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Access 5 communication manual

Table of contents
Chapter 1 About this document __________________________________________________________4
Introduction _______________________________________________________________________________ 4
Software version ___________________________________________________________________________ 4
Chapter 2 System integration ___________________________________________________________5
BACnet IP _________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Modbus RTU/TCP __________________________________________________________________________ 8
Watchdog________________________________________________________________________________12
BMS outdoor temperature __________________________________________________________________13
Ethernet settings __________________________________________________________________________14
Example of register addresses _______________________________________________________________17
Table of variables, objects and register addresses _______________________________________________18
APPENDIX __________________________________________________________________________19
Chapter 1 About this document

Introduction
This document describes the communication capabilities of the Access Controller application when
it is used as an integrated communication slave via BACnet and Modbus.

Software version
Access version Available

V5.0-1-00 BACnet and Modbus available, not fully register/object

combability with later releases.

V5.1-1-02 BACnet and Modbus are available

later

The Access variable list (release-column) states from which the software release variables are
introduced or changed. Refer to APPENDIX with references to BACnet objects and Modbus registers.

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Chapter 2 System integration

BACnet IP
From version 5.0-1-00 Access application is based on B-BC (BACnet Building Controller) protocol.
Use the TCP/IP port to connect an Access application to a Building Management System (BMS) via
BACnet/IP.

Configuration
Upon delivery, the BACnet/IP protocol is disabled as a default. To enable BACnet communication,
login with ‘Service’ credentials, enable by changing the configuration for BACnet/IP from “No” to
“Yes”. Then configure BACnet basic settings.

BACnet device name

In the Building Management System (BMS), the names of all located units are listed under. The
Device name must be unique within the BACnet network.

BACnet device ID
The identification number (ID) of a unit identifies it on the BACnet network. The ID must be unique
within the BACnet network.

BBMD address and BACnet/IP port number

The BACnet/IP Broadcast Management Device (BBMD) address to identify units that are connected
to different BACnet/IP subnets and separated by an IP-router.

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 Enter the BBMD address as host:port. The host’s name can be entered as “host” if the Domain System
Name (DNS) is configured.
If the DNS is not configured, enter the host address in the format “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” followed by the
communication port number (default: 47808).
Example: mybbmd:47808 (DNS configured), 10.100.50.99:47808.
Note! BACnet Broadcast Management Device (BBMD), are necessary to distribute broadcasts if
BACnet/IP network uses several subnets.

Objects
Objects are available according to configured activated functions.

BACnet type
Abbreviations for objects used in the Access variable list:
AI = Analog Input BI = Binary Input MS = Schedule
AO = Analog Output BO = Binary Output MSV = Multistate Value
AV = Analog Value BV = Binary Value

Properties
Following typically properties are writable: Cov Increment, Time Delay and limits. Typically used
readable properties are Present Value, Event State, Time Delay, Low Limit, High Limit and Units.

COV subscriptions
COV property of objects are editable. Simultaneus COV subscriptions maximum is 100.

Out of service
BACnet objects for Analog Input and Binary Input has function “OutOfService” enabled.
With object out of service, it’s possible to manually set Present Value with a value and this is
equivalent to setting an input to “Manual” with NaviPad.
Note! With the out of service function AHU can run to infinity, depending on alarm configuration.
User need to have knowledge about reasonable setting of manual set present values with regard to
prevent any consequential damage to the machine, person or environment.
In order to continuously highlight for the user to remedy any defective sensor, an “input in manual”
alarm is presented in alarm list in addition to sensor error alarm.

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Priority array
Out-of-service is disabled on outputs, which instead uses priority array to determine the present value
property. Priority array consists of 16 values where 1 has highest priority. For example when priority
level 1 contains the value 25 and priority level 2 the value 40, the present value will be 25.
Access priority levels for outputs according to the following table:
Priority Usage Remark
level
1 Manual life safety
2 Automatic life safety
3 Available
4 Available
5 Critical equipment control
6 Minimum on/off
7 Available
8 Manual operator Manual control
9 Manual operator
10 Manual operator
11 Manual operator
12 Standard From application
13 Available
14 Available
15 Available
16 Available
When priority level higher than 8 is used (1 – 7) it will be indicated in output status mode column
with “BACnet”.

EDE files
EDE = "Engineering Data Exchange" is the format recommended by the BACnet Interest Group
Europe to exchange data between BACnet server and BACnet client.
For offline integration there are EDE files containing information on the BACnet objects available
for the Access control application.

