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1. 10 16 2015 12 34 PM A Hardware Details file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 1 of 3 Babel Buster 2 s BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Appendix A Hardware Details A 1 Wiring ETHERNET NETWORK STANDARD CATS EIA 485 NETWORK 24V POWER Wire the BB2 7010 as illustrated above Follow all conventional standards for wiring of ElA 485 networks when connecting the Modbus RTU EIA 485 RS485 network This includes use and termination of shield termination of the network and grounding IMPORTANT Although EIA 485 RS485 is thought of as a 2 wire network you MUST include a third conductor connected to GND or common at each device so that all devices are operating at close to the same ground potential Proper grounding of equipment should ensure proper operation without the third conductor however proper grounding often cannot be relied upon If large common mode voltages are 12 9 2015 11 26 AM A Hardware Details file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 2 of 3 present you may even need to insert optically isolated repeaters between EIA 485 devices Use standard CAT5 cables for Ethernet connections Use control wire as applicable for local electrical codes for connecting the 24V AC or DC power supply Note that in addition to connecting power supply common to a GND terminal you must also connec
2. An abbreviated version of a list of maps is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column Data from the local object given will be multiplied by the scale factor before being written For each remote object to be written enter the object instance and type and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The name is optional and used only for display purposes Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the map even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused maps at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Output n AV n Analog Value n BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top 5 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using
3. Undefined None Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update Rules entered on this page only write data to remote devices Go to the Client Read Map to read data from those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be 4 of 8 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column Data from the local object given will be multiplied by the scale factor before being written For each remote OID to be written enter the register type format number and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The name is optional and used only for display purposes Important note about data type SNMP does not have a universally accepted representation for floating point The most commonly used means of representing real data is scaled integers and this method is supported by BB2 7010 IEEE 754 is not recognized as an SNMP standard and is
4. This page creates a map entry that writes data to one or more remote Modbus TCP servers from data contained here EEE EEE SSE Read local object BO 1 named Relay 1 Out Apply default value of 0 00000 Dat power up and or Ll when 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no host update Write remote register Dany time local object has changed by 0 00000 or Llwhen 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no change Otherwise write remote register unconditionally In any event when writing remote register apply local object data as follows Apply scale 0 00000 and offset 0 00000 Then if applicable apply bit mask 0000 and bit fill 0000 write Holding Register v as Integer vko register 15 at Rack Monitor Repeat this process at least O no more than every 2 0 seconds Relinquish Default 0 00000 j CoV increment 0 00000 Units no units v Client Write Maps Enabled 2 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update The local object data may be written periodically or when it changes or both To send upon change send on delta check the first box and enter the amount by which the local object must change before being written to the remote device To guarantee that the remote register will be written at least occasionally even if the data does not change check the
5. f Service 0 00000 0 1 0 0 no_units If you are getting no data check the Error Codes page below Here we see that the No Responses is some number greater than total messages Zero total messages means we never succeeded in making a TCP connection Data Objects Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbu TC P Data Modbus TCP Setup Error Codes This page displays error codes encountered in processing Modbus Client reads and writes via the Modbus TCP connection s Update a Exceptions Messages Responses _ Sud o 7 o If you return to the TCP Devices page at this point you may notice that the Connection Status is some non zero value Status zero means no problem has been detected A non zero code means there is a problem with the connection m M a Offending Reset ae Offending eres Sis Read Map 2 ne Eror Write Map 0 5 1 0 0 o Data Objects BACnet Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup This page sets up the network address and optional device parameters for a remote Modbus TCP device that will be linked to local objects via the client read and client write maps The local device acts as a Modbus master to the remote devices listed below a rel IP Address 192 168 1 10 Port 502 Local Name TestDevice Unit optional 0 Use FC 5 6 instead of 15 16 Use FC 5 6 and 15 16 by count Low register is first for multi
6. overridden D out of service Device link will indicate BAC or TCP followed by R for read or W for write and a number which is the rule number in the table of read or write rules for mapping external devices or objects to this BACnet object The designation R means read from external device and W means write to external device Click on the Al map number to get to the expanded view of the Al object as illustrated below Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUs An 1 BER RE GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Modbus BACnet System Setup Multi State This page displays data as presently found in the local registers maintained by this device Bee a ae Name Volts Reliability O Status 0 0 0 0 Device Link RTU Ri Out of Service a Objet name volts Force a Present Value 120 1 85 COV increment 0 00000 Units no units x The object name units value and status are shown for the object number entered at the top of the page Click Prev Next to scroll through the list Click Refresh to update the page or Update to accept changes The object name may be changed here BACnet units may be selected Initial COV increment may be entered When any of these are changed be sure to save the updated configuration by clicking Save on the Config File page under System Setup The object may be set Out of Service by checking that box and clicking Update The present value may be changed by entering
7. 13 BBMD Configuration file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 BACNET MODBUS b S i MINOQ K GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 13 BBMD Configuration BBMD stands for BACnet Broadcast Management Device Messages such as Who Is and I Am are broadcast Most routers however to not pass broadcast messages along The BBMD solves this problem by explicitly directing broadcast messages to a specific IP address A Broadcast Distribution Table BDT defines a list of IP addresses that the BBMD should send broadcast messages to It is important to note that a BBMD only forwards broadcast messages It does not do full routing If you are attempting to connect two networks across a NAT router you must get a full BACnet Router to accomplish this For this reason the BDT has limited usefulness when only BBMD is present The BB2 7010 only includes BBMD not full routing Use the BB2 7030 if you need full routing If you have a remote BB2 7010 that needs to connect via router including NAT router to a local network use Foreign Device Registration There will typically be a master device such as operator station or other front end that includes BBMD The IP address of this device is the one that should be given as the BBMD address for foreign device registration Broadcast distribution will result in device discover but you will not be able to read write properties in the remote device
8. Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 5 of 8 SETS R GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Write local registers out to remote registers This page creates a map entry that writes data to one or more remote Modbus TCP servers from data contained here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Showing 1 to 2 of 2 Update lt Prev Next gt Remote 2 t Name Register Format Jevice ane 1 B01 0 00000 Holding Register v Integer 15 Rack Monitor v Relay 1 Out 0 0 00000 None x Integer J oO None j Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update Rules entered on this page only write data to remote devices Go to the Client Read Map to read data from those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column Data from the local
9. Relay 1 Out Reliability O Status 0 0 0 0 Device Link TCP Wi Out of Service a Object name Relay 1 Out Force Present Value Active x D Active Vv 1 gt NULL rd Active Text Contact Closed Inctive Text Contact Open 19 NULL Relinquish Default Inactive Y i 4 gt NULL 5 gt NULL 6 gt NULL 7 gt NULL Quick Help 8 gt NULL 9 gt NULL The object name units value and status are shown for the object number entered at the top of the p 10 gt NULL ext to scroll through the list Click Refresh to update the page or Update to accept changes 11 gt NULL The object name may be changed here State text may be entered When any of these are changed 12 gt NULL e updated configuration by clicking Save on the Config File page under System Setup 13 gt NULL 14 gt NULL The destination of data for a Binary Output object will be writing the remote Modbus register via the m 15 gt NULL Modbus device will be updated upon change of source data and or periodically as defined by the Write 16 gt NULL The Binary Output object is commandable meaning the BACnet client must write both a value and a p q gt Inactive at value The highest level value will be the one written to the Modbus register If all values are relinquished the relinquish default value will be written to the Modbus register e Device Link The The object name units value and status are shown for the object number entered at the top of the p
10. not exist using the incorrect register type etc Something about configuration is not right if you get Exception errors If the Error Codes page is showing a problem this will also be reflected by the BACnet object reliability code and status bits as illustrated below Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP System Analog Binary Multi State This page displays data as presently found in the local objects maintained by this device Analog Input Objects Showing objects from 10 Refresh lt Prev Next gt Out of Object Object Name Ee Present Value Reliability Status Units Service Modbus Reg 22 0 00000 0 1 0 0 no_units Once the problem is resolved and you are successfully receiving data the BACnet object will reflect a reliability code of zero and the fault bits will be clear Data Objects Modbus BACnet Andog Binary Multi State oma nme ww VV This page displays data as presently found in the local objects maintained by this device Input Objects Analog Input Objects Showing objects from 10 Refresh lt Prev Next gt Out of one oes oor Siena ae ers Service Modbus Reg 22 45 000 0 0 0 0 no_units 15 2 Modbus TCP Trouble Shooting This discussion assumes you want the Babel Buster BB2 7010 to be the Modbus TCP Master Let s review 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 4 of 6 the setup procedure for a single
11. 0 The Modbus Devices page is illustrated above Device number simply shows you where you are on the device list Click next and prev to scroll through the list Remote Modbus TCP devices to be accessed by this device are specified here Enter the IP address of the remote device a name to reference in other pages a unit number poll rate and check swapped if appropriate Then click update 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 2 of 8 If your slave server device only supports function codes 5 and 6 for writing check the Use FC 5 6 box The default function codes are 15 and 16 which are most widely used The term swapped only applies to double or float formats Modbus registers are by definition 16 bits of data per register Access to 32 bit data either 32 bit integer double or IEEE 754 floating point float is supported by the use of two consecutive registers Modbus protocol is inherently big endian therefore Modbus by the Module defaults to having the high order register first for double and float If the low order register comes first on the device being accessed check the swapped box If you have swapped turned around you will quickly recognize it If floating point data is reversed a 1 0 becomes 2 2779508e 41 which simply rounds to zero The pattern is not as predictable as the 1 0 example would sugge
12. 2 BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 01 Modbus Binary BACnet file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Multi State Cai CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MINNESOTA System Setup This page displays data as presently found in the local objects maintained by this device Analog Input Objects Volts Amps Hertz Watts Temperature Humidity Rack Temp Analog Input 8 Analog Input 3 Analog Input 10 Analog Input 11 Analog Input 12 Analog Input 13 Analog Input 14 khk b K E miwn ome wmi Analog Input 15 Zz PA be RE TREN KR BER SER ee at SE Showing objects from 1 Present Value Reliability 121 298 0 0 0 0 0 2 19448 0 0 0 0 0 60 0112 0 0 0 0 0 263 053 0 0 0 0 0 76 7660 0 0 0 0 0 80 8409 0 0 0 0 0 98 8300 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units no_units Refresh lt Prev Next gt The object name units value and status are shown for a list of objects starting with the number entered at the top of the page Click Prev Next to scroll through the list Click on the object number in the first column to change name units COV and out of service state The source of data for an Analog Input object will be read
13. AV n Analog Value n BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top 2 of 4 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 10 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Server Agent file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 4 Babel Buster 2 maniode GATEWAY ContROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet System SNMP Client Diagnostics Each variable in the local MIB can have an optional trap associated with it If a trap is enabled it is generated according to the following rule for the given local object r OID 1 Rule presently tests FALSE Update lt Prev Next gt Read local object AI Inamed Analog Input 1 Event is TRUE if the value is Greater than this value 85 000 Qualified by this hysteresis value 0 00000 this minimum On Time 0 00 00 this minimum Off Time 0 00 00 MI trap on True V Trap on False Repeat Count 0 Repeat Time 0 0 OID number simply tells you where you re at on the list of the local SNMP Agent s OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update
14. Analog Input n AO n Analog Output fn AV n Analog Value fn BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top Babel Buster 2 5 BACNET MODBUS mi 2 MINOO an GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODELBB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup Diagnostics r __ m z COD SN G This page creates a map entry that reads data from a remote BACnet IP server for processing here ee a tee Read property 85 per 1 of object type Analog Input x Read from device BB2 7010 02 V using index 0 Then apply scale 0 00000 and offset 0 00000 Save in local object Al 5 named Temperature Repeat this process every 10 0 seconds Apply this default value 0 00000 after 0 read failure s Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of object maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update Client Read Maps Enabled 3 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 4 of 8 For each remote
15. Modbus device is set to consult that manufacturers documentation before proceeding Make sure the Master button is clicked Start with a liberally slow timeout like 0 5 second just to be rather certain you do not have timeout problems It is rare to see a piece of working equipment take longer than half a second to respond to a Modbus master Setting the timeout to zero however will guarantee failure since the master will miss every reply by not waiting at all for it Data Objects BACnet Modbus RTU Daa Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Local Device This page displays configuration parameters for the Modbus RTU serial port Baud Rate 19200 v Parity None 1 Stop Bit v I am the Master IamaSlave Paremeters for RTU Master Parameters for RTU Slave Default Poll Rate 2 000 Seconds My Address or Unit 0 Timeout 1 000 Seconds C Double registers are swapped C use Fc 5 6 instead of 15 16 for unit numbers slave addresses starting at 0 C use Fc 5 6 and 15 16 by count for unit numbers slave addresses starting at 0 Next go to the RTU Read Map page below To get started select a register type and format a register number a unit aka slave ID or slave address and a local object number to store the data in If any of the red check marks shown below are none or zero you will get no action even attempted Make sure the Unit slave ID or slave address matches whatever you have your Modbus device set to If yo
16. PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 2 of 8 5 Connection failed unable to bind usually means remote device not connected or not reachable 81 Connection in progress means unsuccessful connect attempt still trying 95 Network is unreachable 97 Connection aborted 98 Connection reset by peer 103 Connection timed out 104 Connection refused 107 Host is unreachable Babel Buster 2 OGON GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Diagnostics SNMP Agent Read remote SNMP OIDs into local objects This page creates a map entry that reads data from remote SNMP agents for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Map ject Name SNMP OID A 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 AddMe Jr Al Analog Input 1 2 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 AddMe Jr v Al2 Analog Input 2 2 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 AddMe Jr A3 Analog Input3 4 Nome o ill Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update Rules entered on this page only read data from remote devices Go to
