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CAS-2700-21 SEC Protocol for Mitsubishi UPS Modbus / BACnet / HTML Gateway
CAS270021 SEC(Serial)ProtocolforMitsubishiUPS Modbus(RTUandTCP)/BACnet/HTMLGateway
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TABLEOFCONTENTS TABLEOFCONTENTS ...................................................................................................................... 2 1.
SEC Protocol for Mitsubishi UPS Gateway Description................................................. 4
2. Connections ......................................................................................................................... 5 2.1. BlockDiagram .................................................................................................................... 5 2.2. Wiring/Connections ......................................................................................................... 6 2.2.1. MitsubishiConnections ............................................................................................... 6 2.2.2. ModbusRTUConnections ........................................................................................... 7 2.3. LimitationsandBestPractices ........................................................................................... 8 3. Configuration and Settings ................................................................................................ 9 3.1. MitsubishiUPSConnectionSettings ................................................................................. 9 3.2. ModbusTCPSettings .......................................................................................................... 9 3.3. ModbusRTUSettings ......................................................................................................... 9 3.4. BACnetIPSettings ........................................................................................................... 10 3.5. OtherSettings ................................................................................................................. 10 3.6. ConfigurationSettings ..................................................................................................... 10 3.7. ChangeConfigurationSettings ........................................................................................ 11 4.
Reading Data using HTML / Web Browser ................................................................... 13
5. Reading Modbus Data ...................................................................................................... 14 5.1. ModbusFunctionSupported(RTUandTCP)................................................................... 14 5.2. ModbusDataMap ........................................................................................................... 14 5.3. InterpretingModbusData ............................................................................................... 17 5.4. TestProcedure–UseCASModbusScanner ................................................................... 18 6. Reading BACnet Data ...................................................................................................... 20 6.1. MostCommonBACnetProblem ..................................................................................... 20 6.2. InterpretingBACnetData ................................................................................................ 20 6.3. BACnetObjects ................................................................................................................ 21 6.4. BACnetTestProcedure.................................................................................................... 24 7. Commissioning, Diagnostics and Trouble Shooting ...................................................... 28 7.1. WhattoTaketoSiteforCommissioning ......................................................................... 28 7.2. GatewayStatus ................................................................................................................ 32 7.3. GatewayDiagnostics ....................................................................................................... 32 7.4. Debuglog. ........................................................................................................................ 32 7.5. MitsubishiUPSConnection ............................................................................................. 34 7.6. AnotherMethodforChangingtheIPAddressDHCP .................................................... 35 7.7. DiscoveringtheGateway ................................................................................................. 36 7.8. DownloadingNewFirmware ........................................................................................... 36 8.
Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 37
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SEC Protocol for Mitsubishi UPS Gateway Description
TheSECprotocolcanbeusedtoconnecttosuitablyenabledUPS’smanufacturedbyMitsubshi. ThisisaserialprotocolusingRS232.Theprotocolisnodeless,soonlyoneUPScanbe connectedtoportofthegateway. TheGatewayconnectstotheUPS,readsdataandstoresitinternally.Whenaremotesystem requestsdata,thisdataisservedinaformthatisappropriatetotherequestingprotocol.In theeventthattheconnectiontotheUPScontrollerislost,ordatacannotberead,thegateway cansignalthistotheremotedataclient. Thegatewayrequiresminimalconfigurationandcanbeconsideredaplugandplaycomponent ofasystem,inthatitisreadytooperateoutoftheboxwiththedefaultconfiguration.
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Connections
2.1.
BlockDiagram
Monitor and Control UPS's that support SEC protocol using BACnet, Modbus or Web
Free BACnet test software with purchase* Confidently test the BACnet interface. Discover devices and their objects. Test and document them. Arm yourself with a powerful field tool. Full license.
BACnet IP
Modbus TCP
HTTP and other web protocols
Ethernet Network Connection via std networking interfaces such as hubs, switches, routers. We are always adding to the library of protocols and can add yours.
CAS-2700-21 Gateway
RS232 Modbus RTU Master
Modbus RTU Device(s)
Mitsubushi UPS RS485 for Modbus RTU server
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2.2.
Wiring/Connections
2.2.1.
MitsubishiConnections
ANullModemcableissuitable.
