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1 PrtNde FPC-N34 and PrtNde FPC-N35 Startup Guide Fr Interfacing Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley Prducts: ENVI Cntrl Systems, Lve Cntrller and Nur T Building Autmatin Systems: BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Mdbus TCP/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks APPLICABILITY & EFFECTIVITY Explains PrtNde FPC-N34 and FPC-N35 hardware and hw t install it. The instructins are effective fr the abve as f September 2015 Dcument Revisin: 13 Aut Discvery Template Revisin: 46

2 Technical Supprt: Thank yu fr purchasing the PrtNde fr Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley. Please call Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley fr Technical supprt f the PrtNde prduct. SMC des nt prvide direct supprt. If Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley needs t escalate the cncern, they will cntact Sierra Mnitr Crpratin fr assistance. Supprt Cntact Infrmatin: HIP-K Water Heaters, General Inquiries 155 Bursn Street East Strudsburg, Pennsylvania Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley Service: pkbilers@harsc.cm Website: Page 2 f 49

3 A Quick Start Guide 1. Recrd the infrmatin abut the unit. (Sectin 2.1) 2. Set the device s Mdbus RTU serial settings (i.e. baud rate, parity, stp bits) and Mdbus Nde-ID fr each f the devices that will be cnnected t PrtNde FPC-N34 r FPC-N35. (Sectin 2.3) 3. PrtNde FPC-N34 units: Select the Field Prtcl (BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Mdbus TCP/IP r Metasys N2) n the S Bank Dip Switches. (Sectin 2.4.1) 4. Enable the PrtNde Aut Discvery mde n Dip Switch Bank S. (Sectin 2.4.2) 5. BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Set the MAC Address n DIP Switch Bank A. (Sectin 2.5.1) 6. BACnet MS/TP r BACnet IP (FPC-N34): Set the BACnet Device Instance. (Sectin 2.5.2) 7. Metasys N2 r Mdbus TCP/IP (FPC-N34): Set the Nde-ID. (Sectin 2.5.3) 8. BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Set the BAUD rate f the BACnet MS/TP Field Prtcl n DIP Switch Bank B. (Sectin 2.5.4) 9. Cnnect PrtNde s 6 pin RS-485 cnnectr t the Mdbus RS-485 netwrk that is cnnected t each f the devices. (Sectin 3.2) 10. Cnnect PrtNde FPC-N34 s 3 pin RS-485 prt t the Field Prtcl cabling, (Sectin 3.3) r cnnect PrtNde FPC-N35 s 2 pin LnWrks prt t the Field Prtcl cabling. (Sectin3.4) 11. Cnnect Pwer t PrtNde s 6 pin cnnectr. (Sectin 3.5) 12. When pwer is applied it will take abut 3 minutes fr all the devices t be discvered, and the cnfiguratin file t be built. Once Aut-Discvery is cmplete turn OFF the S3 DIP Switch t save the cnfiguratin settings. (Sectin 3.5.1) 13. BACnet/IP r Mdbus TCP/IP (FPC-N34): Use the PrtNde s embedded tl which is accessed with a brwser, referred t in this manual as the Web Cnfiguratr, t change the IP address. N changes t the cnfiguratin file are necessary. (Sectin 4) 14. LnWrks (FPC-N35): The PrtNde must be cmmissined n the LnWrks Netwrk. This needs t be dne by the LnWrks administratr using a LnWrks Cmmissining tl. (Sectin 7) Page 3 f 49

4 Certificatins BTL MARK BACNET TESTING LABORATORY The BTL Mark n PrtNde RER is a symbl that indicates that a prduct has passed a series f rigrus tests cnducted by an independent labratry which verifies that the prduct crrectly implements the BACnet features claimed in the listing. The mark is a symbl f a high-quality BACnet prduct. G t fr mre infrmatin abut the BACnet Testing Labratry. Click here fr BACnet PIC Statement LONMARK CERTIFICATION LnMark Internatinal is the recgnized authrity fr certificatin, educatin, and prmtin f interperability standards fr the benefit f manufacturers, integratrs and end users. LnMark Internatinal has develped extensive prduct certificatin standards and tests t prvide the integratr and user with cnfidence that prducts frm multiple manufacturers utilizing LnMark devices wrk tgether. FieldServer Technlgies has mre LnMark Certified gateways than any ther gateway manufacturer, including the PrtCessr, PrtCarrier and PrtNde fr OEM applicatins and the full featured, cnfigurable gateways. Page 4 f 49

5 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Intrductin PrtNde Gateway BACnet/LnWrks Setup fr PrtCessr PrtNde FPC-N34/FPC-N Recrd Identificatin Data Pint Cunt Capacity and Registers per Device Cnfiguring Device Cmmunicatins Set Mdbus COM setting n all f the Devices cnnected t the PrtNde Set Mdbus RTU Nde-ID fr each f the Devices attached t the PrtNde Selecting the Desired Field Prtcl and Enabling Aut-Discvery Selecting Desired Field Prtcl Enabling Aut-Discvery BMS Netwrk Settings: MAC Address, Device Instance and Baud Rate BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Setting the MAC Address fr BMS Netwrk BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP (FPC-N34): Setting the Device Instance Metasys N2 r Mdbus TCP/IP (FPC-N34): Setting the Nde-ID BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Setting the Baud Rate fr BMS Netwrk Interfacing PrtNde t Devices PrtNde FPC-N34 and FPC-N35 Shwing Cnnectin Prts Device Cnnectins t PrtNde Cnnecting NURO Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS Cnnecting LOVE Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS Cnnecting ENVI Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS Biasing the Mdbus RS-485 Device Netwrk End f Line Terminatin Switch fr the Mdbus RS-485 Device Netwrk BACnet MS/TP r Metasys N2 (FPC-N34): Wiring Field Prt t RS-485 BMS Netwrk LnWrks (FPC-N35): Wiring Field Prt t LnWrks Netwrk Pwer-Up PrtNde Aut-Discvery: After Cmpletin Turn Off t Save Cnfiguratin BACnet/IP r Mdbus TCP/IP: Change the Prtnde IP Address Cnnect the PC t PrtNde via the Ethernet Prt BACnet/IP and Mdbus TCP/IP: Setting IP Address fr Field Netwrk BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP: Setting Nde_Offset t Assign Specific Device Instances Hw t Start the Installatin Over: Clearing Prfiles LnWrks (FPC-N35): Cmmissining PrtNde n a lnwrks Netwrk Cmmissining PrtNde FPC-N35 n a LnWrks Netwrk Instructins t Dwnlad XIF File frm PrtNde FPC-N35 Using Brwser CAS BACnet Explrer fr Validating PrtNde in the Field Dwnlading the CAS Explrer and Requesting an Activatin Key CAS BACnet Setup CAS BACnet MS/TP Setup CAS BACnet BACnet/IP Setup Appendix A. Trubleshting Appendix A.1. Viewing Diagnstic infrmatin Appendix A.2. Check Wiring and Settings Appendix A.3. Take Diagnstic Capture With the FieldServer Utilities Appendix A.4. BACnet: Setting Netwrk_Number fr mre than ne PrtNde n Subnet Appendix A.5. LED Diagnstics fr Mdbus RTU Cmmunicatins Between PrtNde and Devices. 36 Appendix A.6. Passwrds Page 5 f 49