17. Registers Must be read written as AO 1 1001 read 1001 1002 as pair Floating Point IEEE 754 AO 2 1003 read 1003 1004 as pair register pair most significant a0 3 1005 read 1005 1006 as pair register first AO 100 1199 read 1199 1200 as pair Analog Value Object ANALOG VALUE Object Modbus Registers Must be read written as AV 1 2001 read 2001 2002 as pair Floating Point IEEE 754 AV 2 2003 read 2003 2004 as pair register pair most significant ay 3 2005 read 2005 2006 as pair register Hirst AV 100 2199 read 2199 2200 as pair Binary Input Object BINARY INPUT Object Modbus Registers Read written as a single BI 1 3001 holding register any non zero Bi 2 3002 a written will result in bit BI 3 3003 ae BI 300 3300 Binary Output Object BINARY OUTPUT Read written as a single Object Modbus Registers holding register any non zero BO 1 4001 value written will result in bit BO 2 4002 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 8 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Slave 3 of 3 set Binary Value Object Read written as a single holding register any non zero value written will result in bit set Multi state I nput Object Read written as single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer Multi state Output Object Read written as single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer Multi state Value Object Read written a
18. Save in local object Al1 named volts E Repeat this process every 50 FE seconds Apply this default value 0 00000 after 0 7 heed failure s COV increment 0 00000 Units no units v RTU Read Maps Enabled 5 gt Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update For each remote register to be read enter the register type format number and remote unit slave address 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide When the remote register is read data may be manipulated before being written to the local register If a bit mask is entered in hexadecimal and the remote register type is signed or unsigned 16 bit data the mask will be bit wise logical AND ed with the data and the retained bits will be right justified in the result The result will then be multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added and this final result is written to the local register number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes The periodic poll time determines how often the remote register will be read This number if nonzero will override the default poll time given in the Devices page for the remote device being read The default value will be st
19. devices that will be queried Then like the other possible client functions in the BB2 7010 02 you set up read and write maps A read map will use SNMP Get to query the device and a write map will use SNMP Set to write to the device The SNMP Client configuration pages are illustrated below along with a summary of how to use them NETWORK GATEWAY gi CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA 2 pors Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP Client Diagnostics SNMP Agent Devices Client Read Map Client Write Map This page sets up the network address for a remote SNMP device that will be linked to local objects via the client read and client write maps The local device acts as an SNMP client manager to the remote agents listed below a en ee IP Address 192 168 1 142 Local Name AddMe Jr SNMP Version Oyi yoc SNMP Community mongoose Device Status Default Poll Period 2 0 Seconds 4 Device number simply shows you where you are on the device list Click next and prev to scroll through the list Remote SNMP devices to be accessed by this device are specified here Enter the IP address of the remote device a name to reference in other pages and a default poll rate Then click update This gateway expects to access SNMP devices via the standard port 161 Connection status will show a non zero error code if there is a socket error Possible errors include 10 16 2015 12 46
20. effectively replies to the implied Who Is To use a fixed static address enter a single number for MS TP MAC address or an IP address optionally including port number An example of IP address with port number would be 192 168 1 99 47808 The 47808 is the port number and is separated from the IP address by a colon Note that 47808 is the default OxBACO port number If no port number is given the port configured on the BACnet IP Port page will be used the BB2 7010 s own port 7 2 BACnet Client Read Maps The client read maps tell the BB2 7010 which objects to read from which BACnet devices Click on the map number to view the full details of the read map Babel Buster 2 PEGAN Caraway ContROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup Diagnostics Read remote object data into local objects This page creates a map entry that reads data from one or more remote BACnet IP servers for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete maps 1 Analoginput 1 BB2 7010 02 oooo00 AIS Temperature E 2 AnalogInput 2 BB2 7010 02 v 0 00000 aie Humidity 2 None s fo None w o oooo0 lo o f Map number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then
21. least occasionally even if the data does not change check the second box and enter some amount of time This time period will be referred to as the maximum quiet time Data from the local object may be manipulated before being written to the remote OID The local data is first multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added to it The data is then sent to the remote SNMP agent Enter the full OID to be written the SNMP ASN data type to be written select from list and the location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page Important note about data type SNMP does not have a universally accepted representation for floating point The most commonly used means of representing real data is scaled integers and this method is supported by BB2 7010 IEEE 754 is not recognized as an SNMP standard and is not used X 690 defines an encoding for real data but it is inefficient and little used A common recommendation is to use ASCII string representation of floating point data and this method is supported by BB2 7010 Octet String Num Another known but application specific implementation is the ASN OPAQUE FLOAT used in netsnmp applications This method is also supported by BB2 7010 but should be tested to confirm compatibility 6 of 8 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 7 of 8 The repeat time may deter
22. not used X 690 defines an encoding for real data but it is inefficient and little used A common recommendation is to use ASCII string representation of floating point data and this method is supported by BB2 7010 Octet String Num Another known but application specific implementation is the ASN OPAQUE FLOAT used in netsnmp applications This method is also supported by BB2 7010 but should be tested to confirm compatibility Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Output n AV n Analog Value n BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top 5 of 8 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 T a
23. object to be read enter the object instance and type and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page Use index value of 0 if no index When the remote object is read data may be manipulated before being written to the local object The value will be multiplied by the scale factor then the offset is added The final result is written to the local object number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes The periodic poll time determines how often the remote object will be read This number if nonzero will override the default poll time given in the Devices page for the remote device being read The default value will be stored into the local object after the given number of read failures if the fail count is non zero Setting the count to zero will disable the default and the object will retain the most recent value obtained Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new map before the map number shown and is used for placing maps between existing maps It is not necessary to use Insert to add maps to the bottom of the list or to define any map presently having zero for a source object or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the map even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused maps at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displaye
24. second box and enter some amount of time This time period will be referred to as the maximum quiet time Data from the local object may be manipulated before being written to the remote register The local data is first multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added to it If a bit mask is entered and the remote register type is signed or unsigned 16 bit data the mask will be bit wise logical AND ed with the data The mask is right justified then AND ed with the data The result is then left shifted back to the original position of the mask In other words the least significant bits of the original data will be stuffed at the position marked by the mask After the scaling and masking the bit fill will be logically OR ed into the result but only if the mask was nonzero and was used Both mask and fill are entered in hexadecimal Multiple local objects may be packed into a single remote register To accomplish this define two or more rules in sequence with the same remote destination If the destination is the same data types are 16 bit integer or unsigned bit masks are nonzero and the rules are sequential the results of all qualifying rules will be OR ed together before being sent to the remote destination 6 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 For the remote register to be written enter the register type format nu
25. such as Read Property to access the content of the Modbus registers The BB2 7010 will also accept COV subscriptions such that other devices will receive a COV notification when the content of a Modbus register changes The BB2 7010 can be also configured as a Modbus RTU slave This is useful when a PLC wants to write data to the BB2 7010 thereby making the PLC s data available as BACnet object properties The BB2 7010 can be configured as a BACnet IP client This means the BB2 7010 will be reading and writing properties in other BACnet devices storing copies of their object s Present Value in the BB2 7010 The stored values may later be accessed by Modbus or SNMP 1 3 Important Safety Notice Proper system design is required for reliable and safe operation of distributed control systems incorporating any Control Solutions product It is extremely important for the user and system designer to consider the effects of loss of power loss of communications and failure of components in the design of any monitoring or control application This is especially important where the potential for property damage personal injury or loss of life may exist By using ANY Control Solutions Inc product the user has agreed to assume all risk and responsibility for proper system design as well as any consequence for improper system design 1 4 Warranty This software and documentation is provided as is without warranty of any kind either expressed
26. the desired number in the Map box then click Update For each remote register to be read enter the register type format number and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page When the remote register is read data may be manipulated before being written to the local object If a bit mask is entered in hexadecimal and the remote register type is signed or unsigned 16 bit data the mask will be bit wise logical AND ed with the data and the retained bits will be right justified in the result The result will then be multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added and this final result is written to the local object number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes The periodic poll time determines how often the remote register will be read This number if nonzero will override the default poll time given in the Devices page for the remote device being read The default value will be stored into the local object after the given number of read failures if the fail count is non zero Setting the count to zero will disable the default and the object will retain the most recent value obtained Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to use Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently havin
27. the tabs found in the web interface in the gateway which is accessed by opening a web browser and browsing to the IP address of the device You should at least read the overview sections to gain an understanding of how the gateway functions You can use the remaining sections as reference material to look up as needed There is a Quick Help section at the bottom of each web page in the gateway which is generally sufficient for quick reference in setting up the gateway 1 2 Overview of Gateway Devices The Babel Buster BB2 7010 is a BACnet to Modbus gateway It may be used as BACnet IP client and server Modbus TCP client and server and Modbus RTU master or slave The BB2 7010 02 may also be used as SNMP client and server The BB2 7010 06 07 and 08 models add gateway capability for specific types of WiFi sensors see section 16 17 18 BACnet IP BACnet IP Babel Buster Babel Buster BB2 7010 01 BB2 7010 02 Modbus TCP Modbus RTU Modbus RTU BACnet IP Babel Buster BB2 7010 0x Modbus TCP Modbus RTU The most common application for the BB2 7010 is interfacing a Modbus RTU device to a BACnet IP network The BB2 7010 will automatically poll the Modbus RTU device and store the content if its Modbus TCP 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 1 Overview file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 registers in BACnet objects you assign The BACnet system may then use standard BACnet services
28. will periodically poll the other Modbus devices according to register maps you set up The Modbus server slave devices that you will read write are defined on the Devices page To read from a remote Modbus device configure a Read Map To write to a remote Modbus device configure Write Map Data read from a remote device is stored in a local data object when received Data written to a remote device is taken from a local data object when sent The local data objects are the same collection of objects that are accessible to other clients via the server map and accessible to other BACnet devices via MS TP or BACnet IP 6 1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS i A 2 NETWORK GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC J LU l MODEL BB2 7010 01 Zs MINNESOTA ALLAN Dy Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Devices Client Read Map Client Vite Map Server Map This page sets up the network address and optional device parameters for a remote Modbus TCP device that will be linked to for remote input and or output via the client read and client write maps The local device acts as a Modbus master to the remote devices listed below Device 1 EE IP Address 192 168 1 144 Port 502 Local Name Rack Monitor Unit optional 0 O use re 5 6 instead of 15 16 a Swap Double Registers Connection Status Default Poll Period 2 0 Seconds
29. 0 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Server Agent file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buiter 2 BACNET MODBUS y MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet System SNMP Client Diagnostics 4 EF Traps are sent to the devices selected via this page Identification of the local device as provided to remote SNMP clients is also entered on this page Device 1 IP Address 192 168 1 111 System Name Babel Buster BB2 701 0 Modbus to BACnet IP Gateway System Location USA System Contact www csimn com Local Community snickers Traps generated by this device will be sent to port 162 on each IP address listed above The name location and contact listed above may be retrieved by the remote SNMP client The local community is the name that must be used by the remote SNMP client to write to this device The name public is accepted for reading 4 of 4 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 lof 8 Ball Buster 2 3 3 i f f anscde GATEWAY ate Controt SoLvTIons INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 as MINNESOTA 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager The BB2 7010 02 has the ability to be an SNMP client In master slave terms this would be the master Configuring the SNMP client starts with defining one or more SNMP
30. 001 read 2001 2002 as pair AV 2 2003 read 2003 2004 as pair AV 3 2005 read 2005 2006 as pair AV 100 2199 read 2199 2200 as pair BINARY INPUT Object Modbus Registers BI 1 3001 BI 2 3002 BI 3 3003 BI 300 3300 BINARY OUTPUT Object Modbus Registers BO 1 4001 BO 2 4002 BO 3 4003 BO 100 4100 BINARY VALUE Object Modbus Registers BV 1 5001 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 9 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Slave 3 of 3 value written will result in bit set Multi state I nput Object Read written as single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer Multi state Output Object Read written as single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer Multi state Value Object Read written as single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 BV 2 5002 BV 3 5003 BV 100 5100 MULTI STATE INPUT Object Modbus Registers MI 1 13001 MI 2 13002 MI 3 13003 MI 300 13300 MULTI STATE OUTPUT Object Modbus Registers MO 1 14001 MO 2 14002 MO 3 14003 MO 100 14100 MULTI STATE VALUE Object Modbus Registers MV 1 19001 MV 2 19002 MV 3 19003 MV 100 19100 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 10 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Server Agent file C AAA_CS
31. 010 02 Default Poll Period 10 0 Seconds Default Write Priority 10 Reply Timeout 5 0 Seconds Timeouts 0 Clear Address Binding Dynamic Who Is Static Device IP Address 192 168 1 178 47808 Clear Cache Device number simply shows you where you are on the device list Click next and prev to scroll through the list Remote BACnet devices to be accessed by this device are specified here Enter the Device Instance of the remote device a name to reference in other pages a poll rate default reply timeout and default write priority Enter static address if applicable Then click update 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 The gateway broadcasts a who is looking for this device when a read or write map wants to use this device When if it responds its IP address or MS TP mac address is listed here simply as a diagnostic Timeouts resulting from inability to reach this device are tabulated on this page as well and may be cleared by clicking the Clear button To cause the who is process to be repeated click Clear Cache BACnet IP or MS TP slave devices that to not support Who Is Il Am can still be supported here When this is the case enter the slave device s Mac address in the Static Mac window and check the No Who Is box If located on a remote network via a router enter the network number as DNet This static entry
32. 1 68 1 1 192 168 1 1 MAC Address 00 40 90 39 C1 A6 HTTP Port 80 default 80 Set Port Uptime 1 17 19 37 UDP Sensor Port 6767 default 6767 Set UDP UPD Port Status 0 The sensors send data to UDP port 6767 by default To change that go to the Network configuration page where the gateway s IP address is set and select a different UDP port if desired 16 2 Sensor Configuration The screen illustrated below is used to set up recognition of the WiFi sensor packets Babel Buster 2 art BACNET MODBUS CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 06 MINNESOTA _ Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Sensors ET a ee WiFi sensors that will be recognized by the system are entered here Showing 1 to 150f 200 Update lt Prev Next gt Baneor Sensor S N Timeout Chan 1 Chan 1 Chan 1 Chan 2 Chan 2 Chan 2 minutes Object Scale Offset Object Scale Offset 1 15 All EIA3D018 11 80000 32 0000 Al2 1 80000 32 0000 2 E22B4008 15 Al3 0 00000 0 00000 Al4 1 80000 32 0000 3 E2044005 15 AIS 1 80000 32 0000 0 0 00000 0 00000 4 0 fo 0 00000 0 00000 0 0 00000 0 00000 Enter the 8 character hexadecimal serial number of the sensor packet whose data is to be received Select local BACnet objects where data from channels 1 and 2 of the sensor should be stored BACnet objects should be either Analog Input or Analog Value Do not use any other object type Scaling of raw da
