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ProtoCessor/ProtoCarrier Start-Up Guide

APPLICABILITY & EFFECTIVITY

Explains the operation and installation of the following hardware:

ProtoCessor: FPC-FD2; FPC-F03; FPC-F04

ProtoCarrier: FPC-C01; FPC-CD2

The instructions are effective for the above as of December2012

ProtoCessor/ProtoCarrier Start-Up Guide Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 BTL Mark –BACnet Testing Laboratory........................................................................................................4

2ProtoCessor FFP (Full Function ProtoCessor).................................................................................................. 5

2.1 FFP-485 ProtoCessor (FPC-FD2) (Replaces FPC-FO2) ...................................................................................5

2.2 FFP-ETH ProtoCessor (FPC-F03) ...................................................................................................................5

2.3 FFP-LON ProtoCessor (FPC-F04)...................................................................................................................5

2.4 Powering up the ProtoCessor. .....................................................................................................................6

3Using the ProtoCarrier solution...................................................................................................................... 7

3.1 ProtoCarrier 232 (FPC-C01)..........................................................................................................................7

3.1.1 Board Layout............................................................................................................................................7

3.2 ProtoCarrier 485 (FPC-CD2) .........................................................................................................................8

3.2.1 Board Layout............................................................................................................................................8

4DIP Switch Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 9

4.1.1 Using A0 –A7 to set Node ID ...................................................................................................................9

4.1.2 Using B0 –B3 to set Baud Rate..............................................................................................................10

4.1.3 Using S0 –S3 to select and load Configuration Files .............................................................................10

5Connecting the ProtoCessor to the ProtoCarrier Boards .............................................................................. 11

5.1 Connection using RS-232 ProtoCarrier (FPC–C01) .....................................................................................11

5.1.1 Power Pin assignments: .........................................................................................................................11

5.1.2 Voltage Selection ...................................................................................................................................11

5.1.3 Summary of SolderLinks.........................................................................................................................11

5.2 Connection using RS-485 ProtoCarrier (FPC-CD2)......................................................................................12

5.2.1 Connection to FPC-FD2 ..........................................................................................................................12

5.2.2 Connection to FPC-F04 ...........................................................................................................................12

5.2.3 6-pin Phoenix Connector Pin Assignments .............................................................................................12

5.2.4 Voltage Selection ...................................................................................................................................13

6Software Interface Connection to the ProtoCessor/ProtoCarrier ................................................................. 14

6.1 Connect the PC to the ProtoCessor/ProtoCarrier via the Ethernet port....................................................14

6.2 Use the Web GUI to Connect to the ProtoCessor/ProtoCarrier ................................................................15

6.3 Set IP Address for BACnet/IP......................................................................................................................15

7Configuring the ProtoCessor ........................................................................................................................ 17

7.1 Retrieve the Sample Configuration File .....................................................................................................17

7.2 Change the Configuration File to Meet the Application ............................................................................17

7.3 Load the Updated Configuration file..........................................................................................................18

7.4 Test and Commission the ProtoCessor ......................................................................................................19

8LED Interpretation........................................................................................................................................ 20

8.1 Power up process of ProtoCessors’ LED’s ..................................................................................................20

8.1.1 FPC-FD2..................................................................................................................................................20

8.1.2 FPC- F04 .................................................................................................................................................21

8.1.3 FFP-F03 ..................................................................................................................................................22

8.2 Troubleshooting Tips..................................................................................................................................22

8.3 ProtoCarrier 232 (FPC-C01)........................................................................................................................22

8.3.1 RS-232 Signal LEDs .................................................................................................................................22

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8.4 ProtoCarrier 485 (FPC-CD2) .......................................................................................................................23

8.4.1 RS-485 Signal LEDs .................................................................................................................................23

Appendix A. Useful Features................................................................................................................................ 24

Appendix A.1. Enhanced Network Security .............................................................................................................24

Appendix B. Reference ........................................................................................................................................ 25

Appendix B.1. ProtoCessor FFP Specifications ........................................................................................................25

Appendix B.2. ProtoCarrier Specifications...............................................................................................................25