9 Pin Female
9 Pin Female
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ModbusRTUConnections
Port0–RS485ModeTerminals DB9Terminal1jumperto3
RS485–Positive
DB9–Terminal2jumperto4
RS485–Negative
DB9–Terminal5
RS485Common
Jumper7to8
Jumper6to9
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9 Pin Female
Signal common
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2.3.
LimitationsandBestPractices
MaximumNumberofUPSdevicesperGateway Only1MitsubishiUPSdevicecanbeconnectedtoasinglegateway.Thisisalimitationof RS232andoftheSECprotocol. RS232BestPractices We recommend a maximum of 30ft for the RS232 cable. A well made cable in a clean environmentcaneasilyrunto100ftandprovidesatisfactoryperformance.
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Configuration and Settings 3.1.
MitsubishiUPSConnectionSettings
ThebaudrateisaconfigurablesettingfortheMitsubishiUPSdevice.
BaudRate=1200,2400,4800,9600,19200
DefaultBaudRate=9600
ThesesettingsarehardcodedsincetheycannotbechangedintheMitsubishiUPSdevice. Parity=None DataBits=8 StopBits=1 3.2.
ModbusTCPSettings
ToconnectusingModbusTCPyouneedtoknowtheIPaddressofthegatewayandthe Modbus‘Station’number(alsoknownas‘DeviceAddress’or‘NodeID’) ModbusStationNumber=1(Thisparameterisconfigurable). Review section 7.6 Another Method for Changing the IP Address DHCP to see the defaultIPAddresssettingsandhowtochangethem. 3.3.
ModbusRTUSettings
ToconnectusingModbusRTUyouneedtosettheconnectioncorrectlyandtheModbus ‘Station’number(alsoknownas‘DeviceAddress’or‘NodeID’) ModbusStationNumber=1(Thisparameterisconfigurable–sharedwithModusTCP). ConnectionSettings:9600(or19200)Baud,8DataBits,1StopBit,NoParity.TheBaud Rateisconfigurable.ThedeviceisaModbusRTUslave.
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3.4.
BACnetIPSettings
BACnetsupportsdiscovery.ThusanyBACnettoolwilldiscoverthegatewayandreport its properties. Each gateway must be allocated a unique device instance number and thusthisisaconfigurablesetting. TheDefaultBACnetSettingsare DeviceInstanceNumber=389001(Thisparameterisconfigurable) ItisimportanttonotethatBACnetmessagescannotpassfromonesubnettoanother without a BACnet technology called BBMD installed. The easiest installation and the bestwaytoavoidthiscomplicationistosetthegateway’sIPaddresssothatitisonthe samesubnetastheBACnetdataclient(usuallytheBAS/Scadasystem). Review section 7.6 Another Method for Changing the IP Address DHCP to see the defaultIPAddresssettingsandhowtochangethem. 3.5.
OtherSettings
Timeout: If the gateway loses it connection to the controller it will mark the data as unreliable after some time has passed. The same is true if one particular data item cannot be read – that data item will be marked as unrealizable. This will affecthowremoteModbusorBACnetclientswillseethedata. Timeout=120seconds(Default) Thissettingcanbechanged. 3.6.
ConfigurationSettings
UseaBrowserandbrowsetotheIPaddressoftheGateway.Forexample: http://192.168.1.113/bin/mitsubishiups. 2010©
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3.7.
ChangeConfigurationSettings
UseaWebBrowserandtypethefollowingintotheaddressbar: http://192.168.1.113/bin/mitsubishiups IPAddressofyourunit.
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ChangetheSettingsandclickSubmittosavethem.Tocancelchangessimply closethepagewithoutsubmitting. TheModbusStationIDissharedbetweenModbusRTUandModbusTCP NoteonIPAddresses:AnothermethodisprovidedtochangetheNetmaskand Gatewayaddress. Changesdonottakeeffectuntilthedevicerestarts.UsetheResetbuttonthe webpageorrecyclethepower.
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Reading Data using HTML / Web Browser UseaWebBrowsertobrowsetothispage. http://192.168.1.113/status This is the IP address of your gateway Youarepresentedwithascreensimilartothisone.(Ageisexplainedinthesection ‘GatewayStatus’ofthismanual)
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Reading Modbus Data NeedtoknowmoreaboutModbus?Readthisguide. http://www.chipkin.com/september2010newsletter
5.1.
