The following procedure represents recovery steps to synchronize the baud rate on the MS/TP bus. You may need to perform this procedure if:
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the baud rate of the bus supervisor (typically, the BACnet Router) does not match that of the bus
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you need to change the baud rate of the bus
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you connect two buses operating at different baud rates
In general, we recommend that you set the bus supervisor ( BACnet Router) to 38,400 baud and set all of the other devices on the bus to Auto.
To change the baud rate of a bus:
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Connect the Bluetooth Commissioning Converter (BTCVT-1) directly to the bus you want to change.
Important: This procedure disrupts bus communication until completed. Be sure you have connected the Bluetooth Commissioning Converter to the correct bus before proceeding. -
Start the Wireless Utility. (Refer to the CCT Bluetooth Technology Communication Commissioning Guide [LIT-12011038] for more information on the Wireless Utility.)
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In the BCPro system UI, change all of the devices whose baud rate is manually specified (that is, not set to Auto) to the new baud rate.
Note: Change the baud rate of the bus supervisor last. -
Change the baud rate of all bus repeaters, bus modems, and third-party devices to the new baud rate.
Note: Devices may appear to go offline as you change baud rates. -
In the Wireless Utility, specify the new Baud Rate, select Force New Baud Rate, and click Change. This process takes approximately 3 minutes.
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Once the Force New Baud Rate process is complete, access the BCPro system UI and verify the baud rate from the UI and that all devices came online.
Note: If the old baud rate is still the active baud rate, a device on the bus may still be manually set to use the old baud rate.