Revised - 2020-01-29 BMS COMMUNICATION MCS-BMS-GATEWAY · The MCS-Magnum supports as standard: BACnet IP, Modbus RTU, and Modbus TCP/IP protocols. Using the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY, the MCS-Magnum

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Table of ContentsChapter - 1. BMS Communication Protocols .................................................................................5

1.1. MCS-Magnum to BMS Connections .............................................................................................51.2. Sensor Input Points ........................................................................................................................61.3. Relay Output Points .......................................................................................................................71.4. Setpoints ........................................................................................................................................81.5. Chiller/Compressor States .............................................................................................................81.6. Other Points ...................................................................................................................................91.7. Unit Alarms ...................................................................................................................................121.8. Compressor Alarms ......................................................................................................................131.9. Network inputs to MCS-MAGNUM ...............................................................................................191.10. MCS Capacity Control State Chart ..............................................................................................201.11. MCS Compressor Control State Chart .........................................................................................201.12. MCS-MAGNUM BMS PROTOCOLS ...........................................................................................21

1.12.1 BACNET OVER IP PROTOCOL ......................................................................................................211.12.2 ETHERNET NETWORK PROTOCOL .............................................................................................211.12.3 MODBUS RTU PROTOCOL ............................................................................................................221.12.4 MODBUS TCP/IP PROTOCOL ........................................................................................................22

1.13. PROTOCOLS USING MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ..............................................................................22

Chapter - 2. NETWORK PROTOCOLS ...............................................................................................232.1. Protocols MCS controllers support: ..............................................................................................232.2. MCS-MAGNUM USING RS-485 ..................................................................................................242.3. Wiring Multiple MCS Controllers ..................................................................................................252.4. MCS-MAGNUM USING ETHERNET ...........................................................................................262.5. EXAMPLE NETWORK .................................................................................................................27

2.5.1 Standalone MCS-Magnum ..............................................................................................................272.5.2 MULTIPLE MCS-MAGNUM ENCLOSURES ...................................................................................28

2.6. MULTIPLE MCS-MAGNUM BMS RS485 WIRING DIAGRAM ...................................................29

Chapter - 3. Introduction .......................................................................................................................303.1. BTL Mark – BACnet Testing Laboratory ......................................................................................303.2. LonMark Certification ...................................................................................................................303.3. UL and RoHS Cerfication ............................................................................................................30

Chapter - 4. Quick Start Guide ...........................................................................................................31Chapter - 5. Setup for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY .................................................................................32

5.1. Record Identification Data ............................................................................................................325.2. Configuring Device Communications ...........................................................................................32

5.2.1 Set COM settings on all Devices Connected to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ....................................325.2.2 Set IP Address for each MCS-MAGNUM connected to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ..............................32

5.3. BMS Network Settings: ...............................................................................................................335.3.1 Selecting Configuration Files for Devices: ......................................................................................335.3.2 LonWorks, BACnet MS/TP and N2 ..................................................................................................33Figure 5 Protocol Selection Switch Tables .......................................................................................................335.3.3 BACnet MS/TP: Setting the MAC Address for BMS Network ..........................................................345.3.4 BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP: Setting the Device Instance .........................................................355.3.5 Metasys N2: Setting the Node-ID ....................................................................................................355.3.6 BACnet MS/TP: Setting the Serial Baud Rate for BMS Network .....................................................35


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Chapter - 6. Interfacing MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to Devices .....................................................376.1. MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Connection Ports .....................................................................................376.2. Wiring diagram for connecting the MCS-Magnum .......................................................................386.3. Device Connections to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY .............................................................................396.4. MCS-MAGNUM Address Settings ................................................................................................406.5. Biasing the RS-485 Device Network ............................................................................................426.6. End of Line Termination Switch for the Modbus RS-485 Device Network ....................................436.8. Power-Up MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ................................................................................................446.7. Wiring Field Port to LonWorks Network .......................................................................................45

Chapter - 7. LonWorks (FTC-ED45) ..................................................................................................467.1. Commissioning the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY on a LonWorks network ...........................................46

7.1.1 Instructions to Download XIF File (external interface file) ..............................................................47 from MCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED45 Using Web Browser ..........................................................47

Chapter - 8. BACnet/IP SETUP ............................................................................................................498.1. Connecting A PC to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ...........................................................................498.2. Connect the PC to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY via the Ethernet Port ..................................................508.3. BACnet/IP: Setting IP Address for Field Network .........................................................................51

Chapter - 9. Appendix - Troubleshooting ....................................................................................53Appendix A.1. Lost or Incorrect IP Address .........................................................................................................53Appendix A.2. Viewing Diagnostic information ....................................................................................................54Appendix A.3. Check Wiring and Settings ...........................................................................................................54Appendix A.4. No communication between the MCS-Magnum and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ...............................55Appendix A.5. LED Diagnostics for Communications .........................................................................................56Appendix A.6. Take Diagnostic Capture With the FieldServer Toolbox ...............................................................57Appendix A.7. Fire Transfer - Load New CSV file ...............................................................................................60Appendix A.8. Retrieve a CSV File from MCS-BMS-GATEWAY .........................................................................61Appendix A.9. Update Firmware ..........................................................................................................................62

Chapter - 10. CREATING CSV FILES USING MCS-CONFIG ......................................................69Chapter - 11. Reference and Specifications ...................................................................................79

11.1. Compliance with UL Regulations .................................................................................................79


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Chapter - 1. BMS Communication ProtocolsThe MCS-Magnum supports as standard: BACnet IP, Modbus RTU, and Modbus TCP/IP protocols.Using the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY, the MCS-Magnum can also support Johnson N2, LonTalk and Bacnet MSTP.Supported baud rates for Modbus RTU and Johnson N2 are 4800bps, 9600bps, 19200bps, 38400bps, and 57600bps.

1.1. MCS-Magnum to BMS Connections


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1.2. Sensor Input PointsSensor numbering is based upon the MCS-MAGNUM or SI16-AO4 (SI-Base and SI-EXT) hardware type board No-table BACnet properties available: Units

Magnum BACnetID BACnet Name Modbus

Register N2

Sensor M-1 AI: 1 Refer to Config *30001 *AI: 1









Sensor M-10 AI:10 Refer to Config *30010 *AI: 10







Sensor 1-1 AI:17 Refer to Config *30017 *AI: 17
























*- Indicates value multiplied by 10 to include one decimal place. (I.e. BMS value of 500 indicates actual value 50.0)

Magnum BACnetID BACnet Name Modbus

Register N2









Sensor 3-1 AI:49 Refer to Config *30049 *AI:49

































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1.3. Relay Output PointsRelay Output points are read-only. Output numbering is based upon MCS-RO-10 (MCS-RO BASE, MCS-RO-EXT) hardware type board

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Relay M–1 BO: 1 Refer to Config 00001 BO: 1Relay M–2 BO: 2 Refer to Config 00002 BO: 2Relay M–3 BO: 3 Refer to Config 00003 BO: 3Relay M–4 BO: 4 Refer to Config 00004 BO: 4Relay M–5 BO: 5 Refer to Config 00005 BO: 5Relay M–6 BO: 6 Refer to Config 00006 BO: 6Relay M–7 BO: 7 Refer to Config 00007 BO: 7Relay M–8 BO: 8 Refer to Config 00008 BO: 8Relay M–9 BO: 9 Refer to Config 00009 BO: 9Relay M-10 BO:10 Refer to Config 00010 BO: 10Relay 1–1 BO:11 Refer to Config 00011 BO: 11Relay 1–2 BO:12 Refer to Config 00012 BO: 12Relay 1–3 BO:13 Refer to Config 00013 BO: 13Relay 1–4 BO:14 Refer to Config 00014 BO: 14Relay 1–5 BO:15 Refer to Config 00015 BO: 15Relay 1–6 BO:16 Refer to Config 00016 BO: 16Relay 1–7 BO:17 Refer to Config 00017 BO: 17Relay 1–8 BO:18 Refer to Config 00018 BO: 18Relay 1–9 BO:19 Refer to Config 00019 BO: 19

Relay 1- 10 BO:20 Refer to Config 00020 BO: 20Relay 2–1 BO:21 Refer to Config 00021 BO: 21Relay 2–2 BO:22 Refer to Config 00022 BO: 22Relay 2–3 BO:23 Refer to Config 00023 BO: 23Relay 2–4 BO:24 Refer to Config 00024 BO: 24Relay 2–5 BO:25 Refer to Config 00025 BO: 25Relay 2–6 BO:26 Refer to Config 00026 BO: 26Relay 2–7 BO:27 Refer to Config 00027 BO: 27Relay 2–8 BO:28 Refer to Config 00028 BO: 28Relay 2–9 BO:29 Refer to Config 00029 BO: 29

Relay 2 -10 BO:30 Refer to Config 00030 BO: 30Relay 3–1 BO:31 Refer to Config 00031 BO: 31Relay 3–2 BO:32 Refer to Config 00032 BO: 32Relay 3–3 BO:33 Refer to Config 00033 BO: 33Relay 3–4 BO:34 Refer to Config 00034 BO: 34Relay 3–5 BO:35 Refer to Config 00035 BO: 35Relay 3- 6 BO:36 Refer to Config 00036 BO: 36Relay 3–7 BO:37 Refer to Config 00037 BO: 37Relay 3–8 BO:38 Refer to Config 00038 BO: 38Relay 3–9 BO:39 Refer to Config 00039 BO: 39

Relay 3–10 BO:40 Refer to Config 00040 BO: 40

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Relay 4–1 BO:41 Refer to Config 00041 BO: 41Relay 4–2 BO:42 Refer to Config 00042 BO: 42Relay 4–3 BO:43 Refer to Config 00043 BO: 43Relay 4–4 BO:44 Refer to Config 00044 BO: 44Relay 4–5 BO:45 Refer to Config 00045 BO: 45Relay 4–6 BO:46 Refer to Config 00046 BO: 46Relay 4–7 BO:47 Refer to Config 00047 BO: 47Relay 4–8 BO:48 Refer to Config 00048 BO: 48Relay 4–9 BO:49 Refer to Config 00049 BO: 49

Relay 4 -10 BO:50 Refer to Config 00050 BO: 50Relay 5–1 BO:51 Refer to Config 00051 BO: 51Relay 5–2 BO:52 Refer to Config 00052 BO: 52Relay 5–3 BO:53 Refer to Config 00053 BO: 53Relay 5–4 BO:54 Refer to Config 00054 BO: 54Relay 5–5 BO:55 Refer to Config 00055 BO: 55Relay 5–6 BO:56 Refer to Config 00056 BO: 56Relay 5–7 BO:57 Refer to Config 00057 BO: 57Relay 5–8 BO:58 Refer to Config 00058 BO: 58Relay 5–9 BO:59 Refer to Config 00059 BO: 59

Relay 5 -10 BO:60 Refer to Config 00060 BO: 60Relay 6–1 BO:61 Refer to Config 00061 BO: 61Relay 6–2 BO:62 Refer to Config 00062 BO: 62Relay 6–3 BO:63 Refer to Config 00063 BO: 63Relay 6–4 BO:64 Refer to Config 00064 BO: 64Relay 6–5 BO:65 Refer to Config 00065 BO: 65Relay 6- 6 BO:66 Refer to Config 00066 BO: 66Relay 6–7 BO:67 Refer to Config 00067 BO: 67Relay 6–8 BO:68 Refer to Config 00068 BO: 68Relay 6–9 BO:69 Refer to Config 00069 BO: 69

