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select the device that you wish to configure. By the time you switch to this tab after
connecting (Connect tab), it is common to see some devices already listed. You can
click ‘Send Who-Is’ any number of times to send out another request for devices to
identify themselves.

The Who-Is only locates devices and lists them as illustrated in the first screen shot
above. You need to use Refresh to get the object models and names.

The MAC address of MS/TP devices found will be listed in the Net Address column. IP
devices on the other side of a router will also be shown, but at the same MAC address
- this will be the MAC address of the router. Additional network information is recorded
internally and the configuration tool will use this information as needed to access the
devices on the other side of the router.

4.2       Refresh

Click ‘Refresh’ to see which devices have responded. Click ‘Refresh’ at least twice to
cause the tool to request object model and name from each responding device. The
‘Send Who-Is’ sends out the who-is request, and ‘Refresh’ sends out read requests for
model and name for any MAC that has not already been queried for this information.
Following successful refresh, the screen will appear as illustrated below.

4.3       Select Target

4. Who-Is

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Summary of Contents for ValuPoint 4

Page 1: ... Startup 3 1 MS TP 3 2 IP 3 3 Work Offline 3 4 Auto Connect 4 Who Is 4 0 Do This for First Time Startup 4 1 Send Who Is 4 2 Refresh 4 3 Select Target 4 4 Get Device Info 4 5 Get Object List 4 6 Clear Who Is Cache 4 7 Read All Config 4 8 Who Is via IP Router 5 Read Write 5 0 Skip This for First Time Startup 5 1 Read Property 5 2 Write Property 6 Device Page 6 0 Do This for First Time Startup 6 1 Ge...

Page 2: ...Skip This for First Time Startup 11 1 Read All 11 2 Data Definitions 12 Object Properties 12 1 Data Object Properties Analog Binary Multi state 12 2 Device Object Properties 13 Physical I O Connections 13 1 Connection of Inputs 13 2 Connection of Outputs 13 3 Connection of Power and Communications VP4 0630 13 4 Connection of Power and Communications VP4 2330 14 Trouble Shooting 14 1 Error Codes Re...

Page 3: ...an then go back and study additional sections that follow Do This or go back and do the sections that initially said Skip This 1 2 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 ...

Page 4: ...n order to increase the number of another type Total object count will range from approximately 100 commandable objects with full priority array to 200 read write objects Object types include analog binary and multi state variations of input commandable output and writeable value Model VP4 0630 ValuPoint VP4 0630 is a scaled down low cost version of the VP4 2330 featuring 2 universal inputs that m...

Page 5: ...thermistor discrete dry contact pulse 0 1 reference up to 16 bit resolution Continuously self calibrating sigma delta converter Non volatile totalizing count inputs to 20Hz on all channels to 5kHz on 2 channels 3 Analog outputs 4 20mA 0 20mA 8 bit resolution 500 ohm load max 6 Discrete outputs Form A relay 5A 24VAC 120VAC industrial Battery backed real time clock calendar BACnet MS TP at 9600 to 7...

Page 6: ...ng to MS TP devices via the USB port on your PC The MTX002 is intended primarily as an aid in configuring Control Solutions devices but the tools do include general purpose BACnet object browsing capability usable with any MS TP device The MTX002 operates as an MS TP client device on the network reading and writing properties in the device being configured as directed by the configuration tool app...

Page 7: ...es of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGH...

Page 8: ...Install VP4 BACnet first Then install i CanDrawIt second Double click the icon to run the setup exe You will be questioned about whether to continue because Windows cannot verify the publisher of the software Permit installation to continue The sequence of installer screens include the following on Windows 7 2 Installation and Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User ...

Page 9: ...2 Installation and Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 2 of 9 11 3 2016 10 39 AM ...

Page 10: ... installed on your system and install it if not This is standard software provided by Microsoft When you get to the Finish screen you are ready to go 2 Installation and Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 9 11 3 2016 10 39 AM ...

