7 - SUPERVISION
The controller may be connected to a local or remote monitoring PC or to most types of CMS (Modbus). For the listed functions to be
used, optional cards (Rs485, pCO Web) or gateways (devices able to interpret various communication protocols) must be installed
NOTE:
If using a communication bus, the routing and processing of the available data are functions not provided by the manufacturer. They
must be provided by the installer, and require the involvement of an integrator.
7.1 - CMS
Various communication standards can be used to connect with a CMS. Expansion boards are inserted in the "Serial Card" port on the
controller.
Modbus®RTU: insert the RS485 expansion board and connect it as instructed in the manual. Validating the protocol on the user
terminal (screen g1):
- Protocol
MODBUS RTU
- Speed
---- bds (Set in accordance with the CMS speed)
- Address
001 (Different to 0)
Modbus® TCP: insert the pCo Web card and connect it as instructed in the manual. Validating the protocol on the user terminal (screen
g1):
- Protocol
MODBUS TCP
- Speed
19200 bds (Mandatory)
- Address
001 (Mandatory)
Bacnet® IP: insert the pCo Web card and connect it as instructed in the manual. Validating the protocol on the user terminal (screen
g1):
- Protocol
BACNET IP
- Speed
19200 bds (Mandatory)
- Address
001 (Mandatory)
7.2 - The datapoint database
The unit comes with a communication database that includes the most important datapoints for the program, from the values of the
sensors to the parameters displayed in the masks. The database contains three types of datapoint: digital datapoints, integer datapoints
and analogue datapoints. The tables below list the names of these datapoints, their addresses and types (read-only (R) or read/write
(R/W)).
7.3 - Modbus
7.3.1 - Modbus RTU connection diagram
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