33. 15 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 4 Al4 xI v 0 00000 Analog Input 4 5 1 3 6 1 4 1 38015 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 5 AI5 xI v 0 00000 Analog Input 5 6 GI Ate lee Ye iee Woe i te fa Wes Urs Ene BeA 0 x1 v 0 00000 IMPORTANT The definition of Input versus Output object is from the perspective of the BACnet network Therefore your SNMP client should Write to Input objects to provide input to BACnet and Read from Output objects to receive output from BACnet Attempting to write a BACnet Output object from SNMP will not work properly You must think of your SNMP manager as the physical I O being accessed from BACnet If you want to make your SNMP manager write to an Output object on another BACnet device use the BACnet client mapping to translate a local Input to remote Output on the BACnet side 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 10 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Server Agent file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of the local SNMP Agent s OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update This page enables SNMP Get Set to objects indicated on the above map list The available local OID s are assigned automatically You may select which local BACnet objects are mapped to these OID s The only data type supported via the internal SNMP Agent is signed integer therefore you must use scali
34. 32 bit integer double or IEEE 754 floating 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 8 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Slave 2 of 3 file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 point float is supported by the use of two consecutive registers Modbus protocol is inherently big endian therefore Modbus by the Module defaults to having the high order register first for double and float If the low order register comes first on the device being accessed check the swapped box If you have swapped turned around you will quickly recognize it If floating point data is reversed a 1 0 becomes 2 2779508e 41 which simply rounds to zero The pattern is not as predictable as the 1 0 example would suggest A floating point 1 1 becomes negative 107609184 If 32 bit integer data is reversed 1 becomes 65536 8 2 Modbus RTU Slave Register Mapping The mappings shown below are used when the BB2 7010 is treated as a Modbus RTU Slave All objects are accessed as holding registers Analog registers MUST be read as a register pair and will return EEE754 floating point Analog Input Object ANALOG INPUT Object Modbus Registers Must be read written as Al 1 1 read 1 2 as pair Floating Point IEEE 754 Al 2 3 read 3 4 as pair register pair most significant Al 3 5 read 5 6 as pair ESgieter Arse Al 300 599 read 599 600 as pair Analog Output Object ANALOG OUTPUT Object Modbus
35. 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 2 Ball Buster 2 y BACNET MODBUS pk be E s i Sarda CATEWAY ContrROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 5 3 Minimum BB2 7010 Gateway Setup The BB2 7010 requires only minimal configuration to be useful in its simplest form First you must assign a device instance to the BB2 7010 and you do this via the BACnet IP Port page You may leave all other settings at their default You could leave the device instance at its default as well The only real requirement is that you do not duplicate device instances OGON GATEWAY i CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 H MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Config File l BACnet IP Port Local Host This page displays BACnet IP port settings BACnet IP Settings Local Network Settings Device Instance 64 Save Port default OxBACO 47808 47808 Device Description BB2 7010 Modbus to BACnet IP Gateway Device Location USA APDU Timeout 3000 APDU Retries 3 APDU Segment Timeout 5000 Database Revision 4 Object Count Limits Input Objects Output Objects Value Objects Analog 150 150 10 10 10 10 Binary 30 30 10 10 10 10 Multi State 30 30 10 10 10 10 Allow fault self reset without Ack Enable BBMD The number of each type of available object is indicated here Initially there will be only 10 Al s and 1 each of the other object types There is a pool of objects that may be shared among the di
36. 8 1 206 Active Inactive 2 460000 4 730000 6 3s 2 192 168 1 207 Inactive Active 1 120000 3 310000 5 9s 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 F 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 Sensor packet diagnostic page Click on the sensor number in the first column in the Sensor Data page to access additional sensor information illustrated below This page reflects whatever information was transmitted by the respective sensor The Reset button clears the error indication and may be used to see if the next retry returns the same error The error code will automatically clear to zero upon refresh of the page if the connection was successfu 4 of 6 10 16 2015 12 34 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 5 of 6 Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup WiFi sensor additional information is displayed on this page Sensor 1 Update lt Prev Next gt IP Address 192 168 1 206 Device Version v4 0 9 1 0 WIUI Software Version 12556 Device Name RIB BOX 1 Device Location Lab SSID WiFiSensor Signal Strength 0 Connection error 0 0 18 4 Sensor Diagnostic Page Click on the sensor diagnostic page link at the bottom of the sensor data page to access the page illustrated below Enter a sensor
37. Babel Buster BB2 7010 1 of 2 Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUs NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 01 User Guide Babel Buster 2 Model BB2 7010 BACnet Modbus Gateway Rev 1 3 Oct 2015 2015 Control Solutions Inc file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide a CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MINNESOTA BB2 7010 User Guide Contents 1 Introduction 1 1 How to Use This Guide 1 2 Overview of Gateway Devices 1 3 Important Safety Notice 1 4 Warranty 2 Connecting BB2 7010 for the First Time 3 Minimum BB2 7010 Gateway Setup 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master 51 Modbus RTU Device Configuration 5 2 Modbus RTU Master Read Maps 5 3 Modbus RTU Master Write Maps 5 4 5 5 Modbus RTU Master Data Displayed Per Slave Modbus RTU Errors 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client 6 1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration 6 2 Modbus TCP Client Read Maps 6 3 Modbus TCP Client Write Maps 6 4 Modbus TCP Errors 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client 7 1 BACnet Device Configuration 7 2 BACnet Client Read Maps 13 BACnet Client Write Maps 7 4 BACnet Errors 8 Modbus RTU Slave Configuration 8 1 Modbus RTU Device Configuration 8 2 Modbus RTU Slave Register Mapping 9 Modbus TCP Server Configuration 9 1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration 9 2 Modbus TCP Register Mapping 9 3 Modbus Virtual Device Register Mapping 10 _ SNMP S
38. CLASS_ DEVICE ERROR CLASS OBJ ECT ERROR_CLASS_ PROPERTY ERROR_CLASS_ RESOURCES E E RROR CLASS SECURITY 0 1 2 3 4 5 RROR CLASS SERVICES valid for all classes 0 ERROR CODE OTHER Error Class Device 7 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client 8 of 8 2 ERROR CODE CONFIGURATION IN PROGRESS 3 ERROR CODE DEVICE BUSY 25 ERROR CODE OPERATIONAL PROBLEM Error Class Object 4 ERROR_CODE_DYNAMIC_CREATION_NOT_SUPPORTED 17 ERROR CODE NO OBJECTS OF SPECIFIED TYPE 23 ERROR CODE OBJECT DELETION NOT PERMITTED 24 ERROR CODE OBJECT IDENTIFIER ALREADY EXISTS 27 ERROR CODE READ ACCESS DENIED 31 ERROR CODE UNKNOWN OBJECT 36 ERROR CODE UNSUPPORTED OBJECT TYPE Error Class Property 8 ERROR CODE INCONSISTENT SELECTION CRITERION 9 ERROR CODE INVALID DATA TYPE 32 ERROR CODE UNKNOWN PROPERTY 37 ERROR CODE VALUE OUT OF RANGE 40 ERROR CODE WRITE ACCESS DENIED 41 ERROR CODE CHARACTER SET NOT SUPPORTED 42 ERROR CODE INVALID ARRAY INDEX 44 ERROR CODE NOT COV PROPERTY 45 ERROR CODE OPTIONAL FUNCTIONALITY NOT SUPPORTED 47 ERROR CODE DATATYPE NOT SUPPORTED 50 ERROR CODE PROPERTY IS NOT AN ARRAY Error Class Resources 18 ERROR CODE NO SPACE FOR OBJECT 19 ERROR CODE NO SPACE TO ADD LIST ELEMENT 20 ERROR CODE NO SPACE TO WRITE PROPERTY Error Class Security 1 ERROR CODE AUTHENTICATION FAILED 6 ERROR CODE INCOMPA
39. Cnet object assigned to this SNMP client map These properties may be overwritten by the BACnet client s at any time The values shown here are initial values not necessarily the current values Note COV increment only applies to Analog objects all changes are reported for Binary or Multistate objects Units default to no_units but you may select any of the available BACnetEngineeringUnits values This value will simply be read by the BACnet client when the units property is requested from the object this OID maps to The units have no bearing on calculations performed You must select appropriate scale and offset values to make any required translation between SNMP units and BACnet units Units are only valid for Analog objects The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number BACNET MODBUS a E A i ar ve ae ARBUS iy ContrROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Diagnostics SNMP Agent Write local objects out to remote SNMP OIDs This page creates a map entry that writes data remote SNMP agents from data contained here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Local Object Name Showing 1 E Data Type ice 1 B01 1 36 1 4 1 38151 2 21 1 211 21 Unsigned v AddMe Jr Binary Output 1 F 0
40. Count 0 The sensors send data to UDP and TCP ports 6788 by default To change that go to the Network configuration page where the gateway s IP address is set and select a different port if desired Port status is also shown on the network setup Local Host page These should normally all be zero since they are error counts and error codes Port status of zero means no error 17 2 Sensor Configuration The screen illustrated below is used to set up recognition of the WiFi sensor packets 2of5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries 3 of 5 Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 07 file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Ma CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MINNESOTA Data Objects Setup evans sur 1 74D850010001 2 74D850010002 3 74D850010003 000000000000 lb Modbus WiFi sensors that vill be recognized by the system are entered here oOo NM NIN BACnet Showing 1 to 15of 200 Update lt Prev Next gt Timeout Chan 1 r minutes Object All Al4 Al6 0 Enter the 8 character hexadecimal MAC address of the sensor whose data is to be received Select local BACnet objects where data from channels 1 through 4 of the sensor should be stored BACnet objects should be either Analog Input or Analog Value Do not use any other object type Enter a sensor timeout in minutes If the BB2 7010 07 does not receive data from this se
41. EE 754 register pair most significant register first Analog Value Object Must be read written as Floating Point IEEE 754 register pair most significant register first Binary Input Object Read written as a single holding register any non zero value written will result in bit set Binary Output Object Read written as a single holding register any non zero value written will result in bit set Binary Value Object Read written as a single holding register any non zero file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 9 2 Modbus TCP Slave Register Mapping ANALOG I NPUT The mappings shown below are used when the BB2 7010 is treated as a Modbus RTU Slave All objects are accessed as holding registers These mappings are also used when the BB2 7010 is treated as a Modbus TCP Server slave The local register numbers may be accessed as holding registers In addition if the Modicon mapping option is turned on TCP only binary points can be accessed as coils Object Modbus Registers Al 1 1 read 1 2 as pair Al 2 3 read 3 4 as pair Al 3 5 read 5 6 as pair Al 300 599 read 599 600 as pair ANALOG OUTPUT Object Modbus Registers AO 1 1001 read 1001 1002 as pair AO 2 1003 read 1003 1004 as pair AO 3 1005 read 1005 1006 as pair AO 100 1199 read 1199 1200 as pair ANALOG VALUE Object Modbus Registers AV 1 2
42. I 1 Status Object Bl 2 Cfr EEE EEE e Channel 2 Data Data Object Al 2 Scale 1 80000 Offset 32 0000 Channel 2 Alarms High Alarm Alarm Low Alarm Setpoint Object AOL 1 Setpoint Object AO 2 Alarm Time 1 Alarm Time 1 Setpoint Value 0 00001 00000 Setpoint Value 0 00000 Status Object B3 3 Status Object Bl 4 The same sensor setup information found on the tabular list is also available here in addition to alarm settings Enabling an alarm requires setting the Alarm Time to a non zero value User scaling entered here is applied to alarm setpoints as well as additional internal scaling based on sensor type and its enumeration code Therefore the example here will display temperatures in Fahrenheit and alarm setpoints will also then be entered as Fahrenheit The sensor Transmit Period is entered in seconds The Hysteresis is entered as a raw count This value is not scaled since the same hysteresis is applied to both sensor channels which may have different units The raw count is A D count at the sensor As an example a single count for an RTD sensor is 0 0977 3 of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 degrees C Refer to the sensor data sheet for actual scaling information If transmit period and hysteresis are left as zero on this page the gateway will send back whatever settings it got from the sensor for those para
43. I Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 4 Babel Buster 2 3 3 i f f anscde GATEWAY ate CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 as MINNESOTA 10 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Server Agent The BB2 7010 02 can act as an SNMP agent or server You select which BACnet objects are to show up in the MIB and the MIB is created dynamically as you fill out the list of objects Once the MIB is created any standard v1 or v2 SNMP manager can access the data Integer data is most universally recognized by SNMP Floating point support is available in the BB2 7010 however floating point is not standardized and you should test compatibility A k BACNET MODBUS ae mathtcie GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 a MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus SNMP Client Diagnostics SNMP Agent Local MIB Traps Send Traps To This device can function as an SNMP Agent or server providing local data to a remote SNMP Client when it sends a Get request The remote SNMP Client can also write data using a Set Note that this functionality is the opposite of the SNMP Client Showing 1 to 6 of 6 Update lt Prev Next gt Local Local Scale Factor Local Value Local Name SNMP OID Object 153 624 i seL ode sids ded deed Al 80 7400 Analog Input 1 2 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 Al 2 xI v 0 01208 Analog Input 2 3 1 956 1 4 2 9905 0 9 4 0 2 1 29 Al 3 xI v 0 00000 Analog Input 3 4 1 3 6 1 4 1 38
44. It is not necessary to use Insert to add maps to the bottom of the list or to define any map presently having zero for a source object or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the map even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused maps at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of maps enabled The number of maps enabled simply limits the scope of map review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused maps If the displayed maps are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 7 4 BACnet Errors If errors are detected in the course of reading or writing other BACnet objects via the client s maps they will be indicated on the errors pages Babel Buster BACNET MODBUS An x A RATER GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup BACnet IP Client This page displays errors if any reported by the remote server upon attempts to read from that device 0 o 0 Errors for BACnet IP client read maps are shown on this page Only those maps with errors to report are listed Refer to the code and class lists below for interpretation Proprietary class 82 code 0 is generated locally indicating a timeout no response received from remote server All other codes listed below are returned by the remote server ERROR_
45. Modbus read map We suggest starting with one register Once you get that working proceed to fill up the table First go to the IP Network Devices page and make sure you have the IP of the intended Modbus TCP slave entered along with a local name by which it will be referenced Data Objects BACnet Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data This page sets up the network address and optional device parameters for a remote Modbus TCP device that will be linked to local objects via the client read and client write maps The local device acts as a Modbus master to the remote devices listed below Device 1 SS IP Address 192 168 1 10 Port 502 Local Name TestDevice Unit optional 0 Use FC 5 6 instead of 15 16 Use FC 5 6 and 15 16 by count Low register is first for multiple registers Connection Status Default Poll Period 2 0 Seconds 0 Next go to the Click Read Map page below To get started select a register type and format a register number a device from list created above and a local object number to store the data in If any of the red check marks shown below are none or zero you will get no action even attempted Make sure the IP address in the device list matches whatever you have your Modbus device set to If you are uncertain what IP address it is set to you need to consult the manufacturer s documentation for that equipment before proceeding The following example shows the only n
46. NC MODEL BB2 7010 08 MINNESOTA 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB The BB2 7010 08 is an enhancement to the standard BB2 7010 02 which adds support for Functional Devices WiFi RIB sensors and relays The data packets utilize the HTML XML data format documented in the RIB user manual Refer to Functional Devices documentation for setup of the sensor relay itself The BB2 7010 08 will make the RIB sensor data available as BACnet objects and Modbus registers or SNMP OID s The BB2 7010 08 will also allow control of the RIB relay from BACnet Modbus or SNMP networks BB2 7010 08 Gateway Access Point Building Management System Y IP Network A standard generic WiFi access point is used to connect the WiFi sensors to the wired network The access point should be placed where it has access to the wired network but also where it will have good reception of the WiFi sensor signals Typically the BB2 7010 08 gateway will be located inside a control panel but the WiFi access point will be located outside the control panel and potentially some distance from the panel 18 1 Sensor Network Settings The WiFi sensors need to initially be configured using the sensor configuration utility One of the required settings is the IP address of the server to which the sensor should send data That IP address will be the address of the BB2 7010 08 gateway which is set on the Local Host page shown here If NAT routers are plac
