Connection Parameters Needed for HMI/cMT Products to Communicate with BACnet BACnet/IP using EBPro (EasyBuilder Pro)

HMI Setting

Parameters	Recommended	Options	Notes
PLC type	BACnet/IP
PLC I/F	Ethernet
Port no.	47808		47808 is the standard communication port of BACnet protocol.
HMI port no.	47808	47808~47823 49152~65535	Different HMI ports are required when connecting multiple devices.
Device ID	342566	0~999999	According to device.
PLC sta. no.	1

[Who is]

Scan the device in the domain and obtain the device settings.

[Mode]

• Normal: General BACnet device
• [BACnet/IP to MS/TP] Adapter

[Segments supported]

Device supports large packet segmentation.

[Maximum APDU Length accepted]

The maximum APDU length that device can support.

[Device ID]

0 ~ 4194302

[HMI port no]

Set the communication port between HMI and device.

BACnet/IP to MS/TP Adapter Setting

1. When using BACnet/IP driver, please correctly set [Mode], [Segments supported], and [Maximum APDU length accepted] according to the actual device.
2. As shown above, in BACnet/IP to MS/TP Adapter mode, [Network number] must follow the factory setting, and enter the device station number in [Device ID].
3. [HMI port no]. default: 47808, can be filled in other effective value.
4. [Ultimate destination MAC layer address]: Set the MAC address of the serially connected MSTP.

How to Import Tags

EBPro (EasyBuilder Pro) provides two ways to gain tag addresses. One is to directly get tag information via internet, another is to export the generated CSV file via SCADA, and then import to EBPro (EasyBuilder Pro). The following introduces how to import tag address information.

Step 1. Add BACnet/IP driver in System Parameters Settings

Step 2. Correctly set the relevant parameters.

Step 3. Get tag address information

Way 1: Click Tag Manager → Get Tag Info

Way 2: Import the CSV file generated by SCADA software.

BACnet mode select: Object type or Object name

When using Get tag or import SCADA software to create a CSV file, you can select BACnet mode. (EBPro (EasyBuilder Pro) V6.04.02 and later versions support this function)

Step 4. File imported successfully.

CSV file content is shown below; users can build the file and import:

1. Object format
2. OBJECT NAME (user defined tag name, EasyBuilder will start reading data from the 6^th row of CSV file.), DEVICE ID, OBJECT TYPE (object ID) and INSTANCE (object address)
3. File imported successfully message

Take (10,2)File as an example, 10 represents object ID, 2 represents object address, File represents user defined name or default name.