Page 11: ...a programmable controller you can skip this step The first installer screen looks like this The installation directory should be the same directory that VP4 BACnet was installed into 2 Installation and Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 4 of 9 11 3 2016 10 39 AM ...

Page 12: ...done screen 2 2 Installing the USB to MS TP adapter Install the USB adapter by plugging it into your PC However prior to doing so you 2 Installation and Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 9 11 3 2016 10 39 AM ...

Page 13: ...se polarity will be tolerated i e not damage the unit but will not function either Connect RS 485 common and or cable shield to one of the terminals marked GND as applicable Connecting I O Refer to section 13 for physical I O connections 2 4 Connecting the USB Adapter Connect the NET and NET terminals to the corresponding MS TP terminals on the gateway or to on the MS TP network Connect GND to net...

Page 14: ...depends on whether there is another master at some higher MAC address after the VP4 0630 If the next consecutive MAC address is in use by another device on the link the poll for master will rarely flash If the VP4 0630 has a low MAC address and there are few or no other devices with higher MAC addresses the poll for master LED will be quite busy The token pass led green LED on left should always b...

Page 15: ...epends on whether there is another master at some higher MAC address after the VP4 2330 If the next consecutive MAC address is in use by another device on the link the poll for master will rarely flash If the VP4 2330 has a low MAC address and there are few or no other devices with higher MAC addresses the poll for master LED will be quite busy The token pass led green LED on left should always be...

Page 16: ...e adapter functions as another MS TP device on the network and gets into the token passing loop just like any other MS TP device The PFM LED flashes yellow each time the adapter sends a Poll For Master PFM The Data LED flashes green each time a good packet other than token or PFM is received or a packet other than token or PFM is sent by the adapter The Error LED flashes each time a valid packet i...

Page 17: ... port if you have not done so already If connecting to a ValuPoint for the first time as shipped from the factory leave the remaining settings at their defaults Click the Connect button You should see the message illustrated above indicating no errors port open USB is responding and Ready If not stop here and determine why Re check the port number used See that MTX002 shows up under Ports COM LPT ...

Page 18: ...S TP via USB if you will be accessing the ValuPoint via MS TP the most common approach Select the COM port associated with your USB to MS TP adapter Select the baud rate your ValuPoint is configured to run default is 38400 Set Max Masters and Local Mac to your known values if they have been changed If device instance 20801 is already used by some other device change the Our Device number before co...

Page 19: ...he Who Is page 3 3 Work Offline You will not be allowed to select most of the tabs in the tool until you have made the prerequisite device connection and selection If you want to work offline simply using the tool to create a configuration file that you will upload to a device later check the Work Offline box 3 Connect file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 6 11 3 2016...

Page 20: ... time listening to polls for master to determine the max master setting that seems to be in effect It is also looking for an unused MAC station ID to use for the tool itself The tool will assign itself the highest numbered unused MAC address Once a seemingly good set of parameters is found these will be inserted in the appropriate windows for you and you will see the indication Auto connected You ...

Page 21: ... become enabled and will display the parameters found When you see the message Auto connected show up below USB is responding you are ready to move on to the Who Is window 3 Connect file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 6 11 3 2016 10 40 AM ...

Page 22: ...3 Connect file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 6 of 6 11 3 2016 10 40 AM ...

Page 23: ... identification window The target icon at the top should change from a red X to a green check mark Then assuming the device is a ValuPoint click the Read All Config button to get the configuration tool entirely in sync with the device 4 1 Send Who Is The Who Is page is used to locate and identify devices on the BACnet network and 4 Who Is file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User ...

Page 24: ...at the same MAC address this will be the MAC address of the router Additional network information is recorded internally and the configuration tool will use this information as needed to access the devices on the other side of the router 4 2 Refresh Click Refresh to see which devices have responded Click Refresh at least twice to cause the tool to request object model and name from each responding...