6 Appendix B. Vendr Infrmatin - Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kellley Appendix B.1. ENVI Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Appendix B.2. Lve Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Appendix B.3. Nur Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Appendix C. A Bank DIP Switch Settings Appendix C.1. A Bank DIP Switch Settings Appendix D. Reference Appendix D.1. Specificatins Appendix D.1.1. Cmpliance with UL Regulatins Appendix E. Limited 2 Year Warranty LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: PrtCessr Part Numbers... 8 Figure 2: Supprted Pint Cunt Capacity... 8 Figure 3: Mdbus Registers per Device... 8 Figure 4: Mdbus RTU COM Settings... 9 Figure 5: S Bank DIP Switches Figure 6: S3 DIP Switch setting fr Aut Discvering Devices Figure 7: MAC Address DIP Switches Figure 8: BMS Baud Rate DIP Switches Figure 9: BMS Baud Rate Figure 10: PrtNde BACnet FPC-N34 (upper) and PrtNde FPC-N35 (lwer) Figure 11: Wiring diagram fr Mdbus RTU RS-485 cnnectins t the PrtNde s RS-485 prt Figure 12: Mdbus RS-485 Biasing Switch n the PrtNde N34 (left) and PrtNde N35 (right) Figure 13: Mdbus RS-485 End-Of-Line Terminatin Switch n the PrtNde N34 (left) and Figure 14: Cnnectin frm PrtNde t RS-485 Field Netwrk Figure 15: RS-485 BMS Netwrk EOL Switch Figure 16: LnWrks Terminal Figure 17: Required current draw fr the PrtNde Figure 18: Pwer Cnnectins Figure 19: S3 DIP Switch setting fr Aut Discvering Devices Figure 20: Web Cnfiguratr screen with Active Prfiles Figure 21: Changing IP Address via FST Web GUI Figure 22: Web Cnfiguratr screen Figure 23: LnWrks Service Pin Lcatin Figure 24: Sample f Fserver.XIF File Being Generated Figure 25: Dwnlading the CAS Explrer Figure 26: Requesting CAS Activatin Key Figure 27: Errr messages screen Figure 28: Ethernet Prt Lcatin Figure 29: Web Cnfiguratr shwing setting the netwrk number fr BACnet Figure 30: Diagnstic LEDs Figure 31: Specificatins Page 6 f 49

7 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 PrtNde Gateway PrtNde is an external, high perfrmance Building Autmatin multi-prtcl gateway that is precnfigured t Aut-Discver any f the Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kelley s prducts (hereafter called device ) cnnected t the PrtNde and autmatically cnfigures them fr BACnet 1 MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys 2 N2 by JCI, Mdbus TCP/IP r LnWrks 3. It is nt necessary t dwnlad any cnfiguratin files t supprt the required applicatins. The PrtNde is pre-laded with tested Prfiles/Cnfiguratins fr the supprted devices. 1 BACnet is a registered trademark f ASHRAE 2 Metasys is a registered trademark f Jhnsn Cntrls Inc. 3 LnWrks is a registered trademark f Echeln Crpratin Page 7 f 49

8 2 BACNET/LONWORKS SETUP FOR PROTOCESSOR PROTONODE FPC- N34/FPC-N Recrd Identificatin Data Each PrtNde has a unique part number lcated n the side r the back f the unit. This number shuld be recrded, as it may be required fr technical supprt. The numbers are as fllws: Mdel Part Number PrtNde N34, Level 1 FPC-N PrtNde N35, Level 1 FPC-N Figure 1: PrtCessr Part Numbers FPC-N34 units have the fllwing 3 prts: RS Ethernet + RS-485 FPC-N35 units have the fllwing 3 prts: LnWrks + Ethernet + RS Pint Cunt Capacity and Registers per Device The ttal number f Mdbus Registers presented by all f the devices attached t the PrtNde cannt exceed: Part number Ttal Registers FPC-N , Level 1 1,500 FPC-N , Level 1 1,500 Figure 2: Supprted Pint Cunt Capacity Devices Registers Per Device Envi 53 Lve 40 Nur 31 Figure 3: Mdbus Registers per Device Page 8 f 49

9 2.3 Cnfiguring Device Cmmunicatins Set Mdbus COM setting n all f the Devices cnnected t the PrtNde All f the Serial devices cnnected t PrtNde MUST have the same Baud Rate, Data Bits, Stp Bits, and Parity settings. Figure 4 specifies the device serial prt settings required t cmmunicate with the PrtNde. Set the Mdbus COM settings n the devices nw. When mixing devices, the selected baud rates are required t match the slwest device (ENVI=9600). When there are n ENVI units present, the baud rate culd be set faster (LOVE end NURO supprt and 38400). The PrtNde s default settings are 9600 / Nne / 8 /1 Ability t change the PrtNde s Device COM settings are ffered later in Sectin The Selected device COM settings need t be dcumented. Serial Prt Setting ENVI LOVE NURO Prtcl Mdbus RTU Mdbus RTU Mdbus RTU Baud Rate , 19.2k, 38.4k 9600, 19.2k, 38.4k Parity Nne Nne Nne Data Bits Stp Bits 1 1 r 2 1 r 2 4 Figure 4: Mdbus RTU COM Settings Set Mdbus RTU Nde-ID fr each f the Devices attached t the PrtNde Set Mdbus Nde-ID fr each f the devices attached t PrtNde. The Mdbus Nde-ID s need t be uniquely assigned between 1 and 255. The Mdbus Nde-ID that is assigned fr each device needs t be dcumented. The Mdbus Nde-ID s assigned are used fr designating the Device Instance fr BACnet/IP and BACnet MS/TP (Sectin 2.5.2) The Metasys N2 and Mdbus TCP/IP Nde-ID will be set t same value as the Nde-ID f the Mdbus RTU device. 4 Adding ptin fr 1 stp bit; Q1 2015? Page 9 f 49

10 2.4 Selecting the Desired Field Prtcl and Enabling Aut-Discvery Selecting Desired Field Prtcl PrtNde FPC-N34 units use the S bank f DIP switches (S0 S2) t select the Field Prtcl. See the table in figure 4 fr the switch settings t select BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Mdbus TCP/IP, r Metasys N2. The OFF psitin is when the DIP switches are set clsest t the utside f the bx. PrtNde FPC-N35 units d nt use the S bank DIP switches (S0 S2) t select a Field Prtcl. On PrtNde FPC-N35 units, these switches are disabled; the Field Prtcl is always LnWrks. S0 S1 S2 S3 S0 S3 DIP Switches S Bank DIP Switch Lcatin PrtNde FPC-N34 S Bank DIP Switches Prfile S0 S1 S2 BACnet/IP Off Off Off BACnet MS/TP On Off Off Metasys N2 Off On Off Mdbus TCP/IP On On Off BACnet MS/TP (single nde) Off Off On BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Mdbus TCP/IP, and Metasys N2 Settings fr PrtNde FPC-N34 (BACnet) Figure 5: S Bank DIP Switches Page 10 f 49

11 2.4.2 Enabling Aut-Discvery NOTE: If Mdbus TCP/IP was selected in Sectin fr the Field/BMS prtcl, skip this sectin. Aut-Discvery is NOT used fr Mdbus TCP/IP. The S3 DIP switch is used t bth enable Aut-Discvery f knwn devices attached t the PrtNde, and t save the recently discvered cnfiguratin. See the table in Figure 6 fr the switch setting t enable Aut-Discvery. If the PrtNde is being installed fr the first time, set S3 t the ON psitin t enable Aut-Discvery. The ON psitin is when the DIP switches are set clsest t the inside f the bx. S3 DIP Switch Aut-Discvery Mde S3 Aut-Discvery ON Build New Cnfiguratin On Aut-Discver OFF Save Current Cnfiguratin Off Figure 6: S3 DIP Switch setting fr Aut Discvering Devices Page 11 f 49

12 2.5 BMS Netwrk Settings: MAC Address, Device Instance and Baud Rate BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Setting the MAC Address fr BMS Netwrk Only 1 MAC address is set fr PrtNde regardless f hw many devices are cnnected t PrtNde. Set the BACnet MS/TP MAC addresses f the PrtNde t a value between 1 t 127 (MAC Master Addresses); this is s that the BMS Frnt End can find the PrtNde via BACnet aut discvery. Nte: Never set a BACnet MS/TP MAC Address frm 128 t 255. Addresses frm 128 t 255 are Slave Addresses and can nt be discvered by BMS Frnt Ends that supprt aut discvery f BACnet MS/TP devices. Set A bank DIP switches A0 A7 t assign a MAC Address t the PrtNde fr BACnet MS/TP. Please refer t Appendix C.1 fr the cmplete range f MAC Addresses and DIP switch settings. Figure 7: MAC Address DIP Switches NOTE: When setting DIP Switches, please ensure that pwer t the bard is OFF. Page 12 f 49

