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Lindab Pascal system management

3.0 TCP Guide

Modbus - EXOline - Bacnet

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lin dab | w e s i m p l i fy c o n s t r u c t i o n Pascal 3.0 TCP Guide Regula Master version 3.0-1-02 Alarms handling The following describes how to handle alarms in Regula Master TCP – the procedure and which commands to use. In the webserver Pascal Operate the alarms for the configured controllers are listed in the Advanced section, which is reserved for “service” login, but active alarms will be readable for user and operator login as well.
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l i nda b | we si mpl i f y c onst ruction Pascal 3.0 TCP Guide Bacnet TCP In Bacnet TCP the status alarms are shown as Multi-state Input signals (object instance 62-179). The alarms can have the following values: Normal(2); Blocked(3); Cancelled(4); Returned(6); Alarm(8). Commands for these alarms are found in Analog Value-901 AlaCmdPtNo and Analog Value-902 AlaCmdExe. In Analog Value-901 AlaCmdPtNo, set the alarm number of the Multi-state Input signal (62-179).
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lin dab | w e s i m p l i fy c o n s t r u c t i o n Pascal 3.0 TCP Guide Modbus/EXOline TCP In the Lindab Pascal Signal list Modbus–Exoline, selected SRC commissioning parameters are listed in the Holding register signals 100-611, sorted in SRC numbers. These are values which are stored in each room controller (SRC). Reading SRC parameters procedure: 1.
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