Relay 6–10 BO:70 Refer to Config 00760 BO: 70Relay 7–1 BO:71 Refer to Config 00071 BO: 71Relay 7–2 BO:72 Refer to Config 00072 BO: 72Relay 7–3 BO:73 Refer to Config 00073 BO: 73Relay 7–4 BO:74 Refer to Config 00074 BO: 74Relay 7–5 BO:75 Refer to Config 00075 BO: 75Relay 7–6 BO:76 Refer to Config 00076 BO: 76Relay 7–7 BO:77 Refer to Config 00077 BO: 77Relay 7–8 BO:78 Refer to Config 00078 BO: 78Relay 7–9 BO:79 Refer to Config 00079 BO: 79

Relay 7–10 BO:80 Refer to Config 00070 BO: 80



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Analog Output Points are read-only. Output numbering is based upon SI16-AO4 hardware type board. Notable BACnet properties available: Units

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus Register N2

Analog Out M-1 AO:1 Refer to Config *30201 *AO: 1




Analog Out 1-1 AO:5 Refer to Config *30205 *AO: 5

















1.4. SetpointsSetpoints are read-only. Notable BACnet properties available: Units

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Setpoint #1 AV:0 STP# 1-<Setpoint name> 40301 ADF:1Setpoint #21 AV:88 STP# 21-<Setpoint name> 40321 ADF:89

Setpoint #163 AV:230 STP# 163-<Setpoint name> 40463 ADF:231

1.5. Chiller/Compressor StatesState values are read-only. Notable BACnet properties available: Number of States, State-Text (Contains character text of current state)

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus Register N2Chiller Unit State MV:0 CHILLER STATE 30306 BYT:1

Compressor #1 State MV:1 COMPRESSOR #1 STATE 30307 BYT:2Compressor #2 State MV:2 COMPRESSOR #2 STATE 30308 BYT:3


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Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus Register N2Compressor #3 State MV:3 COMPRESSOR #3 STATE 30309 BYT:4Compressor #4 State MV:4 COMPRESSOR #4 STATE 30310 BYT:5Compressor #5 State MV:5 COMPRESSOR #5 STATE 30311 BYT:6Compressor #6 State MV:6 COMPRESSOR #6 STATE 30312 BYT:7Compressor #7 State MV:7 COMPRESSOR #7 STATE 30313 BYT:8Compressor #8 State MV:8 COMPRESSOR #8 STATE 30314 BYT:9Compressor #9 State MV:130 COMPRESSOR #9 STATE 30560 BYT:131

Compressor #10 State MV:131 COMPRESSOR #10 STATE 30561 BYT:132Compressor #11 State MV:132 COMPRESSOR #11 STATE 30562 BYT:133Compressor #12 State MV:133 COMPRESSOR #12 STATE 30563 BYT:134Compressor #13 State MV:134 COMPRESSOR #13 STATE 30564 BYT:135Compressor #14 State MV:135 COMPRESSOR #14 STATE 30565 BYT:136Compressor #15 State MV:136 COMPRESSOR #15 STATE 30566 BYT:137Compressor #16 State MV:137 COMPRESSOR #16 STATE 30567 BYT:138Compressor #17 State MV:138 COMPRESSOR #17 STATE 30568 BYT:139Compressor #18 State MV:139 COMPRESSOR #18 STATE 30569 BYT:140Compressor #19 State MV:140 COMPRESSOR #19 STATE 30570 BYT:141Compressor #20 State MV:141 COMPRESSOR #20 STATE 30571 BYT:142

1.6. Other PointsThese points are read-only.

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Wanted FLA% AV:3 Wanted FLA% 30318 ADF:4

Steps Wanted AV:4 Steps Wanted On 30315 ADF:5Steps On AV:5 Steps On 30316 ADF:6Step Delay AV:6 Step Delay 30317 ADF:7Compressor #1 FLA% AV:7 C1_FLA% *30319 *ADF:8Compressor #1 Sat Suction AV:10 C1_Sat Suct *30327 *ADF:11Compressor #1 Sat Disch AV:11 C1_ Sat Disch *30329 *ADF:12Compressor #1 Disch SH AV:12 C1_Disch SH *30330 *ADF:13Compressor #1 Suct SH AV:13 C1_Suct SH *30328 *ADF:14Compressor #1 Oil Pres Diff AV:63 C1_Oil Pres Diff *30375 *ADF:64Compressor #2 FLA% AV:14 C2_FLA% *30320 *ADF:15Compressor #2 Sat Suction AV:17 C2_Sat Suct *30331 *ADF:18Compressor #2 Sat Disch AV:18 C2_ Sat Disch *30333 *ADF:19Compressor #2 Disch SH AV:19 C2_Disch SH *30334 *ADF:20Compressor #2 Suct SH AV:20 C2_Suct SH *30332 *ADF:21Compressor #2 Oil Pres Diff AV:64 C2_Oil Pres Diff *30376 *ADF:65Compressor #3 FLA% AV:21 C3_FLA% *30321 *ADF:22Compressor #3 Sat Suction AV:24 C3_Sat Suct *30335 *ADF:25Compressor #3 Sat Disch AV:25 C3_ Sat Disch *30337 *ADF:26Compressor #3 Disch SH AV:26 C3_Disch SH *30338 *ADF:27Compressor #3 Suct SH AV:27 C3_Suct SH *30336 *ADF:28Compressor #3 Oil Pres Diff AV:65 C3_Oil Pres Diff *30377 *ADF:66Compressor #4 FLA% AV:28 C4_FLA% *30322 *ADF:29Compressor #4 Sat Suction AV:31 C4_Sat Suct *30339 *ADF:32Compressor #4 Sat Disch AV:32 C4_ Sat Disch *30341 *ADF:33


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Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Compressor #4 Disch SH AV:33 C4_Disch SH *30342 *ADF:34Compressor #4 Suct SH AV:34 C4_Suct SH *30340 *ADF:35Compressor #4 Oil Pres Diff AV:66 C4_Oil Pres Diff *30378 *ADF:67Compressor #5 FLA% AV:35 C5_FLA% *30323 *ADF:36Compressor #5 Sat Suction AV:38 C5_Sat Suct *30343 *ADF:39Compressor #5 Sat Disch AV:39 C5_ Sat Disch *30345 *ADF:40Compressor #5 Disch SH AV:40 C5_Disch SH *30346 *ADF:41Compressor #5 Suct SH AV:41 C5_Suct SH *30344 *ADF:42Compressor #5 Oil Pres Diff AV:67 C5_Oil Pres Diff *30379 *ADF:68Compressor #6 FLA% AV:42 C6_FLA% *30324 *ADF:43Compressor #6 Sat Suction AV:45 C6_Sat Suct *30347 *ADF:46Compressor #6 Sat Disch AV:46 C6_ Sat Disch *30349 *ADF:47Compressor #6 Disch SH AV:47 C6_Disch SH *30350 *ADF:48Compressor #6 Suct SH AV:48 C6_Suct SH *30348 *ADF:49Compressor #6 Oil Pres Diff AV:68 C6_Oil Pres Diff *30380 *ADF:69Compressor #7 FLA% AV:49 C7_FLA% *30325 *ADF:50Compressor #7 Sat Suction AV:52 C7_Sat Suct *30351 *ADF:53Compressor #7 Sat Disch AV:53 C7_ Sat Disch *30353 *ADF:54Compressor #7 Disch SH AV:54 C7_Disch SH *30354 *ADF:55Compressor #7 Suct SH AV:55 C7_Suct SH *30352 *ADF:56Compressor #7 Oil Pres Diff AV:69 C7_Oil Pres Diff *30381 *ADF:70Compressor #8 FLA% AV:56 C8_FLA% *30326 *ADF:57Compressor #8 Sat Suction AV:59 C8_Sat Suct *30352 *ADF:53Compressor #8 Sat Suction AV:59 C8_Sat Suct *30355 *ADF:60Compressor #8 Sat Disch AV:60 C8_ Sat Disch *30357 *ADF:61Compressor #8 Disch SH AV:61 C8_Disch SH *30358 *ADF:62Compressor #8 Suct SH AV:62 C8_Suct SH *30356 *ADF:63Compressor #8 Oil Pres Diff AV:70 C8_Oil Pres Diff *30382 *ADF:71Compressor #9 FLA% AV:440 C9_FLA% *30572 *ADF:441Compressor #9 Sat Suction AV: 443 C9_Sat Suct *30584 *ADF: 442Compressor #9 Sat Disch AV: 444 C9_ Sat Disch *30586 *ADF: 443Compressor #9 Disch SH AV: 445 C9_Disch SH *30587 *ADF: 444Compressor #9 Suct SH AV: 446 C9_Suct SH *30585 *ADF: 445Compressor #9 Oil Pres Diff AV:524 C9_Oil Pres Diff *30656 *ADF:525Compressor #10 FLA% AV:447 C10_FLA% *30573 *ADF:448Compressor #10 Sat Suction AV: 450 C10_Sat Suct *30588 *ADF: 451Compressor #10 Sat Disch AV: 451 C10_ Sat Disch *30590 *ADF: 452Compressor #10 Disch SH AV: 452 C10_Disch SH *30591 *ADF: 453Compressor #10 Suct SH AV: 453 C10_Suct SH *30589 *ADF: 454Compressor #10 Oil Pres Diff AV:525 C10_Oil Pres Diff *30657 *ADF:526Compressor #11 FLA% AV:454 C11_FLA% *30574 *ADF:455Compressor #11 Sat Suction AV: 457 C11_Sat Suct *30592 *ADF: 458Compressor #11 Sat Disch AV: 458 C11_ Sat Disch *30594 *ADF: 459Compressor #11 Disch SH AV: 459 C11_Disch SH *30595 *ADF: 460Compressor #11 Suct SH AV: 460 C11_Suct SH *30593 *ADF: 461Compressor #11 Oil Pres Diff AV: 526 C11_Oil Pres Diff *30658 *ADF: 527Compressor #12 FLA% AV: 461 C12_FLA% *30575 *ADF: 462Compressor #12 Sat Suction AV: 464 C12_Sat Suct *30596 *ADF: 465Compressor #12 Sat Disch AV: 465 C12_ Sat Disch *30598 *ADF: 466Compressor #12 Disch SH AV: 466 C12_Disch SH *30599 *ADF: 467Compressor #12 Suct SH AV: 467 C12_Suct SH *30597 *ADF 468Compressor #12 Oil Pres Diff AV:527 C12_Oil Pres Diff *30659 *ADF:528