13 2.5.2 BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP (FPC-N34): Setting the Device Instance The BACnet Device Instances will be calculated by adding the Nde_Offset (default value is 50,000) t the device s Mdbus Nde ID (that was assigned in Sectin 2.2). The BACnet Device Instance can range frm 1 t 4,194,303. T assign specific Device Instance values, change the Nde_Offset value. (Sectin ) Fr example: Nde_Offset value (default) = 50,000 Device 1 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 1 Device 2 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 22 Device 3 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 33 Given that: Device Instance = Nde_Offset + Mdbus Nde_ID Device Instance, Device 1 = 50, = 50,001 Device Instance, Device 2 = 50, = 50,022 Device Instance, Device 3 = 50, = 50, BACnet MS/TP r BACnet/IP: Assigning Specific Device Instances With the default Nde_Offset value f 50,000 the Device Instances values generated will be within the range f 50,001 t 50,127. The values allwed fr a BACnet Device Instance can range frm 1 t 4,194,303. T assign a specific Device Instance (r range), change the Nde_Offset value. Methds fr changing the Nde_Offset value are prvided in Sectin 4.2 This step cannt be perfrmed until after the unit is cnnected and pwered Metasys N2 r Mdbus TCP/IP (FPC-N34): Setting the Nde-ID The Mdbus RTU Nde-ID s assigned t the devices attached t the PrtNde in Sectin 2.2 will be the Metasys N2 r Mdbus TCP/IP Nde_ID s t the field prtcls. Metasys N2 and Mdbus TCP/IP Nde-ID Addressing: Metasys N2 and Mdbus TCP/IP Nde-ID s range frm Page 13 f 49

14 2.5.4 BACnet MS/TP (FPC-N34): Setting the Baud Rate fr BMS Netwrk B bank DIP switches B0 B3 can be used t set the Field baud rate f the PrtNde t match the baud rate required by the Building Management System fr BACnet MS/TP. The baud rate n PrtNde fr Metasys N2 is set fr B bank DIP switches B0 B3 are disabled fr Metasys N2 n PrtNde FPC-N34. B bank DIP switches B0 B3 are disabled n PrtNde FPC-N35 (FPC-N35 LnWrks). B0 B1 B2 B3 Figure 8: BMS Baud Rate DIP Switches Baud Rate DIP Switch Selectin Baud B0 B1 B2 B On On On Off Off Off Off On 38400* On On Off On Off Off On On On Off On On Figure 9: BMS Baud Rate * Factry default setting = 38,400 Page 14 f 49

15 3 INTERFACING PROTONODE TO DEVICES 3.1 PrtNde FPC-N34 and FPC-N35 Shwing Cnnectin Prts Figure 10: PrtNde BACnet FPC-N34 (upper) and PrtNde FPC-N35 (lwer) Page 15 f 49

16 3.2 Device Cnnectins t PrtNde PrtNde 6 Pin Phenix cnnectr fr RS-485 Devices The 6 pin Phenix cnnectr is the same fr PrtNde FPC-N34 (BACnet) and FPC-N35 (LnWrks). Pins 1 thrugh 3 are fr Mdbus RS-485 devices. The RS-485 GND (Pin 3) is nt typically cnnected. Pins 4 thrugh 6 are fr pwer. D nt cnnect pwer (wait until Sectin 3.5) Cnnecting NURO Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS-485 Cnnect NURO s Mdbus COM A t PrtNde s pin 1 labeled Tx/+ n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. Cnnect NURO s Mdbus COM B t PrtNde s pin 2 labeled Rx/- n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. D nt cnnect Grund between NURO and the PrtNde s RS-485 Grund Cnnecting LOVE Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS-485 Cnnect LOVE s Mdbus DATA+ t PrtNde s pin 1 labeled Tx/+ n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. Cnnect LOVE s Mdbus DATA- t PrtNde s pin 2 labeled Rx/- n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. D nt cnnect Grund between LOVE and the PrtNde s RS-485 Grund Cnnecting ENVI Mdbus RTU Bilers t the PrtNde s RS-485 Cnnect ENVI s Mdbus COM 1A (RS-485+) t PrtNde s pin 1 labeled B+ (RS-485+) n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. Cnnect ENVI s Mdbus COM 1B (RS-485-) t PrtNde s pin 2 labeled A- (RS-485-) n the Phenix 6 pin cnnectr. D nt cnnect Grund between ENVI and the PrtNde s RS-485 Grund. Figure 11: Wiring diagram fr Mdbus RTU RS-485 cnnectins t the PrtNde s RS-485 prt Page 16 f 49

17 3.2.4 Biasing the Mdbus RS-485 Device Netwrk An RS-485 netwrk with mre than ne device needs t have biasing t ensure prper cmmunicatin. The biasing nly needs t be dne n ne device. Nne f the ENVI s supprt biasing. The PrtNde is required t bias the RS-485 netwrk. The PrtNde has 510 Ohm resistrs that can be used t set the biasing. The PrtNde s default psitins frm the factry fr the Biasing jumpers are OFF. The OFF psitin is when the 2 RED biasing jumpers straddle the 4 pins clsest t the utside f the bard f the PrtNde. See Figure 12. Only turn biasing ON: IF the BMS cannt see mre than ne device cnnected t the PrtNde AND yu have checked all the settings (Mdbus COM settings, wiring, and DIP switches). T turn biasing ON, mve the 2 RED biasing jumpers t straddle the 4 pins clsest t the inside f the bard f the PrtNde. RS-485 Bias Switch Figure 12: Mdbus RS-485 Biasing Switch n the PrtNde N34 (left) and PrtNde N35 (right) Page 17 f 49

18 3.2.5 End f Line Terminatin Switch fr the Mdbus RS-485 Device Netwrk On lng RS-485 cabling runs, the RS-485 trunk must be prperly terminated at each end. The PrtNde has an End Of Line (EOL) blue jumper. The default setting fr this Blue EOL switch is OFF with the jumper straddling the pins clsest t the inside f the bard f the PrtNde. On shrt cabling runs the EOL switch des nt t need t be turned ON. If the PrtNde is placed at ne f the ends f the trunk, set the blue EOL jumper t the ON psitin straddling the pins clsest t the utside f the bard f the PrtNde. Always leave the single Red Jumper in the A psitin (default factry setting). Mdbus RS-485 EOL Switch Leave in A Psitin Figure 13: Mdbus RS-485 End-Of-Line Terminatin Switch n the PrtNde N34 (left) and PrtNde N35 (right) Page 18 f 49

19 + Harsc Pattersn Kelley s PrtNde Startup Guide 3.3 BACnet MS/TP r Metasys N2 (FPC-N34): Wiring Field Prt t RS-485 BMS Netwrk Cnnect the BACnet MS/TP r Metasys N2 RS-485 netwrk wires t the 3-pin RS-485 cnnectr n PrtNde FPC-N34 as shwn belw in Figure 14. The RS-485 GND (Pin 3) is nt typically cnnected. See Sectin 5 fr infrmatin n cnnecting t BACnet/IP netwrk. If the PrtNde is the last device n the BACnet MS/TP r Metasys N2 trunk, then the End-Of-Line Terminatin Switch needs t be enabled (Figure 15). The default setting frm the factry is OFF (switch psitin = right side). T enable the EOL Terminatin, turn the EOL switch ON (switch psitin = left side). BMS RS- 485 Wiring PrtNde Pin # Pin Assignment RS Pin 1 RS RS Pin 2 RS Pin 3 RS-485 GND - G Figure 14: Cnnectin frm PrtNde t RS-485 Field Netwrk End-f-Line Switch Figure 15: RS-485 BMS Netwrk EOL Switch 3.4 LnWrks (FPC-N35): Wiring Field Prt t LnWrks Netwrk Cnnect PrtNde t the field netwrk with the LnWrks terminal using a twisted pair nnshielded cable. LnWrks has n plarity. Figure 16: LnWrks Terminal Page 19 f 49

