RTA 460MSBS-NNA1 Technisches Datenblatt
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Firmware Version 8.7.22
460MSBS-NNA1
Protocol Gateway
Product User Guide
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Trademarks
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Revision History ............................................................................................................................................6
Overview .......................................................................................................................................................7
Hardware Platforms......................................................................................................................................8
Hardware –NNA1 .....................................................................................................................................9
Powering the Gateway..............................................................................................................................9
Mounting with a DIN Rail............................................................................................................................10
Installing..................................................................................................................................................10
Removing ................................................................................................................................................10
Accessing the Main Page.............................................................................................................................11
Error: Main Page Does Not Launch.........................................................................................................12
Committing Changes to the Settings ..........................................................................................................13
Main Page ...................................................................................................................................................14
Device Configuration...................................................................................................................................15
Network Configuration ...............................................................................................................................16
Modbus TCP/IP Server Configuration .........................................................................................................17
Modbus TCP/IP Server Configuration-Data Groups....................................................................................18
Auto-Configure Group by Device vs. Auto-Configure Group by Data Type............................................19
Group by Device (Default Method).........................................................................................................19
Group by Data Type ................................................................................................................................19
Modbus TCP/IP Server Data Group Configuration: Auto-Configure.......................................................20
Modbus TCP/IP Server Data Group Configuration: Manual Mode.........................................................21
Configure Read and Write Data Groups .................................................................................................22
BACnet/IP Server Configuration .................................................................................................................23
BACnet/IP Server Configuration-Data Groups ........................................................................................24
BACnet/IP Server Configuration: Auto-Configure Mode (Default).............................................................26
BACnet/IP Server Configuration: Manual Configure Mode ....................................................................27
BACnet/IP Server Object Configuration –Analog Objects......................................................................28
BACnet/IP Server Object Configuration –Binary Objects.......................................................................29
BACnet/IP Server Object Configuration –CharacterString Value Objects..............................................30
BACnet/IP Server Object Configuration –Group Names........................................................................31
BACnet/IP Server Routing Configuration ................................................................................................32
Mapping - Transferring Data Between Devices ..........................................................................................33
Display Mapping and Values.......................................................................................................................34
Display Data ............................................................................................................................................34
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Display String...........................................................................................................................................37
Display String use case................................................................................................................................39
Data and String Mapping –Auto-Configure................................................................................................40
Data Mapping –Explanation.......................................................................................................................41
Data Mapping –Adding Diagnostic Information ........................................................................................42
String Mapping –Explanation.....................................................................................................................46
Mapping –Auto-Configure Mode to Manual Configure Mode ..................................................................47
Mapping –Manual Configure Mode to Auto-Configure Mode ..................................................................48
View as Text ................................................................................................................................................49
Data Mapping..........................................................................................................................................49
String Mapping........................................................................................................................................49
Base Triggering –Data Validiation Triggering.........................................................................................50
Security Configuration ................................................................................................................................52
Security Configuration-Security Levels ...................................................................................................53
Security - Log In.......................................................................................................................................54
Security - Log Out....................................................................................................................................54
Email Configuration ....................................................................................................................................55
Alarm Configuration....................................................................................................................................56
Diagnostics –Alarm Status......................................................................................................................58
Alarms –Active .......................................................................................................................................58
Alarms –Clear .........................................................................................................................................59
Change of State (COS) Configuration..........................................................................................................60
Diagnostics Info...........................................................................................................................................61
Diagnostics Mapping...............................................................................................................................61
Diagnostics –Modbus TCP/IP Server..........................................................................................................62
Diagnostics –BACnet/IP Server ..................................................................................................................64
LED Configuration .......................................................................................................................................67
Configuration Files ......................................................................................................................................68
Export Configuration...............................................................................................................................68
Import Configuration ..............................................................................................................................68
Save and Replace Configuration Using SD Card..........................................................................................70
Saving Configuration Using SD Card........................................................................................................70
Replacing Configuration Using SD Card ..................................................................................................70
Intelligent Reset Button..............................................................................................................................71
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Revision History
Version
Date
Notes
8.4.5
11/18/2019
Features Added
1. Released OPC UA Server (US) Protocol
2. Ability to now Import/Export Template Files with out an FTP session.
Bug Fixes
1. Updated Profinet Server (PS) on N34 hardware Platform
2. Updated Wi-Fi software
8.6.0
2/28/20
Bug Fixes
1. Omron Plc Communication fixes for EtherNet/IP
2. Profinet GSDML Substitute values fix
8.7.4
9/1/20
Features Added:
1. BMS, BM, DFM, DS, DM, TCP, USB, PBS have been ported to the latest base software.
2. TCP,BMS,BM now Available on N2E and N2EW hardware Platform
3. New ASCII Mode Available on TCP/A/USB/WI protocols
4. User Guides updated with more examples
Bug Fixes:
1. Improved Data Mapping and String Mapping performance
2. Improved functionality/performance on EC,ETC,ES,MC,MS,BS,BC, A,,WI,PS protocols.
8.7.22
4/6/21
Features Added:
1. Support for RSLogix Versions 32 + with unsigned data type support
2. ETC now support Long integer files (L files) for MicroLogix PLCS that support them
3. SC now supports data block (DB) access
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Overview
The 460MSBS-NNA1 gateway connects a Modbus TCP Client with a BACnet/IP Client. By following this
guide, you will be able to configure the 460MSBS-NNA1 gateway.
For further customization and advanced use, please reference the appendices located on the CD or
online at: http://www.rtautomation.com/product/460-gateway-support/.
If at any time you need further assistance, do not hesitate to call Real Time Automation support.
Support Hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm CST
Toll free: 1-800-249-1612
Email: support@rtautomation.com
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Hardware Platforms
The 460 Product Line supports a number of different hardware platforms. There are differences in how
they are powered, what serial settings are supported, and some diagnostic features supported (such as
LEDs). For these sections, be sure to identify the hardware platform you are using.
To find which hardware platform you are using:
1) Look on the front or back label of the unit for the part number.
2) On the webpage inside the gateway, navigate to the dropdown menu under Other and select
Utilities. Click the Listing of Revisions button. The full part number is displayed here.
Once you have the full part number, the platform will be the number following the “-N”:
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Hardware –NNA1
Powering the Gateway
1) Connect a 12-24 VDC power source to the gateway, Red Wire = (+) Black Wire = (-).
a) The unit draws 175mA @ 12 V.
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Mounting with a DIN Rail
Installing
Follow these steps to install your interface converter.
1) Mount your DIN Rail.
2) Hook the bottom mounting flange under the DIN Rail.
3) While pressing the 460MSBS-NNA1 against the rail, press up to engage the spring loaded lower clip and
rotate the unit parallel to the DIN Rail.
4) Release upward pressure.
Removing
Follow these steps to remove your interface converter.
1) Press up on unit to engage the spring loaded lower clip.
2) Swing top of the unit away from DIN Rail.
DIN Rail
Spring Loaded Lower Clip
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