ModbusFunctionSupported(RTUandTCP)
The Gateway supports functions 1, 2, 3, and 4. Most masters should be configured to use function 3 (Read Holding Registers). However it will respond to polls that use the otherfunctionswithoffsetequaltozero.Youcanreadthisdataas3xxxx,1xxxx,0xxxx or4xxxxdata. 5.2.
ModbusDataMap
Modbus Holding Register 40001 40002 40003 40004 40005 40006 40007 40008 40009 40010 40011 40012 40013 40014 40015 40016 40017 40018 40019 40020 40021 40022 40023 40024 40025 40026 2010©
Engineering Description BatteryCondition BatteryStatus BatteryCharge SecondsOnBattery EstimatedMinutes EstimatedCharge BatteryVoltage BatteryCurrent BatteryTemperature InputLineBads InputNumLines InputFrequency1 InputVoltage1 InputCurrent1 InputPower1 InputFrequency2 InputVoltage2 InputCurrent2 InputPower2 InputFrequency3 InputVoltage3 InputCurrent3 InputPower3 OutputSource OutputFrequency OutputNumLines
Units None None None seconds minutes None 0.1volts 0.1amps Degrees None None 0.1Hz 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts 0.1Hz 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts 0.1Hz 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts None 0.1Hz None
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OutputVoltage1 OutputCurrent1 OutputPower1 OutputLoad1 OutputVoltage2 OutputCurrent2 OutputPower2 OutputLoad2 OutputVoltage3 OutputCurrent3 OutputPower3 OutputLoad3 BypassFrequency BypassNumLines BypassVoltage1 BypassCurrent1 BypassPower1 BypassVoltage2 BypassCurrent2 BypassPower2 BypassVoltage3 BypassCurrent3 BypassPower3 AlarmTemperature AlarmInputBad AlarmOutputBad AlarmOverload AlarmBypassBad AlarmOutputOff AlarmUPSShutdown AlarmChargerFailure AlarmSystemOff AlarmFanFailure AlarmFuseFailure AlarmGeneralFault AlarmAwaitingPower AlarmShutdownPending AlarmShutdownImminent NominalInputVoltage NominalInputFrequency NominalOutputVoltage NominalOutputFrequency NominalVARating NominalOutputRating LowBatteryTime AudibleAlarm LowVoltageTransferPoint
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0.1volts 0.1amps Watts None 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts None 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts None 0.1Hz None 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts 0.1volts 0.1amps Watts None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Volts 0.1Hz Volts 0.1Hz Voltamps Watts Minutes None Volts
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HighVoltageTransferPoint BatteryInstalledDate NominalBatteryLife
Volts None Days
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5.3.
InterpretingModbusData
Modbusdoesnothaveamechanismforreportingthevalidityofdata.What happensifthegatewaylosesitsconnectiontotheMitsubishiUPSdevice?Aftera timeoutperiodhaselapsedthegatewaywillregardthedataithadread previously,asunreliable. Theremotedataclientwillseethevalue65535(1,configurable)intheregisters thatcontainunreliabledata.Inotherwords,ratherthanservetheold(possibly obsolete)data,thegatewayservesavaluethatclearlyidentifiesthatthedatais invalid. SomevalueshavebeenencodedasIEEE754formatfloatingpointnumbers. Thesevaluesuse2x16bitregisters.TheyareclearlyidentifiedintheModbus Map.SinceModbusdoesnotsupportfloatingpointnumberssoallothervalues areservedaswholenumbers.
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5.4.
TestProcedure–UseCASModbusScanner
YoucantesttheModbusTCPdatausingfreetestsoftwareprovidedbyChipkin AutomationSoftware. Thisisalinktothedownloadpage.http://www.chipkin.com/casmodbus scanner Configurethescannerasfollows 1. Addaconnection–specifytheIPaddressofthegateway 2. Addadevicetotheconnection.Setthedevice=1 3. AddaRequesttothedevice:ReadHoldingregisteroffset=1Length=68 Theresultshouldbelikethis.
