TR50 - User Guide 29
4.4.7 Configure TR50 Bacnet Device via CPO
Follow the below steps to create a Bacnet device TR50 sensor:
Step 1. Right-click a project node and click New Controller.
The New Controller dialog box appears.
Step 2. Select MSTP as the Model type.
Step 3. In Model name, select a required unitary controller/MSTP based
controller /TR50 sensor from the drop-down list.
Step 4. In Sub model, select a sub model from the drop-down list. The sub model
list changes according to the main model selected in the previous field.
Step 5. In the Controller name box, type a name for the device.
Step 6. In the Device id list, enter a device ID.
Every device you add in the project must be assigned with a unique
device ID as per the BACnet standard. The device ID is a number can be
picked between the range from 1 to 4194302.
If a number is assigned for a device, then the same number cannot be
assigned for another device in the same project.
Step 7. In the Application version list, select an application version.
Step 8. In the Plant controller list, select the plant controller to which the unitary
controller/MSTP based controller /TR50 sensor must be associated.
Step 9. In the Channel name list, select the channel type to which the unitary
controller/MSTP based controller /TR50 sensor must be associated.
Step 10. Click Create.
Follow the below steps to configure TR50 Bacnet device in CPO:
Step 1. Create a CPO Universal Unitary controller, as per the above steps.
Step 2. In the Controller Properties tab, click the required Controller Address to
be assigned to the controller.
Step 3. Create datapoints.
Step 4. In the right-pane, click the IO Terminal Assignment tab.
Step 5. Click Add Sylk Device and select the required wall module type.
The Add Sylk Device dialog box appears.
Step 6. In the Device Type list, click the required TR50 wall module variant.
Step 7. In the Templates list, select a template based on the requirement.
Step 8. In the Address list, select an address from the drop-down list. Set the
same address manually on the TR50 sensor using dip switch.
Step 9. Click Finish.
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