Alarms
Alarm system is based on BACnet where alarming object, beyond alarm, can have high, low and fault
depending on object type.

Time schedule
Function time schedule together with special days (holidays and exception days) is based on BACnet.

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Modbus RTU/TCP

Configuration

TCP/IP
For Modbus TCP/IP communication, configure Modbus/TCP from “No” to “Yes” and set Modbus
slave address.

For Modbus TCP, use the controller ethernet port combined with its IP address and the TCP port 502.
The port number is not changeable.

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RTU
For Modbus RTU, set Modbus slave address via the menu Modbus slave, configure communication
settings via the menu for actual used communication port.

Configure the communication parameters for the Modbus-line first. The parameters defines the
structure of messages and of the transmission speed. The parameters must be identical in both master
and slave units.
The default configuration values of an Access controller are:
Slave address: 1
Word length: 8 bits
Parity: none
Stop bits: 2 bits
Baud rate: 9600 bps

Slave address
A new Modbus slave address can be set for each air handling unit (AHU) via the menu Modbus slave
with the NaviPad.

Communication limitations
There must be a minimum of 3.5 character times (4 ms at 9600 bps) between messages for the Modbus
master unit.

Baud rate
Access application Control Unit supports following baud rates on RS485: 9600, 14 400, 19 200, 28
800, 38 400, 57 600, 76 800, 115 200 bps. The greater the transmission rate, the shorter the possible
cable length is.

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 RS485
As Modbus RTU is based on RS485 bus following must be observed:
• Baud rate, parity and stop bits must match network and master.
• The bus wires A/B must not be crossed.
• In case of long distances or high baud rates, consider using end termination. See Modbus.org
specification and implementation guide.

Transmission mode
Access uses the RTU transmission mode for the communication ports. However, the Modbus RTU
transmission mode cannot understand messages using Modbus ASCII transmission mode. Therefore,
the transmission mode must configure to be RTU in both the master unit and in the slave units.
The word parameter for the Modbus RTU transmission mode is 8 bits.

Address and registers

All Modbus addresses start with 0 except some Master-unit addresses that start with 1 (equal to
register). For these Master-unit addresses it is necessary to add 1 to address.

Modbus type
Modbus register type and supported Modbus functions:
Register type Functions Register Data type
Coil status 01=Read coils 0x 1 bit
05=Write single coil
15= Write multiple coils
Input status 02=Read discrete inputs 1x 1 bit
Input register 04=Read input register 3x 16-bit, 32-bit signed or unsigned
Holding 03=Read holding register 4x 16-bit, 32-bit signed or unsigned
register
06=Write single register
16=Write multiple registers

Maximum 47 registers
A maximum of 47 registers can be read in one message.

Formats
Values and states are:
• Temperature, pressure, and flow 16- or 32-bit signed word
• States and statuses 16-bit unsigned word
Please be aware that the 32-bit registers of the application controller use for
• 32-bit Integer, a big-endian format, where the most significant word is stored first at the lower
memory address.
• 32-bit Float, swapped floating point, where the order of the bytes is swapped

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Make sure to configure the master with the corresponding setting to correctly evaluate and display
the values.
States are presented as a number, enumerated type. Texts for each state are presented in the
description’s column for the first object in a series of same enumerated type.

Scale factor
Most real variables have scale factor 10. Exceptions are time setting (scale factor 100) and air flow
(scale factor 1). Also, Integer, Index and Logic always have scale factor 1.
For example, a temperature value with scale factor 10 can be interpreted to be a value with 1 decimal,
while a temperature integer value with scale factor 1 will have no decimal.
Scale factors for real variables are listed in the Scale factor column.

Units
Values of real variables each have an engineering unit as per selected preference setting in the
controller. Character in table represents preference dependent unit for:
P (pressure) = Pa, in.wg T (temperature) = °C, °F
Q (flow) = m3/h, CFM, m3/s, l/s SFP=kW/m3/s

Alarms
Alarm system is based on BACnet. Alarming objects are available on Modbus registers with alarm
status. Alarm status as enumerated types, available depending on object type.
Alarm acknowledgement can be done with two different registers. Either acknowledge all alarms with
a Coil register or individual, writing the alarm id/number in a Holding register.