Page 25: ...hout first selecting a device is the Read Write tab which is generic in nature and does not actually do any configuration If you attempt to access a feature that requires device selection first you will get an error message to that effect 4 4 Get Device Info Click the Get Device Info button to get several pieces of information about the device as illustrated below The Get Device Info button will w...

Page 26: ...have little use for this button However if you change the device s Object ID device instance you will need to return to this page clear the cache and repeat the device selection process because the device s identity has changed 4 7 Read All Config There is a shortcut available for reading the properties found on various pages when getting a device in sync for the first time usually after powering ...

Page 27: ...ed below when connected via IP Note that multiple MS TP devices will appear at the same IP address This is the IP address of the BACnet IP router Network number and MS TP MAC address are recorded internally by the configuration tool and used as needed to access the MS TP device via the router 4 Who Is file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 6 11 3 2016 10 40 AM ...

Page 28: ...4 Who Is file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 6 of 6 11 3 2016 10 40 AM ...

Page 29: ... device is selected on the Who Is page and the device does not have to be a ValuPoint to use the generic object property read write on this page 5 1 Read Property Select object type instance property and array index if any and then click Read Property If the request is successful the data will be displayed in the log window at 5 Read Write file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User...

Page 30: ...n specify data type priority if commandable use none if not commandable and data to write Then click Write Property Format for most data types is simply a numeric string The data type character string will consume everything found in the data window as ASCII text copied verbatim Octet strings should consist of 8 bit values in hexadecimal notation 1 to 3 hex digits with each octet separated by a co...

Page 31: ...hown on the left half on this page except that no password is ever read out not permitted by the device 6 2 Change Info Changes to any of the device information on the left hand half of this page may be made Once changes are made click the Change button to register all changes except device instance see Reassign To cause changes such as baud rate MAC address or Max Master setting to take effect it...

Page 32: ...lculated to use the remaining resources Commandable objects take more resources than basic objects With zero commandable objects you can expect to see 315 basic objects The maximum number of commandable objects is 136 which leaves only 1 basic object As you can see there is more than a 2 to 1 ratio of resource requirements Once you have allocated some number of commandable objects in the pool proc...

Page 33: ...Page 3 of 5 6 Device Page 8 16 2017 mk MSITStore C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 20User 20Guides VP4 BACnet 20Us ...

Page 34: ... restart the configuration tool starting with disconnecting and reconnecting on the Connect page 6 7 File Read Write XML Click the new icon to erase everything shown on the device page Click the open file icon to read a device configuration from an XML file If you will be replicating the same device configuration multiple times you will save time by creating a file that can be reloaded The current...

Page 35: ... tabs while the CSV file type will be saved from the Obj List page When opening or saving an XML file the dialog illustrated above will appear allowing you to select device properties object maps or both If you wish to replicate only the object mapping in another device without overwriting the other device properties then you would select only the object maps The original ValuPoint configuration t...

Page 36: ...n automatically when configuration is read from a device or loaded from a file If you do not wish to start with the default or existing hardware assignments then you should first allocate object counts then come to this page to assign I O before moving on 7 1 Assigning Physical I O Points to BACnet Objects 7 I O Point Assignments file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 1 of ...

Page 37: ...int number You can also double click on a line in the large display window to directly select that point ii Select a BACnet object type from the drop down list on the right iii Scroll the number on the right to the BACnet object instance desired Get I O Info Click this button to read I O assignments currently in effect in the device Everything previously displayed on the page will be overwritten w...

Page 38: ...ints or other uses Configuration will initially be displayed as Unused Once I O points have been associated with BACnet objects proceed to the Objects page to configure the I O point if you wish to make changes to the configuration of the selected I O point 7 I O Point Assignments file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 5 11 3 2016 10 41 AM ...

Page 39: ...ill be displayed as unused You may then go to the Objects page and configure the individual object to select how the hardware should process input for use as a binary input The most common selection will be dry contact active closed 7 I O Point Assignments file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 4 of 5 11 3 2016 10 41 AM ...