20 3.5 Pwer-Up PrtNde Apply pwer t PrtNde as shw belw in Figure 18. Ensure that the pwer supply used cmplies with the specificatins prvided in Appendix D.1. PrtNde accepts either 9-30VDC r VAC n pins 4 and 5. Frame GND shuld be cnnected. Pwer Requirement fr PrtNde External Gateway Current Draw Type PrtNde Family 12VDC/VAC 24VDC/VAC 30VDC FPC N34 (Typical) 170mA 100mA 80mA FPC N34 (Maximum) 240mA 140mA 100mA FPC N35 (Typical) 210mA 130mA 90mA FPC N35 (Maximum) 250mA 170mA 110mA Nte: These values are nminal and a safety margin shuld be added t the pwer supply f the hst system. A safety margin f 25% is recmmended. Figure 17: Required current draw fr the PrtNde Pwer t PrtNde PrtNde Pin # Pin Assignment Pwer In (+) Pin 4 V + Pwer In (-) Pin 5 V - Frame Grund Pin 6 FRAME GND Figure 18: Pwer Cnnectins Page 20 f 49

21 3.5.1 Aut-Discvery: After Cmpletin Turn Off t Save Cnfiguratin NOTE: If Mdbus TCP/IP was selected in Sectin fr the Field/BMS prtcl, skip this sectin. Aut-Discvery is NOT used fr Mdbus TCP/IP. The S3 DIP Switch fr Enabling Aut-Discvery shuld have been set in sectin befre applying pwer t the PrtNde. D nt Enable Aut-Discvery when the unit is pwered. When pwer is applied t a PrtNde that is set t Enable Aut-Discvery, it will take 3 minutes t cmplete the discvery f all f the RS-485 devices attached t the PrtNde. Once the PrtNde has discvered all f the RS-485 devices, set the S3 DIP switch t the OFF psitin t save the current cnfiguratin. PrtNde FPC-N34 and FPC-N35 S3 DIP Switch Aut-Discvery Mde S3 Aut-Discvery ON Build New Cnfiguratin On Aut-Discver OFF Save Current Cnfiguratin Off Figure 19: S3 DIP Switch setting fr Aut Discvering Devices Page 21 f 49

22 4 BACNET/IP OR MODBUS TCP/IP: CHANGE THE PROTONODE IP ADDRESS 4.1 Cnnect the PC t PrtNde via the Ethernet Prt Cnnect a Cat 5 Ethernet cable (Straight thrugh r Crss-Over) between the PC and PrtNde. The Default IP Address f PrtNde is , Subnet Mask is If the PC and PrtNde are n different IP Netwrks, assign a static IP Address t the PC n the xxx netwrk. G t > > Right-click n Lcal Area Cnnectin > Prperties Highlight > Select: Use the fllwing IP address Click twice Page 22 f 49

23 4.2 BACnet/IP and Mdbus TCP/IP: Setting IP Address fr Field Netwrk After setting yur PC t be n the same subnet as the PrtNde (Sectin 4.1), pen a web brwser n yur PC and enter the IP address f the PrtNde; the default address is The Web Cnfiguratr will be displayed as yur landing page. (Figure 20) Belw the Active Prfiles heading yu shuld see prfiles listed fr cnnected devices. If n prfiles are present, then the wiring, baud rate, and DIP switch settings must be checked, because there is a prblem with device cmmunicatins. All the active prfiles must shw the crrect Nde-ID s befre prceeding. T access the FST Web GUI, click n the Diagnstics & Debugging buttn in the bttm right side f the page. Figure 20: Web Cnfiguratr screen with Active Prfiles Page 23 f 49

24 Figure 21: Changing IP Address via FST Web GUI Frm the FST Web GUI s landing page, click n Setup t expand the navigatin tree and then select Netwrk Settings t access the IP Settings menu. (Figure 21) Mdify the IP address (N1 IP address field) f the PrtNde Ethernet prt. If necessary, change the Netmask (N1 Netmask field). Type in a new Subnet Mask If necessary, change the IP Gateway (Default Gateway field) Type in a new IP Gateway Nte: If the PrtNde is cnnected t a ruter, the IP Gateway f the PrtNde shuld be set t the IP address f the ruter that it is cnnected t. Reset PrtNde Unplug Ethernet cable frm PC and cnnect it t the netwrk hub r ruter Recrd the IP address assigned t the PrtNde fr future reference. Page 24 f 49

25 5 BACNET MS/TP AND BACNET/IP: SETTING NODE_OFFSET TO ASSIGN SPECIFIC DEVICE INSTANCES After setting yur PC t be n the same subnet as the PrtNde (Sectin 4.1), pen a web brwser n yur PC and enter the IP address f the PrtNde; the default address is If the IP address f the PrtNde has been changed by previus cnfiguratin, yu will need t get the assigned IP address frm the netwrk administratr. The Web Cnfiguratr will be displayed as yur landing page. (Figure 22) Nde_Offset field will be presented displaying the current value (default = 50,000). Change the value f Nde_Offset t establish the desired Device Instance values, and click SUBMIT. Given that: Nde_Offset + Mdbus Nde_ID = Device Instance Then: Nde_Offset (required) = Device Instance (desired) Mdbus Nde_ID Fr example: Device 1 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 1 Device 2 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 22 Device 3 has a Mdbus Nde-ID f 33 Desired Device Instance fr 1 st device = 1,001 Nde_Offset (required) = 1,001 (Mdbus Nde_ID) = 1,001 1 = 1,000 The Nde_Offset value will be applied t all devices. Device 1 Instance will then be = 1,000 + Mdbus Nde_ID = 1, = 1,001 Device 2 Instance will then be = 1,000 + Mdbus Nde_ID = 1, = 1,022 Device 3 Instance will then be = 1,000 + Mdbus Nde_ID = 1, = 1,033 Figure 22: Web Cnfiguratr screen Page 25 f 49

26 6 HOW TO START THE INSTALLATION OVER: CLEARING PROFILES After setting yur PC t be n the same subnet as the PrtNde (Sectin 4), pen a web brwser n yur PC and enter the IP address f the PrtNde; the default address is If the IP address f the PrtNde has been changed by previus cnfiguratin, yu will need t get the assigned IP address frm the netwrk administratr. The Web Cnfiguratr will be displayed as yur landing page. At the bttm-left f the page, click the Clear Prfiles and Restart buttn. Once restart is cmplete, all the past prfiles that were discvered and r added via the Web cnfiguratr will be delete. The unit is nw ready t be reinstalled. Page 26 f 49

27 7 LONWORKS (FPC-N35): COMMISSIONING PROTONODE ON A LONWORKS NETWORK Cmmissining may nly be perfrmed by the LnWrks administratr. 7.1 Cmmissining PrtNde FPC-N35 n a LnWrks Netwrk The User will be prmpted by the LnWrks Administratr t hit the Service Pin n the PrtNde FPC-N35 at the crrect step f the Cmmissining prcess which is different fr each LnWrks Netwrk Management Tl. If an XIF file is required, see steps in Sectin t generate XIF Figure 23: LnWrks Service Pin Lcatin Instructins t Dwnlad XIF File frm PrtNde FPC-N35 Using Brwser Cnnect a Cat 5 Ethernet cable (Straight thrugh r Crss-Over) between the PC and PrtNde. The Default IP Address f PrtNde is , Subnet Mask is If the PC and PrtNde are n different IP Netwrks, assign a static IP Address t the PC n the xxx netwrk Fr Windws XP: G t > > Right-click n Lcal Area Cnnectin > Prperties Highlight > Fr Windws 7: G t > > > > Right-click n Lcal Area Cnnectin > Prperties Highlight > Page 27 f 49

28 Fr Windws XP and Windws 7, select: Use the fllwing IP address Click twice Open a web brwser and g t the fllwing address: IP address f PrtCessr/fserver.xif Example: /fserver.xif If the web brwser prmpts yu t save file, save the file nt the PC. If the web brwser displays the xif file as a web page, save the file n yur PC as fserver.xif Figure 24: Sample f Fserver.XIF File Being Generated Page 28 f 49