Time schedule
Function time schedule is based on BACnet. Local time schedule settings for Monday – Sunday is
available on Modbus.
Each day can be defined with maximum 8 events per day where events, as enumerated types,
depending on configured fan levels.

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Watchdog
The Access application (from version 5.0-1-00) can supervise communication received from a
Building Management System (BMS) master unit.
A single slave communication protocol can be monitored at a time.
An alarm message generates if there is no active communication from the Building Management
System (BMS) master unit is detected before the watchdog timeout runs out.

BMS watchdog (Activation of protocol)

Upon delivery, the Building Management System (BMS) watchdog is disabled as default.
To activate and configure the BMS watchdog go to Configuration > System settings >
Communication > BMS watchdog in the web controller menu. The below screen displays:

BMS protocol
The default setting for BMS protocol is “None”.
To activate the BMS watchdog, change the BMS protocol setting to the protocol used for BMS
communication. Supported protocols are Modbus and BACnet.

Watchdog timeout
The BMS watchdog timeout period can be set between 10-3600 seconds. The BMS watchdog timeout
is by default set to 60 seconds.
If the byte counter of received bytes does not change during the watchdog timeout, the communication
is considered faulty and an alarm message generates.

Communication fault BMS master

When a communication fault is detected, all values generated by the BMS are considered invalid. By
default, the alarm is set to “Class C with no action”.

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BMS outdoor temperature
The Access application (from software version 5.0-1-00) is capable of receiving external outdoor air
temperature reference from BMS via Modbus and BACnet.

Function
When BMS outdoor temperature is used the application uses the value from the Modbus Holding
register or BACnet object.
The BMS watchdog in the application supervises that value is valid and updated. In case of
communication fault according the BMS watchdog both a sensor error alarm for BMS Outdoor
temperature and a watchdog alarm are generated.
When BMS outdoor temperature is not valid the control functions consider it as an <Invalid> value
until BMS values is updated and sensor error and watchdog alarm returned.

Configuration
Allocate the analog input for outdoor temperature to the Device=BMS.

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Ethernet settings
The NaviPad and Access control unit can be connected without a DHCP server via a switch module
or the dedicated HMI port on the control unit. Auto-IP (link-local) addresses are automatically
assigned to the NaviPad and control unit. Addresses are randomly assigned from within the range:
169.254.x.y (255.255.0.0).
Static IP-addresses, as opposed to dynamic (DHCP), can be used in Access (from version 4.0-1-04)
and in NaviPad (from version 1.1.0.184).
Two individual IP-addresses are required when an the control unit of an air handling unit (AHU) is
linked with a NaviPad. One IP-address must be assigned to each unit. Refer to applicable IT
Department for addresses.
The below steps MUST be followed when static IP-addresses are integrated and configured.
To manually set a static IP-address (between NaviPad and an air handling unit (AHU)):
1. From NaviPad, log in to the AHU web page.
2. Click to enable the static IP-addresses to be set via the AHU web interface.
3. Enter the IP, subnet mask, gateway and DNS-address in the AHU control unit as applicable.
4. Click to save new settings.
5. Press the NaviPad home button to log out of AHU web page. The NaviPad loses the connection
with the AHU.
6. Go to the NaviPad settings. In the NaviPad settings, go to Advanced HMI > Ethernet. Log in
(default password: 1111).
7. Activate the switch function to enable static IP-address setting.
8. Edit the IP-address, subnet mask and gateway as applicable.
9. Use NaviPad to search for available units if needed.

NOTE: The air handling unit (AHU), the NaviPad and any additional devices must be connected to
a local network within the same IP-subnet.
NOTE: If no gateway is available, use either 0.0.0.0 or same as the IP-address set for the unit.

DHCP
The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol used for dynamic
distribution of network configuration parameters, for example IP-addresses and DNS servers. The
control unit of the Access application can be configured to receive an IP-address from a DHCP-server
(dynamic) or have the address configured manually (static).
To configure the Access controller unit with a static IP-address use the controller web-interface (from
Access version 4.0-1-04):
1) Enter applicable IP-address.
2) Enter applicable subnet mask.
3) Enter applicable gateway address.
4) Enter applicable XXX (DNS) server address.

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Access application control unit
The ethernet settings display in the Access web menu (from version 5.0-1-00):

NaviPad
The ethernet NaviPad settings display in the NaviPad web menu (from version 1.1.0.184):

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Example of register addresses
Example of useful register addresses in a flow chart for an air handling unit (AHU) with a rotary
exchanger, heater, and a cooling unit.

