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7 BACNET
pCOWeb can recognise queries sent by a
supervisor that uses the BACnet protocol (Building
Automation Control Networks), in the following two
versions:
BACnet/IP (Addendum A/Annex J)
BACnet Ethernet ISO8802-2 over 8802-3
The two standards use the same physical means for
carrying the data (Ethernet RJ-45 network) but differ
as regards the different ways the data packets are
encoded. If BACnet is used, during installation the
proper version needs to be set to coincide with the
type used by the supervisor.
A complete description of the BACnet protocol is
not within the scope of this document. The system
integrator, who is usually responsible for setting the
various parameters, checking network
communication and setting up the supervision
system, should know how BACnet works.
The basic BACnet parameter configuration page is
shown in
Figure 7.a above; for advanced
configuration, go to
http://ksa.carel.com and
download the BACset software; the main screen of
this program is shown in
Figure 7.b. All settings become active at next pCOWeb
reboot.
BACset can be used to set all the properties of the BACnet objects supported by
pCOWeb, save them on pCOWeb or on the PC for later use when required.
The BACnet configuration is saved on pCOWeb in a number of files in the
/usr/local/root/flash/etc/sysconfig directory in the same way as the other
configurations.
BACNET PICS
BACnet is a scalable protocol, that is, it features a vast array of functions, some of
which are obligatory, others whose implementation is left to the discretion of the
manufacturer. For a product that uses BACnet, the document that analytically
describes the type of functions implemented is extremely important.
This document is called PICS (Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement)
and for the pCOWeb is available at
http://ksa.carel.com.
NOTE The clock on the pCOWeb can be set using specific commands in the
BACnet protocol. When using this method, it is recommended to
disable synchronisation with the time on the pCO controller (see
8.6 on
page 40).
Figure 7.a - BACnet: basic configuration
Figure 7.b - BACset software for the advanced pCOWeb BACnet configuration
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