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Real Time Automation, Inc.

1-800-249-1612

Revision History ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 7

Hardware Platforms ...................................................................................................................................... 8

Hardware

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NNA1 ..................................................................................................................................... 9

Powering the Gateway .............................................................................................................................. 9

Port Configuration ................................................................................................................................... 10

RS232 pinouts: ........................................................................................................................................ 10

RS485 pinouts: ........................................................................................................................................ 10

Mounting with a DIN Rail ............................................................................................................................ 11

Installing .................................................................................................................................................. 11

Removing ................................................................................................................................................ 11

Accessing the Main Page............................................................................................................................. 12

Error: Main Page Does Not Launch ......................................................................................................... 13

Committing Changes to the Settings .......................................................................................................... 14

Main Page ................................................................................................................................................... 15

Device Configuration ................................................................................................................................... 16

Network Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 17

Modbus TCP/IP Server Configuration ......................................................................................................... 18

Modbus TCP/IP Server Configuration-Data Groups .................................................................................... 19

Auto-Configure Group by Device vs. Auto-Configure Group by Data Type ............................................ 20

Group by Device (Default Method) ......................................................................................................... 20

Group by Data Type ................................................................................................................................ 20

Modbus TCP/IP Server Data Group Configuration: Auto-Configure ....................................................... 21

Modbus TCP/IP Server Data Group Configuration: Manual Mode ......................................................... 22

Configure Read and Write Data Groups ................................................................................................. 23

DF1 Master Configuration ........................................................................................................................... 24

DF1 Master Device Configuration ............................................................................................................... 25

Configuring Read Scan Lines ................................................................................................................... 26

Configuring Write Scan Lines .................................................................................................................. 26

Configuring Read and Write Scan Lines (cont.) ....................................................................................... 26

Mapping - Transferring Data Between Devices .......................................................................................... 27

Display Mapping and Values ....................................................................................................................... 28

Display Data ............................................................................................................................................ 28

Display String........................................................................................................................................... 31

Summary of Contents for 460MSDFM

Page 1: ...Real Time Automation Inc 1 1 800 249 1612 Firmware Version 8 7 22 460MSDFM NNA1 Protocol Gateway Product User Guide...

Page 2: ...ion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages therefore the limitations set forth in this agreement may not apply to you No patent liability is assumed by Real Time Automation with respect...

Page 3: ...ration 18 Modbus TCP IP Server Configuration Data Groups 19 Auto Configure Group by Device vs Auto Configure Group by Data Type 20 Group by Device Default Method 20 Group by Data Type 20 Modbus TCP IP...

Page 4: ...44 Security Configuration 46 Security Configuration Security Levels 47 Security Log In 48 Security Log Out 48 Email Configuration 49 Alarm Configuration 50 Diagnostics Alarm Status 52 Alarms Active 5...

Page 5: ...Real Time Automation Inc 5 1 800 249 1612...

Page 6: ...7 4 9 1 20 Features Added 1 BMS BM DFM DS DM TCP USB PBS have been ported to the latest base software 2 TCP BMS BM now Available on N2E and N2EW hardware Platform 3 New ASCII Mode Available on TCP A U...

Page 7: ...ure the 460MSDFM NNA1 gateway For further customization and advanced use please reference the appendices located on the CD or online at http www rtautomation com product 460 gateway support If at any...

Page 8: ...h as LEDs For these sections be sure to identify the hardware platform you are using To find which hardware platform you are using 1 Look on the front or back label of the unit for the part number 2 O...

Page 9: ...Real Time Automation Inc 9 1 800 249 1612 Hardware NNA1 Powering the Gateway 1 Connect a 12 24 VDC power source to the gateway Red Wire Black Wire a The unit draws 175mA 12 V...

Page 10: ...port specific parameters These settings must match the settings of the device s that you are connecting to Only 1 mode can be configured for this hardware Below are the wiring pinouts for each mode Wh...

Page 11: ...under the DIN Rail 3 While pressing the 460MSDFM NNA1 against the rail press up to engage the spring loaded lower clip and rotate the unit parallel to the DIN Rail 4 Release upward pressure Removing...

Page 12: ...ogram from the CD ROM 3 Find unit under Select a Unit a Change Gateway s IP address to match that of your PC if DHCP has failed i You will know DHCP has failed if the gateway s IP address is AutoIP at...

Page 13: ...fault Gateway 2 The gateway must be on the same Network Subnet as the PC whether it s setup for DHCP or Static Once you have both devices on the same network you should be able to ping the gateway usi...

Page 14: ...ed after every change Multiple changes can be made before a restart but they will not be committed until the gateway is restarted When all desired changes have been made press the Restart Now button T...

Page 15: ...led Configuration cannot be changed during Running Mode If changes are needed click the Configuration Mode button shown in the green box below Configuring Mode Protocol communication is stopped and no...

