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APPENDIX D — NETWORK CONFIGURATION
General: Net Protocol
Extended Modbus Connector —
Ethernet connec-
tor and CCN connector on PIC 5 controller can be configured
to be a Modbus connector:
Step 1: Configuration Menu Network Configuration,
Modbus Option set to Enable
Step 2: When the Modbus Server Type is set to 0(IP), Ether-
net connector will be the Modbus connector; when the Modbus
Server Type is set to 1(RS485), CCN connector will be the
Modbus connector.
Step 3: Wait 40 seconds; the controller will reboot automati-
cally to save the configuration change.
Extended Open Protocol Connector —
Ethernet
connector and CCN connector on PIC 5 controller can be con-
figured to be a Modbus connector (feature initiated in v3.2 soft-
ware) with the following steps:
Step 1: Configuration Menu ->Network Configuration, Mod-
bus Option set to Enable
Step 2: Modbus Server Type set to 0(IP), Ethernet connector
will be the Modbus connector; Set to 1(RS485), CCN connec-
tor will be the Modbus connector.
Step 3: Wait 40 seconds; controller will reboot automatically to
save the configuration change.
See Fig. I-L. Even if ethernet connector is configured to be
the extended Modbus connector, it still can be configured to
BACnet with BACnet dongle installed and BACnet option set
to enable.
BACnet/IP —
The 19XR PIC 5 controller supports the
BACnet protocol as B-ASC BACnet equipment over IP. In ad-
dition, BACnet on the PIC 5 controller supports the following
features:
• Optional properties such as Change of Value (COV),
Intrinsic Reporting, and Commandable properties on
some objects.
• The generation of limited alarm and event notifications
and the ability to direct them to recipients
• The tracking of acknowledgments of alarms from human
operators
• The adjustment of alarm parameters
• Read/write property for many objects
Installing the BACnet Dongle —
The BACnet op-
tion can be implemented at the factory or on-site. This section
is intended for on-site installation.
It is strongly recommended to disconnect the complete
power supply before any intervention. Disconnect the main
power supply with appropriate disconnect devices. Only per-
sonnel qualified to the level recommended in standard IEC
60364 (International Electrotechnical Commission) and trained
to do this may have access to electrical components.
Fig. I —Network Configuration Screen, Page 1
Fig. J —Network Configuration Screen, Page 2
Fig. K —Network Configuration Screen, Page 3
Fig. L —Network Configuration Screen, Page 4
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