Inspired by the post wiring Elfin-EW11 to Pentair Easytouch I'm documenting my installation of the Elfin-EE11 which is the ethernet version.
I did this since the IntelliCenter came with an EnGenius ENS202EXT bridge to connect to the internet and came with a spare ethernet port.
I opted to use the RJ45 8PIN Connector with screw terminals. I used 4-wire telephone cable for both the ethernet and RS-485 connections.

Installation was very simple, I just had to pass the adapted ethernet cable through the raceway into the low voltage compartment.

I then connected another short cable to one of the RS-485 connectors on the main board.
Before going any further I assigned the device a static IP on my router using the MAC adddress from a label on the device. Once completed I closed up the control panel and powered it back up. Right away I could see that the device was powered as LAN2 was lit on the EnGenius bridge indicating ethernet connection.
And sure enough the router assigned an IP to the device using DHCP. Then it was simply a case of entering the IP into my web browser to access the admin web interface. That came up and I used the default username/password of admin/admin to access the configuration.
The only setting changes I needed to make were to change to baud rate from 115200 to 9600 and the flow control from Disable to Half-Duplex.


I did this since the IntelliCenter came with an EnGenius ENS202EXT bridge to connect to the internet and came with a spare ethernet port.
I opted to use the RJ45 8PIN Connector with screw terminals. I used 4-wire telephone cable for both the ethernet and RS-485 connections.

Installation was very simple, I just had to pass the adapted ethernet cable through the raceway into the low voltage compartment.

I then connected another short cable to one of the RS-485 connectors on the main board.
Before going any further I assigned the device a static IP on my router using the MAC adddress from a label on the device. Once completed I closed up the control panel and powered it back up. Right away I could see that the device was powered as LAN2 was lit on the EnGenius bridge indicating ethernet connection.
And sure enough the router assigned an IP to the device using DHCP. Then it was simply a case of entering the IP into my web browser to access the admin web interface. That came up and I used the default username/password of admin/admin to access the configuration.
The only setting changes I needed to make were to change to baud rate from 115200 to 9600 and the flow control from Disable to Half-Duplex.

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