Page 40: ...7 I O Point Assignments file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 5 11 3 2016 10 41 AM ...

Page 41: ...ject as many as 200 times for a fully loaded device Better yet just click Read All Config on the Who Is page after selecting your target device 8 1 Common Parameters Object Type Instance Select BACnet object type from the list and enter or scroll to the desired object instance The object number will stop scrolling at the limit set by 8 Object Map Page file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4...

Page 42: ... should assume the default value when communication with the slave device has failed some number of times Enable Max Quiet Time check box Check this box to enable maximum quiet time This is applicable to an object which is set to Write on Delta The result is that if there has been no change within the max quite time the slave device will be re written anyway Object is Persistent check box Checking...

Page 43: ...ta for Send Enter the threshold for writing when configured to Write on Delta If a value of 5 0 is entered the value must change by more than 5 0 before the slave device will be written to Delta applies only to Analog objects Binary and Multi state objects will send on any change when Write on Delta is enabled Default Timeout Sec Timeout for Modbus slaves is specified on the Modbus page When the s...

Page 44: ...ect has already been mapped by checking this box be sure to uncheck it first to release the object for reassignment before making changes on the I O List page Configuration Option Select the I O configuration desired for the physical point This only applies to A UI analog universal input points The A UI inputs may function as any of the following 0 10V high resolution 0 10V low resolution 4 20mA h...

Page 45: ...d lo res refer to the A D resolution There are two types of A D in the ValuPoint The hi res A D is a delta sigma integrating converter that produces 15 bit results 16 bit including sign which is always positive with the input circuitry implemented The lo res A D is a fast successive approximation converter which produces 10 bit results Due to the fact that hi res conversion is relatively slow abou...

Page 46: ... measure up to 11 4V accurately in hi res mode and up to 15 0V in lo res mode Therefore since discrete inputs are sampled as lo res analog values and compared to a threshold the qualifier here is a percentage of 15V for the trip point A value of 50 will mean a threshold of around 7 5V Pulse Low Speed mode Because low speed pulse input is really a different interpretation of discrete input a thresh...

Page 47: ...as Analog Input etc Mac address no who is Sets the MS TP Mac address station ID if the slave device does not support Who Is and I Am Device instance will be used to automatically capture the Mac address when Who Is I Am is supported This setting should be zero to use Who Is or set to some non zero Mac address if the slave does not support Who Is Property Select the property to be read written A co...

Page 48: ...r is provided the entire bit string will be assembled as an integer value representing a mask containing all bits Data Type Select the data type expected from this list Note that some types are not supported here Character string for example is one type of data that cannot be forced into Analog Binary or Multi state objects by the ValuPoint Priority You must use a priority level when writing to a ...

Page 49: ...s for every instance of packed register When packing the same object types placing them in consecutive maps results in very efficient execution 8 6 Read Write Device When changes are made the in sync icon changes to a red X on the right hand side of this page When properties are either read or written the device is now in sync and the red X changes to a green check mark This icon will change on an...

Page 50: ... ii Object Map CSV The XML file type will be saved from either the Device or Objects tabs while the CSV file type will be saved from the Obj List page When opening or saving an XML file the dialog illustrated above will appear allowing you to select device properties object maps or both If you wish to replicate only the object mapping in another device without overwriting the other device properti...

Page 51: ...thout the object counts the tool does not know how many and what type object maps to ask for from the device Note This has already been done if you clicked the Read All Config button on the Who Is page 9 1 Read All Write All Click Read All to begin the process of reading all of the available object maps from 9 Object Map List file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 1 of 6 11...

Page 52: ...ed Click the save as icon to create a copy of a previously opened file A file dialog will appear allowing you to browse a selected directory and rename the file The file icons at the top of the tool screen will be different colors on different pages and will be absent on some pages These icons only appear where a file save is applicable The different colors are meant to suggest different file type...