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Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Compressor #13 FLA% AV:468 C13_FLA% *30576 *ADF:469Compressor #13 Sat Suction AV: 471 C13_Sat Suct *30600 *ADF: 470Compressor #13 Sat Disch AV: 472 C13_ Sat Disch *30602 *ADF: 473Compressor #13 Disch SH AV: 473 C13_Disch SH *30603 *ADF: 474Compressor #13 Suct SH AV: 474 C13_Suct SH *30600 *ADF: 475Compressor #13 Oil Pres Diff AV: 528 C13_Oil Pres Diff *30661 *ADF: 529Compressor #14 FLA% AV: 475 C14_FLA% *30577 *ADF: 476Compressor #14 Sat Suction AV: 478 C14_Sat Suct *30604 *ADF: 479Compressor #14 Sat Disch AV: 479 C14_ Sat Disch *30606 *ADF: 480Compressor #14 Disch SH AV: 480 C14_Disch SH *30607 *ADF: 481Compressor #14 Suct SH AV: 481 C14_Suct SH *30605 *ADF: 482Compressor #14 Oil Pres Diff AV: 529 C14_Oil Pres Diff *30661 *ADF: 530Compressor #15 FLA% AV: 482 C15_FLA% *30578 *ADF: 483 Compressor #15 Sat Suction AV: 485 C15_Sat Suct *30608 *ADF: 486Compressor #15 Sat Disch AV: 486 C15_ Sat Disch *30610 *ADF: 487Compressor #15 Disch SH AV: 487 C15_Disch SH *30611 *ADF: 488Compressor #15 Suct SH AV: 488 C15_Suct SH *30609 *ADF: 489Compressor #15 Oil Pres Diff AV: 530 C15_Oil Pres Diff *3062 *ADF: 531Compressor #16 FLA% AV: 489 C16_FLA% *30579 *ADF: 490Compressor #16 Sat Suction AV: 492 C16_Sat Suct *30612 *ADF: 493Compressor #16 Sat Disch AV: 493 C16_ Sat Disch *30614 *ADF: 494Compressor #16 Disch SH AV: 494 C16_Disch SH *30615 *ADF: 495Compressor #16 Suct SH AV: 495 C16_Suct SH *30613 *ADF: 496Compressor #16 Oil Pres Diff AV: 531 C16_Oil Pres Diff *30663 *ADF: 532Compressor #17 FLA% AV: 496 C17_FLA% *30580 *ADF: 497Compressor #17 Sat Suction AV: 499 C17_Sat Suct *30616 *ADF: 500Compressor #17 Sat Disch AV: 500 C17_ Sat Disch *30618 *ADF: 501Compressor #17 Disch SH AV: 501 C17_Disch SH *30619 *ADF: 502Compressor #17 Suct SH AV: 502 C17_Suct SH *30617 *ADF: 503Compressor #17 Oil Pres Diff AV: 532 C17_Oil Pres Diff *30664 *ADF: 533Compressor #18 FLA% AV: 503 C18_FLA% *30581 *ADF: 504Compressor #18 Sat Suction AV: 506 C18_Sat Suct *30620 *ADF: 507Compressor #18 Sat Disch AV: 507 C18_ Sat Disch *30622 *ADF: 508Compressor #18 Disch SH AV: 508 C18_Disch SH *30623 *ADF: 509Compressor #18 Suct SH AV: 509 C18_Suct SH *30621 *ADF: 510Compressor #18 Oil Pres Diff AV: 533 C18_Oil Pres Diff *30665 *ADF: 534Compressor #19 FLA% AV: 510 C19_FLA% *30582 *ADF: 511Compressor #19 Sat Suction AV: 513 C19_Sat Suct *30624 *ADF: 514Compressor #19 Sat Disch AV: 514 C19_ Sat Disch *30626 *ADF: 515Compressor #19 Disch SH AV: 515 C19_Disch SH *30627 *ADF: 516Compressor #19 Suct SH AV: 516 C19_Suct SH *30625 *ADF: 517Compressor #19 Oil Pres Diff AV: 534 C19_Oil Pres Diff *30666 *ADF: 535Compressor #20 FLA% AV: 517 C20_FLA% *30583 *ADF: 518Compressor #20 Sat Suction AV: 520 C20_Sat Suct *30628 *ADF: 521Compressor #20 Sat Disch AV: 521 C20_ Sat Disch *30630 *ADF: 522Compressor #20 Disch SH AV: 522 C20_Disch SH *30631 *ADF: 523Compressor #20 Suct SH AV: 523 C20_Suct SH *30629 *ADF: 524Compressor #20 Oil Pres Diff AV: 535 C20_Oil Pres Diff *30667 *ADF: 536



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1.7. Unit Alarms

Modbus Info Bacnet Object Identifier V17 Frimware

Unit Alarms Function Type Register Bacnet Object Type Address Relay

output Modbus Bacnet

EMERGENCY_STOP 04:input Register 31011 AV: Ananlog Value 1296 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUFREEZE_PROTECTION 04:input Register 31012 AV: Ananlog Value 1297 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

HIGH_SUMP_TEMP 04:input Register 31013 AV: Ananlog Value 1298 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUPHASE_LOSS 04:input Register 31014 AV: Ananlog Value 1299 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

HIGH_DELTA_TEMP 04:input Register 31015 AV: Ananlog Value 1300 HVAC/ HVAC/ HVAC/VOLTAGE 04:input Register 31016 AV: Ananlog Value 1301 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

SMOKE_ALARM 04:input Register 31017 AV: Ananlog Value 1302 No Support No Support No Support FIRE_ALARM 04:input Register 31018 AV: Ananlog Value 1303 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

COMMON_CONDENSER 04:input Register 31019 AV: Ananlog Value 1304 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUCIRCUIT_CONDENSER 04:input Register 31020 AV: Ananlog Value 1305 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUFuild Cooler Fan Fault 04:input Register 31021 AV: Ananlog Value 1306 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

PUMP_FAILURE 04:input Register 31022 AV: Ananlog Value 1307 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUPROCESS_PUMP_FAILURE 04:input Register 31023 AV: Ananlog Value 1308 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

PROCESS_PUMP_LOW_FLOW 04:input Register 31024 AV: Ananlog Value 1309 HVAC HVAC HVACBOILER_PUMP_FAULT 04:input Register 31025 AV: Ananlog Value 1310 HVAC HVAC HVAC

BOILER_PUMP_HIGH_AMPS 04:input Register 31026 AV: Ananlog Value 1311 HVAC HVAC HVACBOILER_PUMP_LOW_AMPS 04:input Register 31027 AV: Ananlog Value 1312 HVAC HVAC HVAC

BOILER_STAGE_FAULT 04:input Register 31028 AV: Ananlog Value 1313 HVAC HVAC HVACHIGH_WATER_TEMP 04:input Register 31029 AV: Ananlog Value 1314 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

OVERHEAT_PROTECTION 04:input Register 31030 AV: Ananlog Value 1315 HVAC HVAC HVACRTU_SUPPLY_DUCT 04:input Register 31031 AV: Ananlog Value 1316 RTU RTU RTU

RTU_EXHAUST_FAN_FAULT 04:input Register 31032 AV: Ananlog Value 1317 RTU RTU RTURTU_MOD_GAS_HEATER_FAULT 04:input Register 31033 AV: Ananlog Value 1318 RTU RTU RTU

RTU_SCR_HEATER_FAULT 04:input Register 31034 AV: Ananlog Value 1319 RTU RTU RTURTU_CLOGGED_FILTER 04:input Register 31035 AV: Ananlog Value 1320 RTU RTU RTU

RTU_HIGH_STATIC_PRESSURE 04:input Register 31036 AV: Ananlog Value 1321 RTU RTU RTURTU_LOW_STATIC_PRESSURE 04:input Register 31037 AV: Ananlog Value 1322 RTU RTU RTUBOILER_PUMP_FLOW_FAULT 04:input Register 31038 AV: Ananlog Value 1323 HVAC HVAC HVAC

Leaving Water Temp. Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31039 AV: Ananlog Value 1324 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUReutrn Water Temp. Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31040 AV: Ananlog Value 1325 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

Evap Water Pressure In #1 Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31041 AV: Ananlog Value 1326 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUEvap Water Pressure Out #1 Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31042 AV: Ananlog Value 1327 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUEvap Water Pressure In #2 Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31043 AV: Ananlog Value 1328 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTUEvap Water Pressure Out #2 Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31044 AV: Ananlog Value 1329 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU

RTU Zone Temp. Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31045 AV: Ananlog Value 1330 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTURTU Ambient Temp. Sensor Fault 04:input Register 31046 AV: Ananlog Value 1331 HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU HVAC//RTU


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1.8. Compressor Alarms

Compressor Alarms V17 Frimware Supporting Alarm Indicators

Relay output Modbus BacnetLOW_SUCTION HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

UNSAFE_SUCTION HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUHIGH_DISCHARGE_PSI HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

HIGH_DISCHARGE_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOW_OIL_PSI HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

UNSAFE_OIL_PSI HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUHIGH_OIL_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

DIRTY_OIL_FILTER HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUHIGH_OIL_SEAL_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

NO_CRANK_CASE_HEATER_PROOF Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported HIGH_AMPS HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOW_AMPS HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

HIGH_MOTOR_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUNO_COMPRESSOR_PROOF HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

LOW_OIL_SUPERHEAT (Not Supported -no code) Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported PUMP_DOWN HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

LOW_DISCHARGE_PSI HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULUBE_OIL_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

LUBE_OIL_PSI HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULUBE_OIL_TIME HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

REFRIGERATION_LEAK HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOW_REFRIGERATION_TEMP HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

TOO_MANY_PURGES HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUEXCESS_PURGING_TIME HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUPURGE_FLOAT_ERROR Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported

LOW_DIFFERENTIAL_PSI_RATIO HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOW_SUPERHEAT HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

LOW_DISCHARGE_SUPERHEAT HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOST_LEG_PART_WINDING HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

HIGH_PARTS_PER_MILLION_LEAK Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported HIGH_REFRIGERATION_LEVEL HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

LOW_OIL_LEVEL HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUNO_FLOW Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported OIL_FLOW HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

COMPRESSOR_SPEED_FAULT HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTULOW_TANDEM_SUPERHEAT Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported HIGH_TANDEM_SUPERHEAT Not Supported Not Supported Not Supported

EXCESS_SURGES HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU


14

Compressor Alarms V17 Frimware Supporting Alarm Indicators

Relay output Modbus BacnetHIGH_SUPERHEAT HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

Suction Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUDischarge Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

Suction Pressure Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUDischarge Pressure Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

Oil Pressure Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUOil Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

Motor Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUEvap Refrigerant Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

Evap Refrigerant Level Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUOil Seal Temperature Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUPre-Oil Filter Pressure Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTUCircuit Leaving Water Sensor Fault HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU HVAC/RTU

15

M

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Alar

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Fu

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eCo

mp.

#1Co

mp.

#2Co

mp.

#3Co

mp.

#4Co

mp.

#5Co

mp.

#6Co

mp.

#7Co

mp.

#8Co

mp.

#9Co

mp.

#10

Comp

. #1

1Co

mp.

#12

Comp

. #1

3Co

mp.

#14

Comp

. #1

5Co

mp.

#16

Comp

. #1

7Co

mp.

#18

Comp

. #1

9Co

mp.