29 8 CAS BACNET EXPLORER FOR VALIDATING PROTONODE IN THE FIELD PrtCessr has arranged a cmplementary 2 week fully functinal cpy f CAS BACnet Explrer (thrugh Chipkin Autmatin) that can be used t validate BACnet MS/TP and/r BACnet/IP cmmunicatins f PrtNde in the field withut having t have the BMS Integratr n site. A Serial r USB t RS-485 cnverter is needed t test BACnet MS/TP. 8.1 Dwnlading the CAS Explrer and Requesting an Activatin Key T request the cmplementary BACnet CAS key, g t and fill in all the infrmatin. Enter Vendr Cde Harsc12. Once cmpleted, the address that was submitted will be registered. Figure 25: Dwnlading the CAS Explrer G t the fllwing web site, dwnlad and install the CAS BACnet Explrer t yur PC: Open CAS BACnet Explrer; in the CAS Activatin frm, enter the address that was registered and click n Request a key. The CAS key will then be ed t the registered address. Cut/paste key frm int the Prduct key field and click Activate. Figure 26: Requesting CAS Activatin Key Page 29 f 49

30 8.2 CAS BACnet Setup These are the instructins t set CAS Explrer up fr the first time n BACnet MS/ST and BACnet/IP CAS BACnet MS/TP Setup Using the Serial r USB t RS-485 cnverter, cnnect it t yur PC and the 3 Pin BACnet MS/TP cnnectr n PrtNde FPC-N34. In CAS Explrer, d the fllwing: Click n settings Check the BACnet MS/TP bx and uncheck the BACnet/IP and BACnet Ethernet bxes Set the BACnet MS/TP MAC address t 0 Set the BACnet MS/TP Baud Rate t Click Ok On the bttm right-hand crner, make sure that the BACnet MS/TP bx is green Click n discver Check all 4 bxes Click Send CAS BACnet BACnet/IP Setup See Sectin 4.2 t set the IP address and subnet f the PC that will be running the CAS Explrer. Cnnect a straight thrugh r crss Ethernet cable frm the PC t PrtNde. In CAS Explrer, d the fllwing: Click n settings Check the BACnet/IP bx and uncheck the BACnet MS/TP and BACnet Ethernet bxes In the Select a Netwrk Device bx, select the netwrk card f the PC by clicking n it Click Ok On the bttm right-hand crner, make sure that the BACnet/IP bx is green Click n discver Check all 4 bxes Click Send Page 30 f 49

31 Appendix A. Trubleshting Appendix A.1. Viewing Diagnstic infrmatin Type the IP address f the PrtNde int yur web brwser r use the FieldServer Tlbx t cnnect t the PrtNde. Click n Diagnstics and Debugging Buttn, then click n view, and then n cnnectins. Figure 27: Errr messages screen If there are any errrs shwing n the Cnnectin page, please refer t Appendix A.2 fr the relevant wiring and settings. Page 31 f 49

32 Appendix A.2. Check Wiring and Settings N COMS n Mdbus RTU side. If Tx/Rx are nt flashing rapidly then there is a COM issue n the Mdbus side and yu need t check the fllwing things: Visual bservatins f LEDs n PrtNde. (Appendix A.5) Check baud rate, parity, data bits, stp bits Check Mdbus device address Verify wiring Verify all the Mdbus RTU devices that were discvered in FST Web Cnfiguratr. (Sectin 5) Field COM prblems: Visual bservatins f LEDs n PrtNde. (Appendix A.5) Visual dipswitch settings (using crrect baud rate and device instance) Verify IP address setting Verify wiring If the prblem still exists, a Diagnstic Capture needs t be taken and sent t Sierra Mnitr Crpratin. (Appendix A.3) Appendix A.3. Take Diagnstic Capture With the FieldServer Utilities Once the Diagnstic Capture is cmplete, it t supprt@sierramnitr.cm. The Diagnstic Capture will allw us t rapidly diagnse the prblem. Ensure that FieldServer Tlbx is Laded n the PC that is currently being used, r dwnlad FieldServer-Tlbx.zip n the Sierra Mnitr Crpratin webpage, under Custmer Care: Resurce Center, Sftware Dwnlads: Extract the executable file and cmplete the installatin. Ethernet Prt Figure 28: Ethernet Prt Lcatin Disable any wireless Ethernet adapters n the PC/Laptp Disable firewall and virus prtectin sftware if pssible Cnnect a standard cat5 Ethernet cable between the PC and PrtNde Duble click n the FS Tlbx Utility Page 32 f 49

33 Step 1: Take a Lg Click n the diagnse icn f the desired device. Select full Diagnstic If desired, the default capture perid can be changed. Click n Start Diagnstic Page 33 f 49

34 Wait fr Capture perid t finish. Diagnstic Test Cmplete windw will appear. Step 2: Send Lg Once the Diagnstic test is cmplete, a.zip file will be saved n the PC. Chse pen t launch explrer and have it pint directly at the crrect flder. Send the Diagnstic zip file t supprt@sierramnitr.cm Page 34 f 49

35 Appendix A.4. BACnet: Setting Netwrk_Number fr mre than ne PrtNde n Subnet Fr bth BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP, if mre than ne PrtNde is cnnected t the same subnet, they must be assigned unique Netwrk_Number values. On the main Web Cnfiguratin screen, update the Netwrk Number with the netwrk_nr field and click submit. The default value is 50. Figure 29: Web Cnfiguratr shwing setting the netwrk number fr BACnet Page 35 f 49

36 Appendix A.5. LED Diagnstics fr Mdbus RTU Cmmunicatins Between PrtNde and Devices Please see the diagram belw fr PrtNde FPC-N34 and FPC-N35 LED Lcatins. Diagnstic LEDs Tag SPL RUN ERR RX TX PWR Descriptin The SPL LED will light if the PrtNde is ff line. The RUN LED will start flashing 20 secnds after pwer indicating nrmal peratin. The SYS ERR LED will g n slid 15 secnds after pwer up. It will turn ff after 5 secnds. A steady red light will indicate there is a system errr n PrtNde. If this ccurs, immediately reprt the related system errr shwn in the errr screen f the GUI interface t FieldServer Technlgies fr evaluatin. The RX LED will flash when a message is received n the hst prt. The TX LED will flash when a message is sent n the hst prt. This is the pwer light and shuld shw steady green at all times when PrtNde is pwered. Figure 30: Diagnstic LEDs Appendix A.6. Passwrds Access t the PrtNde can be restricted by enabling a passwrd. There are 2 access levels defined by 2 accunt names: Admin and User. The Admin accunt has unrestricted access t the PrtNde. The User accunt can view any PrtNde infrmatin, but cannt make any changes r restart the PrtNde. The passwrd needs t be a minimum f eight characters and is case sensitive. If yu frgt yur passwrd, click cancel n the passwrd authenticatin ppup windw, and the Passwrd recvery tken t supprt@sierramnitr.cm t receive a temprary passwrd frm the Sierra Mnitr supprt team. Yu can nw access the PrtNde t set a new passwrd. Page 36 f 49