Page 53: ...During the process the screen will appear as follows 9 Object Map List file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 6 11 3 2016 10 42 AM ...

Page 54: ...isted as Local in the Device column When an object is mapped via the MS TP Client to another BACnet device the notation MS TP and the device instance will be indicated in the Device column 9 Object Map List file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 4 of 6 11 3 2016 10 42 AM ...

Page 55: ...nnect page If you are reading configuration from a VP4 0630 but have VP4 2330 selected on the Connect page then you will be attempting to read configuration for an I O point that does not exist once you get past point number six If you see this error message check the model on the Connect page and re read the configuration if model is changed 9 Object Map List file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User G...

Page 56: ...9 Object Map List file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 6 of 6 11 3 2016 10 42 AM ...

Page 57: ...mmable controller you will start here 10 1 Program Loading and Execution Click on the file folder icon at the top left to open a file The file open dialog will appear Select a plx file from the list If you do not yet have any programs compiled you will need to use the program editing tools to create and compile a program 10 PL i Programming for Control file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP...

Page 58: ...ou can click the Read button at any time to see what program has been loaded and what its execution state is The screen shot below shows that bacnet1 plx has been loaded but it is idle 10 PL i Programming for Control file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 2 of 7 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 59: ...y simple threshold program that will turn on the relay at BO 1 if the value of AV 1 exceeds a value of 50 The program as would be illustrated in i CanDrawIt is shown below 10 PL i Programming for Control file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 7 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 60: ...xecution of the program select Run Program from the Program Change list and then click Send 10 PL i Programming for Control file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 4 of 7 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 61: ...during execution it will be reported as Reason for Halt as illustrated below See section below for codes that may appear 10 PL i Programming for Control file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 7 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 62: ...ng the native PL i programming language you can do this The line programming tool also has its own set of help pages The PL i programming language is a derivative of PL 1 but is not the same as PL 1 The language is referred to as PL i with i as in i CanDrawIt 10 3 Program Capacity Maximum compiled program plx file size 65 280 bytes Maximum RAM available for program variable and stack space 8192 by...

Page 63: ...06 EEPROM address out of range operation skipped 407 object instance out of bounds operation skipped Note Error codes will show up as Reason for Halt even if the error was not necessarily fatal This is because Reason for Halt is the only available standard Program Object property whose purpose is to report errors Check toe Program State to determine if the program is actually halted Fatal runtime ...

Page 64: ... to query all BACnet objects in the ValuPoint device A brief summary of the object s mapping is displayed along with its Present Value Reliability code and Status Flags Progress of the Read All process will scroll through the log window at the top 11 2 Data Definitions 11 View Data file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 1 of 2 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 65: ...ws what object in the slave device is mapped to this local object The object type and instance are shown e g AI 1 means Analog Input 1 Type shows the physical I O point locally or the remote object property type such as Present Value Present Value shows a representation of the present value of the BACnet object in the ValuPoint Reliability code for the BACnet object in the ValuPoint is shown These...

Page 66: ...g 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...

Page 67: ...each element binary output objects Unsigned each element multi state output objects Relinquish_Default 104 W REAL analog objects ENUMERATED binary objects Unsigned multi state objets Polarity 84 BACnetPolarity binary objects only ENUMERATED normal 0 Number_Of_States 74 Unsigned multi state objects only Units 117 BACnetEngineeringUnits analog objects only Vendor Specific Object Properties Object_Ma...

Page 68: ...816 W REAL analog objects only Initial_Relinquish_Default 818 W REAL analog objects ENUMERATED binary objects Unsigned multi state objects BACnet_Slave_Device 819 W Unsigned Slave_Object_Type 820 W ENUMERATED Slave_Object_Instance 821 W Unsigned Slave_Index 822 W Unsigned value is index 1 0 no index Slave_Priority 823 W ENUMERATED 1 16 Slave _Property_Type 824 W ENUMERATED see BACnet protocol spec...