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Table of variables, objects and register addresses
The most used within a SCADA in a flow chart together with local time channel settings system, refer
to the Access variable list under APPENDIX. This and a full unfiltered Access list together with EDE
files can be delivered upon request. Contact Technical Support.

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APPENDIX

Access variable list

Access version: 5.2-1-00 rev. 1

Modbus address

Scale factor
Data Type
Function Description Modbus type Release

Bacnet

Unit
RW
Actual values Sum alarm: Unacknowledged A-, B- or C-alarm Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0000 R BV:9 1
Actual values Sum alarm: Unacknowledged A-alarm Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0001 R BV:10 1
Actual values Sum alarm: Unacknowledged B-alarm Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0002 R BV:11 1
Actual values Sum alarm: Unacknowledged C-alarm Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0003 R BV:12 1
Actual values SEQ-A pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0210 R BO:11 1
Actual values SEQ-B pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0211 R BO:12 1
Actual values SEQ-C pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0212 R BO:13 1
Actual values SEQ-D pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0213 R BO:14 1
Actual values SEQ-E pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0214 R BO:15 1
Actual values SEQ-F pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0215 R BO:16 1
Actual values SEQ-G pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0216 R BO:17 1
Actual values SEQ-H pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0217 R BO:18 1
Actual values SEQ-I pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0218 R BO:19 1
Actual values SEQ-J pump start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0219 R BO:20 1

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Actual values Supply air fan start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0220 R BO:21 1
Actual values Extract air fan start Digital Input Status Register (1x) 0221 R BO:22 1
Actual values Actual value outdoor temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0030 R AI:1 10 T
Actual values Actual value intake air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0031 R AI:2 10 T
Actual values Actual value supply air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0032 R AI:3 10 T
Actual values Actual value exhaust air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0033 R AI:4 10 T
Actual values Actual value extract air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0034 R AI:5 10 T
Actual values Actual value supply air pressure 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0039 R AI:10 10 T
Actual values Actual value extract air pressure 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0040 R AI:11 10 T
Actual values Actual value exchanger extract pressure 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0041 R AI:15 10 T
Actual values Actual value freeze protection temperature 1 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0043 R AI:17 10 T
Actual values Actual value CO₂ room/extract air 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0046 R AI:20 10 ppm
Actual values Actual value supply air filter pressure 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0055 R AI:34 10 P
Actual values Actual value extract air filter pressure 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0056 R AI:35 10 P
Actual values Actual value efficiency temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0057 R AI:36 10 T
Actual values Calculated average temperature of room sensor 1 to 4 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0078 R AV:257 10 T
Actual values Actual value supply air flow 32-bit Input Register (3x) 0110 R AI:12 1 Q
Actual values Actual value extract air flow 32-bit Input Register (3x) 0112 R AI:13 1 Q
Actual values Actual value SEQ-A 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0166 R AO:1 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-B 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0167 R AO:2 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-C 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0168 R AO:3 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-D 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0169 AO:4 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-E 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0170 AO:5 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-F 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0171 AO:6 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-G 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0172 AO:7 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-H 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0173 AO:8 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-I 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0174 AO:9 10 %
Actual values Actual value SEQ-J 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0175 AO:10 10 %
Actual values Actual value supply air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0178 R AO:13 10 %

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Actual values Actual value extract air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0179 R AO:14 10 %
Actual values Calculated temperature efficiency exchanger 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0200 R AV:427 10 %
Actual values Actual unit mode 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0201 R MSV:15 1
Modbus
0= Stop
1= Starting up
2= Low speed
3= Normal speed
4= High speed
5= Support heating
6= Support cooling
7= CO2
8= Free cooling
9= Cool down
10= Fire
11= Smoke
12= Recirculation
13= Defrosting
Bacnet present-value+1 offset for corresponding Modbus

Actual values Indicates what is triggering the current run mode 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0202 R MSV:16 1
Modbus
0= Time schedule
1= Manual run
2= Digital input
3= Alarm
4= External control
5= Service stop
Bacnet present-value+1 offset for corresponding Modbus