#20

LOW

_SUC

TION

04:in

put R

egist

er31

201

3125

231

303

3135

431

405

3145

631

507

3155

831

609

3166

031

711

3176

231

813

3186

431

915

3196

632

017

3206

832

119

3217

0UN

SAFE

_SUC

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04:in

put R

egist

er31

202

3125

331

304

3135

531

406

3145

731

508

3155

931

610

3166

131

712

3176

331

814

3186

531

916

3196

732

018

3206

932

120

3217

1HI

GH_D

ISCH

ARGE

_PSI

04:in

put R

egist

er31

203

3125

431

305

3135

631

407

3145

831

509

3156

031

611

3166

231

713

3176

431

815

3186

631

917

3196

832

019

3207

032

121

3217

2HI

GH_D

ISCH

ARGE

_TEM

P04

:inpu

t Reg

ister

3120

431

255

3130

631

357

3140

831

459

3151

031

561

3161

231

663

3171

431

765

3181

631

867

3191

831

969

3202

032

071

3212

232

173

LOW

_OIL_

PSI

04:in

put R

egist

er31

205

3125

631

307

3135

831

409

3146

031

511

3156

231

613

3166

431

715

3176

631

817

3186

831

919

3197

032

021

3207

232

123

3217

4UN

SAFE

_OIL_

PSI

04:in

put R

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er31

206

3125

731

308

3135

931

410

3146

131

512

3156

331

614

3166

531

716

3176

731

818

3186

931

920

3197

132

022

3207

332

124

3217

5HI

GH_O

IL_TE

MP04

:inpu

t Reg

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3120

731

258

3130

931

360

3141

131

462

3151

331

564

3161

531

666

3171

731

768

3181

931

870

3192

131

972

3202

332

074

3212

532

176

DIRT

Y_OI

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LTER

04:in

put R

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er31

208

3125

931

310

3136

131

412

3146

331

514

3156

531

616

3166

731

718

3176

931

820

3187

131

922

3197

332

024

3207

532

126

3217

7HI

GH_O

IL_SE

AL_T

EMP

04:in

put R

egist

er31

209

3126

031

311

3136

231

413

3146

431

515

3156

631

617

3166

831

719

3177

031

821

3187

231

923

3197

432

025

3207

632

127

3217

8NO

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NK_C

ASE_

HEAT

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ROOF

04:in

put R

egist

er31

210

3126

131

312

3136

331

414

3146

531

516

3156

731

618

3166

931

720

3177

131

822

3187

331

924

3197

532

026

3207

732

128

3217

9HI

GH_A

MPS

04:in

put R

egist

er31

211

3126

231

313

3136

431

415

3146

631

517

3156

831

619

3167

031

721

3177

231

823

3187

431

925

3197

632

027

3207

832

129

3218

0LO

W_A

MPS

04:in

put R

egist

er31

212

3126

331

314

3136

531

416

3146

731

518

3156

931

620

3167

131

722

3177

331

824

3187

531

926

3197

732

028

3207

932

130

3218

1HI

GH_M

OTOR

_TEM

P04

:inpu

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3121

331

264

3131

531

366

3141

731

468

3151

931

570

3162

131

672

3172

331

774

3182

531

876

3192

731

978

3202

932

080

3213

132

182

NO_C

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04:in

put R

egist

er31

214

3126

531

316

3136

731

418

3146

931

520

3157

131

622

3167

331

724

3177

531

826

3187

731

928

3197

932

030

3208

132

132

3218

3LO

W_O

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EAT

04:in

put R

egist

er31

215

3126

631

317

3136

831

419

3147

031

521

3157

231

623

3167

431

725

3177

631

827

3187

831

929

3198

032

031

3208

232

133

3218

4PU

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put R

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er31

216

3126

731

318

3136

931

420

3147

131

522

3157

331

624

3167

531

726

3177

731

828

3187

931

930

3198

132

032

3208

332

134

3218

5LO

W_D

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ARGE

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put R

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er31

217

3126

831

319

3137

031

421

3147

231

523

3157

431

625

3167

631

727

3177

831

829

3188

031

931

3198

232

033

3208

432

135

3218

6LU

BE_O

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MP04

:inpu

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3121

831

269

3132

031

371

3142

231

473

3152

431

575

3162

631

677

3172

831

779

3183

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881

3193

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983

3203

432

085

3213

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LUBE

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3127

031

321

3137

231

423

3147

431

525

3157

631

627

3167

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729

3178

031

831

3188

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933

3198

432

035

3208

632

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3218

8LU

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3122

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271

3132

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373

3142

431

475

3152

631

577

3162

831

679

3173

031

781

3183

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883

3193

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985

3203

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3213

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3122

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272

3132

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374

3142

531

476

3152

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578

3162

931

680

3173

131

782

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884

3193

531

986

3203

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er31

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3127

331

324

3137

531

426

3147

731

528

3157

931

630

3168

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732

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834

3188

531

936

3198

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3208

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140

3219

1TO

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:inpu

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274

3132

531

376

3142

731

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3152

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580

3163

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682

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784

3183

531

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3214

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531

326

3137

731

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3147

931

530

3158

131

632

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734

3178

531

836

3188

731

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3198

932

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132

142

3219

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put R

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3127

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327

3137

831

429

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031

531

3158

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633

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631

837

3188

831

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3199

032

041

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232

143

3219

4LO

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ATIO

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er31

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3127

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328

3137

931

430

3148

131

532

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331

634

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736

3178

731

838

3188

931

940

3199

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042

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332

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3219

5LO

W_S

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04

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3122

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3132

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482

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584

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686

3173

731

788

3183

931

890

3194

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992

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3214

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LOW

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CHAR

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put R

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3127

931

330

3138

131

432

3148

331

534

3158

531

636

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731

738

3178

931

840

3189

131

942

3199

332

044

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532

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3219

7LO

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3128

031

331

3138

231

433

3148

431

535

3158

631

637

3168

831

739

3179

031

841

3189

231

943

3199

432

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8HI

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3128

131

332

3138

331

434

3148

531

536

3158

731

638

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931

740

3179

131

842

3189

331

944

3199

532

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732

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9HI

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3123

131

282

3133

331

384

3143

531

486

3153

731

588

3163

931

690

3174

131

792

3184

331

894

3194

531

996

3204

732

098

3214

932

200

LOW

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3123

231

283

3133

431

385

3143

631

487

3153

831

589

3164

031

691

3174

231

793

3184

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895

3194

631

997

3204

832

099

3215

032

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NO_F

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put R

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er31

233

3128

431

335

3138

631

437

3148

831

539

3159

031

641

3169

231

743

3179

431

845

3189

631

947

3199

832

049

3210

032

151

3220

2OI

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431

285

3133

631

387

3143

831

489

3154

031

591

3164

231

693

3174

431

795

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631

897

3194

831

999

3205

032

101

3215

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203

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#2Co

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#3Co

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#4Co

mp.

#5Co

mp.

#6Co

mp.

#7Co

mp.

#8Co

mp.

#9Co

mp.

#10

Comp

. #1

1Co

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#12

Comp

. #1

3Co

mp.

#14

Comp

. #1

5Co

mp.

#16

Comp

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7Co

mp.

#18

Comp

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9Co

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3123

531

286

3133

731

388

3143

931

490

3154

131

592

3164

331

694

3174

531

796

3184

731

898

3194

932

000

3205

132

102

3215

332

204

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DEM_

SUPE

RHEA

T04

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631

287

3133

831

389

3144

031

491

3154

231

593

3164

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695

3174

631

797

3184

831

899

3195

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3205

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103

3215

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731

288

3133

931

390

3144

131

492

3154

331

594

3164

531

696

3174

731

798

3184

931

900

3195

132

002

3205

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104

3215

532

206

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831

289

3134

031

391

3144

231

493

3154

431

595

3164

631

697

3174

831

799

3185

031

901

3195

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3205

432

105

3215

632

207

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931

290

3134

131

392

3144

331

494

3154

531

596

3164

731

698

3174

931

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3185

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902

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332

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3205

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106

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Analo

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e13

9614

4714

9815

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5117

0217

5318

0418

5519

0619

5720

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5921

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6122

1222

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Analo

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e13

9714

4814

9915

5016

0116

5217

0317

5418

0518

5619

0719

5820

0920

6021

1121

6222

1322

6423

1523

66HI

GH_D

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Analo

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e13

9814

4915

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5116

0216

5317

0417

5518

0618

5719

0819

5920

1020

6121

1221

6322

1422

6523

1623

67HI

GH_D

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1399

1450

1501

1552

1603

1654

1705

1756

1807

1858

1909

1960

2011

2062

2113

2164

2215

2266

2317

2368

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Analo

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e14

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5115

0215

5316

0416

5517

0617

5718

0818

5919

1019

6120

1220

6321

1421

6522

1622

6723

1823

69UN

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Analo

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e14

0114

5215

0315

5416

0516

5617

0717

5818

0918

6019

1119

6220

1320

6421

1521

6622

1722

6823

1923

70HI

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1402

1453

1504

1555

1606

1657

1708

1759

1810

1861

1912

1963

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2065

2116

2167

2218

2269

2320

2371

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5415

0515

5616

0716

5817

0917

6018

1118

6219

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6420

1520

6621

1721

6822

1922

7023

2123

72HI

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0414

5515

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5716

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5917

1017

6118

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7123

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5815

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6016

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6418

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1920

7021

2121

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2322

7423

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1408

1459

1510

1561

1612

1663

1714

1765

1816

1867

1918

1969

2020

2071

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2224

2275

2326

2377

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6015

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6216

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6417

1517

6618

1718

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7020

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7623

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1918

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6315

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7320

2420

7521

2621

7722

2822

7923

3023

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1413

1464

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1566

1617

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1719

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1821

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2025

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2382

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6515

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6716

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6917

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7118

2218

7319

2419

7520

2620

7721

2821

7922

3022

8123

3223

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1415

1466

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1568

1619

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1823

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1925

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1620

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2232

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7115

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1473

1524

1575

1626

1677

1728

1779

1830

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1932

1983

2034

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2136

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2238

2289

2340

2391

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e14

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7415

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7616

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7817

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3118

8219

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8420

3520

8621

3721

8822

3922

9023

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7515

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7716

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7917

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8319

3419

8520

3620

8721

3821

8922

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9123

4223

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e14

2514

7615

2715

7816

2916

8017

3117

8218

3318

8419

3519

8620

3720

8821

3921

9022

4122

9223

4323

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1426

1477

1528

1579

1630

1681

1732

1783

1834

1885

1936

1987

2038

2089

2140

2191

2242

2293

2344

2395

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1427

1478

1529

1580

1631

1682

1733

1784

1835

1886

1937

1988

2039

2090

2141

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2243

2294

2345

2396

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e14

2814

7915

3015

8116

3216

8317

3417

8518

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8920

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1429

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1531

1582

1633

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1735

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2041

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1430

1481

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2042

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1431

1482

1533

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1635

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2247

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1432

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1433

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2045

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2147

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2249

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1434

1485

1536

1587

1638

1689

1740

1791

1842

1893

1944

1995

2046

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2148

2199

2250

2301

2352

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5022

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e14

3714

8815

3915

9016

4116

9217

4317

9418

4518

9619

4719

9820

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0423

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1438

1489

1540

1591

1642

1693

1744

1795

1846

1897

1948

1999

2050

2101

2152

2203

2254

2305

2356

2407

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9216

4316

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9618

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9819

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1440

1491

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1593

1644

1695

1746

1797

1848

1899

1950

2001

2052

2103

2154

2205

2256

2307

2358

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1441

1492

1543

1594

1645

1696

1747

1798

1849

1900

1951

2002

2053

2104

2155

2206

2257

2308

2359

2410

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1442

1493

1544

1595

1646

1697

1748

1799

1850

1901

1952

2003

2054

2105

2156

2207

2258

2309

2360

2411

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1443

1494

1545

1596

1647

1698

1749

1800

1851

1902

1953

2004

2055

2106

2157

2208

2259

2310

2361

2412

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5219

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2006

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19

1.9. Network inputs to MCS-MAGNUMThe MCS-Magnum can receive changes from the network to enable or disable the Network Run/Stop, Network Target Reset (adjustments to the Cooling Target, Setpoint #1, based on Setpoint #21), Network Demand FLA, and Network Demand Steps.The MCS-Magnum must be set up to accept these inputs. The configuration file must contain a Network Run/Stop, Network Target, Network Demand FLA, and Network Demand Steps sensors.