47. TIBLE SECURITY LEVELS 12 ERROR CODE INVALID OPERATOR NAME 15 ERROR CODE KEY GENERATION ERROR 26 ERROR CODE PASSWORD FAILURE 28 ERROR CODE SECURITY NOT SUPPORTED 30 ERROR CODE TIMEOUT Error Class Services 5 ERROR CODE FILE ACCESS DENIED 7 ERROR CODE INCONSISTENT PARAMETERS 10 ERROR CODE INVALID FILE ACCESS METHOD 11 ERROR CODE ERROR CODE INVALID FILE START POSITION 13 ERROR CODE INVALID PARAMETER DATA TYPE 14 ERROR CODE INVALID TIME STAMP 16 ERROR CODE MISSING REQUIRED PARAMETER 22 ERROR CODE PROPERTY IS NOT A LIST 29 ERROR CODE SERVICE REQUEST DENIED 43 ERROR CODE COV SUBSCRIPTION FAILED 46 ERROR CODE INVALID CONFIGURATION DATA 48 ERROR CODE DUPLICATE NAME 49 ERROR CODE DUPLICATE OBJECT ID file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 8 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Slave file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 3 Babel Buster 2 SS BAC M a T i S TL GGE GATEWAY CONTROL SoLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA a 8 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Slave The BB2 7010 can be a Modbus RTU master or slave As slave the BB2 7010 will respond to another Modbus master and return data requested The various objects in the BB2 7010 are accessed as holding registers with register numbers calculated and based on object type and instance 8 1 Modbus RTU Device Configur
48. Va prg pA CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Diagnostics SNMP Agent This page creates a Map entry that writes data to remote SNMP agents from data contained here SSS E S Read local object BO 1 named Binary Output 1 Apply default value of 0 00000 B power up and or Ll yhen 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no host update Write remote OID Dany time local object has changed by 0 00000 or Llwhen 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no change Otherwise write remote OID unconditionally In any event when writing remote OID apply local object data as follows Apply scale 0 00000 and offset 0 00000 Write OID 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 as Unsigned v at AddMe Jr Repeat this process at least O no more than every 2 0 seconds Initial COV increment 0 00000 Initial COV Period D sec Units no units Initial Relinquish Default 0 00000 Client Write Maps Enabled 2 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update The local object data may be written periodically or when it changes or both To send upon change send on delta check the first box and enter the amount by which the local object must change before being written to the remote device To guarantee that the remote OID will be written at
49. You cannot proceed to a trap rule for an OID that has not been defined on the Local MIB page Select a comparison or test and click the button for your choice of what the local register should be compared to Then enter either the fixed value for threshold Quaifications are optional and enabled only when values are nonzero How hysteresis is applied depends on the comparison For a test that becomes true if greater than the test will not return to false until the local register is less than the test value by a margin of at least this hysteresis value If a test becomes true if less than it will not return to false until the local register is greater than the test value by a margin of at least this hysteresis value On time and off time if specified determine how long the condition must be true on time or false off time before the true or false response is actually taken Times are given in HH MM SS format hours minutes seconds The repeat count is the number of times the same trap will be sent when triggered This number of traps will be sent at approximately 100 millisecond intervals The repeat time is the delay period between re transmissions of the trap or series of traps as determined by the repeat count Repeat time is in seconds Example If repeat count is set to 3 and repeat time is set to 60 seconds then three trap messages will be sent in a burst and this burst will be repeated once every minute 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 1
50. a value checking Force and clicking Update The source of data for an Analog Input object will be reading the remote Modbus register via the map indicated by the Device Link The Modbus device will be polled at the rate specified by the Read Map 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 4 of 6 Out of Service means polling of the Modbus register will stop While out of service the present value may be written by the BACnet client Data may be forced via this web page at any time but will be overwritten by the next Modbus poll unless the object is out of service The Binary Output Object page is illustrated below Babel Buster 2 n Cameuay CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 2 MINNESOTA Modbus BACnet System Setup This page displays data as presently found in the local registers maintained by this device Binary Output Objects Showing objects from 1 Update lt Prev Next gt Service Text ak Relay 1 Out N Active 0 0 0 0 0 Contact Closed 2 Binary Output 2 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 3 Binary Output 3 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 4 Binary Output 4 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 5 Binary Output 5 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 6 Binary Output 6 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 T Binary Output 7 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 8 Binary Output 8 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 2 Binary Output 9 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 10 Binary Output 10 N Inactive 0 0 0 0 0 The object name value and st
51. able BACnet object for recording data values read by sensors Analog Value would also be an appropriate choice although with no particular advantage over Analog Input Analog Output is not a suitable choice for sensor values since these objects are meant to be written to BB2 7010 not read from Analog Input is typically a sensor object while Analog Output is typically an actuator object Any data object set to zero will not have that data transferred to any BACnet object Timeout fault is optional If the box is checked and a value is entered in the adjacent window that value will be placed into the data channel s object when the sensor is in fault i e when the BB2 7010 has not received data from this sensor within the timeout window specified Battery voltage and signal strength readings reported by the sensor can optionally be provided as BACnet objects if provided Analog Input or Analog Value object types are most suitable here 17 3 Sensor Data Page The screen illustrated below shows sensor data as received most recently The data received will be displayed here regardless of whether the data has been assigned to any BACnet objects This page also displays time elapsed since the last transmission was received Times are in seconds s minutes m hours h or days d A of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 lt inv
52. age Click Prev Next to scroll through the list Click Refresh to update the page or Update to accept changes The object name may be changed here State text may be entered When any of these are changed be sure to save the updated configuration by clicking Save on the Config File page under System Setup The destination of data for a Binary Output object will be writing the remote Modbus register via the map indicated by the Device Link The Modbus device will be updated upon change of source data and or periodically as defined by the Write Map The Binary Output object is commandable meaning the BACnet client must write both a value and a priority level for that value The highest level value will be the one written to the Modbus register If all values are relinquished the relinquish default value will be written to the Modbus register To set an output object manually from this page check the Force box enter a value in the Present Value window and select a priority level to assign to your forced value Then click Update To return a given priority level to NULL simply type the word NULL in the Present Value window check Force and click Update Out of service means the Modbus register will not be written Values written by the BACnet client will be 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 retained but only applied when this object is pla
53. ater time when the client gets around to updating the setpoints If you want the BB2 7010 to use known default alarm setpoint values at startup use Analog Output objects for alarm setpoints and enter the default alarm setting as the Relinquish Default value If an alarm setpoint object is given it will be used and will override any setpoint value entered on this page If the setpoint object is left set to zero then the setpoint value shown on this page will be used All parameters on this page are stored in the XML configuration file when you click Save on the Config File page Forgetting to save the file will result in settings being lost the next time power is lost Whether a setpoint object or setpoint value is provided in either case the Alarm Time must be non zero to enable the alarm The alarm time is the amount of time in sensor update periods transmit periods that the condition must exist before being reported as an alarm Alarm time of zero is disabled on this setup page A zero will be transmitted as FF to the sensor and all alarm time values offset by 1 when sent This means alarm time of zero disables the alarm alarm time of one enables the alarm with immediate reporting and alarm time of two will delay the report by one sensor update period Shown as 300 seconds on the example above Alarms are not particularly useful if the alarm state is not reported The means for reporting alarms states is via the status objects pr
54. ation Modbus device configuration for RTU really consists of port configuration and includes setting the slave address if the BB2 7010 is functioning as Modbus slave D A i 51 90 ONETwonk GATEWAY atte CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 a MINNESOTA 2 BARE i Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Daa Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup This page displays configuration parameters for the Modbus RTU serial port Local Device Baud Rate 19200 v Parity None 1 Stop Bit I am the Master O I am a Slave Paremeters for RTU Master Parameters for RTU Slave Default Poll Rate 5 000 Seconds My Address or Unit 5 Timeout 1 000 Seconds CI Double registers are swapped d Use FC 5 6 instead of 15 16 for unit numbers slave addresses starting at 0 Select baud rate and parity from the drop down list Click either Master or Slave buttons to select type of operation Enter timing parameters or address as applicable Click update to register your changes The double register swap on this page only applies when the local device the gateway you are configuring here is functioning as a Modbus RTU slave If the Modbus master expects least significant data to be in the first lowest numbered register then check the swap box The term swapped only applies to double or float formats Modbus registers are by definition 16 bits of data per register Access to 32 bit data either
55. atus are shown for a list of objects starting with the number entered at the top of the page Click Prev Next to scroll through the list Click on the object number in the first column to change name or out of service state The destination of data for a Binary Output object will be writing the remote Modbus register via the map indicated by the Device Link The Modbus device will be updated upon change of source data and or periodically as defined by the Write Map The Binary Output object is commandable meaning the BACnet client must write both a value and a priority level for that value The highest level value will be the one written to the Modbus register If all values are relinquished the relinquish default value will be written to the Modbus register Out of service means the Modbus register will not be written Values written by the BACnet client will be retained but only applied when this object is placed back in service At that time the highest priority value will be written to the Modbus register Click on the object number in the left hand column to get to the expanded view of the Binary Output object 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 5 of 6 Babel Buster 2 S BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY Con A TROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Modbus BACnet System Setup Multi State SSE a a I I a E Name
56. ced back in service At that time the highest priority value will be written to the Modbus register 6 of 6 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide lof 8 Ball Buster 2 y 3 i f POGI GATEWAY atte CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master The BB2 7010 can be a Modbus RTU master or slave As a master you can read Modbus data from or write Modbus data to other Modbus slaves The BB2 7010 will periodically poll the other Modbus devices according to register maps you set up To read from a remote Modbus device configure a Read Map To write to a remote Modbus device configure Write Map Data read from a remote device is stored in a local register when received Data written to a remote device is taken from a local register when sent The local registers are the same collection of registers that are accessible to other masters when operating as slave and accessible to other Modbus TCP devices as a collection of holding registers 5 1 Modbus RTU Device Configuration Modbus device configuration for RTU really consists of port configuration and includes setting the slave address if the BB2 7010 is functioning as Modbus slave Ye DELI Ad Gareceay CONTROL SOLUTIONS Inc U LU MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA _ IST a Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup Modb
57. click Update Maps entered on this page only read data from remote devices Go to the Client Write Map to write data to those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write An abbreviated version of a list of maps is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column For each remote object to be read enter the object instance and type and location device The names in 2 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 8 the device list are defined in the Devices page When the remote object is read data may be manipulated before being written to the local object The value will be multiplied by the scale factor The final result is written to the local object number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the map even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused maps at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n
58. d reduce the number of maps enabled The number of maps enabled simply limits the scope of map review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused maps If the displayed maps are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 7 3 BACnet Client Write Maps The client read maps tell the BB2 7010 which objects to write on which BACnet devices Click on the map number to view the full details of the write map SEVEN careway CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup Diagnostics Write local object data out to remote objects This page creates a map entry that writes data to one or more remote BACnet IP servers from data contained here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules 1 B02 0 00000 Binary Output 3 BB2 7010 02 x Relay 2 2 fo 10 00000 None lo None i Map number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update Device 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Maps entered on this page only write data to remote devices Go to the Client Read Map to read data from those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write
59. ding Management System IP Network A standard generic WiFi access point is used to connect the WiFi sensors to the wired network The access point should be placed where it has access to the wired network but also where it will have good reception of the WiFi sensor signals Typically the BB2 7010 06 gateway will be located inside a control panel but the WiFi access point will be located outside the control panel and potentially some distance from the panel 16 1 Sensor Network Settings The WiFi sensors need to initially be configured using the sensor configuration utility One of the required settings is the IP address of the server to which the sensor should send data That IP address will be the address of the BB2 7010 06 gateway which is set on the Local Host page shown here If NAT routers are placed between the sensors and the gateway then use IP addresses provided by the IT technician that set up the router 1 of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 2 of 5 Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP System Setup Sensors Config File BACnet IP Port BBMD Local Host fuse This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 168 1 148 192 168 1 148 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gateway 192
60. dress of the sensor that is to be queried Select local BACnet objects to be associated with the RIB inputs and output BACnet object type should be Binary Output for DO 1 the relay BACnet object type should be Binary Input for DI 1 discrete input BACnet object types can be Analog Input or Analog Value for the UI inputs if configured for analog values BACnet object types can be Binary Input or Binary Value if Ul inputs are configured as state inputs instead 2 of 6 10 16 2015 12 34 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 6 Enter a sensor poll time in seconds The is the frequency at which the BB2 7010 08 will attempt to query the RIB If the BB2 7010 08 is unable to connect to the RIB the BACnet object s reliability property will be set to the non zero error code indicating no connection In addition the optional connect fault value will be placed into the object s present value property if selected on the extended setup page To access aditional setup parameters click on the sensor number in the first column This will take you to the extended setup page illustrated below Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup WiFi sensors that will be recognized by the system are entered here Sensor 1 Update lt Prev Next gt Device IP Address 192 168 1 206 Poll Time sec 10 User Name Password DO 1 Data Data Object BO 1 DI 1 Da
