Attributes associated with the hardware source for object data are shown under the Hardware tab of the display panel. These attributes are not exposed to a BACnet network. Attributes marked with the letter C are configurable and attributes marked with the letter W are writeable. The writeable attributes in the N2 Master Datalink object are writeable only if the UDP Port attribute is not zero. If the UDP Port attribute is zero and you attempt to write these attributes, an error message appears.
Attribute Name |
Notes |
Initial Value |
Values/Options/Range |
Description |
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Controller Type |
C |
AHU, VAV, UNT, PHX, VND, MIG, VMA, DX, TC, XTM, LCP, ILC, IFC |
Defines the N2 controller type assigned to this object. |
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Disable Automatic Alarming |
C,W |
False |
False True |
Specifies whether automatic online/offline device event reporting is disabled (True) or enabled (False). This attribute only applies to the device and not to the device’s mapped objects. Devices with the Disable Automatic Alarming attribute set to True suppress the alarm event but still indicate they are offline in the navigation tree with a red X. Alarm extensions are not affected by this attribute. |
Error Log |
W |
See Table 2 |
Lists up to 100 error log entries. Each entry contains the N2 Controller Type, N2 Address, Error Description, and a Timestamp (time error occurred). Logging stops once the 100th entry is added. This list is stored in memory only. The Clear Statistics command clears the Error Log. |
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Host Name |
Indicates the host name of the Ethernet (or wireless) converter. When a host name is given, the system attempts to resolve the Host Name and IP Address using DNS/DHCP (assuming that the installer assigned a host name to the converter and enabled DHCP). If the device can be located using the ping hostname command, the system can resolve the host name to an IP address. After resolving the host name, the system updates the IP address. |
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Interface Value |
Indicates the current value from the hardware interface. The Interface Value updates when the hardware is read or when the hardware’s current value changes. |
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Message Timeout |
W |
250 |
250–3,000 Milliseconds |
Specifies the delay in milliseconds between the last character going out and the first character received. The timeout for VMA devices is three times this value. The actual timeout can be extended dynamically when at least one character of a response message is received before the timeout. |
Net N2 Address |
C |
0 |
1–254 |
Defines the host controller Address (1–254) on the N2 bus. |
Net Point Address |
Defines the hardware address associated with the point. |
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Net Point Type |
Indicates the type of point (for example, AI or BI). |
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Offline |
Offline (True), Online (False) |
Indicates whether the hardware device is currently communicating with the system (True = Offline; False = Online). |
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Online Point Delay |
C,W |
Range = 0–8 Units = Minutes |
Indicates the number of minutes that must elapse before bringing an N2 Controller online. This attribute allows integration devices, such as the MIG or VND, to gather status from their many field points before being reported online by the engine. With no delay, the N2 Controller reports unreliable and causes nuisance alarms. This timer is ignored when the Controller Type is not MIG or VND. |
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Overridden |
Indicates whether the hardware device is currently overridden. |
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Poll Delay |
W |
100 |
0–65,535 Milliseconds |
Specifies the time to wait in milliseconds for a response to an offline poll. The Poll Delay attribute is writable only if UDP Port is not zero. If UDP Port is zero and you attempt to write Poll Delay, an error message appears. |
Retries |
W |
3 |
3–10 |
Specifies the number of message retries allowed when the device is online, including the initial attempt. Only one retry is attempted to an offline device. The Retries attribute is writable only if UDP Port is not zero. If UDP Port is zero and you attempt to write Retries, an error message appears |
Trouble |
Applies to BI and BO objects. |
Indicates whether the hardware device is currently under a trouble condition. Applies to BI and BO objects. |
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Trunk Number |
0–65,535 |
Specifies the number of the trunk on which the object resides. |
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UDP Port |
W |
0 |
Indicates the Ethernet UDP Port used for N2 communication over the IP network. The recommended UDP Port for N2 Trunk 1 is 4096 and for N2 Trunk 2 is 4097. Only valid on NAE5512 and NAE5513 models. |
Error Number |
Description |
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0 |
Controller has reset and is waiting for the Identify Yourself command |
1 |
Undefined Command: command not understood by addressed controller |
2 |
Checksum Error detected by controller |
3 |
Input buffer overflow detected by controller |
4 |
Invalid ASCII character detected by controller |
5 |
Data field error: size of message not correct for command type |
6 |
Invalid Data: one of the fields contains a value that is out of the expected range |
7 |
Invalid command for data type: command not appropriate for this field or record |
8 |
Command not accepted due to problems with the controller, the command is ignored |
9 |
Device at address is the wrong type |
10 |
No additional records are available (end of search) |
11 |
Controller not ready |
12 |
Data not matching the item or function type |
13 |
Nonexistent item or function |
14 |
Temporarily impossible to access the item |
15 |
Not a programmable item |
16 |
Table programmed with illegal item |
17 |
Trend programmed with illegal item |
18 |
Invalid Function Module |
19 |
Exceeding Addressing Range |
20 |
Password Not Enabled |
21 |
I2C bus communication error (see I2CE) |
22 |
Hardware not available (see OPMO) |
23 |
Illegal item number |
24 |
Counters unreliable |
25 |
Power supply unreliable |
26 |
Checksum Error detected by NxE |
27 |
Block Checksum Error detected by NxE |
28 |
Controller type does not match NxE database |
29 |
Controller revision is less than C03 |
30 |
Controller revision is less than B03 |
31 |
Controller revision is less than A03 |
32 |
Controller revision is less than C05 |
33 |
VMACOV error |
34 |
VMA BAC error |
35 |
VMA FMT error |
36 |
Retry error not due to a NAK |
37 |
Unknown NAK error |