Page 69: ...Feedback 848 Unsigned Raw_Data 849 Unsigned 12 2 Device Object Properties The following properties are found in the Device object of the ValuPoint In addition to standard Device properties configuration properties that apply at a system level to the whole device are included here Property Encoding Object_Identifier 75 W BACnetObjectIdentifier Object_Name 77 W CharacterString Object_Type 79 BACnetO...

Page 70: ..._Supported 107 BACnetSegmentation APDU_Timeout 11 W Unsigned Number_Of_APDU_Retries 73 W Unsigned Device_Address_Binding 30 List of BACnetAddressBinding Database_Revision 155 Unsigned Max_Master 64 W Unsigned Max_Info_Frames 63 W Unsigned Location 58 W CharacterString Max_Segments_Accepted 167 Unsigned APDU_Segment_Timeout 10 W Unsigned Active_COV_Subscriptions 152 List of BACnetCOVSubscription La...

Page 71: ...eable with unlock sequence Password_Unlock 1206 W Unsigned Note Must write device s own device instance to this property to unlock password for writing and next property written must be 1205 Any other sequence will reset and lock out password write Device_Allocation 1251 W Unsigned Index Use object type analog input 0 analog output 1 analog value 2 binary input 3 binary output 4 binary value 5 mul...

Page 72: ...a WARMSTART must be issued All object maps will be cleared 12 Object Properties file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 7 of 7 11 3 2016 10 43 AM ...

Page 73: ...t 0 10VDC Voltage Input A UI inputs 1 14 will accept voltage inputs of up to 10VDC Voltages to 12VDC will be measured Voltages to 24VDC will be tolerated but measurement is internally limited to a reading of 12VDC A UI Analog Input 0 20mA Current Input A UI inputs 1 14 will accept current inputs of 0 20mA with the addition of a 500 ohm 1 2 watt external resistor A 500 ohm resistor will produce a 0...

Page 74: ...ated in the various diagrams below The discrete relay outputs are SPST N O with the common side banked in groups of 3 The DO1 3 and DO4 6 are not electrically common to each other or to COM GND connections I O Point Type Wiring Guide Additional Information Analog Output 0 20mA Current Output AO outputs 1 3 produce outputs of 0 20mA Use of an external 500 ohm resistor will produce a 0 10VDC voltage...

Page 75: ...ET terminals Communication signals comply with EIA 485 standard Line Conditioning VP4 2330 Line Conditioning VP4 0630 Line Conditioning The ValuPoint is shipped with network line bias and termination disabled If the ValuPoint will be the last device at the end of the RS 485 link then termination should be enabled Often it is also necessary to have line bias enabled but this must only be done at on...

Page 76: ... prying the cover slightly away from the tabs Wiring Terminals VP4 2330 Terminals VP4 0630 Terminals Screw terminals ratings are substantially in excess of any I O point ratings Screw terminals are pluggable They unplug from the unit in 9 position blocks Any combination of smaller 5 00mm terminal blocks can optionally be used instead 13 Physical I O Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User ...

Page 77: ...13 Physical I O Connections file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 5 of 5 11 3 2016 10 44 AM ...

Page 78: ...ility codes but do automatically respond to the Fault Status Flag associated with the non zero reliability code an auto reset option is available When set reliability codes will return to zero as soon as the problem has been resolved regardless of whether the non zero reliability code was ever acknowledged by reading it 14 3 MS TP Trouble Shooting Connecting the USB Adapter a Is the yellow LED nex...

Page 79: ...e i None of the LEDs next to the terminal block on the adapter ever flash ii The PFM yellow LED is always flickering nearly constant on It is a somewhat random coincidence whether other devices on the network or the adapter gets ahead in polling Devices on the MS TP network always wait for the right opportunity to respond If they never get that opportunity due to being out of sync as a result of i...

