ICC XLTR-1000 Instruction Manual page 43

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Configure the "RS-485 B" port (BACnet client) using the above requirements
• Click on the RS-485 B Configuration tab.
• Select BACnet MS/TP Client from the protocol dropdown menu.
• Enter the Baud Rate settings to match that of the drive.
• Enter the Address for the gateway to reside at on the network.
• Enter a Device Name, device Instance Number, and the Max Master for
the gateway.
• Create Service Objects to read and write the desired BACnet objects:
o We can create one service object to monitor the output frequency
and output current since they are the same type and have the same
multiplier value.
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Since the output voltage has a different multiplier than the other two
analog inputs, it must be defined as a separate service object.
o Now we must create a service object to monitor the running,
forward/stop, and reverse/stop bits.
o To command the frequency command, we must create a service
object for that analog output.
• Select Analog Input from the Type selection group.
• Enter the device instance of the drive into the Dest Dev
Inst field.
Enter "1" into the Start Inst field.
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Enter "2" into the Num Insts field.
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Enter "0" into the Database Addr field.
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Select 32-bit Unsigned from the Data Type dropdown
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menu.
Enter "0.01" into the Multiplier field.
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• Click Create.
Select Analog Input from the Type selection group.
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Enter the device instance of the drive into the Dest Dev
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Inst field.
• Enter "3" into the Start Inst field.
• Enter "1" into the Num Insts field.
• Enter "8" into the Database Addr field.
• Select 32-bit Unsigned from the Data Type dropdown
menu.
• Enter "0.1" into the Multiplier field.
• Click Create.
• Select Binary Input from the Type selection group.
• Enter the device instance of the drive into the Dest Dev
Inst field.
• Enter "1" into the Start Inst field.
• Enter "3" into the Num Insts field.
• Enter "12" into the Database Addr field.
Click Create.
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• Select Analog Output from the Type selection group.
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