Page 16: ...ice Configuration The device configuration area is where you assign the device description parameter Changes can only be made when the gateway is in Configuration Mode Once you are done configuring th...

Page 17: ...Once you are done configuring the Network Settings click the Save Parameters button If you are changing the IP Address of the gateway the change will not take effect until the unit has been rebooted...

Page 18: ...listen on Default for Modbus TCP IP is 502 4 Inactivity Timeout Amount of time the gateway will wait for a read write request before issuing a timeout 5 To enable data swapping select the required Sw...

Page 19: ...gure up to 100 data groups for both the read and write There are three ways to configure this protocol 1 Auto Configure Group by Device Default 2 Auto Configure Group by Data Type 3 Manual Mode NOTE Y...

Page 20: ...other protocol on the gateway and auto configures the data groups in the Modbus TCP IP server for all the data points within the other protocol Another way to view this option is to say that the data...

Page 21: ...whenever possible 4 Any 64 Bit Signed Unsigned data will be mapped as 4x Hold Reg 64 Bit Int or 64 Bit Uint matching signs whenever possible 5 Any 32 Bit Float will be mapped as 4x Hold Reg 32 Bit Fl...

Page 22: ...Once OK is clicked there are two options for how to proceed 3 To keep the data groups that are already configured press OK a You would want this option if you are adding additional data groups or you...

Page 23: ...them a String Point Type If the mating protocol supports strings you may select string as a point type in Modbus With this point type 2 characters will be packed into a single register and the first...

Page 24: ...4 Frame Verification Select the DF1 Frame Verification CRC 16 bit or BCC 8 bit All DF1 slaves need to match this selection 5 Delay Between Messages Enter the length of time to delay between read and...

Page 25: ...d buttons and click the Delete DF1 Slave button d Click the Save Parameters button to save your changes before restarting or going to another configuration page 2 The Enable check box should be select...

Page 26: ...an Lines Follow these steps to manually configure write scan lines 1 Select View Write Scan Lines if not already selected 2 Select a File Type for each scan Line Options include B Binary N Int F Real...

Page 27: ...eway will automatically take the string data type from one protocol and map it into the other See String Auto Configure section for more details Option 3 Manual Configure Mappings If you don t want to...

Page 28: ...isplay Data button to view how the data is mapped and what the values of each mapping are Here you will see how each data point excluding strings is mapped To view select the device from the dropdown...

Page 29: ...3 on BACnet NOTE If a data point is mapped twice only the first instance of it will show here EX If Modbus 400001 400040 from Slave 1 are both mapped to AI1 only 400001 will show as being mapped to AI...

Page 30: ...iew the actual data mappings click the Edit Mapping button For more details see the Data Mapping Explanation section To view the data mappings purely as text click the View as Text button For more det...

Page 31: ...ps from a string click the dropdown menu to generate the information regarding that device The string data will be displayed in both Hex and ASCII only the ASCII data is sent The example below shows d...

Page 32: ...Info drop down and navigating to ASCII Diagnostics page You will also have to select the port you want to view in the dropdown below ASCII To view the string mappings click the Edit Mapping button Fo...

Page 33: ...on would look like my example below There are more detailed examples of what all the fields represent in the ASCII Parsing section The message is broken up into 3 Groups or Parsing fields To view the...

Page 34: ...ata type If the Auto Configure function does not map the data as you want or you want to add modify the mappings you may do so by going into Manual Configure mode The following are examples of the Aut...

Page 35: ...then only 1 operation is allowed c Select the Operation s to perform i Math Operations are performed in the order they are selected ii If more than one point is selected on the source the Math Operat...

Page 36: ...ase In this example Ram0 is scaled into Ram1 Ram1 is then increased by 5 and stored into Ram2 Ram0 and Ram2 could be considered a source or destination group 2 Temporary Ram Double a This is like the...

Page 37: ...ys to map the NetBmpStat Option 1 Map the whole 32bit value to a destination Example below shows the NetBmpStat is going to an Analog BACnet object Using a connection of 5 Modbus Slave devices AI1 wil...

Page 38: ...ult 0x80 7 128 nonrecoverable fault For this example the ETC Status is mapped to a PLC tag called PLC_Status Example ETC Status is 0x00000013 19 decimal here is the break down Hex Bit Decimal Explanat...

Page 39: ...e fault config err 0x10 28 268 435 456 Configuration Mode 0x20 29 536 870 912 No Ethernet Cable Plugged In For this example the MC Status is mapped to a PLC tag called MC_Status Example MC Status is 0...

Page 40: ...string 1 Enable red box above Check to enable mapping If not checked this mapping is skipped 2 Source Field yellow box above a Group Select the string data group you set up in the protocol config to...

Page 41: ...ual Configure Mode or click Cancel to remain in Auto Configure Mappings Mode Once OK is clicked there are 2 options on how to proceed from here 1 To keep the mappings that are already configured press...