Page 80: ...ollowing a device reinitialize command from BACnet the system fault LED will remain on for approximately 10 seconds then turn off or indicate system fault During normal operation a watchdog timer is always running to force a soft restart the system in the event of a software hang Should the system restart as a result of watchdog timeout the system fault LED will flicker at a very rapid rate for ap...

Page 81: ...ver the watchdog timer will normally restart the system sooner than you can observe this code and normal system fault indication will continue from that point The abort cause is saved through soft restart The term soft restart means processor reset and complete reboot of the system as if power cycled A power cycle is required for hard reset and results in the same startup sequence except that proc...

Page 82: ...f the following AI Analog Input AO Analog Output AV Analog Value BI Binary Input BO Binary Output BV Binary Value MI Multi state Input MO Multi state Output MV Multi state Value Column B IsPhysical T if mapped to physical I O point or F Column C IsBACnet T if mapped to BACnet or F Column D IsGlobal T if reserved for use without mapping or F Column E IsPersistent T if present value is preserved thr...

Page 83: ...Column X HwCfg Hardware configuration code if object is mapped to physical I O see Section 8 for codes Column Y HwQual1 Hardware configuration qualifier value 1 Column Z HwQual2 Hardware configuration qualifier value 2 Column AA HwPoint Physical point number mapped to this object Column AB ObjDevice Integer BACnet device instance to read write when mapped via BACnet Client Column AC ObjType Intege...

Page 84: ...ed Integer 3 Signed Integer 4 Real 8 Bit String 9 Enumerated Column AI BitNumber Integer bit number 15 Editing a CSV Object Map File file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 3 11 3 2016 10 45 AM ...

Page 85: ...t versions It includes the necessary driver signing verified through Verisign now part of Symantec This driver has been tested on Windows XP through Windows 10 The driver package will show up as a zip file named csimnUSB zip Unzip the contents of this file into a directory somewhere on your PC The contents will look like this Double click setup exe Say yes to any questions about whether to trust t...

Page 86: ...ill not require responding to any prompts Windows XP will go through the characteristic Found new hardware routine with a series of dialogs and prompts the first time you plug the device in Tell your PC no to searching the Internet but yes to installing automatically and continue anyway when it complains about Windows logo certification Windows 7 and 8 will not register any such Windows logo compl...

Page 87: ...Click on Install when you get to this window Appendix A USB Driver Installation file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 3 of 4 11 3 2016 10 47 AM ...

Page 88: ...llation and then go to the Device Manager via your PC s control panel to see which port the USB device got assigned to Select this COM port in the Control Solutions configuration tool s Connect page Appendix A USB Driver Installation file C AAA_CSI Literature 2016 User Guides VP4 BACnet User Gui 4 of 4 11 3 2016 10 47 AM ...

Page 89: ...T 10 PROP_APDU_TIMEOUT 11 PROP_APPLICATION_SOFTWARE_VERSION 12 PROP_ARCHIVE 13 PROP_BIAS 14 PROP_CHANGE_OF_STATE_COUNT 15 PROP_CHANGE_OF_STATE_TIME 16 PROP_NOTIFICATION_CLASS 17 PROP_BLANK_1 18 PROP_CONTROLLED_VARIABLE_REFERENCE 19 PROP_CONTROLLED_VARIABLE_UNITS 20 PROP_CONTROLLED_VARIABLE_VALUE 21 PROP_COV_INCREMENT 22 PROP_DATE_LIST 23 PROP_DAYLIGHT_SAVINGS_STATUS 24 PROP_DEADBAND 25 PROP_DERIVA...