Magnum BACnet ID BACnet Name Modbus N2Network Run/Stop AV:246 Net_R/S 40201 BO:247Network Target/Reset AV:247 Net_Tar/Res 40202 AO:248Network Demand/FLA AV:248 Net_Demad_FLA 40204 AO:249Network Demand/Steps AV:249 Net_Demad_Steps 40205 AO:250

Note the following Information panel has a Network Run/Stop, and /or Network Target Reset sensors inputs indicated. This is an example of how MCS-Config must be setup in the General Information and Evaporator Information panels.

The sensors must be set up as follows (This is only an example)


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1.10. MCS Capacity Control State ChartThe values exposed in the capacity state relate to the descriptions in this table.

State Number Description0 “UNIT IN POWER UP”1 RESERVED2 “NO RUN- I/O LOST”3 “UNIT IN LOCKOUT “4 “UNIT IS OFF “5 “UNIT IS HOLDING “6 “UNIT UNLOADING “7 “UNIT IS LOADING “8 “NO RUN–SAFETY “9 “RUN/STOP SW OFF “10 “SCHEDULED OFF “11 “OFF-NO FLOW(s)”

State Number Description20 “SAFETY TRIPPED”21 “LO TEMP UNLOAD”22 “LO TEMP HOLD “23 “HI AMP HOLD “24 “HI DIS TMP HLD”25 “CMP IS AT 40% “26 “CMP IS AT 70% “27 “HI WATER HOLD “28 “EXTRA 70% STEP “29 “OFF-LO OIL TMP “30 “HI AMP UNLDING “31 “DEF PREPMP OUT “32 “DEFROSTING “33 “DEF PUMP DOWN “34 “HI TEMP UNLOAD “35 “HI TEMP HOLD “36 “SCROLL STEP1 “37 “SCROLL STEP2 “38 “SCROLL STEP3 “39 “SCROLL STEP4 “

12 RESERVED13 “AMBIENT OFF “14 “PROCESS HEAT OFF”15 “UNIT IS UNLOADED”16 “UNIT IS LOADED “17 “OFF TMP-ICE MADE “18 “ECONOMIZER ONLY “19 “SWITCHING MODES “20 “UNIT SMOKE UNLDG”21 “UNIT OFF UNLDING”22 “UNIT DMD UNLDING”23 “UNIT HEAT UNLDNG”

1.11. MCS Compressor Control State ChartThe values expressed in the compressor state relate to the descriptions in this table.

State Number Description0 “LOST IO LOCKED”1 “CMP LOCKED OUT”2 “SWITCHED OFF “3 “CMP PUMP DOWN “4 “CMP ANTICYCLE “5 “CMP OFF/READY “6 “OIL PMP LUBING”7 “CMP IS RUNNING”8 “CMP UNLOADED “9 “UNLD1/HGBP OFF”10 “PART LOADED “11 “CMP IS HOLDING”12 “CMP IS LOADING”13 “CMP IS UNLDING”14 “CMP IS AT 100%”15 “FAST UNLOADING”16 “LO SUCT UNLOAD”17 “LO SUCT HOLD “18 “HI DISC UNLOAD”19 “HI DISC HOLD “


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1.12. MCS-MAGNUM BMS PROTOCOLS

The following Protocols are available with the Magnum. Changes can be made to the settings using the Keypad or can be made using MCS-CONNECT SERVICE WINDOW.

1. BACnet IP2. MCS PROTOCOL3. MODBUS RTU PROTOCOL4. ETHERNET PROTOCOL (this protocol is always active)5. MODBUS IP (this protocol is always active)

1.12.1 BACNET OVER IP PROTOCOLThe BACNET DEVICE ID is a five-digit number. The first three digits are based on MCS’s Bacnet Vendor ID 181, and the last two are set by the Bacnet/MSTP address.

181 XX ↓ ↓ Bacnet Bacnet IP Vendor181 Address

In case the end user would like to set up an ID other than 181-XX, there is an extended BACnet setting that can only be set in MCS Config.The following changes can be made using the Keypad or can be made using MCS-CONNECT SERVICE WINDOW. The BACnet IP address can be verified and changed (with the proper authorization code) from the Keypad/LCD. The following steps will display the Bacnet IP Network address, and the the TCP/IP port:

� Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key. � Use arrow to BACnet Setting then press Enter. � Select address then press Enter. Change the address so it matches the last two digits of the device

ID then press Enter. � Use arrow to tab to the TCP/IP address. � Select address then press Enter. Change the address and port to match your device.

1.12.2 ETHERNET NETWORK PROTOCOLThe following steps will display the ETHERNET NETWORK settings:

If you are going to manually assign the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway. � Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key. � Select Ethernet Network then press Enter. � Set “DYNAMIC IP” to NO. � Set the “IP Address”. � Set the “Subnet Mask”. � Set “Default Gateway”. � Reset Magnum for change to take effect.

If you are going to let your network assign the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway: � Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key.


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� Select Ethernet Network then press Enter. � Set “DYNAMIC IP” to YES. � Connect the MCS-Magnum to the network and power up the board.

1.12.3 MODBUS RTU PROTOCOLThe Modbus RTU address can be verified and changed (with the proper authorization code) from the keypad/LCD or can be made using MCS-CONNECT SERVICE WINDOW..The following steps will display the Modbus RTU Network address, and the Baud Rate:

� Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key. � Select RS485 Network then press Enter. � Select Protocol then press Enter. Change the protocol to Modbus RTU. � Select address then press Enter. Change the address then press Enter. � Select Baud then press Enter. Set the baud rate then press Enter. � Connect the communication wires to the TX RS485 three-position terminal located above the Ethernet

connector. � Reset Magnum for change to take effect.

1.12.4 MODBUS TCP/IP PROTOCOLThis protocol is always active. Make sure the MCS-Magnum network settings are set correctly. If you are going to manually assign the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway. Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key.

� Select Ethernet Network then press Enter. � Set “DYNAMIC IP” to NO. � Set the “IP Address”. � Set the “Subnet Mask”. � Set “Default Gateway”. � Reset Magnum for change to take effect.

If you are going to let your network assign the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway: � Press the Menu key, select Serv Tools, and then press the Enter key. � Select Ethernet Network then press Enter. � Set “DYNAMIC IP” to YES. � Connect the MCS-Magnum to the network and power up the board.

1.13. PROTOCOLS USING MCS-BMS-GATEWAYThe MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is a microprocessor based communication device that provides translation from BACnet IP to LonTalk, BACnet MSTP, or Johnson Control N2.Information that can be transmitted includes the status of control points, alarm information, digital inputs, ana-log inputs or setpoints.For more information on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY please go to www.mcscontrols.com.


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Chapter - 2. NETWORK PROTOCOLSNetwork protocols are formatting rules that specify how data is sent and received between devices.Protocols are necessary for devices to interact with each other.

2.1. Protocols MCS controllers support:1. BACNET2. MODBUS RTU3. ETHERNET4. MCS5. LONTALK6. JOHNSON N2

Over Ethernet

Over RS485

Over LonWorks

Requires MCS-BMS-GATEWAY


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2.2. MCS-MAGNUM USING RS-485Using the RS485, the MCS-Magnum can be connected to the BMS (Modbus RTU or MCS 485)

RS485

...

MCS-MAGNUM

MCS-MAGNUM

MCS-MAGNUM

Building Management

System


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2.3. Wiring Multiple MCS Controllers

� Using the RS485, the network must be wired controller to controller

� Star configurations not allowed

� Up to 30 controllers can be wired together


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2.4. MCS-MAGNUM USING ETHERNET

� Using the Ethernet, the MCS-Magnum can be connected to:

� BMS (Bacnet IP or Modbus IP)

� MCS-Touch (MCS-Connect)

� PC (MCS-Connect)

� Internet access through router (which allows connection via MCS-Connect from anywhere)

Ethernet

Or

Or

Or


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2.5. EXAMPLE NETWORK2.5.1 Standalone MCS-Magnum

� MCS-Touch

� BMS (Johnson N2 or LonTalk or Bacnet MSTP)

� Internet Access

2.5.2 MULTIPLE MCS-MAGNUM ENCLOSURES

Ethernet

Building Management

System

MCS-Touch

Internet Router

MCS-BMS-Gateway

RS485 or LonWorks


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� Internet Access

� BMS (Bacnet IP or Modbus IP)

Ethernet

Rooftop/Chiller #1

Building Management

System

Internet Router

Rooftop/Chiller #2


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2.6. MULTIPLE MCS-MAGNUM BMS RS485 WIRING DIAGRAM

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Startup Guide REVISION 4.2

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Chapter - 3. IntroductionMCS-BMS-GATEWAY is an external, high performance Building Automation multi-protocol gateway that has been pre programmed to support BACnet®1 MS/TP, Metasys®2 N2 by JCI, LonWorks®3 and Modbus IP to RTU. Configurations for the various protocols are stored within the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and are selectable via DIP switches for fast and easy installation. It is not necessary to download any configuration files to support the required applications.

This document provides the necessary information to facilitate installation of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

3.1. BTL Mark – BACnet Testing Laboratory

The BTL Mark on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is a symbol that indicates to a consumer that a product has passed a series of rigorous tests conducted by an independent laboratory which verifies that the product correctly implements the BACnet features claimed in the listing. The mark is a symbol of a high-quality BACnet product. Go to http://www.bacnetinternational.net/btl/ for more information about the BACnet Testing Laboratory.

3.2. LonMark Certification

LonMark International has developed extensive product certification standards and tests to provide the integrator and user with confidence that products from multiple manufacturers utilizing LonMark devices work together. Micro Control Systems has more LonMark Certified gateways than any other gateway manufacturer, including the ProtoCessor, MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

for OEM applications and the full featured, configurable gateways.

3.3. UL and RoHS Cerfication

The MCS-BMS GATEWAY is approved across a variety of standards, including the UL 916, CE, and RoHS.

1 BACnet is a registered trademark of ASHRAE2 Metasys is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls Inc.3 LonMark is a registered trademark of LonMark International4 LonWorks is a registered trademark of Echelon Corporation

File No: 916 CE & RoHS


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Chapter - 4. Quick Start Guide1. Record the information about the unit. (Section 3.1)

2. Set the device’s BACnet MSTP serial settings (protocol address, baud rate) (Section 3.2)

3. Select a stored configuration and set field protocol MAC address/Node-ID/Device Instance, and baud rate. (Sec-tion 3.3)

4. Connect MCS-BMS-GATEWAY’s 6 pin RS-485 connector to the RS-485 network that is connected to each of the devices. (Section 4.2)

5. Connect MCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED45’s 2 pin LonWorks port to the Field Protocol cabling if connecting by LonWorks (Section 4.7)

6. Connect Power to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY’s 6 pin connector. (Section 4.8)

7. Use the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY’s embedded tool which is accessed with a browser, referred to in this manual as the Web Configurator, to change the IP Address. No changes to the configuration file are necessary. (Section 5)

8. LonWorks (FTC-ED45): If LonWorks is selected the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY must be commissioned on the LonWorks Network. This needs to be done by the LonWorks administrator using a LonWorks Commissioning tool. (Section 7)

9. DOWNLOAD FieldServer-Toolbox.zip at www.mcscontrols.com: http://www.mcscontrols.com/Software/BMS%20Tools/FieldServer%20Toolbox%20Setup.zip

Part Number .....................................................................................................