61. e Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently having zero for a source register or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 5 4 Modbus RTU Master Data Displayed Per Slave 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master 7 of 8 Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUSs NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 01 Data Objects BACnet Modbus RTU Setup file C AAA CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide A CONTROL SOLUTIONS Inc MINNESOTA System Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup This page displays data to and from registers in devices accessed via the Modbus RTU serial port RTU Unit 2 Showing 1 to 4 of 4 Update Dir pas Register Name From Holding Reg 01019 Yolts From Holding Reg 01163 Amps From Holding Reg 01033 Hertz From Holding Reg 01011 Watts ALL mM O 121 484 3 180 AI 2 d 0O 2 21056 3 100 AI 3 go im 60 0112 3 070 AT 4 o O 265 243 3 090 The values of Modbus registers tha
62. ed between the sensors and the gateway then use IP addresses provided by the IT technician that set up the router 10 16 2015 12 34 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP System Setup Sensors Config File BACnet IP Port BBMD Local Host This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 168 1 33 192 168 1 33 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gatewey 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 MAC Address 00 40 9D 89 66 F6 HTTP Port 80 default 80 Set Port Uptime 0 01 33 50 The sensors send data to UDP port 6767 by default To change that go to the Network configuration page where the gateway s IP address is set and select a different UDP port if desired 18 2 Sensor Configuration The screen illustrated below is used to set up recognition of the WiFi sensor packets Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 08 Data Objects Modbus BACnet Sensors Sensor Data l Sensor Setup U I l WiFi sensors that vill be recognized by the system are entered here Shoving 1 to 10of 10 Update lt Prev Next gt Poll Time DO 1 DI1 UI 1 UI 2 1 192 168 1 206 10 BO1 Bl1 All Al2 2 192 168 1 207 10 BO2 Bl2 Al3 Al4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Enter the IP ad
63. ed rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local register numbers are 1 999 for integer values and 1001 1999 accessed as register pairs for floating point If you try to enter an even number above 1001 you will get an error message All floating point register pairs start on odd boundaries All local registers are accessed via Modbus as holding registers Click on the map number in the left column of the tabular write map page above to get the expanded view of one write map at a time below Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUSs n Aan r r i OGOR Careway CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup RTU Write Map This page creates a map entry that writes data to a remote Modbus RTU serial device from data contained here Se a a ee Read local object AV 1 named Analog Value 1 Apply default value of 0 00000 Mm power up and or hen 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no host update Write rernote register Dany time local object has changed by 0 00000 or CI when 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no change Otherwise write remote register unconditionally In any event when writing remote register apply local object data as follows Apply scale 0 00000 and offset 0 00000 Then if applicable apply bit mask 0000 and bit fill 0000 write Holding Register vlas Integer to register 19 at Unit with doubles swap
64. ed where it has access to the wired network but also where it will have good reception of the WiFi sensor signals Typically the BB2 7010 07 gateway will be located inside a control panel but the WiFi access point will be located outside the control panel and potentially some distance from the panel 17 1 Sensor Network Settings The WiFi sensors need to initially be configured using the sensor configuration utility One of the required settings is the IP address of the server to which the sensor should send data That IP address will be the address of the BB2 7010 07 gateway which is set on the Local Host page shown here If NAT routers are placed between the sensors and the gateway then use IP addresses provided by the IT technician that set up the router 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Data Objects Modbus BACnet Sensors This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 168 1 156 192 168 1 156 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gateway 192 168 1 1 l 192 168 1 1 MAC Address 00 40 9D 78 C1 ED HTTP Port 80 default 80 Uptime 1 11 45 57 Sensor Port 6788 default 6788 Set Sensor Port UDP Port Status 0 TCP Port Status o Packet CRC Error Count 0 Bad Packet Count o Missed Packet
65. egister type format number and remote unit slave address When the remote register is read the data will be multiplied by the scale factor and written to the local register number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local register numbers are 1 999 for integer values and 1001 1999 accessed as register pairs for floating point If you try to enter an even number above 1001 you will get an error message All floating point register pairs start on odd boundaries All local registers are accessed via Modbus as holding registers Click on the map number in the left column of the tabular read map page above to get the expanded view of one read map at a time below Babel Buster 2 OGON Caraway ContROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup KIT gt a a aa _ a a ee ee ee ee eae FREE This page creates a map entry that reads data from a remote Modbus RTU serial device for processing here a ee ee I Read Holding Register as Float v from register 1019 at Unit 2 With doubles swapped Apply bit mask if applicable 0000 then apply scale 0 00000 land offset 0 00000
66. erver The BB2 7010 contains a set of BACnet objects whose only purpose is to store copies of data obtained from other devices This copy of data may then be queried by different devices or written to different devices by the BB2 7010 client functions The collection of objects includes Analog Binary and Multi State types of objects and includes Input commandable Output and writeable Value types of each of those objects The BB2 7010 also contains a Device object which is shared with router functions All of the remaining objects noted here are not used by routing functions Data may be placed in the local objects by other devices writing to the BB2 7010 or by the BB2 7010 querying other devices When the BB2 7010 is configured to query other devices these operations are defined by read maps and write maps associated with the respective client function e g BACnet client Modbus TCP client SNMP client The following pages illustrate the Analog Input object pages and the Binary Output object pages The remaining object pages found in the BB2 7010 are virtually identical and are not replicated here Each object page initially comes up as a table of object data Click on the object number in the left hand column to expand the view of that object and access the windows that let you locall force values assign units or names etc lof6 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server 2 of 6 Babel Buster
67. erver Configuration 10 1 Local SNMP MIB 10 2 Trap Thresholds 10 3 SNMP Trap Destinations 11 SNMP Client Configuration 11 1 SNMP Device Configuration 11 2 SNMP Client Read Maps 11 3 SNMP Client Write Maps 11 4 SNMP Errors 12 HTTP Client 13 BBMD Setup 14 Object Properties 14 1 Data Object Properties Analog Binary Multi state 14 2 Device Object Properties 15 Trouble Shooting 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest 16 1 Sensor Network Settings 12 9 2015 11 25 AM Babel Buster BB2 7010 2 of 2 16 2 Configuration 16 3 Sensor Data Page 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries 17 1 Sensor Network Settings 17 2 Configuration 17 3 Sensor Data Page 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB 18 1 Sensor Network Settings 18 2 Configuration 18 3 Sensor Data Page 18 4 Sensor Diagnostic Page Appendix A Hardware Details A 1 Wiring A 2 Front Panel LED Indicators A 3 RS 485 Line Termination and Bias file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 12 9 2015 11 25 AM 1 Overview file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 2 ONNO Garewar CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 1 Introduction 1 1 How to Use This Guide The first few sections of this user guide provide background information on how the gateway works and an overview of the configuration process The next several sections are guides for each of
68. es accessed via the Modbus RTU serial port RTU Unit 1 Showing 1 to 1 of 1 Update If you are getting no data check the Error Codes page below Here we see that the No Responses is about equal to the Total Messages This means we are not getting anything back from the Modbus slave If you are certain all of the above setup is correct the only conclusion you or we can come to at this point is that there is a wiring problem or the slave is not responding or not configured correctly Review wiring information and check the slave configuration If you get a high number of CRC errors this is also an indication of likely wiring problem 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 6 Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP System Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup This page displays error codes encountered in processing reads and writes via the Modbus RTU serial port Showing devices from 1 B lt Prev I Next gt Reset Offending Reset Offending Reset Total eat Eee eee eee ae eee 1 mM 5 0 1 0 0 0 222 2 0 0 o 0 0 o o o If instead of No Repsonses the count you see is Exceptions this means you are communicating just fine but the slave is telling you that your request is incorrect You are asking for a register number that does
69. fferent object types The number of objects available is displayed at the System Capacities link on the home page of 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 3 Minimum BB2 7010 Gateway Setup file C AAA_CSJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 the device The number will range from 300 to 1000 depending on model The number displayed next to the input window is the object count that has been requested and will take effect upon the next restart To request a different number enter that number and click Save Restart or power cycle the device to make the new object allocations take effect The check box for allow fault self reset without ack means object reliability code and fault status will return to normal automatically after recovery from a communication fault such as no response reply timed out If this box is not checked a BACnet client must read the reliability code to acknowledge the problem before the status will be reset If the box is checked fault indications will simply go away when the fault goes away The check box for enable BBMD is used to enable the BBMD feature of the device When enabled additional configuration on the BBMD tab should also be set up 2 of 2 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 s ONOG GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet S
70. g zero for a source object or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled Initial COV increment and period will only apply if a BACnet client subscribes to COV notification from the BACnet object assigned to this Modbus map These properties may be overwritten by the BACnet client s at any time The values shown here are initial values not necessarily the current values Note COV increment only applies to Analog objects all changes are reported for Binary or Multistate objects Units default to no_units but you may select any of the available BACnetEngineeringUnits values This value will simply be read by the BACnet client when the units property is requested from the object this Modbus register maps to The units have no bearing on calculations performed You must select appropriate scale and offset values to make any required translation between Modbus units and BACnet units Units are only valid for Analog objects The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 6 3 Modbus TCP Client Write Maps 4 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6
71. ge the binding internally in that case Connect fault is optional If the box is checked and a value is entered in the adjacent window that value will be placed into the data channel s object when the sensor is in fault i e when the BB2 7010 was not able to connect to this sensor If connection is sucessful on the next try then the data received will be 10 16 2015 12 34 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 placed into the BACnet data object and the reliability code will be cleared to zero Signal strength readings reported by the sensor can optionally be provided as aBACnet object if provided Analog Input or Analog Value object types are most suitable here 18 3 Sensor Data Page The screen illustrated below shows sensor data as received most recently The data received will be displayed here regardless of whether the data has been assigned to any BACnet objects This page also displays time elapsed since the last transmission was received Times are in seconds s minutes m hours h or days d Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS nm An Ie s OAE RENS Y CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 08 Zy MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup This page displays data most recently returned by WiFi sensors WiFi Sensor List Shoving sensors from 1 Refresh lt Prev Next gt Sens Sensor IP Addr DO 1 State UI 2 Data i 192 16
72. he local object number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes but will also be returned as the object name to the BACnet client The periodic poll time determines how often the remote OID will be read This number if nonzero will override the default poll time given in the Devices page for the remote device being read The default value will be stored into the local object after the given number of read failures if the fail count 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 is non zero Setting the count to zero will disable the default and the object will retain the most recent value obtained Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to use Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently having zero for a source object or none for remote type Entering zero for none for local object effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled Initial COV increment and period will only apply if a BACnet client subscribes to COV notification from the BA
73. ine Termination amp Bias Enable line termination only when this device is placed at the end of the network Termination should only be enabled at two points on the network and these two points must be specifically the end points Enable line bias when needed Line bias should only be enabled at one point on the network and does not have to be the end point Line bias holds the line in a known neutral state when no devices are transmitting Without bias the transition from offline to online by a transmitter can look like a false start bit and cause loss of communication The line conditioning options are enabled when the respective shunt is moved to the position indicated by the white block next to the 3 pin header Putting the shunt on the opposite 2 pins disables the option and 12 9 2015 11 26 AM 3 of 3 A Hardware Details file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide is simply a place to store the shunt Termination ON Line Bias OFF Termination OFF Line Bias ON Line Termination Line Bias The Init jumper on the server module should only be used when advised by tech support Installing this jumper prior to power up causes the server to go into firmware update mode 12 9 2015 11 26 AM
74. ing the remote Modbus register via the map indicated by the Device Link The Modbus device will be polled at the rate specified by the Read Map Out of Service means polling of the Modbus register will stop While out of service the present value may be written by the BACnet client Data may be forced via this web page at any time but will be overwritten by the next Modbus poll unless the object is out of service Reliability codes may be any of the following 7010 01 64 Modbus client no response 65 Modbus client crc error 66 Modbus exception illegal function code 67 Modbus exception illegal data address 68 Modbus exception illegal data value 69 79 Modbus exception code 65 rarely used 80 Local device configuration property fault 81 Faulty Modbus packet 82 BACnet IP client device timeout 83 BACnet IP client error returned by server 10 16 2015 12 31 PM 4 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Server file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 6 Reliability codes may be any of the following 7010 02 80 Local device configuration property fault 81 Faulty packet 82 BACnet IP client device timeout 83 BACnet IP client error returned by server 84 SNMP client no response from agent 85 SNMP client unable to parse data 86 SNMP client reply does not match request Status flags A B C D indicate the following 0 meaning not true 1 meaning true A in alarm B fault C
75. ings need to be configured You will need to provide the IP address es of your DNS Server s You will need to provide the URL of the web server that is to receive data and the web page that the data is to be submitted to The Client ID uniquely identifies this device when you have more than one reporting to the same web portal The minimum additional settings are illustrated below 10 16 2015 12 46 PM file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 12 HTTP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buiter 2 BACNET MODBUS af 4 marion GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet HTTP Client This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 168 1 64 192 168 1 64 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gateway 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 Static DNS1 68 67 77 130 68 87 77 130 Set DNS Static DNS2 68 87 72 130 68 87 72 130 Proxy Server Proxy Port 0 HTTP Port 80 default 80 F bisallow HITE Query Set Ports Modbus Port 502 default 502 Telnet Port 23 default 23 Client Update Host logmydata net i Enable Log Page ireport php Log Parameters optional Confiquration Page Update Timeout 60 Client ID 900064 HTTP Port 80 Uptime 1 02 29 30 2 of 2 10 16 2015 12 46 PM
76. ke 1 2 minutes during which time you will not be able to connect with a browser d The default IP address as shipped is 10 0 0 101 If your PC is not already on the 10 0 0 0 domain you will need to add a route on your PC Do this by opening a command prompt First type ipconfig and note the IP address listed This is your PC s IP address Now type the command route add 10 0 0 0 mask 255 255 255 0 1 2 3 4 but substitute your PC s IP address for 1 2 3 4 This generally works but if this fails you will need to temporarily change your computer s IP address to a fixed address that starts with 10 0 0 and ends with anything but 101 1 of 4 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 2 Connecting the BB2 7010 for the First Time file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 BACNET MODBUS s re Dardoae GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup BACnet Object Property Summary Babel Busters 2 ra reeay Hardware Guide System Capacity Summary Modbus Slave Register Mapping Trouble Shooting Modbus Notes Wodeiaesroin os 2 34 5 Quick Help Click any tab above to log in If you are not already logged in you will be asked for your user name and password You will need these in order to log in To log out simply close your browser IMPORTANT If you have made configuration changes that you want to save permanently go to the System gt Setup gt C
