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12.3. Configuring BACnet Settings
12.3.1. BACnet MAC Address and Device
ID
The network address and device ID makes a board unique from
other boards on the network of the same type. This allows the su-
pervisory controller to find it and communicate with it. The case
controller BACnet MAC address can be set using the Visograph
display. Note that the keys are labeled T1 - T8 in these graphics
only and not on the actual device.
Press the T4 Key for three (3) seconds to enter the Main Menu:
Figure 12-2 - Main Menu
1.
Press the T2 key to enter System Configuration and then
press T1 for System:
Figure 12-3 - System Configuration
2.
Press the T5 key to move the cursor to the MSTP Addr and
MSTP Baud fields. Press T4 SET to edit and use T3/T5 to
move the values to the desired selection. Press T4 SET to
save the selection. The case controller baud rate and E2E
baud rate must match. Set the baud rate to 19200. (Note: The
case controller saves and automatically reboots to
re-initialize with the new address after a period of 7
minutes. Do not reboot manually.)
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3.
After saving the address selection, press T6 (right arrow key)
three times to change the device ID:
Figure 12-4 - Change Device ID
4.
Press the T3/T5 keys to move to the Rack ID field. Press T4
to edit and select the Rack ID name for the system and press
T4 to save.
5.
Press T3/T5 to move to the circuit number and press T4 to
edit and select the circuit number. Press T4 to save.
6.
Select the Case ID letter and save. After all three fields have
been set, the controller Device ID will automatically be set.
(Note: The case controller saves and automatically reboots
to re initialize with new address after a period of 7 minutes,
do not reboot manually.)
12.3.2. Setting BACnet APDU Timeout
and BACnet Max Master
The BACnet APDU timeout and BACnet max master number
can be set by following the instructions below.
Press the T4 Key for three (3) seconds to enter the Main Menu:
Figure 12-5 - Main Menu
1.
Press the T2 key to enter System Configuration and press T1
for System.
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