Modbus TCP / BACnet Gateway

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Exchange BACnet Data with Modbus TCP Servers

User Configurable Mapping from BACnet IO to Modbus Registers

Supports up to 150 Analog Input and 150 Analog Output Properties

Supports up to 1600 Binary Input and 1600 Binary Output Properties

Fully Compliant BACnet IP Server

Effortless Browser Based Configuration

Web Based HMI (optional)

10/100 BaseT Operation

Includes Ethernet Device Management Tool

No Programming Required.

Eliminate Modbus RTU Legacy Device issues

Quickly and Cost effectively integrate networks

No Software to Download or Code to write

Simple Browser Based Configuration

460MCBS

Modbus TCP Client/ BACnet/IP

The Fastest and Easiest Way to Move Modbus Server Data on to BACnet/IP

For Immediate Information Call
1-800-249-1612
1-262-439-4999

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Integrate Your Modbus TCP Servers Into Your Building Management System Over BACnet/IP

The 460MCBS moves data between Modbus TCP sever devices and a Building Management system using BACnet/IP. There are thousands of Modbus TCP devices that have found their way into vastly growing Building Automation market. These Modbus TCP Server devices include thermostats, temperature controllers, power meters, air handlers, security systems and sensors of every type imaginable.

With the 460MCBS these devices can be quickly deployed, easily configured and rapidly integrated with your Building Automation system using BACnet/IP.

Modbus TCP to BACnet

460MCBS Data Flow Diagram

Move Your Data Bi-directionally
You can both send data to your Modbus TCP server devices and receive data from your TCP Servers. Registers and Coils in the Modbus TCP Servers are mapped directly to Properties of Analog Inputs and Outputs. Up to 150 Analog Input properties, 150 Analog Output properties, 1600 Status Coils and 1600 Output Coils can be mapped to registers and coils in up to 31 devices.
Any Building Management System that supports BACnet/IP is supported by the 460MCBS including Metasys® from Johnson Controls.

Configure Your Data Transfer from a Web Page
All the data transfer is configurable using the embedded web server. You define the number of Modbus TCP Server devices. You set one or more configurable groups of registers to transfer from each server and how those registers are mapped to Analog Properties in the BACnet/IP Server.

The 460MCBS is the Smart Connection solution for moving data between Modbus TCP Server devices and Building Management systems using BACnet/IP.

How Does It Work?
The products in the Instant Device Converter product line contain an IEC 61131-3 Control Engine that moves your data between the different network buffers. Input data from one network is moved to the output buffer of one or more other networks. The same principle applies to data moving in the opposite direction.

Because the unit features a Control Engine the transfer of data can be customized to meet your specific application requirements. Just call 1-800-249-1612 for details.

ENCLOSURE / HARDWARE
Size	4.2” x 3.25” x 1”
Weight	5 oz.
Enclosure Type	Anodized Aluminum
Mounting	Din Rail
Connectors	Port 0: T-Strip (RS232, RS485/RS422, CAN) Port 1: DB-9 (RS232, RS485/RS422, CAN) Only one RS232, RS485/RS422, or CAN port setting can be active per unit RJ45 10/100 Base-T (Ethernet) 2 Pin Barrel Connector
LEDs	Ethernet Link/Data, Ethernet Speed, Power, and two general purpose LEDs

ELECTRICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL/TOOLS
Network Interface	10/100 Base-T with RJ-45 Connector
Power	8 V @ 230 mA to 28 V @ 80 mA
Maximum Serial Baud Rate	115K Baud
Device IP Address Management	IPSetup™ — automatically locates RTA Instant Device Converters
Operating Temperature	-40 C to 80 C
Certification	RoHS-Compliant, UL, CUL, CE Approvals

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The Legend Begins
"It�s likely that your business isn't industrial networking. And it shouldn't be. You make products, products that do wonderful things. Whatever it is that you make the process creates data. If you're a control engineer and your plants been around for more than a few years your plant floor is probably littered with devices that send out all kinds of data, and in most case data talking in a lot of different protocols. If you're an automation device developer you probably need to move your data into some other network. Either way, you've got a device conversion problem. You have devices that generate ASCII data, Modbus RTU, Ethernet TCP Data, DeviceNet data or some completely proprietary data and now you're the guy that has to move that data to some other network!

I feel your pain� and better than my sympathy I have a solution for you. You see while your business isn't moving data around the factory floor mine is. In fact it is all we have done for more than twenty years now. Our 460 series of Device Converters line is the culmination of those twenty years. You can now move all of your data, where you want, when you want and how you want. Best of all THE HARDEST PART IS OPENING THE BOX".

-John Rinaldi

RTA , Inc. - The Industrial Networking Home for DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP, LonWorks,
Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, PROFINET CBA, PROFINET IO, BACnet, IEC 61131-3,
IEEE 1588, AS-Interface, PROFIBUS, EtherCAT, CoDeSys and other networks.
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