37 Appendix B. Vendr Infrmatin - Harsc Industrial Pattersn-Kellley Appendix B.1. ENVI Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Pint Name BACnet Object Type BACnet Object ID N2 Data Type N2 Pint Address Ln Name Ln SNVT Data Array Name State (See Nte 1) AI 1 AI 1 nvstate_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 0 Supply Temp AI 2 AI 2 nvsupplytmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 1 Return Temp AI 3 AI 3 nvreturntmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 2 DHW Temp AI 4 AI 4 nvdhwtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 3 Header Temp AI 5 AI 5 nvheadertmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 4 Firing Rate AI 6 AI 6 nvfiringrat_xxx SNVT_lev_percent DA_Byt_XXX 5 Flue Gas Temp AI 7 AI 7 nvflugastmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 6 HX Temp AI 8 AI 8 nvhxtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 7 Outside Temp AI 9 AI 9 nvoutsidtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 8 Flame Signal (See Nte 1) AI 10 AI 10 nvflamesig_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 9 CH Setpint (Read/Write) AV 11 AO 11 nvi/nvchsp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 10 DHW Setpint (Read/Write) AV 12 AO 12 nvi/nvdhwsp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 11 Biler Operatin (Read/Write) AV 13 AO 13 nvi/nvblropera_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 12 (See Nte 3) High Outdr Air Temp AV 14 AO 14 nvi/nvhioatmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 13 (Read/Write) Min Outdr Air Setpint AV 15 AO 15 nvi/nvminoasp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 14 (Read/Write) Lw Outdr Air Temp AV 16 AO 16 nvi/nvloatmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 15 (Read/Write) Max Outdr Air Setpint AV 17 AO 17 nvi/nvmaxoasp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 16 (Read/Write) Outdr Air Shutdwn Temp AV 18 AO 18 nvi/nvoashtdntp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 17 (Read/Write) Night Setback (Read/Write) AV 19 AO 19 nvi/nvnightstbk_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 18 Errr Cde (See Nte 4) AI 20 AI 20 nverrrcde_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 19 Analg In AI 21 AI 21 nvanalgin_xxx SNVT_vlt DA_Byt_XXX 20 Analg Out AI 22 AI 22 nvanalgout_xxx SNVT_vlt DA_Byt_XXX 21 Ignitins AI 23 AI 23 nvignitins_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 11 Burner High Hurs AI 24 AI 24 nvbrnrhihrs_xxx SNVT_time_hur DA_U16_XXX 12 Offset Page 37 f 49

38 Burner Medium Hurs AI 25 AI 25 nvbrnrmdhrs_xxx SNVT_time_hur DA_U16_XXX 13 Burner Lw Hurs AI 26 AI 26 nvbrnrlhrs_xxx SNVT_time_hur DA_U16_XXX 14 Water Level BI 27 DI 27 nvwaterlvl_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 0 Lw Gas Pressure BI 28 DI 28 nvlgasprs_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 1 Air Pressure BI 29 DI 29 nvairprs_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 2 Blcked Flue BI 30 DI 30 nvblckdflue_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 3 CH Pump BI 31 DI 31 nvchpump_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 4 DHW Pump BI 32 DI 32 nvdhwpump_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 5 Air Damper BI 33 DI 33 nvairdamper_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 6 High Gas Pressure BI 34 DI 34 nvhigasprs_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 7 ET Errr Number (See Nte 4) AI 35 AI 35 nveterrnum_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 23 ET Supply Temp AI 36 AI 36 nvetsuptmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 24 ET Return Temp AI 37 AI 37 nvetrettmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 25 ET DHW Temp AI 38 AI 38 nvetdhwtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 26 ET Flue Gas Temp AI 39 AI 39 nvetflugstp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 27 ET HX Temp AI 40 AI 40 nvethxtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 28 ET Outside Temp AI 41 AI 41 nvetotsdtmp_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 29 Biler State AI 42 AI 42 nvblrstate_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 38 Frst Prtectin BI 43 DI 43 nvfrstprtct_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 8 DHW Mde BI 44 DI 44 nvdhwmde_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 9 CH Mde BI 45 DI 45 nvchmde_xxx SNVT_switch DA_Bit_XXX 10 ET Mnth AI 46 AI 46 nvetmnth_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 31 ET Day AI 47 AI 47 nvetday_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 32 ET Year AI 48 AI 48 nvetyear_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 33 ET Hurs AI 49 AI 49 nvethrs_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 34 ET Minutes AI 50 AI 50 nvetminutes_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 35 ET Day Cunt High AI 51 AI 51 nvetdycnthi_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 36 ET Day Cunt Lw AI 52 AI 52 nvetdycntl_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_Byt_XXX 37 ET Run Hurs AI 53 AI 53 nvetrunhrs_xxx SNVT_time_hur DA_U16_XXX 23 NOTES: 1) State Cdes: 1=resetting; 2=standby, waiting fr demand; 3=relay circuit check; 4=relay circuit check; 5=pre-purging; 6=pre-purging; 7=preignitin with gas valve clsed; 8=ignitin with gas valve pen; 9=burning; 10=pst purging; 11=pst purging; 12=pst pumping fr CH; 13=pumping fr CH; 14=pst pumping fr DHW; 15=pumping fr DHW; 16=errr handling (lcking); 17=errr handling (blcking0; 18=restarting burner cntrl; 19=errr handling; 20=errr handling; 21=errr handling Page 38 f 49

39 2) Flame Signal Cdes: 0=n flame; 128=flame 3) Biler Operatin Cdes: 0=biler ff & pump ff; 1=biler n & pump aut cntrl; 2=biler ff & pump cnstantly n; 3=biler n & pump cnstantly n 4) Errr Cde Cdes: 1=ignitin failure; 4=max ΔT exceeded; 5=internal errr gas valve relay; 6=internal errr safety relay; 7=rapid rise utlet temperature; 8=fan wrng speed; 10=internal errr E2PROM signal; 11=UV sensr defect; 12=internal errr E2PROM errr; 15=rapid rise inlet temperature; 16=internal errr 16; 17=rapid rise HX temperature; 18=high limit; 20=late flame; 21=early flame; 24=flame failure; 25=air switch nt pen; 26=air switch nt clse; 30=lw water level (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r internal errr 30 (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 31=lw gas pressure (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r internal errr 31 (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 32=high gas pressure (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r internal errr 32 (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 35=internal errr 35 (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r high flue temperature (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 36=internal errr 36 (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r false flame (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 37=internal errr 37 (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r lw water level (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 38=high flue temperature (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r lw gas pressure (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 39=false flame (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r blcked flue (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 40=blcked flue (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r high inlet temperature (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 41=high inlet temperature (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r reverse flw in/ut (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 42=reverse flw in/ut (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r N/A (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 43=N/A (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r n grund 60 hertz errr (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 44=n grund 60 hertz errr (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r line neutral reverse (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 45=line neutral reverse (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r line frequency errr (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 46=line frequency errr (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r faulty grund (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 47=faulty grund (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r internal errr 47 (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 48=internal errr 47 (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r wrng biler type (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 49=wrng biler type (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r rapid rise HX errr (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 50=rapid rise HX errr (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r N/A (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 51=N/A (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r utlet temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 52=utlet temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r inlet temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 53=inlet temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r N/A (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 55=N/A (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r DHW temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 56=DHW temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r HX temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 57=HX temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r flue temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 58=flue temperature sensr pen (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r N/A (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 59=N/A (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r utlet temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 60=utlet temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r inlet temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 61=inlet temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r N/A (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 63=N/A (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r DHW temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 64=DHW temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r HX temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 65=HX temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r flue temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 66=flue temperature sensr shrt (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r internal errr 66 (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 67=internal errr 66 (ENVI versins 01BD, BD71, and 49A7) r high gas pressure (ENVI versins 6999 and 79F2); 68=IF cmmunicatin failure; 69=header sensr pen; 70=header sensr shrt; 71=rapid rise errr Page 39 f 49

40 Appendix B.2. Lve Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Pint Name BACnet Object Type BACnet Object ID N2 Data Type N2 Pint Address Ln Name Ln SNVT Data Array Name Prcess Value (See Nte 1) AI 1 AI 1 nvprcval_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 0 Setpint (Read/Write) AV 2 AO 2 nvi/nvsetpint_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 1 Upper-Limit f Temp Range AI 3 AI 3 nvuplmtprng_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 2 Lwer-Limit f Temp Range AI 4 AI 4 nvllmtprng_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 3 Cntrl Methd (Read/Write) AV 5 AO 5 nvi/nvctrlmethd_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 4 (See Nte 2) PB Prprtinal Band AV 6 AO 6 nvi/nvpb_prpbnd_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 5 (Read/Write) Ti Integral Time (Read/Write) AV 7 AO 7 nvi/nvtiintegtm_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 6 Td Derivative Time AV 8 AO 8 nvi/nvtddertime_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 7 (Read/Write) Output Value (Read/Write) AV 9 AO 9 nvi/nvoutputval_xxx SNVT_lev_percent DA_U16_XXX 8 Upper-Limit Regulatin AV 10 AO 10 nvi/nvuplimreg_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 9 (Read/Write) Lwer-Limit Regulatin AV 11 AO 11 nvi/nvllimreg_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 10 (Read/Write) Analg Decimal Setting AV 12 AO 12 nvi/nvanadecset_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 11 (Read/Write) PID Parameter Selectin AV 13 AO 13 nvi/nvpidprmsel_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 12 (Read/Write) SV Value (Read/Write) AV 14 AO 14 nvi/nvsvvalue_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 13 Alarm 1 Type (Read/Write) AV 15 AO 15 nvi/nvalm1type_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 14 (See Nte 3) Alarm 2 Type (Read/Write) AV 16 AO 16 nvi/nvalm2type_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 15 (See Nte 3) Alarm 3 Type (Read/Write) AV 17 AO 17 nvi/nvalm3type_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 16 (See Nte 3) Upper-Limit Alarm 1 AV 18 AO 18 nvi/nvuplimalm1_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 17 (Read/Write) Lwer-Limit Alarm 1 AV 19 AO 19 nvi/nvllimalm1_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 18 (Read/Write) Upper-Limit Alarm 2 (Read/Write) AV 20 AO 20 nvi/nvuplimalm2_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 19 Offset Page 40 f 49

