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Was the N30 on their network? If it was standalone maybe they just used the Microtech II default IP address. I had a job once and the ip address was 17216.83.1 . You could set your laptop up and try to ping the Microtech II to see if that is the default. Or google Mcquay and see what the default address is for that piece of equipment.

Originally Posted by integrator

Do you have the database - it ends with a .mpb. If you do, just click on this and it will open the database.
if not
You need to open project builder and setup SiteBook. Then upload the database from the live N30.
The object you're looking for in the N30 is BBMD

Once you get the IP address of the tech - you need to add it into the NAE under Site - 3rd Party BBMD.
Address - UDP 47808
Address - xxxxxxxxx (enter in the IP address of the tech)
IP Broadcast Mask - 255.255.255.255 (keep it all 255)

If that doesn't work - we can use the back door to link the tech to the NAE.

Let us know how you make out.

So after playing around with my computer i finally got to upload my n30s databases into project builder. There is are no BBDM objects but there is programing containers for my mcquays. I can only assume the n30s were never fully programed to see them. Its possible originally the mcquays just ran off their internal schdules. i know they have bacnet ip cards, now i gotta find away to obtain there ip addresses i guess.

great ill let you know if it works...

Hello,

Do a N30 port dump:
1) Connect a PC with VT100 to Port 3 of an N30.
2) Launch the VT100 with a baud rate of 57600 and settings of 8,N,1 and the port settings must be Xon/Xoff flow control.
3) Reset the N30 (cycle power on the N30 or depress the reset switch in the N30).
in a few seconds, a screen will appear in the VT100. It only lasts for 10 seconds, and you will need to scroll up to view the results on the VT100 screen:
device = this will show the N30s device name
port baud rates = this will show ports 1, 2 and 3 baud rates
IP addr, mask router = this will show the IP address, mask address and router network address (network address for the N30)
BACnet port = this will show the BACnet IP port address for this N30
serial login = this is the sitebook's serial connection PPP login
serial password = this is the sitebook's serial connection password; this is the only place you will see the password

Then using the serial password you should be able to get in.

Hey all I just want to say thank you for your support so far. I’ve been busy figuring a way to upload my n30s’ info into my project builder / site book. I’m using a newer laptop and hit a couple of bumps in the road. Recently I tried HyperTerminal to log in and find this n30s ip address. But a previous contractor changed the security access level of ADMIN and cannot view this info. Has anyone ever run into this problem before? Is there possibly another login/pw I could use to change back ADMIN back to a modify level?

Originally Posted by dodger454

What Revision of Metasys are you dealing with?

Its revision 5.1.0.4400

What Revision of Metasys are you dealing with?

Originally Posted by Hate2obey

so i found project builder then it dawned on me i dont think i ever used it before. whats the best way to pull the info off the n30 and read it on project builder?

Do you have the database - it ends with a .mpb. If you do, just click on this and it will open the database.
if not
You need to open project builder and setup SiteBook. Then upload the database from the live N30.
The object you're looking for in the N30 is BBMD

Once you get the IP address of the tech - you need to add it into the NAE under Site - 3rd Party BBMD.
Address - UDP 47808
Address - xxxxxxxxx (enter in the IP address of the tech)
IP Broadcast Mask - 255.255.255.255 (keep it all 255)

If that doesn't work - we can use the back door to link the tech to the NAE.

Let us know how you make out.

so i found project builder then it dawned on me i dont think i ever used it before. whats the best way to pull the info off the n30 and read it on project builder?

If this is the Micro tech 200 I don't believe it will work a back net card.

Did you reboot the NAE after you enabled the site to be a Bacnet network?

Thanks for the info. I believe I have project builder somewhere. Ill post back with my results.

For some reason, it finds some and doesn't fine others! What you need to do, is run the auto discovery around 4 times. If it doesn't pick it up then, you need the IP address.

Do you have Project Builder? if so, look in for the BBMD which contains the IP of the tech II - if they used it?

To verify this works - you really need the IP address of the tech II so you can force the NAE to bind.

Let us know what happens

I’m curious thou. If I enabled the NAE to work with BACnet networks set to true and ANSI x3.4 encoding, verified network address and port match I should be able to insert a field device and auto discover. Or maybe I missed something? It just seems strange the N30 still sees the micro techs and NAE doesn’t. As far as getting the addresses from the n30, I couldn’t find them when I hooked up to it….

Since you can see them in the N30 then get the ip addresses from the N30 and then manually insert it into a bacnet integration in the NAE...

BacNet IP intergation to Metasys

Hey all
I am a first time poster. Has anyone out there integrated a Micro tech II controller to a NAE using BacNet IP before? The building I’m at used to have N30s and was recently upgraded to a NAE55. I found literature on how to setup BACnet® Controller Integration with NAENCE LIT-1201531. Still, I am having a problem with auto discovery not finding my devices. Unfortunately I do not have the micro techs ip addresses. On the other hand if I hook up the old N30 I can see the micro techs. So I know they still work and can communicate. Does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions?