CONTROL SOLUTIONS Babel Buster 2 BB2-7010 Manual de usuario
Babel Buster 2
Model BB2-7010
BACnet Modbus Gateway
Rev. 1.3 – Oct. 2015
© 2015 Control Solutions, Inc.
BB2-7010 User Guide Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 How to Use This Guide
1.2 Overview of Gateway Devices
1.3 Important Safety Notice
1.4 Warranty
2 Connecting BB2-7010 for the First Time
3 Minimum BB2-7010 Gateway Setup
4 Using the BB2-7010 as a BACnet Server
5 Configuring BB2-7010 as a Modbus RTU Master
5.1 Modbus RTU Device Configuration
5.2 Modbus RTU Master Read Maps
5.3 Modbus RTU Master Write Maps
5.4 Modbus RTU Master Data Displayed Per Slave
5.5 Modbus RTU Errors
6. Configuring BB2-7010 as a Modbus TCP Client
6.1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration
6.2 Modbus TCP Client Read Maps
6.3 Modbus TCP Client Write Maps
6.4 Modbus TCP Errors
7 Using the BB2-7010 as a BACnet Client
7.1 BACnet Device Configuration
7.2 BACnet Client Read Maps
7.3 BACnet Client Write Maps
7.4 BACnet Errors
8 Modbus RTU Slave Configuration
8.1 Modbus RTU Device Configuration
8.2 Modbus RTU Slave Register Mapping
9 Modbus TCP Server Configuration
9.1 Modbus TCP Device Configuration
9.2 Modbus TCP Register Mapping
9.3 Modbus Virtual Device Register Mapping
10 SNMP Server Configuration
10.1 Local SNMP MIB
10.2 Trap Thresholds
10.3 SNMP Trap Destinations
11 SNMP Client Configuration
11.1 SNMP Device Configuration
11.2 SNMP Client Read Maps
11.3 SNMP Client Write Maps
11.4 SNMP Errors
12 HTTP Client
13 BBMD Setup
14 Object Properties
14.1 Data Object Properties (Analog, Binary, Multi-state)
14.2 Device Object Properties
15 Trouble Shooting
16 WiFi Sensor Setup - PointSix, AirTest
16.1 Sensor Network Settings
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16.2 Configuration
16.3 Sensor Data Page
17 WiFi Sensor Setup - Veris Industries
17.1 Sensor Network Settings
17.2 Configuration
17.3 Sensor Data Page
18 WiFi Sensor Setup - Functional Devices RIB
18.1 Sensor Network Settings
18.2 Configuration
18.3 Sensor Data Page
18.4 Sensor Diagnostic Page
Appendix A Hardware Details
A.1 Wiring
A.2 Front Panel LED Indicators
A.3 RS-485 Line Termination and Bias
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1.1 How to Use This Guide
The first few sections of this user guide provide background information on how the gateway works, and
an overview of the configuration process. The next several sections are guides for each of the tabs found
in the web interface in the gateway which is accessed by opening a web browser and browsing to the IP
address of the device.
You should at least read the overview sections to gain an understanding of how the gateway functions.
You can use the remaining sections as reference material to look up as needed. There is a "Quick Help"
section at the bottom of each web page in the gateway which is generally sufficient for quick reference in
setting up the gateway.
1.2 Overview of Gateway Devices
The Babel Buster BB2-7010 is a BACnet to Modbus gateway. It may be used as BACnet IP client and
server, Modbus TCP client and server, and Modbus RTU master or slave. The BB2-7010-02 may also be
used as SNMP client and server. The BB2-7010-06, -07, and -08 models add gateway capability for
specific types of WiFi sensors (see section 16, 17, 18).
The most common application for the BB2-7010 is interfacing a Modbus RTU device to a BACnet
IP network. The BB2-7010 will automatically poll the Modbus RTU device, and store the content if its
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registers in BACnet objects you assign. The BACnet system may then use standard BACnet services such
as Read Property to access the content of the Modbus registers. The BB2-7010 will also accept COV
subscriptions such that other devices will receive a COV notification when the content of a Modbus register
changes.
The BB2-7010 can be also configured as a Modbus RTU slave. This is useful when a PLC wants to write
data to the BB2-7010, thereby making the PLC's data available as BACnet object properties.
The BB2-7010 can be configured as a BACnet IP client. This means the BB2-7010 will be reading and
writing properties in other BACnet devices, storing copies of their object's Present Value in the BB2-7010.
