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EXCEL WEB CONTROL SYSTEM NETWORKING WHITE PAPER
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Agree on common network number for BACnet/IP
Agree on Time Master Functionality (typically this is
one BACnet front-end) and the time
synchronization method, i.e. Standard or UTC (UTC
stands for Universal Time Code and includes time
zone information).
Make BACnet traffic estimation, based on number
of points and refresh rate of these points on the
BACnet front-end.
Agree on a common BACnet/network disgnostic
tool to be used by all vendors and be the customer.
(Typically this could be the Cimetrics “bas-o-matic”
tool or “wireshark” (recommended).
Check which BACnet clients are used for checking
and troubleshooting, e.g. Cimetrics “BACnet
Explorer”, Cimetrics “OPC Server”)
9) Agree on naming conventions for BACnet devices
A BACnet device is either a BACnet client (e.g. EBI,
SymmetrE or 3
rd
party front-end like Siemens
Desigo), or a BACnet server like Excel Web or 3
rd
Allocate unique device names.
party like Siemens PXC controllers.
Allocate BACnet Device IDs to every vendor.
These could be based on the IP address range for
instance.
For Excel Web the Device ID equals the controller
number and can be freely defined, if the automatic
CARE allocation mechanisms should not be used.
Note: CARE allows free allocation of Device IDs
between 1 and 4194302 (4.194.302)
Some customers have created the idea to define
the Object ID (=instance) of a BACnet device.
This is of no use for the system operator or for the
IT department, but sometimes required by the
customer for whatever reason.
As per BACnet standard, the smallest Object ID
(lowest number) for a BACnet device is 33554433.
(The BAcnet formula is: Object ID = Device ID
(=instance) + 33554432.
You can create specific Object IDs for BACnet
devices in CARE, by allocating specific Device IDs:
Example: Customer wants an Object ID of
3700000
You enter the following Device ID in CARE:
Device ID = Object ID - 33554432 =
37000000 - 33554432 = 3445568
Note that the highest possible Object ID that
can be created in CARE is 37748734.
This will allow you to have (37748734-33554432) =
4 Million 194 Thousand and 302 Honeywell BACnet
devices in one system, which will be sufficient for
most installations.
10) Agree on naming conventions for BACnet data-points
Agree on naming conventions for data-points
names (key names), schedules, and calendars.
Note that Object IDs for data-points, schedules,
calendars and trends cannot be freely allocated!
This is done automatically be CARE in order to
ensure that these Object IDs are unique on a
(CARE) project wide basis! When using
CreateObject service to create schedules,
calendars and trends Object IDs can be freely
defined.
Agree on the use of a unique character set for the
project (Excel Web can support ANSI X3.4 or ISO
8859-1)
11) Verify application specific BACnet issues
Switching priorities for outputs and analogue value
objects
(e.g. Typically priority “8” is used for manual
operator overrides via BACnet front-ends or
operator units, priority “1” is used for manual
overrides at the input/output module)
Agree on used notification classes, its settings (ack
required, transition event priorities), and the
mechanism how the reciepents will be added.
Agree on the alarm transition reporting (to
off_normal, to_normal, to_fault) for every data-
point.
Agree on alarm priorities (priorities of the BACnet
notification classes)
Agree on the event types (event or alarm) for every
data-point.
12) Verify Honeywell CARE engineering tool related
application issues
Check to which 3rd party BACnet devices the Excel
Web needs to write and from which it needs to read.
Verify if all LON parameters of XL10/12 devices that
the customer wants to change ONLINE, are
supported by Excel Web / CARE see
“nvs_supported.xls” spreadsheet on the GE51 docu-
server.
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