77. lable BACnetEngineeringUnits values This value will simply be read by the BACnet client when the units property is requested from the object this OID maps to The units have no bearing on calculations performed You must select appropriate scale and offset values to make any required translation between SNMP units and BACnet units Units are only valid for Analog objects Initial Relinquish Default may be set here but may be overwritten by the BACnet client at any time This window reflects the initial value not the current value Note Relinquish Default only applies to commandable Output objects and does not apply to Input or Value objects The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number Babel Buster 2 T E rn r ye ConTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet SNMP Client SNMP Agent Map Remote OID Errors for SNMP client read maps are shown on this page Only those maps with errors to report are listed Refer to the code and class lists below for interpretation 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Common error codes for the SNMP client are as follows 9 No response from remote Agent server 10 Unable to inte
78. match request 86 Out_Of_Service 81 W COV_Increment 22 W BOOLEAN REAL analog objects only Priority Array 87 BACnetPriorityArray commandable objects only SEQUENCE SIZE 16 OF BACnetPriorityValue REAL each element analog output objects ENUMERATED each element binary output objects Unsigned each element multi state output objects Relinquish_ Default 104 W Polarity 84 REAL analog objects ENUMERATED binary objects Unsigned multi state objets BACnetPolarity binary objects only ENUMERATED normal 0 Number_Of_ States 74 Unsigned multi state objects only Units 117 BACnetEngineeringUnits analog objects only 14 2 Device Object Properties The following properties are found in the Device object of the BB2 7010 In addition to standard Device properties Property Encoding Object Identifier 75 BACnetObjectl dentifier Object_Name 77 CharacterString Object_Type 79 BACnetObjectType ENUMERATED device 8 System Status 112 BACnetDeviceStatus Vendor_Name 121 CharacterString Vendor Identifier 120 Unsigned16 should always return 208 Model Name 70 Fimrware Revision 44 CharacterString CharacterString Application Software Version 12 Protocol Version 98 CharacterString Unsigned 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 14 Object Properties 3 of 3 file C AAA_CSI Litera
79. mber and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The repeat time may determine how often the remote register will be written If send on delta and maximum quiet time are not checked above clicking the at least button will establish a periodic update time If send on delta is used and you wish to limit the network traffic in the event changes are frequent click the no more than button and enter the minumum time that should elapse before another write to the remote device Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to use Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently having zero for a source register or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled Initial COV increment and period will only apply if a BACnet client subscribes to COV notification from the BACnet object assigned to this Modbus map These properties may be overwritten by the BACnet client s at any time The values shown here are initial values not necessarily the current values Note COV increment only ap
80. meters which would have been initially set using the sensor configuration utility independent of anything the BB2 7010 06 does Analog Input is the most suitable BACnet object for recording data values read by sensors Analog Value would also be an appropriate choice although with no particular advantage over Analog Input Analog Output is not a suitable choice for sensor values since these objects are meant to be written to BB2 7010 not read from Analog Input is typically a sensor object while Analog Output is typically an actuator object Sensor alarm setpoints can be fixed values that are stored in the XML configuration file or setpoints can be provided dynamically by an external system Sensor alarm setpoints can be taken from an Analog Value object or Analog Output object You would not use an Analog Input object for alarm setpoints since you cannot write to an Analog Input The notation Input means input from sensor hardware or input to the network The notation Output means output to sensor hardware as would be applicable for an alarm setpoint The Analog Value object can be used without any requirement for command priority however at startup the Analog Value present value properties in the BB2 7010 will all default to zero If the BACnet client typically a facility management system is not quick enough to write setpoints to the BB2 7010 alarms will be cleared in the sensor the first time it reports in and only restored at some l
81. mine how often the remote OID will be written If send on delta and maximum quiet time are not checked above clicking the at least button will establish a periodic update time If send on delta is used and you wish to limit the network traffic in the event changes are frequent click the no more than button and enter the minumum time that should elapse before another write to the remote device Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to use Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently having zero none for a source object Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled Initial COV increment and period will only apply if a BACnet client subscribes to COV notification from the BACnet object assigned to this Modbus map These properties may be overwritten by the BACnet client s at any time The values shown here are initial values not necessarily the current values Note COV increment only applies to Analog objects all changes are reported for Binary or Multistate objects Units default to no_units but you may select any of the avai
82. more detail and insert delete rules Showing 1 to 2 of 2 Update lt Prev Next gt Remote ote Remote Nema Register Format register Unit oe 0 00000 Holding Register Integer 19 E 2 fo 10 00000 None v integer o 0 Analog Value 1 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update Rules entered on this page only write data to remote devices Go to the Client Read Map to read data from those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write 4 of 8 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 5 of 8 An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column Data from the local register given will be multiplied by the scale factor before being written For each remote register to be written enter the register type format number and remote unit slave address Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unus
83. ng to provide real data as integers This is an inherent limitation of SNMP which does not have any universally accepted method of transmitting floating point data Internal data is multiplied by the scale factor when read by your remote SNMP manager client Data written by your SNMP client is divided by the scale factor before being stored internally For each local object to be accessed by the remote SNMP Client enter the local object number and scale factor The local data and object name will be shown for reference The data returned to the remote SNMP client will be the indicated local value multiplied by the scale factor then truncated to integer Enter an object number then click Update to add the mapping to the list Objects are not immediately available when entered in the list above When you have finished making changes click the Reload SNMP button to clear and reload the MIB The MIB is also automatically reloaded every time you restart this device Entering zero none for local object effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Output n
84. nsor within this amount of time the BACnet object s reliability property will be set to the non zero error code indicating timeout In addition the optional timeout fault value will be placed into the object s present value property if selected on the extended setup page To access aditional setup parameters click on the sensor number in the first column This will take you to the extended setup page illustrated below 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup WiFi sensors that will be recognized by the system are entered here Sensor 1 Update lt Prev Next gt Device MAC Address 74D850010001 Timeout 2 Channel 1 Data Data Object Al 1 Scale 1 80000 Timeout Fault 0 00000 Offset 32 0000 Channel 2 Data Data Object Al 2 Scale 0 00000 Timeout Fault 0 00000 Offset 0 00000 Channel 3 Data Data Object Al3 Scale 0 00000 Timeout Fault 0 00000 Offset 0 00000 Channel 4 Data Data Object 0 Scale 0 00000 Timeout Fault 0 00000 Offset 0 00000 Battery Voltage Data Object 0 RSSI Data Object 0 The same sensor setup information found on the tabular list is also available here in addition to user scaling and fault values The example shown here for Al 1 will display temperatures in Fahrenheit when actual data received was Celsuis temperature Analog Input is the most suit
85. number and click Update to select a sensor Thereafter each packet received in response to query will be displayed when the page is refreshed This page is provided simply for diagnostic use 10 16 2015 12 34 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB 6 of 6 Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 08 Sensor 1 WiFi Sensor Packet Log for Sensor 1 lt relayState gt 0N lt relayState gt lt lastCommand gt ON lt lastCommand gt lt digtalInputState gt OPEN lt digtalInputState gt lt uiilState gt 0 5V lt uilState gt lt uilValue gt 0 00 V lt uilValue gt lt dilValue gt OPEN lt diiValue gt lt ui2State gt 0 5V lt ui2State gt lt ui2Value gt 0 00 V lt ui2Value gt lt di2Value gt OPEN lt di2Value gt lt powerOnState gt OFF lt powerOnState gt lt bindingState gt UNBOUND lt bindingState gt lt deviceHostName gt RIB BOX 1 lt deviceHostName gt lt deviceLocation gt Lab lt deviceLocation gt lt deviceVersion gt v4 0 9 1 0 WIUI lt deviceVersion gt lt bss gt lt valid gt 0 lt valid gt lt name gt 0 lt name gt lt privacy gt 0 lt privacy gt lt wlan gt 0 lt wlan gt lt strength gt 0 lt strength gt lt bss gt lt scan gt 0 lt scan gt lt ver gt 12556 lt ver gt lt count gt 0 lt count gt lt ssid gt WiFiSensor lt ssid gt file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Mi Con 7 TROL SOLUTIONS INC MINNESOTA
86. o the original position of the mask In other words the least significant bits of the original data will be stuffed at the position marked by the mask After the scaling and masking the bit fill will be logically OR ed into the result but only if the mask was nonzero and was used Both mask and fill are entered in hexadecimal Multiple local registers may be packed into a single remote register To accomplish this define two or more rules in sequence with the same remote destination If the destination is the same data types are 16 bit integer or unsigned bit masks are nonzero and the rules are sequential the results of all qualifying rules will be OR ed together before being sent to the remote destination For the remote register to be written enter the register type format number and remote unit slave address The repeat time may determine how often the remote register will be written If send on delta and maximum quiet time are not checked above clicking the at least button will establish a periodic update time If send on delta is used and you wish to limit the network traffic in the event changes are frequent click the no more than button and enter the minumum time that should elapse before another write to the remote device Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to us
87. object given will be multiplied by the scale factor before being written For each remote register to be written enter the register type format number and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The name is optional and used only for display purposes Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Output fn AV n Analog Value fn BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 Randonee peA ContTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data
88. odbus Client reads and writes via the Modbus TCP connection s Offending Lese Offending treset o A a ro Write Error 5 xce Read Error Read Map m re rite Error Write Map ate A ception 1 ia 0 0 o a o o o o o 2 g 0 0 o O 0 0 o o o 3 a 0 0 o a 0 0 o 0 o 4 Fi 0 0 o O 0 0 o o o 5 ia 0 0 o o 0 0 o o o 6 ia 0 0 o Fi 0 0 o 0 o z dl 0 0 o F 0 0 o o o 8 go 0 0 o go 070 o o o The first occurrence of read and write errors are shown along with the map number that was being processed when the error occurred Check the reset box and click update to clear it and possibly show the next error if there are more than one active error conditions A total count of all errors is also shown This total is the sum of errors for all maps for this device Check the reset box and click update to reset the counts Click Update to view the most recent data values Error code indications of A B indicate the following errors with the first number 1 Transaction ID out of sync 2 Exception code returned by remote device 3 Function code mismatch bad packet 4 Inusfficient data bad packet 5 No response from remote device timed out 6 CRC error in received packet When A is code 2 indicating an exception code was returned B indicates the exception as follows 1 Illegal function code 2 Illegal data address the requested register does not exist in the device 3 Illegal data value 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 a
89. oke GATEWAY L Controi Souetions Inc MODEL BB2 7010 07 2 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Sensors This page displays data most recently returned by WiFi sensors WiFi Sensor List Showing sensors from 1 Refresh lt Prev if Next gt Sensor MAC Chan 1 Data Chan 2 Data Chan 3 Data Chan 4 Data 2 74D850010001 0A 07 71 599998 40 000000 400 000000 0 000000 7 25 74D850010002 07 03 71 599998 40 000000 0 000000 0 000000 6 2s 3 74D850010003 03 08 59 000000 0 000000 0 000000 0 000000 5 2s 4 000000000000 00 00 0 000000 0 000000 0 000000 0 000000 Click on the sensor number in the first column in the Sensor Data page to access additional sensor information illustrated below This page reflects whatever information was transmitted by the respective sensor Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Sensors aws O N ae WiFi sensor statistical data is displayed on this page Sensor Data Sensor 1 Update lt Prev Next gt MAC Address 74D850010001 Type Subtype 0A 07 Number of Sensors 4 Software Version 2 01 Uptime 0 Listen mode times 224 Reconnect times 0 Packets sent 140 Battery Voltage 0 00 RSSI 50 00 Tag error 0 Conversion error 0 Sensor type error 0 5 of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 18 WiFi Sensor Setup Functional Devices RIB file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 6 Babel Buster 2 SEEREN caneway ConTROL SOLUTIONS I
90. om one or more remote Modbus RTU serial devices for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Re t Remote Map Register Format Register Unit i Holding Register v Float v 1019 2 o 10 00000 Al Volts 2 Holding Register v Float 1163 k 0 00000 Arz Amps a Holding Register v Float 1033 2 ooo000 fars Herez 4 Holding Register Float 1011 2 10 00000 aia Watts E s None v Integer 0 lo o00000 fo Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Showing box then click Update 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 3 of 8 Rules entered on this page only read data from remote devices Go to the RTU Write Map to write data to those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column For each remote register to be read enter the r
91. on zero entries required the 5 check marks to successfully read holding register 23 from Test Device and store the data in Analog Input 11 Once these or comparable entries have been made click the Update button Data Objects BACnet Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Read remote registers into local objects This page creates a map entry that reads data from one or more remote Modbus TCP servers for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Shonng T waa Uda men VET 2 ote Remote yp Register Format i Holding Register Int 16 bit Y Test Device Al11 TCP BEER 23 bd vv 2 None v Int 16 bit None At this point you can go to the Data Objects page below and see if you have data showing up If you get no data there is a problem and the problem will be further indicated by the BACnet object reliability code being non zero and the fault status bit set The meaning of the various possible reliability codes is listed in the Quick Help section at the bottom of each Data Object page Code 64 means no response from the Modbus device 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSIJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 5 of 6 Modbus BACnet Multi State Input Objects This page displays data as presently found in the local objects maintained by this device Analog Input Objects Shov ng objects from 11 Refresh lt Prev Next gt
92. onfig File page and click save Changes made by clicking update are only temporary until you save changes permanently in your configuration file e Open your browser and enter http 10 0 0 101 in the address window You should see a page with the Babel Buster BB2 7010 header shown above From this point you will find help on each page in the web site contained within the product f When you click on any of the page tabs such as System Setup you will be asked for a user name and password The default login is user name system with password admin You can also log in as root using password buster You should log in as root if you will be changing the IP address 2 of 4 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 2 Connecting the BB2 7010 for the First Time file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 sS MOGAN GATEWAY CONTROL SQLOTIONS Inc MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA peng Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 168 1 64 192 168 1 64 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gateway 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 BACnet IP Port BBMD Config File g To can change the IP address of the BB2 7010 go to the Local Host page under System Setup The following