Serial No. ..........................................................................................................

PROTOCOL USED BACnet MS/TP, LONTALK, N2, Modbus IP to RTU

I/P ADDRESS MCS-BMS-GATEWAY ...............................................................

IP ADDRESS MCS-CONTROLLER .................................................................

SUBNET ADDRESS .........................................................................................

MAGNUM BACnet PORT .................................................................................

BAUD RATE .....................................................................................................

BACNET ADDRESS USED ..............................................................................

FPC-ED4

192-168-18-(range 201-250)

192-168-18- (see label on MCS-BMS-GATEWAY)

255-255-255-0 47808 19,200 Default 181, (18100 plus Node setting ‘A’ Bank DIP Switches)

TERMS USED:BACnet - communications protocol for BUILDING AUTOMATION AND CONTROL NETWORKSMAC ADDRESS - MEDIA ACCESS CONTROL ADDRESS (MAC address)LonWorks - PROTOCOL FOR NETWORKING DEVICESBACnet MSTP - COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL FOR BUILDING AUTOMATION TRANSPORTED BY ETHERNETMetasys® N2 - COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL FOR BUILDING AUTOMATION WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS


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Chapter - 5. Setup for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY5.1. Record Identification DataEach MCS-BMS-GATEWAY has a unique part number located on the side or the back of the unit. This number should be recorded, as it may be required for technical support. The numbers are as follows:

Model Part NumberMCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED4 FTC-ED4

Figure 1: MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Part Numbers

• FTC-ED45 units have the following 3 ports: LonWorks + Ethernet + RS-485.

5.2. Configuring Device Communications5.2.1 Set COM settings on all Devices Connected to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

• Set up all devices on the same subnet as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and the configuration PC.• All of the connected serial devices MUST have the same Baud Rate, Data Bits, Stop Bits, and

Parity settings as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

5.2.2 Set IP Address for each MCS-MAGNUM connected to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY• The device needs to be on the same IP subnet as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and the configuration

PC.• Record the following MCS-MAGNUM information to start the setup:• IP Address• MCS-MAGNUM BacNet Device ID• Set MCS-MAGNUM BacNet port to 47808 in MCS-CONFIG


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5.3. BMS Network Settings: Selecting Stored Configurations, Setting the MAC Address, Device Instance, and Baud Rate

5.3.1 Selecting Configuration Files for Devices: “S” Bank DIP Switches S0 – S3The S bank of DIP switches (S0 - S3) are used to select and load a configuration file from a group of pretested/preloaded configuration files which are stored in the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED45.

NOTE: S0 - S3 DIP Switches sets the Protocol: BACnet MS/TP, LONTALK, OR JOHNSON N2

NOTE: When setting DIP Switches, please ensure that power to the board is OFF.

5.3.2 LonWorks, BACnet MS/TP, N2 and Modbus IP to RTUThe following chart describes S0 - S3 DIP Switch configuration settings for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to support LonWorks, BACnet® MS/TP, Metasys® N2 by JCI and Modbus IP to RTU.

Figure 5 Protocol Selection Switch Tables

S0 – S3 DIP Switches S Bank DIP Switch Location

S0

S1

S2

S3

Off On

Figure 3: S Bank DIP Switches

Fig 3Shows setting for

BACNet MS/TPDip switch S0 ‘ON’ as per the Figure 5

chart below

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Bank DIP SwitchesProfile – MCS-BMS-GATEWAY RER S0 S1 S2 S3

Lonworks Off Off Off OffBacnet MS/TP On Off Off Off

N2 Off On Off OffModbus IP to RTU On On Off Off


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5.3.3 BACnet MS/TP: Setting the MAC Address for BMS Network• Only 1 MAC address is set for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY regardless of how many devices are con-

nected to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.• Set the BACnet MS/TP MAC addresses of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to a value between 1 to 127

(MAC Master Addresses); this is so that the BMS Front End can find the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY via BACnet auto discovery.

NOTE: Never set a BACnet MS/TP MAC Address from 128 to 255. Addresses from 128 to 255 are Slave Addresses and can not be discovered by BMS Front Ends that support auto discovery of BACnet MS/TP devices.

• Set DIP switches A0 – A7 to assign MAC Address for BACnet MS/TP for the MCS-BMS-GATE-WAY FTC-ED45.

• Please refer to Appendix A.10 for the complete range of MAC Addresses and DIP switch settings.

NOTE: When using Metasys N2 and Modbus TCP/IP, the ‘A’ Bank of DIP switches are disabled and not used. They should be set to OFF.


A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

Off On

Figure 4: MAC Address DIP Switches

Fig 4Shows setting for 03 BMS Address

as found in A.10 appendixin the rear of this manual


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5.3.4 BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP: Setting the Device Instance • The ‘A’ Bank of DIP switches are used for two purposes:• For BACnet MS/TP, they are used to set the BACnet MS/TP MAC address (Section 3.3.2)• For both BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP, they are also used to determine the BACnet Device

Instance values• The BACnet Device Instance can range from 1 to 4,194,303.• The BACnet device instances will be calculated by taking the Node Offset (default is 18100)

found in Web Configurator and adding it to the value of the ‘A’ Bank DIP switches.

When more than one device is connected to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY, the subsequent BACnet Device Instance values will be sequential from the first/previous device.

For example: Given that Device Instance = Node_Offset + A Bank DIP switch value

• Default Node_Offset value = 18100• ‘A’ Bank DIP switch value = 03 (as per Appendix A.10 DIP Switch Setting)

Then the Device Instance values for the devices are:• Device 1 Instance = 18103• Device 2 Instance = 18104

5.3.5 Metasys N2: Setting the Node-ID• Set DIP switches A0 – A7 to assign a Node-ID for Metasys N2 to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.• Node-ID’s range from 1-255. • Refer to Appendix A.10 for the full range of addresses for setting Node ID. •

5.3.6 BACnet MS/TP: Setting the Serial Baud Rate for BMS Network• DIP Switches B0 – B3 can be used to set the serial baud rate to match the baud rate required by

the Building Management System for BACnet MS/TP. • The baud rate on MCS-BMS-GATEWAY for Metasys N2 is set for 9600. DIP Switches B0 – B3

are disabled for Metasys N2.


B0

B1

B2

B3

Off On

Figure 5: Baud Rate DIP Switches

Fig 5Shows setting for 19200 Baud Rate


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5.3.6.1. Baud Rate DIP Switch Selection

Baud B0 B1 B2 B3

Auto Off Off Off Off

110 On Off Off Off300 Off On Off Off600 On On Off Off

1200 Off Off On Off2400 On Off On Off4800 Off On On Off9600 On On On Off

19200 Off Off Off On20833 On Off Off On28800 Off On Off On38400 On On Off On57600 Off Off On On76800 On Off On On

115200 Off On On On


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Chapter - 6. Interfacing MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to Devices6.1. MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Connection Ports

Figure 7: MCS-BMS-GATEWAY


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6.2. Wiring diagram for connecting the MCS-Magnum

Figure 7 - Gateway to RS-485 wiring


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6.3. Device Connections to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY MCS-BMS-GATEWAY 6 Pin Phoenix connector for RS-485 Devices.

• Pins 1 through 3 are for RS-485 devices.• The RS-485 GND (Pin 3) is not typically connected• Pins 4 through 6 are for power. Do not connect power (wait until Section 3.4).

Figure 8: Power and RS-485 Connections

Device Pins MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Pin # Pin Assignment

Pin RS-485 + Pin 1 RS-485 +Pin RS-485 - Pin 2 RS-485 -

Pin GND Pin 3 RS-485 GNDPower In (+) Pin 4 V +Power In (-) Pin 5 V -

Frame Ground Pin 6 FRAME GND


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6.4. MCS-MAGNUM Address SettingsThe MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is connected to the MCS-MAGNUM via Ethernet . The Bacnet Device ID and the IP address of the MCS-MAGNUM must be setup properly to enable successful communications between the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and the MCS-MAGNUM.The MCS-MAGNUM BACNET DEVICE ID must be set to the address specified on the MCS-BMS-Gateway’s label (Example - 18103).

The MCS-MAGNUM BACNET DEVICE ID can be verified and changed (with the proper authorization code) from MCS-Magnum’s keypad the keypad/LCD of a live unit. To get authorized on Magnum do the following:1. Press ‘Menu’2. Using , , , or position curser to ‘Passwords’3. Press key.4. Enter 4 digit password & press .5. Press ‘Menu’ to make next selection.

The following steps will display the Bacnet Device ID:

(to change the address you first must be authorized)

1. Press the MENU key and then Using , , , or position curser to Serv Tools then press the ENTER key.2. then Using , , , or position curser to Bacnet Setting then press Enter.3. Use , , curser to change the Bacnet Device ID.4. Set your desired address then press Enter. 5. Reset or cycle power to the magnum for the change to take effect.

NOTE: This BACNet Device ID will change depending on the address that will be set on the ‘A’ DIP Switches.


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The MCS-MAGNUM IP must be set to the address specified on the MCS-BMS-Gateway’s label(Example - 192.168.18.101). Range of default settings: 101-150

The MCS-MAGNUM IP address can be verified and changed (with the proper authorization code) from the MCS-Magnum’s Keypad/LCD of a live unit. The following steps will display the IP Address settings:(to change the address you first must be authorized)

1. Press the MENU key and then Using , , , or position curser to Serv Tools then press the ENTER key.

2. Then Using, , or position curser to Serv Tools then press Enter.3. Then Using,, , or position curser to Ethernet Network then press Enter.4. Then Using, , , or position curser to IP address then press Enter.5. Using , to increase and decrease the first set of values then use the to select the next set of numbers

and use , to increase and decrease the second value and repeat the previous steps for rest of the ip address.

6. Once you have set the desired address press the Enter key.7. Reset or cycle power to the magnum for the change to take effect.

The MCS-MAGNUM IP address can be verified and changed (with the proper authorization code) from MCS-CONNECT of a live unit. The following steps will display the IP Address settings:(to change the address you first must be authorized)

1. Connect to your MCS-Controller thru MCS-CONNECT2. Click on the ‘SERVICE’ tab3. Click on the ‘ETHERNET’ tab4. Make changes to the IP address and any other changes as shown on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY label.5. Save your changes


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6.5. Biasing the RS-485 Device Network• An RS-485 network with more than one device needs to have biasing to ensure proper communi-

cation. The biasing only needs to be done on one device.• The MCS-BMS-GATEWAY has 510 Ohm resistors that can be used to set the biasing.