41 Lwer-Limit Alarm 2 AV 21 AO 21 nvi/nvllimalm2_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 20 (Read/Write) Upper-Limit Alarm 3 AV 22 AO 22 nvi/nvuplimalm3_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 21 (Read/Write) Lwer-Limit Alarm 3 AV 23 AO 23 nvi/nvllimalm3_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 22 (Read/Write) Setting Lck Status AV 24 AO 24 nvi/nvsetlkstat_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 23 (Read/Write) (See Nte 4) Cmmunicatin Write-in AI 25 AI 25 nvcmwrinsl_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 24 Selectin (See Nte 5) Temp Unit Display Selectin BV 26 DO 26 nvi/nvtmpunit_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 25 (Read/Write) (See Nte 6) Cntrl RUN/STOP Setting BV 27 DO 27 nvi/nvctrrnstst_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 26 (Read/Write) (See Nte 7) STOP Setting fr PID BV 28 DO 28 nvi/nvstpsetpid_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 27 (Read/Write) (See Nte 8) Temp STOP fr PID BV 29 DO 29 nvi/nvtmpstppid_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 28 (Read/Write) (See Nte 9) PV Unstable AI 30 AI 30 nvpv_unstbl_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 29 Re-initialize AI 31 AI 31 nvre_init_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 30 PV Value fr Errr 0002H AI 32 AI 32 nvpvvaler2h_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 31 Input Sensr Did Nt Cnnect AI 33 AI 33 nvinsnncnc_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 32 PV Value fr errr 0003H AI 34 AI 34 nvpvvaler3h_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 33 Input Signal Errr AI 35 AI 35 nvinsigerr_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 34 PV Value fr Errr 0004H AI 36 AI 36 nvpvvaler4h_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 35 Over Input Range AI 37 AI 37 nvovrinrng_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 36 ADC Fail AI 38 AI 38 nvadc_fail_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 37 PV Value fr Errr 0006H AI 39 AI 39 nvpvvaler6h_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 38 EEPROM Read/Write errr AI 40 AI 40 nveepromerr_xxx SNVT_cunt_inc_f DA_U16_XXX 39 NOTES: 1) Prcess Value Cdes: XXX.X=actual value; 8002H=initial prcess; 8003H=temperature sensr is nt cnnected; 8004H=temperature sensr input errr; 8006H=Cannt get temperature value. ADC input errr; 8007H=Memry read/write errr. 2) Cntrl Mde Cdes: 0=PID; 1=On/Off; 2=manual tuning; 3=PID prgram cntrl 3) Alarm Types Cdes: 0=alarm functin disabled; 1=deviatin upper- and lwer-limit; 2=deviatin upper-limit; 3=deviatin lwer-limit; 4=reverse deviatin upper- and lwer-limit; 5=abslute value upper- and lwer-limit; 6=abslute value upper-limit; 7=abslute value lwer-limit; 8=deviatin upper- and lwer-limit with standby sequence; 9=deviatin upper-limit with standby sequence; 10=deviatin lwer-limit with standby sequence; 11=hysteresis upper-limit alarm utput; 12=hysteresis lwer-limit alarm utput; and 13=CT alarm utput Page 41 f 49

42 4) Setting Lck Status Cdes: 0=nrmal; 1=all setting lck; 11=lck thers than SV value 5) Cmmunicatin Write In Cdes: 0=disabled; 1=enabled 6) Temperature Unit Display Selectin Cdes: 0=⁰F; 1=⁰C 7) Cntrl RUN/STOP Setting Cdes: 0=STOP; 1=RUN 8) STOP setting fr PID prgram cntrl Cdes: 0=RUN; 1=STOP 9) Temprary STOP fr PID prgram cntrl Cdes: 0=RUN; 1=temprary STOP Page 42 f 49

43 Appendix B.3. Nur Mdbus RTU Mappings t BACnet MS/TP, BACnet/IP, Metasys N2 and LnWrks Pint Name BACnet Object Type BACnet Object ID N2 Data Type N2 Pint Address Ln Name Ln SNVT Data Array Name Supply Temperature AI 1 AI 1 nvsupplytmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 0 Return Temperature AI 2 AI 2 nvreturntmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 1 Stack Temperature AI 3 AI 3 nvstacktmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 2 DHW Temperature AI 4 AI 4 nvdhwtmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 3 Header Temperature AI 5 AI 5 nvheadertmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 4 HX Temperature AI 6 AI 6 nvhxtmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 5 ODA Temperature Filtered AI 7 AI 7 nvodatmpflt_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 6 Extra Field Temperature AI 8 AI 8 nvextfldtmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 7 Wireless Temperature AI 9 AI 9 nvwirlsstmp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 8 Analg Input AI 10 AI 10 nvanainput_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 9 Analg Output AI 11 AI 11 nvanaoutput_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 10 Burner Cntrl Digital I/O AI 12 AI 12 nvbrnctdgio_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 11 (See Nte 1) Burner Cntrl Digital I/O 2 AI 13 AI 13 nvbrctdgio2_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 12 (See Nte 2) CH Mde Active Setpint AI 14 AI 14 nvchmdactsp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 13 DHW Mde Active Setpint AI 15 AI 15 nvdhwmdacsp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 14 Demand Surce (See Nte 3) AI 16 AI 16 nvdmdsrc_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 15 Active Demand Status (See AI 17 AI 17 nvactdmdst_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 16 Nte 4) Biler State (See Nte 5) AI 18 AI 18 nvblrstate_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 17 Flame Signal AI 19 AI 19 nvflamesig_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 18 Fan Speed AI 20 AI 20 nvfanspeed_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 19 Firing Rate AI 21 AI 21 nvfirrate_xxx SNVT_lev_percent DA_U16_XXX 20 Errr Cde AI 22 AI 22 nverrcde_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U32_XXX 0 Errr Type (See Nte 6) AI 23 AI 23 nverrtype_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U16_XXX 23 Burner Cntrl Cycle Cunt AI 24 AI 24 nvbrctrcyct_xxx SNVT_cunt_f DA_U32_XXX 1 Burner Cntrl Run Hurs AI 25 AI 25 nvbrctrrnhr_xxx SNVT_time_hur DA_U32_XXX 2 CH Biler Cntrl BV 26 DO 26 nvi/nvchblrctrl_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 28 BMS CH Setpint AV 27 AO 27 nvi/nvbmschsp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 29 BMS CH Demand BV 28 DO 28 nvi/nvbmschdmd_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 30 Offset Page 43 f 49