Default Object Model

Object ID	Object Name	Object Structure
0	Analog Input	ObjectName
0		ObjectIdentifier
0		ObjectType
0		PresentValue
0		PresentValue Array
0		EventState
0		OutOfService
0		Units
0		SubscribeCovTime
0		HighLimit
0		LowLimit
0		DeadBand
0		NotificationClass
0		LimitEnable
0		EventEnable
0		NotifyType
0		TimeDelay
0		AckedTransitions
1	Analog Output	ObjectName
1		ObjectIdentifier
1		ObjectType
1		PresentValue
1		PresentValueArray
1		EventState
1		OutOfService
1		Units
1		Priority
1		PriorityReset
1		PriorityArray
1		RelinquishDefault
1		HighLimit
1		LowLimit
1		DeadBand
1		NotificationClass
1		LimitEnable
1		EventEnable
1		NotifyType
1		TimeDelay
1		AckedTransitions
2	Analog Value	ObjectName
2		ObjectIdentifier
2		ObjectType
2		PresentValue
2		PresentValueArray
2		EventState
2		OutOfService
2		Units
2		Priority
2		PriorityReset
2		PriorityArray
2		RelinquishDefault
2		HighLimit
2		LowLimit
2		Dead Band
2		NotificationClass
2		LimitEnable
2		EventEnable
2		NotifyType
2		TimeDelay
2		AckedTransitions
3	Binary Input	ObjectName
3		ObjectIdentifier
3		ObjectType
3		PresentValue
3		PresentValueArray
3		EventState
3		OutOfService
3		Polarity
3		AlarmValue
3		NotificationClass
3		EventEnable
3		NotifyType
3		TimeDelay
3		AckedTransitions
4	Binary Output	ObjectName
4		ObjectIdentifier
4		ObjectType
4		PresentValue
4		PresentValueArray
4		EventState
4		OutOfService
4		Priority
4		PriorityReset
4		PriorityArray
4		Polarity
4		AlarmValue
4		NotificationClass
4		EventEnable
4		NotifyType
4		TimeDelay
4		AckedTransitions
4		RelinquishDefault
5	Binary Value	ObjectName
5		ObjectIdentifier
5		ObjectType
5		PresentValue
5		PresentValueArray
5		EventState
5		Priority
5		PriorityReset
5		PriorityArray
5		OutOfService
5		AlarmValue
5		NotificationClass
5		EventEnable
5		NotifyType
5		TimeDelay
5		AckedTransitions
5		RelinquishDefault
6	Calendar	ObjectName
6		ObjectIdentifier
6		ObjectType
6		PresentValue
6		DateList Date
6		DateList DateRange
6		DateList WeekDay
6		DateListControl
6		DateListStatus
7	Command	ObjectName
7		ObjectIdentifier
7		ObjectType
7		InProcess
7		AllWritesSuccessful
8	Device	ObjectName
8		ObjectIdentifier
8		ObjectType
8		SystemStatus
8		VendorName
8		VendorIdentifier
8		ModelName
8		FirmwareRevision
8		ApplicationSoftwareVersion
8		ProtocolVersion
8		ProtocolRevision
8		MaxAPDUlengthAccepted
8		SegmentationSupported
8		ApduTimeout
8		NumberOfAPDUretries
8		DataBaseRevision
8		MaxSegmentsAccepted
8		UtcOffset
8		DaylightSavingsStatus
8		ApduSegmentTimeout
8		BackupFailureTimeout
10	File	ObjectName
10		ObjectIdentifier
10		ObjectType
10		FileType
10		FileSize
10		Archive
10		ReadOnly
11	Group	ObjectName
11		ObjectIdentifier
11		ObjectType
11		SettingGroup
13	Multi State Input	ObjectName
13		ObjectIdentifier
13		ObjectType
13		PresentValue
13		EventState
13		OutOfService
13		NumberOfStates
13		AckedTransitions
14	Multi State Output	ObjectName
14		ObjectIdentifier
14		ObjectType
14		PresentValue
14		EventState
14		OutOfService
14		NumberOfStates
14		Priority
14		PriorityReset
14		PriorityArray
14		AckedTransitions
14		RelinquishDefault
15	Notification Class	ObjectName
15		ObjectIdentifier
15		ObjectType
15		NotificationClass
15		RecipientList
15		ControlWord (1:Read / 2:Write)
16	Program	ObjectName
16		ObjectIdentifier
16		ObjectType
17	Schedule	ObjectName
17		ObjectIdentifier
17		ObjectType
17		PresentValue
17		PriorityForWriting
17		Reliability
17		OutOfService
17		WeeklyScheduleControl
17		WeeklyScheduleStatus
17		ExceptionScheduleControl
17		ExceptionScheduleStatus
17		ScheduleDefault
17		WeeklySchedule_Monday
17		WeeklySchedule_Tuesday
17		WeeklySchedule_Wednesday
17		WeeklySchedule_Thursday
17		WeeklySchedule_Friday
17		WeeklySchedule_Saturday
17		WeeklySchedule_Sunday
17		BACnetExceptionSchedule_Date
17		BACnetExceptionSchedule_DateRange
17		BACnetExceptionSchedule_WeekDay
17		BACnetExceptionSchedule_Calendar
18	Averaging	ObjectName
18		ObjectIdentifier
18		ObjectType
18		MinimumValue
18		AverageValue
18		MaximumValue
18		AttemptedSamples
18		ValidSamples
18		Window Interval
18		WindowSamples
19	Multi State Value	ObjectName
19		ObjectIdentifier
19		ObjectType
19		PresentValue
19		EventState
19		OutOfService
19		NumberOfStates
19		Priority
19		PriorityReset
19		PriorityArray
19		AckedTransitions
19		RelinquishDefault
20	Trend Log	ObjectName
20		ObjectIdentifier
20		ObjectType
20		Enable
20		StopWhenFull
20		BufferSize
20		RecordCount
20		TotalRecordCount
21	Life Safety Point	ObjectName
21		ObjectIdentifier
21		ObjectType
21		PresentValue
21		TrackingValue
21		EventState
21		Reliability
21		OutOfService
21		Mode
21		Silenced
22	Life Safety Zone	ObjectName
22		ObjectIdentifier
22		ObjectType
22		PresentValue
22		TrackingValue
22		EventState
22		Reliability
22		OutofService
22		Mode
22		Silenced
23	Accumulator	ObjectName
23		ObjectIdentifier
23		ObjectType
23		PresentValue
23		PresentValueArray
23		EventState
23		OutOfService
23		Scale
23		Units
24	Pulse Converter	ObjectName
24		ObjectIdentifier
24		ObjectType
24		PresentValue
24		EventState
24		OutOfService
24		Units
24		ScaleFactor
24		AdjustValue
24		Count

Wiring Diagram

The diagram below shows the Ethernet cable wiring.