Appendix B.3. Mounting Drawings ..........................................................................................................................26

Appendix B.3.1. FPC-FD2 on FPC-CD2...............................................................................................................26

Appendix B.3.2. FPC-F03 on FPC-CD2 ...............................................................................................................26

Appendix B.3.3. FPC-F04 on FPC-CD2 ...............................................................................................................27

Appendix B.4. Address DIP Switch Settings .............................................................................................................27

Appendix C. Limited 2 year Warranty .................................................................................................................. 34

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1INTRODUCTION

This document describes the installation and operation of the ProtoCessor FPC-FD2; FPC-F03 and FPC-F04 protocol

gateway solutions and the FPC-C01 and FPC-CD2 ProtoCarrier boards.

ProtoCarrier boards can be powered from a fixed 5V DC supply or a 9V - 30V AC/DC. The input voltage is rectified

and regulated to meet the requirements of the ProtoCessor devices.

The ProtoCarrier-232 FPC-C01 board provides a serial port interface to the TTL socket serial port provided on the

ProtoCessor. The board allows easy connection to the serial ports using a DB-9 connector, connected as a DTE

(Data Terminal Equipment) so that it may be connected to DCE (Data Communication Equipment) device e.g. a

modem. Full serial status indication is provided with LED’s.

The ProtoCarrier-485 FPC-CD2 board provides an RS-485 interface to the TTL socket serial port provided on the

ProtoCessor. The board uses a screw terminal connection.

1.1 BTL Mark –BACnet Testing Laboratory

The BTL mark is a symbol that indicates to a consumer that a product has passed a

series of rigorous tests conducted by an independent laboratory which verifies that the

product correctly implements the BACnet features claimed in the listing. The mark is a

symbol of a high-quality BACnet product. For more information about the BACnet

Testing Laboratory go to: http://www.bacnetinternational.net/btl/.

The ProtoCessor FFP-485 (FPC-FD2) and the ProtoCarrier-485 (FPC-CD2) board are BTL certified and carry the BTL

certification Logo

When selling the modules separately to OEM customers, we use the same ProtoCessor and BTL certified code that

is used in the ProtoCarrier. BTL has provided a procedure for OEM’s using the ProtoCessor FFP-485 to easily

submit their product for BTL certification (with minimal testing).

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2PROTOCESSOR FFP (FULL FUNCTION PROTOCESSOR)

These modules are designed on the OEM’s controller by implementing a ProtoCessor serial TTL socket (5 VDC). See

voltage ranges in Appendix B.1

2.1 FFP-485 ProtoCessor (FPC-FD2) (Replaces FPC-FO2)

2.2 FFP-ETH ProtoCessor (FPC-F03)

2.3 FFP-LON ProtoCessor (FPC-F04)

RS-485 Phoenix

connector for

Field serial

protocol support

Ethernet port for

Diagnostics and

Host or Field

protocol support

Dip Switches

(See 4)

End of line

termination switch

Soft Reset button

Ethernet port for

Diagnostics and

Host or Field

protocol support

ProtoCessor TTL

Socket - Supporting

RX and TX signals –

5VDC (Underneath)

ProtoCessor TTL

Socket - Supporting RX

and TX signals –5VDC

(Underneath)

Rx, Tx LED’s

LED’s

LonWorks-FTT-

10 port (2-wire)

for Field

LonWorks

protocol support

Ethernet port for

Diagnostics and

Host or Field

protocol support

ProtoCessor TTL

Socket - Supporting

RX and TX signals –

5VDC (Underneath)

Rx, Tx LED’s

Soft Reset button

LonWorks

Commissioning pin

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2.4 Powering up the ProtoCessor.

1. Set the DIP switches (FPC-FD2). See Section 4

2. Connect up the Field and Host cables.

3. Connect the power.

4. If the Field protocol is an Ethernet protocol, refer to Section 6 for information on Software interface

connections.

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3USING THE PROTOCARRIER SOLUTION

The ProtoCarrier solution is recommended in cases where it is not possible to include a ProtoCessor socket on the

OEM board. A ProtoCarrier RS-485 or RS-232 card can be attached to the OEM’s existing hardware (Width=2.2 in.