93. operty Encoding Object Identifier 75 BACnetObjectl dentifier Object_Name 77 W CharacterString Analog Input n Object_Type 79 BACnetObjectType ENUMERATED analog input 0 analog output 1 analog value 2 binary input 3 binary output 4 binary value 5 device 8 multi state input 13 multi state output 14 multi state value 19 Present_Value 85 W REAL analog objects ENUMERATED binary objects Unsigned multi state objets no index priority required when writing commandable objects input objects writeable only when out of service Status_Flags 111 BACnetStatusFlags BIT STRING fault 1 out of service 3 Event_State 36 Reliability 103 BACnetEventState ENUMERATED normal 0 fault 1 BACnetReliability ENUMERATED normal 0 Vendor specific no response 64 crc error 65 exception illegal function code 66 exception illegal data address 67 exception illegal data value 68 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 14 Object Properties 2 of 3 file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 exception code 65 rarely used 69 79 configuration property fault 80 exception code not recognized 81 BACnet client read write timeout 82 BACnet client received error response from slave 83 SNMP client received no response from agent 84 SNMP client unable to parse data 85 SNMP client reply does not
94. or implied including but not limited to the implied warranties of fitness or merchantability for a particular purpose Control Solutions may make improvements and or changes in this documentation or in the product s and or the program s described in this documentation at any time This product could include software bugs technical inaccuracies typographical errors and the like Changes are periodically made to the information herein these changes may be incorporated in new editions of the software 2 of 2 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 2 Connecting the BB2 7010 for the First Time file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 s ONOG GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 2 Connecting the BB2 7010 for the First Time Follow these steps to make the initial connection to the BB2 7010 a Connect power Apply 12 to 24VDC or 24VAC to the terminal marked POWER and common or ground the the terminal marked GND b Connect a CAT5 cable between the RJ 45 jack on the top and your network switch or hub You cannot connect directly to your PC unless you use a crossover cable c Apply power A blue LED inside the case should light indicating power is present If the yellow LED on the RJ 45 jack is not on check your Ethernet cable connections Both green and yellow LEDs on the RJ 45 jack will be on solid for a time during boot up The entire bootup process will ta
95. ored into the local register after the given number of read failures if the fail count is non zero Setting the count to zero will disable the default and the object will retain the most recent value obtained Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new rule before the rule number shown and is used for placing rules between existing rules It is not necessary to use Insert to add rules to the bottom of the list or to define any rule presently having zero for a source object or none for remote type Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type If you wish to prevent these from being displayed reduce the number of rules enabled The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 5 3 Modbus RTU Master Write Maps Bakel Buster 2 ES BACNET MODBUS a 4 i T E Vea tye A CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 s _ MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Daa Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Write local registers out to remote registers This page creates a map entry that writes data to one or more remote Modbus RTU serial devices from data contained here Click om map number to see
96. ovided on the setup page The most suitable object type is Binary Input although any Input or Value object could be used The alarm state value will always be either zero or one and therefore Binary is a suitable type Binary objects also have the option of associating user defined text strings with the active and inactive states Changes in alarm state can be reported autonomously with BACnet COV subscriptions or SNMP traps The alarm states can also be queried via Modbus 16 3 Sensor Data Page The screen illustrated below shows sensor data and additional diagnostic information This page shows sensor data as received most recently The data received will be displayed here regardless of whether the data has been assigned to any BACnet objects 4 of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 f BACNET MODBUS d rA T r AINOA R GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 06 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup This page displays data most recently returned by WiFi sensors WiFi Sensor List Showing sensors from 1 Refresh Next gt Type Chan 1 Data Chan 2 Data x Count Time since Tx al E1A3D018 76 192 168 1 202 76 653847 75 774551 538d 2628 3 57m 2 E1A3D024 76 192 168 1 203 1341 000000 69 285606 963d 19031 8 34m 3 E2044005 29 192 168 1 204 2 087872 0 000000 289d 74319 2 67m 4 oo 0 0 0 0 0 000000 0 000000 Od 0 A
97. p The sensor type as reported by the sensor at the serial number shown will be displayed along with the IP address from which it was received Scaled data is displayed and this data should be echoed in the applicable BACnet object The calculated remaining battery life based on data returned by the sensor is displayed The total number of transmissions is indicated as well as time elapsed since the last transmission was received Times are in seconds s minutes m hours h or days d 5 of 5 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 10f5 Babel Buster 2 f OIE caneway CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 07 H med MINNESOTA 17 WiFi Sensor Setup Veris Industries The BB2 7010 07 is an enhancement to the standard BB2 7010 02 which adds recognition of Veris Industries WiFi sensors that transmit data to a UDP or TCP port which the user may configure The sensor packets utilize the Veris data packet format Refer to Veris Industries documentation for setup of the sensor itself The BB2 7010 07 will make the Veris sensor data available as BACnet objects and Modbus registers or SNMP OID s j BB2 7010 07 Gateway eet tt Access Point pe end Building Management System IP Network A standard generic WiFi access point is used to connect the WiFi sensors to the wired network The access point should be plac
98. page should appear Change the IP address and subnet mask and gateway if applicable Click Change IP to save the changes The process of programming this into Flash takes around half a minute The new IP address only takes effect following the next system restart or power cycle Babel Buster 2 NS A i AOAN GATEWAY i CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 i MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup Config File BACnet IP Port BBMD Local Host fuss This page allows you to manage configuration files Store configuration to Flash file selected from directory or to new file if checked Local file directory BootConfig xml v ia Create new file Boot configuration BootConfig xml LI confirm Upload Configuration File 3 of 4 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 2 Connecting the BB2 7010 for the First Time file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 h Most changes are stored in an XML configuration file in the device s Flash file system Only a few are stored differently and the IP address is one of those Normally clicking Update on any configuration page only stores that configuration information to a temporary RAM copy of the configuration file To make your changes other than IP address permanent you must click Save on the Config File page System Setup Config File 4 of 4 10 16 2015 12 30 PM 3 Minimum BB2 7010 Gateway Setup file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2
99. ped L Repeat this process at least One more than every 5 0 seconds Relinquish Default 0 00000 COV increment 0 00000 Units no units v Client Write Maps Enabled 2 Insert Delete Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update The local register data may be written periodically or when it changes or both To send upon change send on delta check the first box and enter the amount by which the local register must change before being written to the remote device To guarantee that the remote register will be written at least 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 6 of 8 occasionally even if the data does not change check the second box and enter some amount of time This time period will be referred to as the maximum quiet time Data from the local register may be manipulated before being written to the remote register The local data is first multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added to it If a bit mask is entered and the remote register type is signed or unsigned 16 bit data the mask will be bit wise logical AND ed with the data The mask is right justified then AND ed with the data The result is then left shifted back t
100. ple registers Connection Status Default Poll Period 2 0 Seconds 5 Connection status will show a non zero error code if there is a socket error The most common errors include 5 Connection failed unable to bind usually means remote device not connected or not reachable 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 81 Connection in progress means unsuccessful connect attempt still trying 95 Network is unreachable 97 Connection aborted 98 Connection reset by peer 103 Connection timed out 104 Connection refused 107 Host is unreachable 6 of 6 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 Fm Z BAC 4 r my Dina he Gaveuay CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 06 MINNESOTA 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest The BB2 7010 06 is an enhancement to the standard BB2 7010 02 which adds recognition of PointSix and AirTest WiFi sensors that transmit data to a UDP port which the user may configure The sensor packets utilize the PointSix data packet format Refer to PointSix documentation for setup of the sensor itself The BB2 7010 06 will make the PointSix sensor data available as BACnet objects and Modbus registers or SNMP OID s ul BB2 7010 06 Gateway bas ssee Access Point er Zaaaeeeee4 Buil
101. plies to Analog objects all changes are reported for Binary or Multistate objects Units default to no_units but you may select any of the available BACnetEngineeringUnits values This value will simply be read by the BACnet client when the units property is requested from the object this Modbus register maps to The units have no bearing on calculations performed You must select appropriate scale and offset values to make any required translation between Modbus units and BACnet units Units are only valid for Analog objects Initial Relinquish Default may be set here but may be overwritten by the BACnet client at any time This window reflects the initial value not the current value Note Relinquish Default only applies to commandable Output objects and does not apply to Input or Value objects The number of rules enabled simply limits the scope of rule review so that you do not have to review a lot of unused rules If the displayed rules are used up and you need more increase the enabled number 6 4 Modbus TCP Errors 7 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 8 of 8 Babel Buster 2 s BACNET MODBUS ss Darcie GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Setup This page displays error codes encountered in processing M
102. put n AV n Analog Value n BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi state Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top Babel Buster 2 S BACNET MODBUS ETAS Coney CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 s _ MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data J a we G EH i SENF n EL ee S S S This page creates a map entry that reads data from a remote Modbus TCP server for processing here ES e ee Read Holding Register as Float v from register 1001 at Rack Monitor Apply bit mask if applicable 0000 khen apply scale 0 00000 Jana offset 0 00000 Save in local object Al i SS named Rack Temp ee Repeat this process every 2 0 ee seconds Apply this default value 0 00000 after 0 read failure s Initial COV increment 0 00000 Units no units j Client Read Maps Enabled 2 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter
103. red number in the Showing box then click Update Rules entered on this page only read data from remote devices Go to the Client Write Map to write data to those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 8 An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column For each remote register to be read enter the register type format number and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page When the remote register is read the data will be multiplied by the scale factor and written to the local object number given The name is optional and used only for display purposes Selecting none for remote type effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Out
104. rpret data 11 Reply does not match request Other error codes are possible but improbable Codes in the 80 120 range indicate socket errors however because SNMP uses UDP IP which is connectionless socket errors would indicate something internal is seriously broken 8 of 8 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 12 HTTP Client 1 of 2 Babel Buster 2 S BACNET MODBUSs g ie k NETWORK GATEWAY Con I ROL SoLo IONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 5 r 12 HTTP Client The Babel Buster BB2 7010 01 can function as an HTTP Client to push data to a specially programmed remote server such as the web portal you find at www logmydata com You may develop your own web server for this purpose Contact Control Solutions via support ticket for guidance on developing such a web server application Once you have access to a web server application ready to receive data you simply list the objects you wish to send to the server in the list illustrated below An CAS ay g CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA saa Data Objects Modbus BACnet HTTP Client Data Points l This page displays a list of points being logged via the HTTP Client Showing points from 1 Update lt Prev Next gt 1 All Yolts 2 Al2 Amps 3 Al3 Hertz 4 Al4 Watts 5 0 See There are additional settings that need to be configured on the Local Network page if the HTTP Client is used This is the only time these sett
105. s a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 lof 8 Ball Buster 2 y BACNET M i a T k matic hu GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client The BACnet client is used to query other BACnet devices obtain their Present Value data and store a copy of that data in the BB2 7030 s own local objects From there the data may be accessed by Modbus TCP or SNMP devices or other BACnet devices when application specific reasons make this approach more preferred than direct routing 7 1 BACnet Device Configuration Setting up the BACnet client consists of identifying one or more BACnet devices then listing the objects that should be queried whether read or written The client configuration pages are illustrated below Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUs f nm ss gt NETWORK GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 3 ER 3 A Data Objects Modbus BACnet System Setup BACnet IP Client Diagnostics Devices Client Read Map Client Write Map l This page sets up the device list for remote BACnet IP devices that will be accessed for remote input and or output via the client read and client write maps The local device acts as a BACnet client to the remote servers listed below Device 1 BEES a a ed Device Instance 8066 Local Name BB2 7
106. s are shown along with the map number that was being processed when the error occurred Check the reset box and click update to clear it and possibly show the next error if there are more than one active error conditions A total count of all errors is also shown This total is the sum of errors for all maps for this device Check the reset box and click update to reset the counts Click Update to view the most recent data values Error code indications of A B indicate the following errors with the first number 1 Transaction ID out of sync 2 Exception code returned by remote device 3 Function code mismatch bad packet 4 Inusfficient data bad packet 5 No response from remote device timed out 6 CRC error in received packet When A is code 2 indicating an exception code was returned B indicates the exception as follows 1 Illegal function code 2 Illegal data address the requested register does not exist in the device 3 Illegal data value 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 lof 8 Babel Buster 2 SS BACNET MODBUS B aS j HOGAR GATEWAY i CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 6 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Client The BB2 7010 can be a Modbus client or server As a client master you can read Modbus data from or write Modbus data to other Modbus servers slaves The BB2 7010
107. s simply a collection of registers that may contain data The source of that data in the case of Babel Buster BB2 7010 can be any of several possible sources It may be read from another Modbus device Another Modbus device could have put it there by writing to the BB2 7010 The data could have been received by the BACnet client or BACnet server 9 1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration i BACNET MODBUS S 4 S TLOGGS CATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA i se Data Objects Modbus BACnet Config File BACnet IP Port BBMD Local Host usr i This page allows you to change this device s IP address and select whether double registers are swapped when returned to a remote client accessing this server IP Address 192 166 1 64 192 168 1 64 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Change IP Gateway 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 HTTP Port 80 default 80 CI disallow HTTP Query Set Ports Modbus Port 502 default 502 Telnet Port 23 default 23 The only local device configuration required for Modbus TCP is to set the IP address of the local device The standard port for Modbus TCP is 502 This can be changed if necessary 1 of 3 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 9 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Slave 2 of 3 Analog Input Object Must be read written as Floating Point IEEE 754 register pair most significant register first Analog Output Object Must be read written as Floating Point IE
108. s single holding register treated as unsigned 16 bit integer file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 BO 3 4003 BO 100 4100 BINARY VALUE Object Modbus Registers BV 1 5001 BV 2 5002 BV 3 5003 BV 100 5100 MULTI STATE INPUT Object Modbus Registers MI 1 13001 MI 2 13002 MI 3 13003 MI 300 13300 MULTI STATE OUTPUT Object Modbus Registers MO 1 14001 MO 2 14002 MO 3 14003 MO 100 14100 MULTI STATE VALUE Object Modbus Registers MV 1 19001 MV 2 19002 MV 3 19003 MV 100 19100 10 16 2015 12 45 PM 9 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Slave file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 SS LS y BACNET MODBUS S i a ie NETWORK GATEWAY Con I ROL SoLo IONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 Z MINNESOTA 9 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus TCP Slave The term server is often used to describe the Modbus TCP version of a Modbus slave A server will provide data when a client asks for it The concept of master slave is less significant in Modbus TCP because any TCP device can be both master and slave at the same time and there can be multiple masters on the network That is in contrast with Modbus RTU where there can be only one master and multiple slaves and each device must be one or the other The Modbus TCP server i
