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Installation & Operating Instructions

Building Automation Products, Inc., 750 North Royal Avenue, Gays Mills, WI  54631 USA

Tel:+1-608-735-4800 • Fax+1-608-735-4804 • E-mail:[email protected] • Web:www.bapihvac.com

Specifications subject to change without notice.

rev. 01/25/18

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900MHz BACnet Gateway/Receiver 

button to save any changes. Note: Transmit power is hard-coded to maximum FCC limits.

Wireless Address:

 Use this field to enter a wireless address (must be 8 numbers/digits) for the Gateway.  This 

address must match the address of all the sensors in your network for your Gateway to see all of the sensors.  Click 

the “Save” button to save any changes.

AES Key:

 Use this field to enter a unique 32 digit AES Key.  This number must match the AES Key number of all of the 

sensors in your network for your Gateway to see all of the sensors.  Click the “Save” button to save any changes.

Sensors Button and Cancel Button:

 Clicking these buttons returns you to the Wireless Device Settings screen

Exit Button:

 Clicking this button returns you to the Main Configurator screen.

EDIT ED DEVICE SCREEN

 (Fig 14)

Clicking the Edit Link on an ED device opens the Edit ED Device screen (Fig 14).

NOTE:

 When making a sensor configuration change, the 

sensor must transmit five times for a successful setting 

modification.  The amount of time required to make the five 

transmissions is dependent on the sensor’s Reporting Interval 

setting.  If a sensor has a five minute reporting interval, it 

will take 25 minutes for the configuration change to take 

effect.  One method to expedite the change is to use the 

Service Button on the sensor to force the sensor to transmit.  

After making a change and clicking the “Save” button on the 

Edit ED Device screen, you can push the Service Button 

on the sensor 5 times, allowing 1 second between each 

button push. This method will complete the settings update 

in approximately 10 seconds. It is a good idea to have 

the ED device within 5’ of the Gateway to ensure a solid 

communication link. See the installation sheets for each ED 

device for the location of the Service Button.

Channel:

 Use the pull down list to select what channels you 

want the Gateway to transmit on. It is good practice to have the channel selections on the Gateway and on all Sensors 

within a wireless network match each other. Click the “Save” button to save any changes.

Transmit Power in dBm:

 Use the pull down menu to modify the power level that the Gateway transmits at. Click the 

“Save” button to save any changes. Note: Transmit power is hard-coded to maximum FCC limits.

Reporting Interval:

 Use the pull down list to change the reporting or transmit interval for the sensor, configurable from 

30 seconds to 1 day. Click the “Save” button to save any changes.

Sample Interval:

 Use the pull down list to change the sampling interval for the sensors, configurable from 30 seconds 

to 1 day. 

The sample interval can be used in conjuction with the “Delta” setting to add transmissions when there is a 

change in the temperature but not when the temperature is stable. For example, if the sensor transmission interval 

is set to five minutes and the sample interval is set to one minute, the sensor will take a reading every minute but 

only transmit the most recent reading every five minutes. However, if the delta is set to .25°F, then a .25°F change in 

temperature between a one minute sample and the next one minute sample will cause a transmission at that point, 

rather than waiting for the full five minute transmission interval. Click the “Save” button to save any changes.

Wireless Address:

 Use this field to enter a wireless address. The address must be 8 characters long and made 

of numbers 0-9 and letters A-F.  This address must match all of the sensors that you have in your network for your 

Gateway to see all of the sensors.  

Note: Address changes should be made to the sensors first and then the 

Gateway last. Make sure all your sensors are “updated” prior to updating the address for the Gateway.

 Click 

the “Save” button to save any changes.

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Fig. 14: 

Edit ED Device Screen

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Summary of Contents for GTW900

Page 1: ...f the following browsers to access the Gateway configuration and data screens Web Browsers Supported Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Mozilla Firefox 11 Apple Safari 5 1 Google Chrome v18 or newer versio...

Page 2: ...oper ethernet connection first before applying power to the Gateway Connect the supplied CAT5 cable to the Ethernet wall jack and to the Gateway Ethernet port When the Ethernet cable is connected the...

Page 3: ...on Turn off the Gateway via the Halt button Log out of the configurator screen via the Logout button Upgrade the Gateway firmware Configure the Time and Date The Gateway contains many user configurabl...

Page 4: ...and the sensor is given a temperature value of 200 If the Transmission Interval of the sensors is set at 5 minutes and the No Reading Timeout After Interval Time is set at 10 minutes then this option...

Page 5: ...alues in that column Sensors Button Click to instantly refresh the sensor readings page The page is refreshed automatically every 30 seconds Delete All Button Clicked to delete all readings that are r...

Page 6: ...It will also show any sensors that have been discovered by the Gateway even though they are reporting to a different Gateway Settings for an ED Device Type will not be added to the settings list if t...

Page 7: ...Gateway to ensure a solid communication link See the installation sheets for each ED device for the location of the Service Button Channel Use the pull down list to select what channels you want the G...

Page 8: ...ning Voltage Use this pull down to select a battery level when the sensor will go into Battery Conservation Mode and stop transmitting sensor readings and start logging them The sensor will continue t...

Page 9: ...equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the...

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