Length=4.2 in.). The ProtoCarrier includes a serial port to connect to the OEM’s Host or Field port. The

ProtoCessor socket on the ProtoCarrier can accept any ProtoCessor.

ProtoCarrier can connect to the OEM’s RS-232 or RS-485 or Ethernet port and translate to any Serial,

Ethernet or LonWorks protocols.

Supports 5VDC or 9-30VAC/VDC.

3.1 ProtoCarrier 232 (FPC-C01)

The ProtoCarrier-232 FPC-C01 board is a carrier board for ProtoCessor devices providing a serial port interface to

the TTL socket serial port provided on the ProtoCessor. The board allows easy connection to the serial ports using

a DB-9 connector, connected as a DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) so that it may be connected to DCE (Data

Communication Equipment) device e.g. OEM’s Serial RS-232 device. Full serial status indication is provided with

LED’s.

The board can be powered from a fixed 5V DC supply or a 9V - 30V AC/DC. The input voltage is rectified and

regulated to meet the requirements of the ProtoCessor devices.

3.1.1 Board Layout

The important ports and devices on the ProtoCarrier-232 FPC-C01 board are indicated below.

DB9 Serial port

Signal LED’s (See

8.3.1)

Power +/- and FG

5VDC, 9-30 VAC or

VDC.

ProtoCessor TTL Socket

accepts any ProtoCessor

Module

Voltage selection

5VDC, 9-30 VAC or

VDC (See5.1.2)

Power LED.

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3.2 ProtoCarrier 485 (FPC-CD2)

The ProtoCarrier-485 board is a carrier board for ProtoCessor devices providing a RS-485 interface to the TTL

socket serial port provided on the ProtoCessor. The board can be powered from a fixed 5V DC supply or a 9V - 30V

AC/DC. The input voltage is rectified and regulated to meet the requirements of the ProtoCessor devices.

3.2.1 Board Layout

The following diagram shows the layout of the ProtoCarrier-485 board indicating the most important ports and

devices.

RS-485 Port

Signal LED’s

(See 8.4.1)

Connector

(labeled at

base).

Power +/- and

FG 5VDC

Voltage

Selector

(See 5.2.4)

Power

LED (See

8.4.1)

ProtoCessor TTL

Socket accepts any

ProtoCessor Module

Pin 10

Pin 20

Pin 11

Dip Switches

(See 4)

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4DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION

The DIP switches on the FPC-FD2 and FPC-CD2 allow users to set the Baud Rate, Node-ID, and MAC address on the

Field RS-485 protocol as well as to automatically download configuration files for certain protocols. They can be

enabled on request before the unit ships from the FieldServer’s factory or in the field by editing the configuration

file. (Refer to the ProtoCessor Configuration Manual).

If the FPC-FD2 is used with the FPC-CD2, the DIP switches on the FPC-CD2 must be used. The switches

on the FPC-FD2 are disabled.

The DIP switch settings are the same for FPC-FD2 and FPC-CD2

Physical DIP

Switch

Settings

ProtoCessor

FFP-485

Equals

ProtoCarrier

Bank A

Bank B

4.1.1 Using A0 –A7 to set Node ID

DIP switches A0 –A7 can be used to set the Node ID or MAC Address (or both) DIP switch settings for the full range

of addresses are tabled in Appendix B.4

Address

Off

128

255

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4.1.2 Using B0 –B3 to set Baud Rate

For setting serial field protocol baud rate, the DIP switches B0 –B3 can be set for the following speeds.

Baud

Auto1

Off

110

Off

300

Off

600

Off

1200

Off

2400

Off

4800

Off

9600

Off

19200

Off

20833

Off

28800

Off

38400

Off

57600

Off

76800

Off

115200

Off

4.1.3 Using S0 –S3 to select and load Configuration Files

The S bank of DIP switches, S0 - S3 can be used to select and load a particular configuration file from 6-7

Configuration files that can be stored on the ProtoCessor

The DIP switch settings can be viewed by uploading the configuration file using the RUI Utility. (Refer to Section

6.1.)

Auto-baud is only supported for BACnet MSTP

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