109. same time provided you assign slave addresses in two non overlapping groups These settings do not apply if the BB2 7010 is the slave The double register swap on this page only applies when the local device the gateway you are configuring here is functioning as a Modbus RTU slave The term swapped only applies to double or float formats Modbus registers are by definition 16 bits of data per register Access to 32 bit data either 32 bit integer double or IEEE 754 floating point float is supported by the use of two consecutive registers Modbus protocol is inherently big endian therefore Modbus by the Module defaults to having the high order register first for double and float If the low order register comes first on the device being accessed check the swapped box If you have swapped turned around you will quickly recognize it If floating point data is reversed a 1 0 becomes 2 2779508e 41 which simply rounds to zero The pattern is not as predictable as the 1 0 example would suggest A floating point 1 1 becomes negative 107609184 If 32 bit integer data is reversed 1 becomes 65536 5 2 Modbus RTU Master Read Maps Babel Buster 2 f BACNET MODBUS m 4 I ORROA Carsway ContTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Read remote registers into local registers This page creates a map entry that reads data fr
110. st A floating point 1 1 becomes negative 107609184 If 32 bit integer data is reversed 1 becomes 65536 Connection status will show a non zero error code if there is a socket error Possible errors include 5 Connection failed unable to bind usually means remote device not connected or not reachable 81 Connection in progress means unsuccessful connect attempt still trying 95 Network is unreachable 97 Connection aborted 98 Connection reset by peer 103 Connection timed out 104 Connection refused 107 Host is unreachable 6 2 Modbus TCP Client Read Maps Babel Buster 2 f BACNET MODBUS Trn ong OOR Carsvay CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data CI Read remote registers into local objects This page creates a map entry that reads data from one or more remote Modbus TCP servers for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Map Remote Remote remote eer oca Register Format Register Jevice aa Object SmS 1 Holding Register Float 1001 RackMonitor o oo000 Rack Temp 2 None J Integer v 0 l None vi 0 00000 0 W o Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of register maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desi
111. t a GND terminal to earth ground in order to ensure proper ESD protection A 2 Front Panel LED I ndicators Power up LED behavior All LEDs on front panel will turn on yellow or red for half a second then all will turn on green for half a second Then they will proceed to indicate as normally defined for the indicators Request amp Reply LEDs Ethernet Activity LED Ethernet Link LED The LED indicators behave as follows Normally the reply request LEDs reflect Modbus RTU activity If the gateway is being used only for Modbus TCP as SNMP gateway then the same LEDs reflect TCP bahavior instead The LEDs do not attempt to reflect both RTU and TCP activity since that would get confusing If both RTU and TCP are used the request reply LEDs reflect RTU traffic while the Ethernet activity LED will indicate TCP traffic To see TCP errors one needs to look at the Errors page in the web UI Flashes yellow each time a request is sent when operating as Modbus DEV DATA Master or each time a request is received when operating as Modbus Slave Operating as Modbus Master flashes green each time a good response is received or red when an error code is received the request times out or there is a flaw in the response such as CRC error DEV STATUS Operating as Modbus Slave flashes green each time a good response is sent or red if an exception code is sent meaning the received request resulted in an error A 3 RS 485 L
112. t have been read from remote RTU serial devices is displayed here One remote unit at a time is displayed To display a different unit change the RTU Unit Simply click the Update button to view the most recent data Enter a new value and check the Update box if the value should be changed when you click the Update button Check the Hex box if you wish to view or enter values in hexadecimal not recommended for floating point Click Update to view the most recent data values Click Prev or Next to scroll through the list of registers You may also enter a number in the Showing box to jump directly to a given register when Update is clicked 5 5 Modbus RTU Errors 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 8 of 8 Babel Buster 2 S STAD are ay CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects BACnet System Setup Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup CONS GEES S SS OOS O EM a SS a aS a ee YE ee This page displays error codes encountered in processing reads and writes via the Modbus RTU serial port Showing devices from 1 1 0 0 o a 070 o Fi o o o 2 0 0 o O o o o ia 3744 o o 3 0 0 o 0 0 o d o o o 4 o o o O 0 0 o F o o o 5 0 0 o oO o o o a o o o 6 0 0 o go 070 o a o o o 7 oro o oO 570 1 a 32 o 0 8 0 0 o go 070 o r o o o The first occurrence of read and write error
113. ta Data Object BI 1 Link Object BO 2 Connect Fault 0 00000 UI 1 Data Data Object Al 1 Scale 0 00000 Connect Fault 0 00000 Offset 0 00000 UI 2 Data Data Object Al2 Scale 0 00000 Connect Fault 0 00000 Offset 0 00000 Signal Strength Data Object 0 The same sensor setup information found on the tabular list is also available here in addition to user scaling and fault values Scale factors may be optionally applied to the analog sensor values Data received from the sensor will be multiplied by the scale factor then added to offset before being placed into BACnet data objects User name and password should only be entered here if the RIB has been configured to use a password If the RIB has been configured to require a password and it is not entered here then the connection will fail The Link Object for the DI input is optional The RIB allows the DI to be bound to the DO within the RIB The Link Object here allows a DI from one RIB to be bound to the DO in a different RIB with the binding provided by the BB2 7010 08 Response time will be the poll time meaning a change on a DI in one RIB will be propagated to the the linked DO in a different RIB the next time that sensor is polled The Link Object should be a Binary Output object and should be the same BO assigned to the DO in a different RIB Note If the DO is bound to the DI via configuration within the same RIB do not enter that binding here as the RIB will mana
114. ta to 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 16 WiFi Sensor Setup PointSix AirTest file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 engineering units will be performed automatically based on the enumeration code returned by the sensor The scale and offset values shown here are applied on top of the scaling native to the sensor For example sensors returning temperature will always return degrees Celsius To convert to Fahrenheit instead apply scale and offset as illustrated above The timeout in minutes is optional If zero the timeout will not be monitored If non zero and the time since last transmission exceeds this time in minutes then the BACnet objects assigned to this sensor will reflect a Fault status The sensors have high low alarm capability If the alarms are not being used then the only setup needed is on the tabular list illustrated above To set up alarms click on the sensor number in the first column This will take you to the extended alarm setup page illustrated below Data Objects Modbus BACnet Setup WiFi sensors that will be recognized by the system are entered here ae ee ed Device Serial Number E1A3D018 Transmit Period 300 Timeout 15 Hysteresis 5 Channel 1 Data Data Object All Scale 1 80000 Offset 32 0000 Channel 1 Alarms High Alarm Low Alarm Setpoint Object 0 Setpoint Object 0 Setpoint Value 85 0000 Setpoint Value 65 0000 Alarm Time 1 Alarm Time 1 Status Object B
115. te Value n Object numbers start at 1 The maximum available number varies by object type and these limits may be found on the System Capacities link from the home index page click graphic at top Babel Buster 2 S BACNET MODBUS a 78 NETWORK GATEWAY Con rROL ST BE FIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 02 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet Diagnostics SNMP Agent This page creates a map entry that reads data from a remote SNMP agent for processing here Read O1D 1 3 6 1 4 1 3815 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 from AddMe Jr Then apply scale 0 00000 land offset 0 00000 Save in local object Al 1 named Analog Input 1 Repeat this process every 10 0 seconds Apply this default value 1 00000 lafter 2 7 bead failure s Initial COV increment 0 00000 Initial COV Period 0 sec Units no_units v Client Read Maps Enabled 4 Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of OID maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update For each remote OID to be read enter the full OID and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page When the remote OID is read data may be manipulated before being written to the local object The result will be multiplied by the scale factor if any non zero scale factor is given The offset is then added and this final result is written to t
116. the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Babel Buster 2 BACNET MODBUS _ An s MODEL BB2 7010 01 3 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus System Setup Diagnostics This page creates a map entry that writes data to one or more remote BACnet IP servers from data contained here EEE eee Read local object BO 2 named Relay 2 Apply default value of 0 00000 Cat power up and or aA when 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no host update Write remote register Dany time local object has changed by 0 00000 or ener 0 0 seconds have elapsed with no change Otherwise write remote register unconditionally In any event when writing remote register apply local object data as follows Apply scale 0 00000 jand offset 0 00000 Then using index 0 and priority 0 proceed to Write property 85 encoded as data type Enumerated Write to instance 3 of object type Binary Output V Jat device BB2 7010 02 x Repeat this process at least Ono more than every 0 0 seconds Client Write Maps Enabled 2 Insert Delete Rule number simply tells you where you re at on the list of object maps Click next and prev to scroll through the list To advance directly to a specific map enter the desired number in the Map box then click Update The local object data may be written periodically or when it changes or both To send upon change send on delta check the first box and enter the amo
117. the Client Write Map to write data to those devices The full parameter set is different for read versus write An abbreviated version of a list of rules is shown on this page Any of the parameters shown may be changed here and registered by clicking the Update button To view and or modify the complete set of parameters click on the map number in the left most column For each remote OID to be read enter the full SNMP OID and location device The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The object name is optional and used only for display purposes but is also returned as the object name to the remote BACnet client Entering zero none for local object effectively deletes the rule even though it will still appear in the list until deleted Unused rules at the end of the list will always show none as the type Local Object is internally a coded number consisting of BACnet object type multiplied by 1000 then added to the object number starting from 1 These are translated into abbreviations that are easy to interpret on the web page as follows 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 11 Using the BB2 7010 02 as an SNMP Client Manager file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 3 of 8 Al n Analog Input n AO n Analog Output n AV n Analog Value fn BI n Binary Input n BO n Binary Output n BV n Binary Value n MI n Multi state Input n MO n Multi state Output n MV n Multi sta
118. ture 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Protocol Revision 139 Unsigned Protocol Services Supported 97 BACnetServicesSupported Protocol Object Types Supported 96 Object List 76 BACnetObjectTypesSupported BACnetARRAY N of BACnetObjectl dentifier Max_APDU_Length_Accepted 62 Unsigned Segmentation_ Supported 107 BACnetSegmentation APDU_ Timeout 11 Unsigned Number_Of_APDU_Retries 73 Unsigned Device_Address_ Binding 30 Database_Revision 155 List of BACnetAddressBinding Unsigned 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSIJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 1 of 6 Babel Buster 2 s BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA 15 Trouble Shooting The following discussion focuses on Modbus Master functionality Troubleshooting for the BACnet or SNMP clients will be very similar and you should be able to use the examples here to help trouble shoot 15 1 Modbus RTU Trouble Shooting This discussion assumes you want the Babel Buster BB2 7010 to be the Modbus Master most common use Let s review the setup procedure for a single Modbus read map We suggest starting with one register Once you get that working proceed to fill up the table First go to the Local Device page and make sure you have the baud rate set and parity if any selected If you do not know what baud rate your
119. u are uncertain what address it is set to you need to consult the manufacturer s documentation for that 10 16 2015 12 33 PM 15 Trouble Shooting file C AAA_CSIJ Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 2 of 6 equipment before proceeding The following example shows the only non zero entries required the 5 check marks to successfully read holding register 22 from unit 1 and store the data in Analog Input 10 Once these or comparable entries have been made click the Update button Data Objects BACnet System Modbus RTU Daa Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Read remote registers into local registers This page creates a map entry that reads data from one or more remote Modbus RTU serial devices for processing here Click on map number to see more detail and insert delete rules Showing 1 to 2 of 2 Update lt Prev N ext gt Eas gt Holding Register Int 16 bit Al 10 Modbus Reg 22 2 None v Int 16 bit v At this point you can go to the data page below and see if you have data showing up If you get no data there is a problem The confirmation that you are probably getting no data is the time since last update In this example we see 95 seconds have elapsed We are attempting to update every 2 seconds so obviously data retrieval is not happening Data Objects BACnet Systern Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup This page displays data to and from registers in devic
120. unt by which the local object must change before being written to the remote device To guarantee that the remote object will be written at least occasionally even if the data does not change check the second box and enter some amount of time This time period will be referred to as the maximum quiet time Data from the local object may be manipulated before being written to the remote register The local data is first multiplied by the scale factor The offset is then added to it For the remote object to be written enter the object instance and type index if applicable leave at 0 if not and priority to use of the object being written is commandable The names in the device list are defined in the Devices page The repeat time may determine how often the remote object will be written If send on delta and maximum quiet time are not checked above clicking the at least button will establish a periodic update time If send on delta is used and you wish to limit the network traffic in the event changes are frequent click the no more than button and enter the minumum time that should elapse before another write to the remote device Delete will remove the rule number shown in the Map box Insert will insert a new map before the 6 of 8 10 16 2015 12 32 PM 7 Using the BB2 7010 as a BACnet Client file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 map number shown and is used for placing maps between existing maps
121. us RTU Data Modbus RTU Setup Modbus TCP Data Modbus TCP Setup Local Device RTU Read Map RTU Write Map This page displays configuration parameters for the Modbus RTU serial port Baud Rate 19200 v Parity None 1 Stop Bit I am the Master I am a Slave O Paremeters for RTU Master Parameters for RTU Slave Default Poll Rate 5 000 Seconds My Address or Unit 0 Timeout 1 000 Seconds CL Double registers are swapped O Use FC 5 6 instead of 15 16 for unit numbers slave addresses starting at 0 Select baud rate and parity from the drop down list Click either Master or Slave buttons to select type of operation Enter timing parameters or address as applicable Click update to register your changes 12 8 2015 7 24 PM 5 Configuring BB2 7010 as a Modbus RTU Master file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 User Guide 2 of 8 IMPORTANT Set timeout to something long enough for the device If too short the gateway will not wait long enough for a response from the Modbus slave device and the result will be a lot of no response errors from the device even though the device is perfectly functional If your slave server device only supports function codes 5 and 6 for writing check the Use FC 5 6 box The default function codes are 15 and 16 which are most widely used If you check the box you should also enter a starting at unit or slave address This allows supporting both types of devices at the
122. without full routing Foreign device registration does result in being able to fully communicate with the foreign device from the local network The screen shot below shows a BB2 7010 that has successfully registered with a BBMD at the IP address shown 1 of 2 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 13 BBMD Configuration file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 Rides GATEWAY CONTROL SoLeTions INC MODEL BB2 7010 01 MINNESOTA Data Objects Modbus BACnet HTTP Client This page displays BACnet IP port settings Broadcast Distribution Table Edit Broadcast Address Port Broadcast Mask 192 168 1 191 47808 FFFFFFOO Foreign Device Table Local Device s Registration as a Foreign Device at Remote Location BBMD Time To Live seconds 600 Zero disables foreign registration Save BBMD IP Address Port 173 11 32 82 47808 BBMD is registered Foreign Devices Registered Locally Time to Live 2 of 2 10 16 2015 12 46 PM 14 Object Properties 1 of 3 Babel Buster 2 s BACNET MODBUS NETWORK GATEWAY MODEL BB2 7010 01 file C AAA_CSI Literature 2015 User Guides BB2 7010 BB2 7010 14 Object Properties 14 1 Data Object Properties Analog Binary Multi state CONTROL SOLUTIONS INC The following properties are found in the Analog Binary and Multi state types of Input Output and Value objects Some properties apply only to certain object types as noted where applicable Pr

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