The MCS-BMS-GATEWAY’s default positions from the factory for the Biasing jumpers are OFF.• The OFF position is when the 2 RED biasing jumpers straddle the 4 pins closest to the outside of

the board of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY. (Figure 9) • Only turn biasing ON:• IF the BMS cannot see more than one device connected to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

AND all the settings (wiring, and DIP switches) have been checked.• To turn biasing ON, move the 2 RED biasing jumpers to straddle the 4 pins closest to the inside

of the board of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

RS-485 Bias Switch

(off)

Figure 9: RS-485 Biasing Switch on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY


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6.6. End of Line Termination Switch for the Modbus RS-485 Device Network• On long RS-485 cabling runs, the RS-485 trunk must be properly terminated at each end.• The MCS-BMS-GATEWAY has an End of Line (EOL) blue jumper. The default setting for this

Blue EOL switch is OFF with the jumper straddling the pins closest to the inside of the board of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

• On short cabling runs the EOL switch does not to need to be turned ON• If the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is placed at one of the ends of the trunk, set the blue EOL jumper to

the ON position straddling the pins closest to the outside of the board of the MCS-BMS-GATE-WAY.

• Always leave the single Red Jumper in the A position (default factory setting).

RS-485 EOL Switch

(off)

Leave in Position A

Figure 10: Rs-485 End-Of-Line Termination Switch on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY


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6.8. Power-Up MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Apply power to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY as show below in Figure 13. Ensure that the power supply used complies with the specifications provided in chapter 9.

• MCS-BMS-GATEWAY accepts either 9-30VDC or 12-24 VAC on pins 4 and 5.• Frame GND should be connected.

Power Requirement for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY External Gateway Current Draw Type

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Family 12VDC/VAC 24VDC/VAC 30VDCFPC – ED4(Typical) 210mA 130mA 90mA

FPC – ED4 (Maximum) 250mA 170mA 110mANOTE: These values are ‘nominal’ and a safety margin should be added to the power supply of the host system.

A safety margin of 25% is recommended.Figure 12: Required current draw for the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

Power to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

Pin #

PinAssignment

Power In (+) Pin 4 V +Power In (-) Pin 5 V -

Frame Ground Pin 6 FRAME GND

Figure 13: Power Connections


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6.7. Wiring Field Port to LonWorks Network• Connect the LonWorks network wires to the 2-pin LonWorks connector on MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

FTC-ED4 as shown below in Figure 11.• Connect MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to the field network with the LonWorks terminal using approved

cable per the FT-10 installation guidelines. LonWorks has no polarity.

BMS LonWorks

Wiring

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

Pin #

Pin Assignment

LonWorks Pin 1 LonWorksLonWorks Pin 2 LonWorks

Figure 11: Connection from ProtoCarrier to LonWorks Field Network


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Chapter - 7. LonWorks (FTC-ED4) 7.1. Commissioning the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY on a LonWorks network

Commissioning may only be performed by the LonWorks administrator.

1. To commission the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY LonWorks port, press ‘BLUE’ Service Pin 2. This pin is located on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY top base board. See the illustration below on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY where the button is located.

NOTE:Inherent to the design of LonWorks is the intention that all nodes residing on a LonWorks network possess a profile which accurately describes the network variables available to the LonWorks network. This profile is declared to the LonWorks network by means of an External Interface File (XIF). This XIF remains unchanged for any particular profile. In other words, a change in the XIF is by definition a new profile.3. If an XIF file is required, see steps in next section to generate XIF.

LonWorks ‘BLUE’ Service Pin

Field Port to LonWorks

1


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7.1.1 Instructions to Download XIF File (external interface file) from MCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED4 Using Web Browser

Connect a CAT5 Ethernet cable (Straight through or Cross-Over) between the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.The Default IP Address of MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is 192.168.18.201, Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0. If the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY are on different IP Networks, assign a static IP Address to the PC on the 192.168.18.XXX network.

• For Windows XP:

• For Windows XP and Windows 7, select: Use the following IP Address

• Open a web browser and go to the following address: [IP Address of MCS-BMS-GATEWAY]/fserver.xif• Example: 192.168.10.201/fserver.xif

• If the web browser prompts to save the file, save the file onto the PC. If the web browser displays the xif file as a web page, save the file onto the local PC as fserver.xif

*Customer ProtoCarrier Startup Guide

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6 LONWORKS (FPC-C35): COMMISSIONING PROTOCARRIER ON A LONWORKS NETWORK

Commissioning may only be performed by the LonWorks administrator.

6.1 Commissioning ProtoCarrier FPC-C35 on a LonWorks Network

The User will be prompted by the LonWorks Administrator to hit the Service Pin on the ProtoCarrier FPC-C35 at the correct step of the Commissioning process which is different for each LonWorks Network Management Tool.

If an XIF file is required, see steps in Section 6.1.1 to generate XIF.

6.1.1 Instructions to Download XIF File from ProtoCarrier FPC-C35 Using Browser

Connect a CAT5 Ethernet cable (Straight through or Cross-Over) between the PC and ProtoCarrier.

The Default IP Address of ProtoCarrier is 192.168.1.24, Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0. If the PC and ProtoCarrier are on different IP Networks, assign a static IP Address to the PC on the 192.168.1.xxx network.

For Windows XP:

Go to > >

Right-click on Local Area Connection > Properties

Highlight >

For Windows 7 or later:

Go to > >

> >


Highlight >

Figure 17: LonWorks Service Pin Location

192 . 168 . 18 . 201

255 . 255 . 255 . 0

192 . 168 . 18 . 1


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For Windows XP and Windows 7, select: Use the following IP Address

Click twice

Open a web browser and go to the following address: [IP Address of ProtoCarrier]/fserver.xif

o Example: 192.168.1.24/fserver.xif

If the web browser prompts to save the file, save the file onto the PC. If the web browser displays the xif file as a web page, save the file onto the local PC as fserver.xif

Figure 18: Sample of Fserver.XIF File Being Generated


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Figure 18: Sample of Fserver.XIF File Being Generated

NOTE:The external interface file (.XIF) for the FieldServer can be uploaded from the FieldServer for the particular application. The FieldServer differs from most other LonWorks devices in that its XIF file is not fixed due to varying applications. The list of points available to the network will vary depending on the other networks connected to the FieldServer, and the requirements of the particular application.


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Chapter - 8. BACnet/IP SETUP8.1. Connecting A PC to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

• Confirm that the network cabling is correct

• Confirm that the computer network card is operational and correctly configured

• Confirm that there is an Ethernet adapter installed in the PC’s Device Manager List, and that it is configured to run the TCP/IP protocol

• Check that the IP netmask of the PC matches the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY. The Default IP Address of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is 192.168.18.201, Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway is 192.168.18.1.

• Go to Start > Run

• Type in “ipconfig”

• The account settings should be displayed

• Ensure that the IP address is 192.168.18.xxx, the Subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 and the Default

Gateway is 192.168.18.1

• Ensure that the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY are on the same IP Network, or assign a Static IP Address Figure 14: Web Configuration Screen to the PC on the 192.168.18.XXX network

• If Using Windows XP, ensure that the firewall is disabled

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8.2. Connect the PC to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY via the Ethernet PortConnect a CAT5 Ethernet cable (Straight through or Cross-Over) between the local PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

• The Default IP Address of MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is 192.168.18.201 (range 201-250), Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0. If the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY are on different IP Networks, assign a static IP Address to the PC on the 192.168.18.XXX network.

• For Windows XP:

Go to > >


> thgilhgiH

For Windows 7 or later:

> > ot oG

> >


> thgilhgiH

For Windows XP and Windows 7, use the following IP Address:

Click twice.

192 . 168 . 18 . XXX

255 . 255 . 255 . 0

NetworkConnections

192 . 168 . 18 . 1

MCS-BMS-GATEWAY RANGE201-250

use an address that will not conflict with

these numbers


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8.3. BACnet/IP: Setting IP Address for Field Network• After setting a local PC on the same subnet as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY (Section 4.1), open a

web browser on the PC and enter the IP Address of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY; the address is shown on the label affixed to your MCS-BMS-GATWAY 192.168.10.XXX (range 201-250)

NOTE: If the IP Address of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY has been changed by previous configuration, the assigned IP Address can be discovered using the FieldServer Toolbox utility. See Section Appendix A.1 for instructions.

• The Web Configurator will be displayed as the landing page. (Figure 14)

Figure 14: Web Configuration Screen


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• From the Web GUI landing page, click on “Setup” to expand the navigation tree and then select “Network Settings” to access the IP Settings menu. (Figure 15)

Figure 15: Changing IP Address via Web GUI

• Enter the new IP Address for the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY’s Ethernet port in the “N1 IP Address” field.

• If necessary, change the Subnet Mask setting in the “N1 Netmask” field.• If necessary, change the IP Gateway setting in the “Default Gateway” field.

NOTE: If the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY is connected to a router, the IP Gateway of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY should be set to the IP Address of that router.

• Click the “System Restart” button at the bottom of the page to apply changes and restart the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

• Unplug Ethernet cable from PC and connect the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY to the network hub or router.

• Record the IP Address assigned to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY for future reference.


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Chapter - 9. Appendix - Troubleshooting Appendix A.1. Lost or Incorrect IP Address

• Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is loaded on the local PC. If not, download FieldServer-Toolbox.zip on the Sierra Monitor webpage, under Customer Care-Resource Center, Software Down-loads:

http://www.mcscontrols.com/Software/BMS%20Tools/FieldServer%20Toolbox%20Setup.zip• Extract the executable file and complete the installation.

• Disable any wireless Ethernet adapters on the PC/Laptop.• Disable firewall and virus protection software if possible.• Connect a standard CAT5 Ethernet cable between the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY. • Double click on the FS Toolbox Utility.• Check IP Addresses from the Device listings.

• Correct IP Address(es) by right clicking the settings icon and changing the IP Address.


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Appendix A. Troubleshooting

Appendix A.1. Lost or Incorrect IP Address

Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is loaded on the local PC. If not, download FieldServer-Toolbox.zip on the Sierra Monitor webpage, under Customer Care-Resource Center, Software Downloads: http://www.sierramonitor.com/customer-care/resource-center?filters=software-downloads

Extract the executable file and complete the installation.

Disable any wireless Ethernet adapters on the PC/Laptop.

Disable firewall and virus protection software if possible.

Connect a standard CAT5 Ethernet cable between the PC and ProtoCarrier.

Double click on the FS Toolbox Utility.

Check IP Addresses from the Device listings.

Correct IP Address(es) by right clicking the settings icon and changing the IP Address.

Figure 19: Ethernet Port Location

Ethernet Port


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Appendix A. Troubleshooting

Appendix A.1. Lost or Incorrect IP Address

Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is loaded on the local PC. If not, download FieldServer-Toolbox.zip on the Sierra Monitor webpage, under Customer Care-Resource Center, Software Downloads: http://www.sierramonitor.com/customer-care/resource-center?filters=software-downloads






Check IP Addresses from the Device listings.

Correct IP Address(es) by right clicking the settings icon and changing the IP Address.


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Appendix A.2. Viewing Diagnostic information

• Type the IP Address of the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY into the web browser or use the FieldServer Toolbox to connect to the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.

• Click on Diagnostics and Debugging Button , then click on view, and then on connections.• If there are any errors showing on the Connection page, please refer to section for the relevant

wiring and settings.

