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BACnet Gateway
Carel Cod. +030221110 rel. 2.4 del 17/12/02
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6 OPERATION
6.1 General information on the communication towards Carel peripherals
It’s possible to connect to the Gateway up to 8 Carel peripherals.
The communication management towards Carel peripherals takes place according to a master-slave structure in polling,
where the Gateway is the master and the Carel peripherals are the slaves.
For each peripheral, it is possible to manage up to:
•
127 analog variables (between I/O and other internal variables of the program);
•
127 integer variables (between I/O and other internal variables of the program);
•
199 digital variables (between I/O and other internal variables of the program).
On request, the database of variables utilized by each single Carel controller is available. This will be a reference to whom
provides the supervisory system so as to assign the suitable meaning to the variables themselves. The variables can be read
and/or written from the supervisory system according to the instrument connected and/or application program installed. By
assigning from supervisor a value to a reading only variable, the command will be accepted by the Gateway but it will not be
effective at all.
The communication baud-rate to the Carel network is:
Working Way Carel Network Baud rate
RS422 1200
RS485 19200
Table 6.1.1
6.2 General information on the BACnet protocol
The BACnet protocol implemented in the Carel Gateway complies with what is described in the following document:
ANSI/ASHRAE
Standard 135-1995
Approved by the American National Standards Institute
December 19, 1995
The implemeted BACnet protocol is a PTP type (Point-To-Point) in 232.
The Gateway can be identified in the BACnet thanks to the assignment of an address. The Gateway address can be
programmed during the configuration phase (see parameter
bacnet network in Parameter writing ).
6.2.1 Communication parameters
The communication parameters between BACnet and Gateway are the following:
Parameter Selectable values Meaning
baud rate 0
1
2
3
4
5
6 300
600
1200
2400
4800
9600
19200
bit number 8 (fixed)
stop bit number 1 (fixed)
parity 0
1
2
3
4
None
Odd
Even
Mark
Space
network address
1
÷
65534
offset 0..255
Tab. 6.2.1.1