BABEL BUSTER BB2-7010-02
NETWORK GATEWAY
Babel Buster® BB2-7010-02
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BACnet IP to Modbus Gateway
Maps Modbus RTU or TCP registers to BACnet IP as Analog, Binary, or Multi-State Objects!
• Modbus RTU master & slave
• Modbus TCP client & server
• BACnet IP client & server
• SNMP v2c client & server
• COV support in BACnet IP server
• Can Generate SNMP v2c Traps
• Query SNMP from BACnet IP
• Query BACnet IP from SNMP
• Query Modbus from BACnet IP
• Query BACnet IP from Modbus
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Babel Buster BB2-7010-02 Modbus to BACnet IP Gateway
Order code BB2-7010-02
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List:
$699.00 |
Your price:
$559.00 |
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Note: We recommend you buy the standard Babel Buster BB2-7010 if you are not using SNMP.
IMPORTANT: Knowledge of SNMP is required to successfully use this gateway.
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Babel Buster BB2-7010-02 (formerly Babel Buster IP/XM-SNMP) contains four different clients and four different servers. The BB2-7010-02 includes BACnet/IP client and server, Modbus TCP client and server (master and slave), SNMP client and server (agent), and Modbus RTU master and slave.
The BACnet IP client allows BACnet IP devices to be accessible from Modbus or SNMP. You configure the device instance, object type and instance, and poll interval for reading or writing BACnet objects. The object data is stored in the server for subsequent retrieval by any supported remote client.
The SNMP client allows SNMP devices to be accessible from BACnet IP or Modbus. You configure the SNMP agent's IP address, the OID of the MIB variable you wish to poll, and set a polling interval. The object data is stored in the BB2-7010 server for subsequent retrieval by any supported remote client.
A large number of BACnet objects gives you flexibility in mapping Modbus registers to any combination of BACnet objects. Packed Modbus registers may be parsed to multiple BACnet objects when reading. Multiple BACnet objects may be packed into a single Modbus register when writing. All standard Modbus register types are supported.
Value objects will poll their assigned Modbus register at the interval you specify. The content of the Modbus register will be given as the Present Value of the BACnet object when read. The Modbus register is written each time the BACnet Value object is written. The Value object corresponds well with the Modbus Holding register.
Input objects will poll their assigned Modbus register at the interval you specify, and provide the Modbus data as the Present Value when read. Commandable Output objects are used to write Modbus registers, and will update the Modbus device each time BACnet is updated.
The same polling schemes that apply to Modbus also apply to remote BACnet IP slaves polled by the BB2-7010's BACnet IP client, and to remote SNMP agents polled by the BB2-7010's SNMP client.
• Universal, fully configurable
• No extra software or drivers to buy
• Read/Write any standard Modbus register
• Read/Write any standard BACnet object
• Read/Write common SNMP MIB variables
• Includes BACnet client and server
• Includes Modbus TCP client and server (master, slave)
• Includes Modbus RTU master and slave
• Includes SNMP client and server (agent)
• Bidirectional communication between protocols
• Supports Modbus “coils”, input registers, holding registers
• Single or double Modbus registers
• Signed, unsigned, IEEE 754
• Modbus register mapping configured via web interface
• Modbus registers may be scaled (x10, x0.1, etc.)
• Modbus (master) polling interval configurable per point
• Commandable BACnet objects implement priority array
• Hardened EIA-485 transceiver for Modbus RTU
• 10/100BaseT Ethernet for BACnet IP, Modbus TCP, SNMP
• 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
• Pluggable screw terminal block for power & RTU network
• Operating temperature -40°C to +85°C
• Humidity 5% to 90%
• FCC Class A, CE Mark
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A demo copy of the embedded web site contained within the SNMP version of Babel Buster BB2-7010 is found at the link above. Visit this link for object property summary and hardware guide, in addition to the demo copy of device configuration pages.
All configuration is done via the web pages, eliminating the need for special configuration properties for each object.
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• Connect Modbus devices to a
BACnet IP network or vice versa
• Connect SNMP devices to a
BACnet IP network or vice versa
• Includes BBMD support
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| Can I use the BB2-7010-02 to query SNMP devices from Modbus?
Yes. Although featured as a BACnet IP gateway, it can be used as an SNMP to Modbus gateway. You can query SNMP devices using SNMP Get, and make that data readable as Modbus registers. Configuration is all done via the internal web server, therefore this gateway can be used without any BACnet network present.
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• 300 Analog Input Objects
• 100 Binary Input Objects
• 100 Multi-State Input Objects
• 100 Analog Output Objects
• 50 Binary Output Objects
• 50 Multi-State Output Objects
• 100 Analog Value Objects
• 50 Binary Value Objects
• 50 Multi-State Value Objects
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| SNMP Note: If your MIB data is type Integer, you should have no trouble transferring data. Octet strings that can be parsed as a numeric ASCII string have a good chance of transferring. Other types, including opaque floating point types, will require testing to confirm compatibility. |
Note to IP/XM Users: The BB2-7010 is functionally identical, and your configuration files will work as is. Other than cosmetic enhancements, the changes are in hardware with additional indicators and a hardened EIA-485 port that will withstand accidental cross wiring between data and 24V power.
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