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Actual values Control PID signal SEQ-A 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0214 R AV:467 10 %
Actual values Control PID signal SEQ-B 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0215 R AV:468 10 %
Actual values Control PID signal SEQ-C 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0216 R AV:469 10 %
Actual values Control PID signal supply air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0224 R AV:265 10 %
Actual values Control PID signal extract air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0225 R AV:266 10 %
Actual values Actual setpoint supply air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0234 R AV:273 10 T
Actual values Actual setpoint supply air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0235 R AV:274 10 T
Actual values Actual setpoint extract air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0236 R AV:275 10 P/Q
Actual values Actual SFP 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0243 R AV:283 10 SFP
Actual values Average SFP (day) 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0244 R AV:284 10 SFP
Actual values Average SFP (30 days) 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0245 R AV:285 10 SFP
Alarm status Alarm 2085 freeze protection temperature 1 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0716 R AI:17 1
Modbus alarm-status
0= normal
1= fault
2= alarm
3= high limit
4= low limit
6= acknowledged
7= blocked
8= returned

Alarm status Alarm 3075 internal battery error 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0754 R BV:48 1
Alarm status Alarm 3080 communication fault with device 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0755 R BV:49 1
Alarm status Alarm 3090 internal error 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0756 R BV:50 1
Alarm status Alarm 3020 malfunction sequence-A 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0761 R BV:65 1
Alarm status Alarm 3025 malfunction sequence-B 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0762 R BV:66 1
Alarm status Alarm 3030 malfunction sequence-C 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0763 R BV:67 1
Alarm status Alarm 3035 malfunction sequence-D 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0764 R BV:68 1
Alarm status Alarm 3040 malfunction sequence-E 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0765 R BV:69 1
Alarm status Alarm 3045 malfunction sequence-F 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0766 R BV:70 1

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Alarm status Alarm 3050 malfunction sequence-G 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0767 R BV:71 1
Alarm status Alarm 3055 malfunction sequence-H 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0768 R BV:72 1
Alarm status Alarm 3060 malfunction sequence-I 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0769 R BV:73 1
Alarm status Alarm 3065 malfunction sequence-J 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0770 R BV:74 1
Alarm status Alarm 3070 rotary exchanger alarm 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0776 R BV:47 1
Alarm status Alarm 1000 filter guard supply air 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0782 R BI:30 1
Alarm status Alarm 1005 filter guard extract air 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0783 R BI:31 1
Alarm status Alarm 1070 low efficiency exchanger 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0784 R AV:427 1
Alarm status Alarm 1080 deviation supply air temperature 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0797 R AV:425 1
Alarm status Alarm 6010 fire alarm 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0810 R BV:63 1
Alarm status Alarm 1015 deviation supply air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0834 R AV:428 1
Alarm status Alarm 1020 deviation extract air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0835 R AV:429 1
Alarm status Alarm 7015 service stop 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0836 R BV:38 1
Alarm status Alarm 7020 warning freeze protection 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0837 R BV:39 1
Alarm status Alarm 1060 defrosting guard exchanger 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0847 R BI:24 1
Alarm status Alarm 1105 defrosting alarm 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0856 R BV:62 1
Alarm status Alarm 3145 malfunction supply air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0857 R BV:82 1
Alarm status Alarm 3150 malfunction extract air fan 16-bit Input Register (3x) 0858 R BV:83 1
Commands & setpoints Acknowledge all alarms Digital Coil Status Register (0x) 0000 RW BV:8 1
Commands & setpoints Reset the alarm service interval counter Digital Coil Status Register (0x) 0001 RW BV:6 1

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Commands & setpoints External control 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0510 RW MSV:31 1
Modbus
0= None
1= Extended run low
2= Extended run normal
3= Extended run high
4= External stop
5= External stop with support control
6= Free cooling start
7= Recirculation
Bacnet present-value
+1 offset for corresponding Modbus

Commands & setpoints Temperature control type 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0521 RW MSV:14 1
Modbus
0= Supply air
1= Supply air outdoor compensated
2= Room cascade
3= Extract air cascade
4= Room (summer) else supply air
5= Extract air (summer) else supply air
6= Room cascade outdoor compensated
7= Extract air cascade outdoor comp.
8= Extract air dependent supply air temp.
Bacnet present-value+1 offset for corresponding Modbus

Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint according control type: supply air 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0522 RW AV:39 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint according control type: extract air 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0523 RW AV:40 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint cascade control: max limit supply air 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0524 RW AV:41 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint cascade control: min limit supply 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0525 RW AV:42 10 T
Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: supply low speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0536 RW AV:47 10 P

