Product Overview
The BAScontrol22 is a 22-point unitary controller which supports BACnet/IP and Sedona using a 2-port Ethernet switch connection. The controller complies with the B-ASC device profile having a convenient mix of 8 universal inputs, 4 binary inputs, 4 analog outputs and 6 relay outputs. Unique to the unit are 48 web components which link Sedona wire sheet readable/writeable data to web pages, and 24 virtual points which link Sedona wire sheet readable/writeable data to a BACnet client.
The device is fully web page-configurable, and freely programmable using Sedona's drag-and-drop programming methodology of assembling components onto a wire sheet to create applications. The unit can be programmed using the Sedona Application Editor (SAE). Rugged design, low profile, and wide temperature operation make it suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
Versatile Control Device — Unitary controller or remote Ethernet I/O
- BACnet/IP compliant with a B-ASC device profile
- Resident Sedona Virtual Machine (SVM)
- Programmable via the Sedona Application Editor (SAE)
- Configurable with a common web browser
- Direct connection to Ethernet network
- NTP or manually-settable real-time clock
- COV subscriptions – 14 binary and 2 analog
- Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +75°C
Flexible Input/Output — 22-points of physical I/O
- Eight configurable universal inputs:
Thermistor, resistance, analog voltage, binary input, pulse inputs (4 max) - Four contact closure inputs
- Four analog voltage outputs
- Six relay outputs
Product Details
The BAScontrol22 utilizes a 32-bit ARM7 processor with 512 kB of flash memory plus a 16 Mbit serial flash file system for storing configuration data and an application program.
By operating at the BACnet/IP level, the BAScontrol22 can share the same Ethernet network with supervisory controllers and operator workstations. The unit can be configured for a fixed IP address or can operate as a DHCP client receiving its IP address from a DHCP server. A real-time clock with a supercap backup allows for creating local schedules.
A 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port supports protocols such as BACnet/IP, Sedona SOX, HTTP and FTP. Configuration of universal inputs and virtual points can be accomplished using web pages. Type II and type III 10 kΩ thermistor curves and a 20 kΩ thermistor curve are resident in the unit. Current inputs can be measured using external resistors. Contact closures require a voltage-free source. Binary inputs and outputs as well as analog outputs require no configuration. The unit is powered from a 24VAC/VDC source.