The stored values may later be accessed by Modbus or SNMP.
1.3 Important Safety Notice
Proper system design is required for reliable and safe operation of distributed control systems
incorporating any Control Solutions product. It is extremely important for the user and system
designer to consider the effects of loss of power, loss of communications, and failure of
components in the design of any monitoring or control application. This is especially important
where the potential for property damage, personal injury, or loss of life may exist. By using
ANY Control Solutions, Inc., product, the user has agreed to assume all risk and responsibility
for proper system design as well as any consequence for improper system design.
1.4 Warranty
This software and documentation is provided “as is,” without warranty of any kind, either expressed
or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of fitness or merchantability for a particular
purpose. Control Solutions may make improvements and/or changes in this documentation or in the
product(s) and/or the program(s) described in this documentation at any time. This product could include
software bugs, technical inaccuracies, typographical errors, and the like. Changes are periodically made to
the information herein; these changes may be incorporated in new editions of the software.
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Follow these steps to make the initial connection to the BB2-7010.
(a) Connect power. Apply +12 to +24VDC or 24VAC to the terminal marked “POWER”, and common or
ground the the terminal marked “GND”.
(b) Connect a CAT5 cable between the RJ-45 jack on the top and your network switch or hub. You cannot
connect directly to your PC unless you use a “crossover” cable.
(c) Apply power. A blue LED inside the case should light indicating power is present. If the yellow LED on
the RJ45 jack is not on, check your Ethernet cable connections. Both green and yellow LEDs on the RJ45
jack will be on solid for a time during boot-up. The entire bootup process will take 1-2 minutes, during
which time you will not be able to connect with a browser.
(d) The default IP address as shipped is 10.0.0.101. If your PC is not already on the 10.0.0.0 domain, you
will need to add a route on your PC. Do this by opening a command prompt. First type “ipconfig” and note
the IP address listed. This is your PC’s IP address. Now type the command
route add 10.0.0.0 mask 255.255.255.0 1.2.3.4
but substitute your PC’s IP address for 1.2.3.4.
This generally works, but if this fails, you will need to temporarily change your computer’s IP address to a
fixed address that starts with 10.0.0. and ends with anything but 101.
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(e) Open your browser, and enter “http://10.0.0.101/” in the address window. You should see a page with
the “Babel Buster BB2-7010” header shown above. From this point, you will find help on each page in the
web site contained within the product.
(f) When you click on any of the page tabs such as System Setup, you will be asked for a user name and
password. The default login is user name “system” with password “admin”. You can also log in as “root”
using password “buster”. You should log in as “root” if you will be changing the IP address.
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(g) To can change the IP address of the BB2-7010, go to the Local Host page under System :: Setup. The
following page should appear. Change the IP address, and subnet mask and gateway if applicable. Click
Change IP to save the changes. The process of programming this into Flash takes around half a minute.
The new IP address only takes effect following the next system restart or power cycle.
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(h) Most changes are stored in an XML configuration file in the device’s Flash file system. Only a few are
stored differently, and the IP address is one of those. Normally, clicking Update on any configuration page
only stores that configuration information to a temporary RAM copy of the configuration file. To make your
changes other than IP address permanent, you must click Save on the Config File page (System :: Setup
:: Config File).
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The BB2-7010 requires only minimal configuration to be useful in its simplest form. First, you must assign
a device instance to the BB2-7010, and you do this via the BACnet IP Port page. You may leave all other
settings at their default. You could leave the device instance at its default as well. The only real
requirement is that you do not duplicate device instances.
The number of each type of available object is indicated here. Initially, there will be only 10 AI's and 1
each of the other object types. There is a pool of objects that may be shared among the different object
types. The number of objects available is displayed at the "System Capacities" link on the home page of
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the device. The number will range from 300 to 1000 depending on model.
The number displayed next to the input window is the object count that has been requested and will take
effect upon the next restart. To request a different number, enter that number and click Save. Restart (or
power cycle) the device to make the new object allocations take effect.
The check box for "allow fault self-reset without ack" means object reliability code and fault status will
return to normal automatically after recovery from a communication fault such as "no response" (reply
timed out). If this box is not checked, a BACnet client must read the reliability code to acknowledge the
problem before the status will be reset. If the box is checked, fault indications will simply go away when
the fault goes away.
The check box for "enable BBMD" is used to enable the BBMD feature of the device. When enabled,
additional configuration on the BBMD tab should also be set up.
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