapped to NET0 for programming.

Serial Port

The type of serial port of P5H-152 can be selected to either RS485 or RS422. This port is a 6-pole terminal block and is mapped to UART0 for programming.
Setting flow control is required to use RS485 on UART0. For more details, please refer to the PHPoC Device Programming Guide for p40 document.

Num	Lable	Description	Level	I/O	Wiring
1	TR+	Data +	RS485	In/Out	Required
2	TR-	Data –	RS485	In/Out	Required
3	GND	Ground	Ground	–	Required(3 or 6)
6	GND	Ground	Ground	–	Required(3 or 6)

pin assignment of RS422

Num	Lable	Description	Level	I/O	Wiring
1	TX+	Transmit Data +	RS422	Out	Required
2	TX-	Transmit Data –	RS422	Out	Required
3	GND	Ground	Ground	–	Required(3 or 6)
4	RX+	Receive Data +	RS422	In	Required
5	RX-	Receive Data –	RS422	In	Required
6	GND	Ground	Ground	–	Required(3 or 6)

LED

This product has 10 LEDs. The user-defined LEDs are turned on when you output LOW to the UIO pin connected.

Lable	Color	Description	UIO pin
PWR	Red	System LED – supplying power	N/A
STS	Yellow	System LED – system status	N/A
L0	Green	User-defined LED	UIO1.8
L1	Green	User-defined LED	UIO1.7
L2	Green	User-defined LED	UIO1.6
A0	Green	User-defined LED	UIO1.9
A1	Green	User-defined LED	UIO0.30
B	Green	User-defined LED	UIO0.31
RJ45_G	Green	System LED – system status	N/A
RJ45_Y	Yellow	System LED – network link status	N/A

Function Button

The function button, which is inside the hole of the side panel, is used to operate this product as a button setup mode.

USB Device Port for connection with PC

The USB device port is to connect with PC. You can access to P5H-152 via development tool by connecting USB cable to this port.

Software (IDE)

PHPoC Debugger
PHPoC Debugger is a software used for developing and setting PHPoC products. You need to install this program on your PC for using PHPoC.

PHPoC Debugger Download Page
PHPoC Debugger Manual

Functions and Features of PHPoC Debugger

Upload files from local PC to PHPoC
Download files in PHPoC to local PC
Edit files stored in PHPoC
Debug PHPoC scripts
Monitor resources of PHPoC
Configure parameters of PHPoC
Upgrade Firmware of PHPoC
Support MS Windows O/S

Connecting Product

USB Connection

Connect the USB device port of P5H-152 to your PC via a USB cable.
Run PHPoC Debugger
Select connected COM PORT and press connect ) button.
If USB is successfully connected, connect button will be inactivated and disconnect button ) will be activated

Remote Connection
P5H-152 provides the remote connection. Please refer to the PHPoC Debugger manual page for details.

Reset

Settings Reset
Settings Reset makes all settings of your PHPoC products to factory default.

Settings Reset Procedure

Step	Action	Product State	STS LED
1	Press function button shortly (less than 1

second)

| Button setup mode| On
2| Keep pressing the function button over 5

seconds

| Preparing initialization| Blink very

rapidly

3| Check if the STS LED is turned OFF| Initialization ready| Off

4

| Release the function button right after the STS is OFF.(※ If you don’t release the button within 2 seconds, the state go back

to the step 3)

|

Progressing initialization

|

On

5| Rebooting automatically| Initial state| Off

Factory Reset
Factory Reset makes all settings of your PHPoC products to factory default including a password. Futhermore, all files stored in flash memory are deleted as well as certificate. Because of this, you have to backup your files before doing Factory Reset. To progresss the Factory Reset, the PHPoC Debugger is required.

Factory Reset Procedure

Web Interface

PHPoC itself has a webserver to provide a web interface. When receiving a HTTP request, it executes the php script in the requested file (if there) and respond to the client. Webserver is independent of PHPoC main script. TCP 80 is used for web server and you can use the interface via Internet Explorer, Chrome or any other web browsers.

How to use web interface
To use the web interface, “index.php” file should be in the file system of your PHPoC. Connect to this page by entering device IP address after connecting it to network.

If the name of file is not “index.php”, just specify the name of file after the IP address with slash mark.

Practical Use of Web Interface
Since the web server executes the php script in the requested file, user can put php code in the in the requested file to interact with peripherals. It is worth noting that there is other way to interact with the peripherals in real- time from web interface. This can be done by using websocket.

Setting Passwords

If you set a password for the product, you must enter the password when connecting the product via USB or network.
Please refer to the PHPoC Debugger manual page for details.

Escaping Infinite Reset

PHPoC basically runs scripts when it boots up. Therefore, it is possible that a PHPoC cannot be escaped from infinite reboot when script contains system command such as “reboot”. To solve this problem, it is required to stop the running script.
Refer to the following.

Entering ISP mode
Make your PHPoC product to enter ISP mode by supplying power while pressing FUNC button. In the ISP mode, you can access to PHPoC by PHPoC Debugger without running a script.
Connect to PHPoC
Connect a PC to PHPoC via a USB cable and connect to the port via PHPoC Debugger. A message window related with ISP mode will be popped up.
Reboot PHPoC
Reboot PHPoC by using “Reboot a product” menu in PHPoC Debugger. After rebooting, PHPoC stops running script even it is not in the ISP mode.
Correct source code
Correct the source code to prevent infinite reboot state.

Device Information

Device	Quantity	Path	Note
NET	1	/mmap/net0	–
TCP	5	/mmap/tcp0~4	–
UDP	5	/mmap/udp0~4	–
UART	1	/mmap/uart0	–
UIO	2	/mmap/uio0~1	LED 6(pin #0.30~31, #1.6~9), TXDE(#0.8)
ST	8	/mmap/st0~7	–
UM	4	/mmap/um0~3	–
NM	1	/mmap/nm0	–
RTC	1	/mmap/rtc0	–