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Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: supply normal speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0537 RW AV:48 10 P
Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: supply high speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0538 RW AV:49 10 P
Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: extract low speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0539 RW AV:50 10 P
Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: extract normal speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0540 RW AV:51 10 P
Commands & setpoints Fan level air pressure setpoint: extract high speed 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0541 RW AV:52 10 P
Commands & setpoints Temperature settting: min limit outdoor during day to allow 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0563 RW AV:164 10 T
start free cooling
Commands & setpoints Temperature setting: max limit outdoor during night to stop free 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0564 RW AV:165 10 T
cooling
Commands & setpoints Temperature setting: min limit outdoor during night to stop free 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0565 RW AV:166 10 T
cooling
Commands & setpoints Temperature setting: min limit room temperature during night 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0566 RW AV:167 10 T
to stop free cooling
Commands & setpoints CO₂ setpoint mixing damper function 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0571 RW AV:170 10 ppm
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint according control type: room 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0585 RW AV:184 10 T
temperature
Commands & setpoints Alarm limit freeze protection 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0586 RW AV:206 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint according control type: freeze protection 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0587 RW AV:188 10 T
1 if standby
Commands & setpoints Alarm low limit exchanger efficiency 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0600 RW AV:427 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint: supply air temperature summer 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0660 RW AV:45 10 T
Commands & setpoints Temperature setpoint: outdoor temp. summer/winter switch 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0661 RW AV:46 10 T
Actual values Outdoor temperature sent from BMS system 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0666 RW AV:466 10 T
Commands & setpoints Acknowledge alarm number 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0699 RW 1
Commands & setpoints Time setting: minutes to block heat output after free cooling 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0800 RW PIV:1 1 m
Commands & setpoints Time setting: start hour free cool function 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0828 RW PIV:73 1 h
Commands & setpoints Time setting: stop hour free cool function 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0830 RW PIV:74 1 h
Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: supply low speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0900 RW AV:53 1 Q
Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: supply normal speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0902 RW AV:54 1 Q
Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: supply high speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0904 RW AV:55 1 Q

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Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: extract low speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0906 RW AV:56 1 Q
Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: extract normal speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0908 RW AV:57 1 Q
Commands & setpoints Fan level air flow setpoint: extract high speed 32-bit Holding Register (4x) 0910 RW AV:58 1 Q
Time channel Real time clock: Minute 0-59 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0000 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Hour 0-23 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0001 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Day of Week 1-7, 1=Monday 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0002 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Week number 1-53 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0003 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Day of month 1-31 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0004 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Month 1-12 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0005 RW 1
Time channel Real time clock: Year 0-99 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0006 RW 1
Time channel Monday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0007 RW MS:2 1
Modbus
1: stop
2: low speed
3: normal speed
4: high speed

Time channel Monday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0008 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Monday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0009 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Monday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0010 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Monday: event 1 time of day (HH:MM) 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0063 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Monday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0064 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Monday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0065 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Monday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0066 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Tuesday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0015 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Tuesday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0016 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Tuesday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0017 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Tuesday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0018 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Tuesday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0071 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Tuesday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0072 RW MS:2 100

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Time channel Tuesday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0073 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Tuesday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0074 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Wednesday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0023 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Wednesday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0024 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Wednesday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0025 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Wednesday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0026 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Wednesday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0079 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Wednesday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0080 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Wednesday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0081 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Wednesday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0082 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Thursday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0035 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Thursday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0036 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Thursday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0037 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Thursday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0038 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Thursday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0087 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Thursday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0088 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Thursday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0089 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Thursday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0090 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Friday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0043 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Friday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0044 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Friday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0045 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Friday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0046 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Friday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0095 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Friday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0096 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Friday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0097 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Friday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0098 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Saturday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0051 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Saturday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0052 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Saturday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0053 RW MS:2 1

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Time channel Saturday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0054 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Saturday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0103 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Saturday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0104 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Saturday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0105 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Saturday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0106 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Sunday: event 1 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0059 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Sunday: event 2 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0060 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Sunday: event 3 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0061 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Sunday: event 4 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0062 RW MS:2 1
Time channel Sunday: event 1 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0111 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Sunday: event 2 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0112 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Sunday: event 3 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0113 RW MS:2 100
Time channel Sunday: event 4 time of day 16-bit Holding Register (4x) 0114 RW MS:2 100

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