Page 90: ...MUM_OFF_TIME 66 PROP_MINIMUM_ON_TIME 67 PROP_MINIMUM_OUTPUT 68 PROP_MIN_PRES_VALUE 69 PROP_MODEL_NAME 70 PROP_MODIFICATION_DATE 71 PROP_NOTIFY_TYPE 72 PROP_NUMBER_OF_APDU_RETRIES 73 PROP_NUMBER_OF_STATES 74 PROP_OBJECT_IDENTIFIER 75 PROP_OBJECT_LIST 76 PROP_OBJECT_NAME 77 PROP_OBJECT_PROPERTY_REFERENCE 78 PROP_OBJECT_TYPE 79 PROP_OPTIONAL 80 PROP_OUT_OF_SERVICE 81 PROP_OUTPUT_UNITS 82 PROP_EVENT_P...

Page 91: ...SAMPLES 124 PROP_AVERAGE_VALUE 125 PROP_BUFFER_SIZE 126 PROP_CLIENT_COV_INCREMENT 127 PROP_COV_RESUBSCRIPTION_INTERVAL 128 PROP_CURRENT_NOTIFY_TIME 129 PROP_EVENT_TIME_STAMPS 130 PROP_LOG_BUFFER 131 PROP_LOG_DEVICE_OBJECT 132 The enable property is renamed from log enable in Addendum b to ANSI ASHRAE 135 2004 135b 2 PROP_ENABLE 133 PROP_LOG_INTERVAL 134 PROP_MAXIMUM_VALUE 135 PROP_MINIMUM_VALUE 13...

Page 92: ...ROP_INPUT_REFERENCE 181 PROP_LIMIT_MONITORING_INTERVAL 182 PROP_LOGGING_DEVICE 183 PROP_LOGGING_RECORD 184 PROP_PRESCALE 185 PROP_PULSE_RATE 186 PROP_SCALE 187 PROP_SCALE_FACTOR 188 PROP_UPDATE_TIME 189 PROP_VALUE_BEFORE_CHANGE 190 PROP_VALUE_SET 191 PROP_VALUE_CHANGE_TIME 192 enumerations 193 206 are new PROP_ALIGN_INTERVALS 193 PROP_GROUP_MEMBER_NAMES 194 PROP_INTERVAL_OFFSET 195 PROP_LAST_RESTA...

Page 93: ...ROP_DOOR_MEMBERS 228 PROP_DOOR_OPEN_TOO_LONG_TIME 229 PROP_DOOR_PULSE_TIME 230 PROP_DOOR_STATUS 231 PROP_DOOR_UNLOCK_DELAY_TIME 232 PROP_LOCK_STATUS 233 PROP_MASKED_ALARM_VALUES 234 PROP_SECURED_STATUS 235 enumerations 236 243 are used in Addendum i to ANSI ASHRAE 135 2004 PROP_OFF_DELAY 236 PROP_ON_DELAY 237 PROP_POWER 238 PROP_POWER_ON_VALUE 239 PROP_PROGRESS_VALUE 240 PROP_RAMP_RATE 241 PROP_ST...

Page 94: ...288 PROP_MEMBERS 289 PROP_MASTER_POINT 290 PROP_NUMBER_OF_AUTHENTICATION_POLICIES 291 PROP_OCCUPANCY_COUNT 293 PROP_OCCUPANCY_COUNT_ENABLE 294 PROP_OCCUPANCY_COUNT_EXEMPTION 295 PROP_OCCUPANCY_LOWER_THRESHOLD 296 PROP_OCCUPANCY_LOWER_THRESHOLD_ENFORCED 297 PROP_OCCUPANCY_STATE 298 PROP_OCCUPANCY_UPPER_LIMIT 299 PROP_OCCUPANCY_UPPER_LIMIT_ENFORCED 300 PROP_PASSBACK_EXEMPTION 301 PROP_PASSBACK_MODE ...

Page 95: ...IVE_VALUE 324 PROP_BINARY_INACTIVE_VALUE 325 The special property identifiers all optional and required are reserved for use in the ReadPropertyConditional and ReadPropertyMultiple services or services not defined in this standard Enumerated values 0 511 are reserved for definition by ASHRAE Enumerated values 512 4194303 may be used by others subject to the procedures and constraints described in ...

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