44 DHW Biler Cntrl BV 29 DO 29 nvi/nvdhwblctrl_xxx SNVT_switch DA_U16_XXX 31 BMS DHW Setpint AV 30 AO 30 nvi/nvbmsdhwsp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 32 BMS DHW Tank Setpint AV 31 AO 31 nvi/nvbmdhwtksp_xxx SNVT_temp_p DA_U16_XXX 33 NOTES: 1) Burner Cntrl Digital I/O Cdes: Bit Map:15=safety relay, 14=night setback input, 13=enable, 12=undefined, 11=undefined, 10=limit cntrl circuit, 9=damper end switch input, 8=interlck cntrl circuit, 7=alarm relay n, 6=undefined, 5=gas valve pen, 4=external ignitin n, 3=Relay D n, 2=Relay C n, 1=Relay B n, 0=Relay A n 2) Burner Cntrl Digital I/O 2 Cdes: Bit Map: 15-8= undefined, 7=auxiliary input 2, 6=high gas pressure, 5=high temperature limit, 4=lw water cutff, 3=auxiliary input 1, 2=start interlck 2, 1=start interlck 1, 0=air switch 3) Demand Surce Cdes: 0=nne; 1=CH; 2=DHW; 3=freeze prtectin; 4=manual; 5=CH & DHW; 6=DHW & CH 4) Active Demand Status Cdes: 0=nrmal; 1=system pump pre-pump; 2=system pump pst-pump; 3=CH pump pre-pump; 4=CH pump pst-pump; 5=tank pump pre-pump; 6=tank pump pst-pump; 7=DHW pump pre-pump; 8=DHW pump pst-pump; 9=waiting anti-cycle; 10=md back max temp; 11=lw fire hld; 12=limit time t high fire; 13=limit accelerate; 14=limit decelerate; 15=waiting fr mde demand; 16=waiting fr biler t start; 17=CH pump running; 18=system pump running; 19=DHW pump running; 20=tank pump running 5) Biler State Cdes: 0=waiting fr cmmunicatin; 1=standby; 2=lckut; 3=hld; 4=waiting fr air switch clse; 5=waiting fr air switch pen; 6=pening damper; 7=waiting fr damper t pen; 8=pre-purge; 9=pst purge; 10=run; 11=md back delta temp; 12=md back max temp; 13=md back stack temp; 14=pre-ignitin; 15=ignitin; 16=md back delta temp exceeded; 17=md back max temp exceeded; 18=md back stack temp exceeded; 19=rate mdified by air switch; 20=rate mdified by utlet temperature; 21=rate mdified by delta limit; 22=rate mdified by stack limit; 23=starting; 24=fan nly; 25=stpping 6) Errr Type Cdes: 0=n errr; 1=lckut; 2=biler hld; 3=mde hld; 4=alert caused alarm Page 44 f 49

45 Appendix C. A Bank DIP Switch Settings Appendix C.1. A Bank DIP Switch Settings Address A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 1 On Off Off Off Off Off Off Off 2 Off On Off Off Off Off Off Off 3 On On Off Off Off Off Off Off 4 Off Off On Off Off Off Off Off 5 On Off On Off Off Off Off Off 6 Off On On Off Off Off Off Off 7 On On On Off Off Off Off Off 8 Off Off Off On Off Off Off Off 9 On Off Off On Off Off Off Off 10 Off On Off On Off Off Off Off 11 On On Off On Off Off Off Off 12 Off Off On On Off Off Off Off 13 On Off On On Off Off Off Off 14 Off On On On Off Off Off Off 15 On On On On Off Off Off Off 16 Off Off Off Off On Off Off Off 17 On Off Off Off On Off Off Off 18 Off On Off Off On Off Off Off 19 On On Off Off On Off Off Off 20 Off Off On Off On Off Off Off 21 On Off On Off On Off Off Off 22 Off On On Off On Off Off Off 23 On On On Off On Off Off Off 24 Off Off Off On On Off Off Off 25 On Off Off On On Off Off Off 26 Off On Off On On Off Off Off 27 On On Off On On Off Off Off 28 Off Off On On On Off Off Off 29 On Off On On On Off Off Off 30 Off On On On On Off Off Off 31 On On On On On Off Off Off 32 Off Off Off Off Off On Off Off 33 On Off Off Off Off On Off Off 34 Off On Off Off Off On Off Off 35 On On Off Off Off On Off Off 36 Off Off On Off Off On Off Off 37 On Off On Off Off On Off Off 38 Off On On Off Off On Off Off 39 On On On Off Off On Off Off 40 Off Off Off On Off On Off Off 41 On Off Off On Off On Off Off 42 Off On Off On Off On Off Off 43 On On Off On Off On Off Off 44 Off Off On On Off On Off Off Address A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 45 On Off On On Off On Off Off 46 Off On On On Off On Off Off 47 On On On On Off On Off Off 48 Off Off Off Off On On Off Off 49 On Off Off Off On On Off Off 50 Off On Off Off On On Off Off 51 On On Off Off On On Off Off 52 Off Off On Off On On Off Off 53 On Off On Off On On Off Off 54 Off On On Off On On Off Off 55 On On On Off On On Off Off 56 Off Off Off On On On Off Off 57 On Off Off On On On Off Off 58 Off On Off On On On Off Off 59 On On Off On On On Off Off 60 Off Off On On On On Off Off 61 On Off On On On On Off Off 62 Off On On On On On Off Off 63 On On On On On On Off Off 64 Off Off Off Off Off Off On Off 65 On Off Off Off Off Off On Off 66 Off On Off Off Off Off On Off 67 On On Off Off Off Off On Off 68 Off Off On Off Off Off On Off 69 On Off On Off Off Off On Off 70 Off On On Off Off Off On Off 71 On On On Off Off Off On Off 72 Off Off Off On Off Off On Off 73 On Off Off On Off Off On Off 74 Off On Off On Off Off On Off 75 On On Off On Off Off On Off 76 Off Off On On Off Off On Off 77 On Off On On Off Off On Off 78 Off On On On Off Off On Off 79 On On On On Off Off On Off 80 Off Off Off Off On Off On Off 81 On Off Off Off On Off On Off 82 Off On Off Off On Off On Off 83 On On Off Off On Off On Off 84 Off Off On Off On Off On Off 85 On Off On Off On Off On Off 86 Off On On Off On Off On Off 87 On On On Off On Off On Off 88 Off Off Off On On Off On Off Page 45 f 49

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48 Appendix D. Reference Appendix D.1. Specificatins Electrical Cnnectins Apprvals: PrtNde FPC-N34 One 6-pin Phenix cnnectr with: RS-485 prt (+ / - / gnd) Pwer prt (+ / - / Frame-gnd) One 3-pin Phenix cnnectr with: RS-485 prt (+ / - / gnd) One Ethernet 10/100 BaseT prt PrtNde FPC-N35 One 6-pin Phenix cnnectr with: RS-485 prt (+ / - / gnd) Pwer prt (+ / - / Frame-gnd) One Ethernet 10/100 BaseT prt One FTT-10 LnWrks prt CE Certified; TUV apprved t UL 916, EN , EN and CSA C22-2 standards; FCC Class A Part 15; DNP3 Cnfrmance Tested; RHS Cmpliant; CSA 205 Apprved BTL Marked LnMark Certified Multi-mde pwer adapter: 9-30VDC r 12-24VAC 11.5 cm L x 8.3 cm W x 4.1 cm H (4.5 x 3.2 x 1.6 in.) 0.2 kg (0.4 lbs) Pwer Requirements Physical Dimensins Weight: Operating -40 C t 75 C (-40 F t167 F) Temperature: Surge Suppressin Humidity: 5-90% RH (nn-cndensing) (Specificatins subject t change withut ntice) EN ESD EN EMC EN EFT Figure 31: Specificatins Appendix D.1.1. Cmpliance with UL Regulatins Fr UL cmpliance, the fllwing instructins must be met when perating PrtNde. The units shall be pwered by listed LPS r Class 2 pwer supply suited t the expected perating temperature range. The intercnnecting pwer cnnectr and pwer cable shall: Cmply with lcal electrical cde. Be suited t the expected perating temperature range. Meet the current and vltage rating fr PrtNde/Net Furthermre, the intercnnecting pwer cable shall: Be f length nt exceeding 3.05m (118.3 ) Be cnstructed f materials rated VW-1 r FT-1 r better If the unit is t be installed in an perating envirnment with a temperature abve 65 C, it shuld be installed in a Restricted Access Area requiring a key r a special tl t gain access This device must nt be cnnected t a LAN segment with utdr wiring. Page 48 f 49