Page 42: ...op of the Mapping Configuration page and select Auto Configure Mappings Click OK to proceed to delete all current mappings and go back to Auto Configure Mappings Mode Click Cancel to keep all mappings...

Page 43: ...at register 1 and want to see if 400011 is mapped If it is not in this text box then it is not mapped and no data will be transferred This is the text display for the example shown under the Data Mapp...

Page 44: ...ake value is set equal to Trigger value 5 Map Handshake to reference data point Note is an internal reference to the Server Slave number you are settings up ex RTA Server Slave products can only be Tr...

Page 45: ...ppings 4 The first mapping is going to be the Data Validation Triggering AO21 will write to the RTA MC Trigger 1 will mark data invalid 5 The second mapping the MC Handshake will increment that all da...

Page 46: ...ax of 32 characters case sensitive a Re enter the Password 4 E mail In case the password was forgotten a user can have their password e mailed to them if e mail was configured 5 Hint A helpful reminde...

Page 47: ...can have a separate security level associated with it for each user Security Levels 1 Full Access Capability to view and configure a web page 2 View Access Capability to view a web page but cannot co...

Page 48: ...word This is used to reset security settings Confirm reset password must be selected to confirm this action Once confirmed there is a 15 minute window to do a hard reset of the gateway by physically r...

Page 49: ...use 2 SMTP Mail Password If authentication is required enter the SMTP Server s password Optional 3 SMTP Server Enter the Name of the SMTP Server or the IP Address of the Server 4 From E mail Enter th...

Page 50: ...ction a Top dropdown select the Data Group This dropdown menu will contain all groups that go from the gateway to the network b Lower dropdown select the Data Point s Specific Point This is used to se...

Page 51: ...he Clear Error Value Ex Ticks Since Powerup 5000 This will clear the alarm after 5000 ticks have elapsed since the unit powered up 6 Enter an Alarm Name This will make the alarm unique and will be ava...

Page 52: ...m 7 Status The current status of the alarm either OK or ALARM 8 of Times Active This count represents the number of times this alarm has become active If an alarm is triggered this count will incremen...

Page 53: ...hen an alarm is cleared the following will occur 1 A one time notification will be sent to the email associated with the alarm a For duplicate emails to occur the alarm must become active and then be...

Page 54: ...his is to be used to prevent jitter Default value is 0ms This timer takes priority over the Stale Data Timer There is a separate timer per data mapping This timer is active only after the first write...

Page 55: ...larm that was active Common Errors 1 Destination or Source Point does not exist a Solution Re map the mapping 2 Source or Destination Pointer too small a There is not enough space on either the Source...

Page 56: ...dbus TCP IP Server section of the gateway Device Status 1 Connected A Modbus TCP IP client has a connection for the gateway 2 Not Connected a Ethernet Cable not plugged in b The Modbus TCP IP client h...

Page 57: ...e Register Modbus Function Code 6 Number of Write Holding Register requests received 7 FC15 Force Multiple Coils Modbus Function Code 15 Number of Write Multiple Coil Status requests received 8 FC16 P...

Page 58: ...ditional diagnostic information can be found by clicking the Help button NOTE This page will auto refresh every five seconds with the latest data Clear All Values This will only affect displayed value...

Page 59: ...ed LED Status This is the status for All Slaves or the specific slave selected 1 Solid Green Connected The gateway is connected to all the DF1 slaves that are configured and enabled 2 Flashing Green N...

Page 60: ...evice b Note This should be equal to the number of Read Requests 4 Read Timeouts a Number of times the gateway has reached the timeout period waiting for a read response from the slave device 5 Read E...

Page 61: ...in the slave device iv File Offset does not exist in the Slave Device File Type and File Number v Attempting to read more data elements than exist in the slave device 3 N Slave Destination ID a Slave...

Page 62: ...col is a master client you may set the LED to represent either all slaves servers configured in the gateway or a slave server device To select a slave server device 1 Select the protocol in the left d...

Page 63: ...her device into the 460 gateway whenever it is in Configuration Mode Upon clicking the Choose File button you will be prompted to select a location from which to load the saved file Once the location...

Page 64: ...tered an error while trying to load the saved configuration the gateway will indicate the first error it found and a brief description about it under the Load Configuration button Contact RTA Support...

Page 65: ...y you wish to copy the configuration from 2 Power up the gateway you wish to copy the configuration to DO NOT INSERT SD CARD YET 3 Navigate to the webpage inside the unit 4 Navigate to the dropdown Ot...

Page 66: ...on the hardware 1 On the side of the gateway with the SD card slot there is a small pinhole Using a paperclip press the button through this pinhole and hold the button for at least 5 seconds 2 After...

Page 67: ...tored in the Flash File System within the gateway Identify your device by clicking the Start Flashing LEDs button By clicking this button the two diagnostic LEDs will flash red and green Once you have...

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