4. ClickthePollButton 5. Usethevaluesfoundinthe‘int16columnandthedatamaptabletoreview thedata. 2010©
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Reading BACnet Data BACnetsupportsdiscovery.Whenyoudiscoverthegateway,objectsandpropertiesyou willfindappropriatelynamedobjectsthatreportdatafromtheMitsubishiUPSdevice. Because BACnet supports discovery, usually knowledge of the BACnet Device Instance Numberdoesnotneedtobeknowninadvance. Each BACnet device (like the gateway) needs to have a unique instance number. Thereforeitmaybenecessaryforyoutochangetheinstancenumber. NeedtolearnsomeBACnetbasics?Readthisguide. http://www.chipkin.com/bacnetsolutions 6.1.
MostCommonBACnetProblem
IfthedeviceorapplicationthatisreadingtheBACnetdataisonanothersubnetthenit will not discover or be able to talk to the gateway. This can be resolved two ways. 1. Change the IP address of the gateway to be on the same subnet – a simple task. 2. InstallBBMD–anontrivialtask–butataskyoucanoftenpassthebuckon–itisthe responsibilityofthecompanyinstallingtheBASsystemtoprovideBBMD.Youcanread moreaboutitatthislink.http://www.chipkin.com/articles/bacnetbbmd 6.2.
InterpretingBACnetData
IfthegatewaylosescommunicationswiththeMitsubishiUPSdeviceorifadatapoint cannotbereadfromthecontroller,the‘OutofService’propertyofthedataobjectisset true once the timeout has expired. The value of the ‘Present Value’ property is not changed,thusthelastgoodvaluewillbeshown. Scaling:SomeBacnetobjectstransportscaleddata.ThevaluesservedasBACnetvalues are the same as those served on Modbus. They are always whole numbers. Thus for example, referencing section you see thecurrent is served as 0.1 Amps. Thus if the Modbus register contains the value 123 it means the current is 12.3 Amps. The same appliestoBACnet.IfthePresentValueoftheobjectis123itmeans12.3Amps. 40018
InputCurrent2
0.1amps
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BACnetObjects ThefollowingisalistofpossibleBACnetObjects.Pleasenotethatwhichobjects appearinaBACnetexplorerwilldependonwhichUPSdevicewasselected,and whichStatusgroupswererequested
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analog_input1(battery_condition)
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analog_input2(battery_status)
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analog_input3(battery_charge)
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analog_input4(seconds_on_battery)
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analog_input5(estimated_minutes)
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analog_input6(estimated_charge)
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analog_input7(battery_voltage)
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analog_input8(battery_current)
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analog_input9(battery_temperature)
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analog_input10(input_line_bads)
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analog_input11(input_num_lines)
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analog_input12(input_frequency_1)
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analog_input13(input_voltage_1)
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analog_input14(input_current_1)
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analog_input15(input_power_1)
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analog_input16(input_frequency_2)
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analog_input17(input_voltage_2)
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analog_input18(input_current_2)
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analog_input19(input_power_2)
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analog_input20(input_frequency_3)
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analog_input21(input_voltage_3)
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analog_input22(input_current_3)
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analog_input23(input_power_3)
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analog_input24(output_source)
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analog_input25(output_frequency)
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analog_input26(output_num_lines)
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analog_input27(output_voltage_1)
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analog_input28(output_current_1)
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analog_input29(output_power_1)
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analog_input30(output_load_1)
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analog_input31(output_voltage_2)
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analog_input32(output_current_2)
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analog_input33(output_power_2)
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analog_input34(output_load_2)
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analog_input35(output_voltage_3)
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analog_input36(output_current_3)
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analog_input37(output_power_3)
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analog_input38(output_load_3)
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analog_input39(bypass_frequency)
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analog_input40(bypass_num_lines)
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analog_input41(bypass_voltage_1)
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analog_input42(bypass_current_1)
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analog_input43(bypass_power_1)
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analog_input44(bypass_voltage_2)
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analog_input45(bypass_current_2)
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analog_input46(bypass_power_2)
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analog_input47(bypass_voltage_3)
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analog_input48(bypass_current_3)
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analog_input49(bypass_power_3)
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analog_input50(alarm_temperature)
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analog_input51(alarm_input_bad)
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analog_input52(alarm_output_bad)
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analog_input53(alarm_overload)
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analog_input54(alarm_bypass_bad)
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analog_input55(alarm_output_off)
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analog_input56(alarm_ups_shutdown)
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analog_input57(alarm_charger_failure)
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analog_input58(alarm_system_off)
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analog_input59(alarm_fan_failure)
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analog_input60(alarm_fuse_failure)
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analog_input61(alarm_general_fault)
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analog_input62(alarm_awaiting_power)
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analog_input63(alarm_shutdown_pending)
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analog_input64(alarm_shutdown_imminent)
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analog_input65(nominal_input_voltage)
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analog_input66(nominal_input_frequency)
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analog_input67(nominal_output_voltage)
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analog_input68(nominal_output_frequency)
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analog_input69(nominal_va_rating)
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analog_input70(nominal_output_rating)
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analog_input71(low_battery_time)
x
analog_input72(audible_alarm)
x
analog_input73(low_voltage_transfer_point)
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analog_input74(high_voltage_transfer_point)
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analog_input75(battery_installed_date)
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analog_input76(nominal_battery_life)
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6.4.
