BABEL BUSTER 232
NETWORK GATEWAY
Babel Buster® 232
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LonWorks® to Modbus/RTU Gateway
Translates any Modbus register to any supported LonWorks SNVT variable and vice versa!
• Connect Modbus devices to a LonWorks network
• Connect LonWorks devices to a Modbus network
• Any LonWorks SNVT, any Modbus Register Format
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Babel Buster 232 Modbus RTU to LonWorks Gateway
Order code: 00BB232
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List:
$498.00 |
Your price:
$399.00 |
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| Software Options |
| The standard Babel Buster 232 provides 30 NVOs and 28 NVIs. The -F50 option provides 46 NVOs and 8 NVIs. The -T50 option provides 8 NVOs and 50 NVIs. Select the "T50" option if data is flowing mostly "To Modbus", and "F50" if data is flowing mostly "From Modbus". Select the standard version (no suffix) for a roughly even mix. |
| You can convert Babel Buster 232 to another version simply by re-commissioning the device in LonMaker, and selecting the "Load Application Image". The optional images and XIF files may be downloaded from the zip file right here.
 Babel Buster 232 Images
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Babel Buster 232 is a fully configurable universal LonWorks to Modbus RTU gateway. The RTU master is used to make Modbus RS-232 devices accessible on a LonWorks network. The RTU slave is used to make LonWorks devices accessible on a Modbus RS-232 network. The Babel Buster 232 gateway is designed to be economical enough to use multiple gateways, one per device.
An RTU master Babel Buster 232 can poll a single Modbus slave, and can be bound to any number of LonWorks devices. An RTU slave Babel Buster 232 responds to a single Modbus slave unit ID, and may be bound to any number of LonWorks devices. LonWorks network variable data is translated to Modbus register data, and vice versa. Modbus polling rates and LonWorks network update rates are fully configurable. Register mapping and network variable types (SNVT) are fully configurable.
The LonMark Certified Babel Buster 232 conforms fully to LonMark version 3.3. The only tool required to configure Babel Buster is LonMaker version 3.
• Universal, fully configurable
• You pick the Modbus register
• You pick the SNVT type
• No extra software or drivers to buy
• LonWorks TP/FT-10 (FTT-10A) to Modbus RS-232 Gateway
• Translate 58 LonWorks variables to Modbus registers
• LonMark Ver. 3.3 Sensor & Actuator Functional Profiles
• Modbus “coils”, input registers, holding registers
• Single or double Modbus registers
• Signed, unsigned, IEEE 754
• All scalar LonMark SNVT types supported
• SNVT_switch & SNVT_state also supported
• SNVT types dynamically assignable via LonMaker
• Modbus registers dynamically mappable via LonMaker
• Modbus registers may be scaled (x10, x0.1, etc.)
• Min/max send time, send on delta configurable per point
• Modbus (master) polling interval configurable per point
• Object override supported on point by point basis
• Bidirectional communication between LonWorks & Modbus
• LonMark certified, version 3.3
• 3150L Neuron® Chip, 48K Flash memory, 10K RAM
• TP/FT-10 (FTT-10A) transceiver
• Powered by 10-30VDC or 12-24VAC 50/60 Hz
• Power Consumption: 0.1A @ 24VDC
• DIN rail mounting, 100mm H x 70mm W x 60mm D
• Modbus standard RJ-45 connector, RS-232 pin-out
• LED indicators for LonWorks & Modbus status
• Pluggable screw terminal blocks
• Operating temperature -40°C to +85°C
• Humidity 5% to 90%
• FCC Class B, CE Mark
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Click image above for preview of FREE configuration and diagnostic tool for Babel Buster. Tool requires Echelon OpenLDV and a supported LonWorks network interface such as i.Lon 100, PCLTA-21, PCC-10, or U10.
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Echelon USB LonWorks Interface for TP/FT-10 is available on our web site as a convenience. You may also purchase this item from Echelon Corp.
Go to Accessories page to order.
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If you need to connect one or more Modbus RTU devices to a LonWorks network, you found the right product here!
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How do you configure the gateway? If you recognize 40001 as a reference to a holding register, you've got it figured out. Just type it in.
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How do you map Modbus registers to LonWorks network variables? Click here to see how the configuration tool works for a better idea of how this is done.
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| Is it a gateway or an object server? Click here for answers. |
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