Figure 20: Error messages screen

Appendix A.3. Check Wiring and Settings

• No COMS on N2. If the Tx/Rx LEDs are not flashing rapidly then there is a COM issue. To fix this problem, check the following:

• Visual observations of LEDs on MCS-BMS-GATEWAY (Appendix A.5)• Check baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits• Check BacNet MSTP device address• Verify wiring• Verify BacNet MSTP device is connected to the same subnet as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY• Verify BacNet MSTP device was discovered in Web Configurator• No COMS on TCP/IP side to the MCS-MAGNUM. To fix this problem check the following:• Device IP setting• Verify wiring• Verify MCS-MAGNUM is connected to the same subnet as the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

NOTE: If the problem still exists, a Diagnostic Capture needs to be taken and sent to support. (Appendix A.6)


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Appendix A.4. No communication between the MCS-Magnum and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

• Confirm that the network cabling is correct

• Check that the IP address, subnet mask, and the default gateway of the MCS-Magnum match what the label on the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY says it should be set to.

• Check the LED’s on the Ethernet port. The yellow LED should be solid yellow the green LED should continuously flash.

• LED Diagnostics for Lonworks Communications between the MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and device Note: Please see the diagram below for LED Locations

Yellow LED Green LED

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Appendix A.5. LED Diagnostics for Communications Between MCS-BMS-GATEWAY and Devices

Please see the diagram below for LED locations to MCS-BMS-GATEWAY FTC-ED45.

Tag DescriptionSPL The SPL LED will light if the unit is not getting a response from one or more of the configured devices.

For LonWorks units, LED will light until the unit is commissioned on the LonWorks network.RUN The RUN LED will start flashing 20 seconds after power indicating normal operation. ERR The SYS ERR LED will go on solid 15 seconds after power up. It will turn off after 5 seconds. A steady red light

will indicate there is a system error on unit. If this occurs, immediately report the related “system error” shown in the error screen of the GUI interface to support for evaluation.

RX If socket protocol is serial, the RX LED will flash when a message is received on the host port. If socket protocol is Ethernet, this LED is not used.

TX If socket protocol is serial, the TX LED will flash when a message is sent on the host port. If socket protocol is Ethernet, this LED is not used.

PWR This is the power light and should show steady green at all times when the unit is powered.Figure 21: Diagnostic LEDs


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Appendix A.6. Take Diagnostic Capture With the FieldServer Toolbox

• Once the Diagnostic Capture is complete, email it to [email protected]. The Diagnos-tic Capture will accelerate diagnosis of the problem.

• Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is Loaded on the PC that is currently being used, or download http://www.mcscontrols.com/Software/BMS%20Tools/FieldServer%20Toolbox%20Setup.zip

• Extract the executable file and complete the installation.

• Disable any wireless Ethernet adapters on the PC/Laptop.• Disable firewall and virus protection software if possible.• Connect a standard CAT5 Ethernet cable between the PC and MCS-BMS-GATEWAY.• Double click on the FS Toolbox Utility.• Step 1: Take a Log• Click on the diagnose icon of the desired device.


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Once the Diagnostic Capture is complete, email it to [email protected]. The Diagnostic Capture will accelerate diagnosis of the problem.

Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is Loaded on the PC that is currently being used, or download FieldServer-Toolbox.zip on the Sierra Monitor Corporation webpage, under Customer Care- Resource Center, Software Downloads: http://www.sierramonitor.com/customer-care/resource-center?filters=software-downloads






Step 1: Take a Log

o Click on the diagnose icon of the desired device.


Ethernet Port


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Once the Diagnostic Capture is complete, email it to [email protected]. The Diagnostic Capture will accelerate diagnosis of the problem.

Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is Loaded on the PC that is currently being used, or download FieldServer-Toolbox.zip on the Sierra Monitor Corporation webpage, under Customer Care- Resource Center, Software Downloads: http://www.sierramonitor.com/customer-care/resource-center?filters=software-downloads






Step 1: Take a Log

o Click on the diagnose icon of the desired device.


Ethernet Port


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Select full Diagnostic.

NOTE: If desired, the default capture period can be changed. • Click on “Start Diagnostic”.

• Wait for Capture period to finish. Diagnostic Test Complete window will appear.


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• Step 2: Send Log• Once the Diagnostic test is complete, a .zip file will be saved on the PC.

• Choose “Open” to launch explorer and have it point directly at the correct folder• Send the Diagnostic zip file to [email protected]


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Appendix A.7. Fire Transfer - Load New CSV file

1. To load a new configuration, follow these instructions:2. Follow instructions in Chapter 8 to create a new CSV file3. Open a web browser and type the IP Address of the FieldServer in the address bar.4. NOTE: Default IP Address is 192.168.18.201 (range 201-250)5. NOTE: Use the FS Toolbox utility if the IP Address is unknown (Appendix A.1).6. Locate your device, click on ‘CONNECT’.7. In the Navigation Tree on the left hand side, do the following:8. Click on “Setup”9. Click on “File Transfer”10. Click on the “Configuration” tab11. In the configuration tab, click on “Choose Files” and select the CSV file extracted in step 2.12. Click on the orange “Submit” button.13. When the download is complete, click on the “System Restart” button.


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Appendix A.8. Retrieve a CSV File from MCS-BMS-GATEWAY

1. To retrieve the config.csv from the device, follow these instructions:2. Open a web browser and type the IP Address of the FieldServer in the address bar.3. NOTE: Default IP Address is 192.168.18.201 (range 201-250)4. NOTE: Use the FS Toolbox utility if the IP Address is unknown (Appendix A.1).5. Locate your device, click on ‘CONNECT’.6. In the Navigation Tree on the left hand side, do the following:7. Click on “Setup”8. Click on “File Transfer”9. Click on the “Configuration” tab10. In the configuration tab, click on ‘CONFIG.CSV’ under ‘RETRIEVE’

11. The config.csv will print to your screen

12. Click on ‘DOWNLOAD’ in the upper right hand corner to save the file, click on ‘SAVE’


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Appendix A.9. Update Firmware

• To load a new version of the firmware, follow these instructions:• Extract and save the new file onto the local PC.• Open a web browser and type the IP Address of the FieldServer in the address bar.• NOTE: Default IP Address is 192.168.18.201. )range 201-250)• NOTE: Use the FS Toolbox utility if the IP Address is unknown (Appendix A.1).• Locate your device, click on ‘CONNECT’.• In the Navigation Tree on the left hand side, do the following:• Click on “Setup”• Click on “File Transfer”• Click on the “Firmware” tab• In the Firmware tab, click on “Choose Files” and select the firmware file extracted in step 1.• Click on the orange “Submit” button.• When the download is complete, click on the “System Restart” button.


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Chapter - 10. CREATING CSV FILES USING MCS-CONFIG

Go to our website and download the Fieldserver Toolbox by clicking here:MCS-BMS-GATEWAY Install Tools.zipThis will be needed to program the MCS BMS-Gateway.

Creating CSV Files

1. Open MCS-Config program and load the config you are working on.2. Click on Setup.

3. Be sure to set IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, MCS IP Port and Bacnet Device ID, then save config file. DO NOT CHANGE BACNET DEVICE ID ONCE CSV FILES ARE CREATED!!

4. Click on BMS POINTS.

5. Click on Create MCS-BMS-Gateway CSV Files.


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7. When prompted, select the file location where you want to save the csv files. This would be the time to name the CSV files, there is a 15 character maximum not including the file extension. If you do not name the file it will default to the first 15 characters of the config name. Then click save


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Programming the MCS-BMS-Gateway

1. Wire the MCS-BMS-Gateway to the 12Vdc output on the magnum controller.Connect a crossover Ethernet cable from your laptop to the Ethernet port on the MCS-BMS-Gateway.

2. Open the Fieldserver Toolbox.3. Click on discover now4. The toolbox should show the MCS-BMS-Gateway

5. Click on the settings icon

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7. Set IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway. Be sure the last set of numbers of the IP address is different than what the MCS-Magnum are set to. Click Update IP Settings

8. Click change and restart. This will restart the MCS-BMS-Gateway Card.

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10. Click on File Transfer.

11. Select the Update Config tab at the top (A) Click Browse (B).

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12. Locate where you saved the CSV files and select the file that is named config.csv and click open.

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14. You will be prompted to restart the device, click restart.

15. Once device has restarted click on the settings icon once again.16. Click file transfer17. Click on the general files tab (C) and then click Browse (D)

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20. Once all files are sent, close the file transfer box by clicking on the X at the top of the screen.

21. Once closed you should be brought back to the Configure Device window, you will need to click restart device. Once that is completed your device has been programmed and is ready for use.


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Chapter - 11. Reference and Specifications


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Appendix D. Reference

Appendix D.1. Specifications

ProtoCarrier FPC-C35

Electrical Connections

One 6-pin Phoenix connector with: RS-485 port (+ / - / gnd) Power port (+ / - / Frame-gnd)

One 2-pin Phoenix connector with: One Ethernet 10/100 BaseT port One FTT-10 LonWorks port

Approvals

CE Certified; TUV approved to UL 916, EN 60950-1, EN 50491-3 and CSA C22-2 standards; FCC Class A Part 15; DNP3 Conformance Tested; RoHS Compliant; CSA 205 Approved BTL Marked LonMark Certified

Power Requirements Multi-mode power adapter: 9-30VDC or 12 - 24VAC Physical Dimensions 11.5 cm L x 8.3 cm W x 4.1 cm H (4.5 x 3.2 x 1.6 in.) Weight 0.2 kg (0.4 lbs) Operating Temperature -40°C to 75°C (-40°F to167°F) Surge Suppression EN61000-4-2 ESD EN61000-4-3 EMC EN61000-4-4 EFT Humidity 5 - 90% RH (non-condensing) (Specifications subject to change without notice)

Figure 23: Specifications

Appendix D.1.1. Compliance with UL Regulations

For UL compliance, the following instructions must be met when operating ProtoCarrier.

The units shall be powered by listed LPS or Class 2 power supply suited to the expected operating temperature range.

The interconnecting power connector and power cable shall: o Comply with local electrical code o Be suited to the expected operating temperature range o Meet the current and voltage rating for ProtoCarrier

Furthermore, the interconnecting power cable shall: o Be of length not exceeding 3.05m (118.3”) o Be constructed of materials rated VW-1, FT-1 or better

If the unit is to be installed in an operating environment with a temperature above 65 °C, it should be installed in a Restricted Access Area requiring a key or a special tool to gain access.

This device must not be connected to a LAN segment with outdoor wiring.

11.1. Compliance with UL Regulations• For UL compliance, the following instructions must be met when operating MCS-BMS-GATE-

WAY.• The units shall be powered by listed LPS or Class 2 power supply suited to the expected operat-

ing temperature range.• The interconnecting power connector and power cable shall:• Comply with local electrical code• Be suited to the expected operating temperature range• Meet the current and voltage rating for MCS-BMS-GATEWAY• Furthermore, the interconnecting power cable shall:• Be of length not exceeding 3.05m (118.3”)• Be constructed of materials rated VW-1, FT-1 or better• If the unit is to be installed in an operating environment with a temperature above 65 °C, it

should be installed in a Restricted Access Area requiring a key or a special tool to gain ac-cess.

• This device must not be connected to a LAN segment with outdoor wiring.

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