BACnetTestProcedure
YouhavebeenprovidedwithaUSBkeytotheCASBACnetExplorer.Thiskeyactivates the software. It cannot run without it. If you don’t have your USB key, you can still activatetheapplication–itrequiresaninternetconnection.Avideoprovideshelp. http://www.chipkin.com/articles/casbacnetexplorersoftwareactivationvideo Youmightalsowanttorefertothesearticles. http://www.chipkin.com/articles/casbacnetexplorerusbsoftwareactivationproblems http://www.chipkin.com/casbacnetexplorerlicensesfaq Installandactivatetheapplication.Downloadfromhere. http://www.chipkin.com/casbacnetexplorer/ Procedure 1. Starttheapplication 2. ClickSettings 3. CheckIP–uncheckMSTPandEthernet 4. Clickonthenetworkcardyouwilluse. 5. ClickOk. 6. Nowclickdiscover 7. ClickSend
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Device(s) were discovered. Click the + to open up.
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Select the device and click discover again.
Check the ‘Discover properties’ box. Click the Send button.
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You get a list of objects with properties.
Out of Service=False means data from UPS is valid. True=UPS data has timed out and cannot be read.
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Present value is the value found in the UPS Device.
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Commissioning, Diagnostics and Trouble Shooting
7.1.
WhattoTaketoSiteforCommissioning
1. Thegatewayandothersuppliedcomponents. 2. USB>232Converter Anywilldo.Thiswillallowyouruntestsusingthe232serialconnection.Connecttothe deviceandfindoutwhichCOMportisnowavailable,useCASModbusScannertoretrieve data. 3. SerialCables ANullModemcableisusedtoconnecttothegatewaydiagnosticport.Takeonewithyou. ANullModemcableisusedtoconnecttheMitsubishiUPSDevicetotheGateway. 4. Laptop 5. GatewayIPAddressAllocationTool Downloadfrom
http://www.chipkin.com/articles/casgatewayipaddresstool 6. Wiresharkpacketsniffersoftware–freedownload
http://www.wireshark.org/download.html 7. CASModbusScanner–freedownload
CASModbusScannerisautilitytoretrievecoils,inputs,holdingregisters,andinput registersfromaModbusenableddevice.Valuesretrievedfromthedevicecanbe viewedinmanydifferentformatsincludingBinary,HEX,Uint16,Int16,Uint32,Int32, andFloat32. http://www.chipkin.com/casmodbusscanner 2010©
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8. SerialMiniTester
9. DB9andDB25maleandfemaleconnectormakeupkits(Solderfree) Alwaysusefulbutnotrequiredifyouhavetestedyourcablepriortoattendingthesite. 10. Rx/TXcrossover.
Alwaysusefulbutnotrequiredifyouhavetestedyourcablepriortoattendingthesite.
Itisusefultobeabletoswaptheconductorsconnectedtopins2and3.Takea modulewithyou.Itiseasierthanchangingthewires. Forexample,theZiotekNullModemAdapterDB25 http://www.cyberguys.com/product details/?productid=751&rtn=750&core_cross=SEARCH_DETAIL_SIMILAR#page=page 1
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11. GenderBenders Alwaysusefulbutnotrequiredifyouhavetestedyourcablepriortoattendingthesite.
