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BACNet Flow CoNtroller
NETWORKING & SETUP
BACnet Service Menu
Each controller's MAC address, Device Instance, and Baud rate are set in the BACnet sub-menu of the service menu accessed
through the LCD screen on the face of the BFC. For information on how to select a MAC address and Device instance for any
controller on a network, see following pages.
To set the controller's BACnet settings, enter the Service Menu and adjust settings as follows:
Note:
When the screen displays a flashing value, that value is ready to be changed and can be adjusted by pressing the arrow
keys. Pressing Menu will save the value.
THEN
5 SECONDS
SerVICe MeNU:
FAN
SerVICe MeNU:
BACNet
MAC ADDreSS
DeVICe INSt.
101
BAUD rAte
76800
Once all settings are made scroll down to the 'Press Menu to Exit' screen and press Menu. The controller will then re-start which
will save these values.
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THEN
THEN
OR
THEN
THEN
OR
Hold down the Menu button on the LCD Thermostat for
5 seconds until prompted for a passcode; use
to enter the passcode; DOWN, UP, UP, DOWN.
The screen will now display "SERVICE MENU: FAN"
Scroll down to the BACnet sub-menu.
Press the Menu button to enter this menu.
Screen will now show "MAC ADDRESS = 1". This is the
default setting and can be programmed between 1 and 99 by
pressing Menu and using the UP and DOWN arrows (
Use
to scroll to whatever MAC you are intending to set this
controller to, once you arrive at the number, press Menu to
save
Note: By default, the MAC address will appear as the last 2
digits of the device instance.
The device instance defaults to 100, but will be displayed with
the last 2 digits as the MAC if the previous screen was set to
enabled. Press Menu then use the arrow keys to change the
device instance.
Note:
Each Menu press will change allow changes in different
tiers of the device instance (so that you don't have to scroll for
extended periods to get into the millions range – supposing
that's where you need to set your device instance)
The baud rate is the speed that the MS/TP network runs at.
EVERY device on the network must run at the same speed.
Price controllers are defaulted to a baud rate of 76800, but can
be changed to 38400, 19200, or 9600. For a network segment
with all Price controllers, it's recommended that the baud rate
be left at 76800.
* Choose lower baud rates only when integrating with devices
by other manufacturers whose maximum speed is lower than
76800 (eg. 38400).
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