12. EthernetPatchcables 13. Hub UsedasalastresortifthereareproblemsonModbusorBACnet 2010©
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Ahubisnotaswitch.Ahubcanbeusedfortroubleshootingwhereasonlya‘supervised’ switchcan.Mostswitchesarenotsupervised. http://www.chipkin.com/articles/hubsvsswitchesusingwiresharktosniffnetwork packets
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7.2.
GatewayStatus
Browsetohttp://192.168.1.113/statusandyouwillbethevaluesofdata,data ageanddataqualityinformation. The"dataage"isnowlongithasbeeninsecondssincethedatawaslast updated.Thisvalueshouldbelessthen~10asitonlytakes12sectopollevery pointontheMitsubishiUPSdevice.Thestatusisbasedoffthedataage,when thedataagereaches[MitsubishiUPSdatatimeout]{default:120sec}thestatus willchangeto"BAD"andbehighlightedinred. Youmustmanuallyrefreshthispagetogettheupdatedvalues. 7.3.
GatewayDiagnostics
PowerLed:GreenSolid=NormalCondition. RJ45LED:Greentoshowlink. 7.4.
Debuglog. ThedebugmessagesaresentonUDPport65534tothebroadcastIPaddress: {255.255.255.255}asplainASCIItext.Youcanuse"logview4net"tooltoview andrecordedthedebugmessagesastheyaresentfromthedevice. Logview4net Freeandopensourcetoolbuilttoviewingandmonitoringlogs.Itworkswith manydifferentfileformatsandprotocolsincludingUDP.Thistoolcanbe downloadfor"free"fromthepublisherswebsitehttp://logview4net.com/
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Set IP Address Port=65534 and Encoding=US-ascii
Click Done
Timeout
Abnormaloperation.Nocommunicationwithdevice.PerformMitsubishi UPSConnectionDiagnostics. 2010©
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Operating Normally Occasional timeout messages should be tolerated.
NormalOperation. 7.5.
MitsubishiUPSConnection
Useaminitestertochecktheserialports. ConnectthecabletotheMitsubishiUPSdeviceonly–RDshouldbegreen.Ifitisn’tthis meansthecabletotheMitsubishiUPSdeviceiswrongortheportisn’tworking. Connectthecabletothegatewayonly–TDshouldbegreen.Ifitisn’tthismeansthe cabletothegatewayiswrongortheportisn’tworking. DuringnormaloperationRDwillflickergreen/red
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7.6.
AnotherMethodforChangingtheIPAddressDHCP
ThisdevicesupportsDHCPandDHCPisenabled. Whenshippedthedevice IP=192.168.1.x Mask=255.255.255.0 Gateway=192.168.1.1 IfyousimplywanttochangetheIPaddressthenusethesimplermethodprovidedin section3.7ChangeConfigurationSettings. AtoolisprovidedtochangetheIPaddressofthegateway.Thetoolcanbedownloaded from: http://www.chipkin.com/articles/casgatewayipaddresstool Whenyoustartthistoolitdiscoversgatewaysandlistthemintherighthadside‘Select aUnit’area.Iftheareaisblankthenclickthe‘SearchAgain’button.Ifitremainsblank checkthattheEthernetconnectionismade–isthereagreenlinkLEDontheRJ45and onthehub/switchyouareconnectedto.
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DiscoveringtheGateway
UsethetoolprovidedtochangetheIPaddresstodiscoverthegatewayandlearnwhat itspreallocatedIPaddressis.Seesection7.6AnotherMethodforChangingtheIP Address 7.8.
DownloadingNewFirmware
Ifyouaresentnewfirmwareyouwillbeprovidedwithspecificinstructions.Theseare generic–i.e.folderandfilenamesmaybedifferent. Atoolisprovided.Itcanbedownloadedfrom http://www.chipkin.com/articles/casgatewayfirmwaredownloadtool ScreenShotfromtheFirmwareupdatetool.
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File name and path may change. You will be provided with specific instructions.
Click to find a gateway (discover)
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Specifications x x x x x x x x x
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UL and ULc approved 10/100BaseT with RJ-45 connector 1x RS232 Port 1x RS485 Port (Different Models have additional ports) 2MBytes flash memory, 8MBytes of SDRAM Power: 5-24VDC Operating Temperature: 0 to 70 C Dimensions: 4.2" x 3.25" x 1" LEDs: Link, Speed/Data, Power
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