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Issue 2013-11-03 Datasheet 2.50-40.051-52-EN Berg network monitoring gateway module pplication The gateway module with an RS485 connection is used to connect up to 8 Berg network monitoring components to the DDC3000 and DDC4000 systems. Data communication between the network monitoring components and the gateway module takes places via the RS485 interface. The following types can be connected: UBN204, UBN303, UBN304, UBN305, UPT2010, UBN30, UBN310, UBN315 and UBN3060 Content Page Functions of the...2 Data description (points lists)...3 Phase / totals menu data points...7 Änderungen vorbehalten - Contents subject to change - Sous réserve de modifications - Reservado el derecho a modificación - Wijzigingen voorbehouden - Con riserva di modifiche - Innehåll som skall ändras - Změny vyhrazeny - Zmiany zastrzeżone - Возможны изменения - változtatások jogát fenntartjuk - 保 留 未 经 通 知 而 改 动 的 权 力 Kieback&Peter GmbH & Co. KG Tempelhofer Weg 50, 12347 Berlin/Germany Telefon: +49 30 60095-0, Telefax: +49 30 60095-164 www.kieback-peter.de, info@kieback-peter.com

Functions of the Registering the SBM on the DDC fter switching the supply voltage on, the SBM checks the availability of the switch cabinet bus and uses the basic menu to register with the DDC. Parameterization in the basic menu ctivity on the foreign bus can be switched on (1) or off (0) using parameter 2202, bus mode source. The time behavior is set using parameter 2203, cycle source. Parameter deleted or '0' represents continuous foreign bus operation. With parameter '1', the query cycle is started at a one minute interval. new foreign bus cycle is started every time the cycle source changes its state. If the current cycle should not be completed, an additional cycle is started afterward. The actual 2204, foreign bus status, is '1' if there are no serious errors. These errors are: device monitoring switched on but no device detected. frequency error measured overflow Registering and deregistering energy monitoring devices fter releasing the foreign bus with parameter 2202 [1] of the basic menu, the SBM registers the totals menus /04, /08, /12,.., /32, which correspond to device addresses 1..8, with the DDC. If parameter 2216 of the totals menu is set (1), the parameter 'Device type' will be queried for the corresponding device address, and if successful, the 'Version number' will be queried. If a valid answer is received, the corresponding phase menus are registered with the DDC, beginning with menu number [(ddr. - 1) * 4] + 1. Parameterizing a device address that deviates from the basic setting If a device with a device address between 9 and 247 is operated on the foreign bus, enter the address concerned in parameter 2240 of the corresponding totals menu. The device address (default setting '1') can be changed on the device. Querying the measured s of the energy monitoring devices and transferring them to the DDC according to the points list The parameters from the individual menus are read by the device according to the points list and are entered in the data points. Only the electrical s for network consumption are taken into consideration. The s are instantaneous s. If 0 is set in parameter 2240 of the totals menu, the of the corresponding device is not queried. The is queried if the is invalid or if it corresponds to the device address. The default setting address (1..8) applies for s from 248 to 254. Parameter 2212 shows the address of the assigned device. Power and energy s are scaled according to the specification in the parameters 2220 and 2245 of the totals menu. If they are not parameterized, the units kw or kwh apply. ctivating or deactivating device monitoring according to DDC parameterization The search for connected devices can be switched on or off using parameter 2216 in the totals menu. Invalid, 0 Search inactive 1 Search active Page 2 / 8

Data description (points lists) Software menu M090 SBM51 gateway Phase menu L1, L2, L3 Par. no. Parameter, plain text 2209 External system malfunction 2210 nalog actual 1 Delta voltage U12, U23, U31 Supplied parameters, Min. Max. Base Unit operating mode L1 L2 L3 Participant is registered 0 2147483647 Current 2211 nalog actual 2 Phase voltage U1, U2, U3 0 2147483647 Current 2212 nalog actual 3 No 2251 nalog actual 4 No 2215 nalog actual 5 No 2252 nalog actual 6 No 2253 nalog actual 7 Phase current I1, I2, I3-999999.99 999999.99 Current 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P1, P2, P3 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S1, S2, S3 2256 nalog actual 10 2257 nalog actual 11 2258 nalog actual 12 Reactive power Q1, Q2, Q3-999999.99 999999.99 Current -999999.99 999999.99 Current -999999.99 999999.99 Current Power factor cos φ -1.00 1.00 Current No 2240 Q analog setpoint 1 No 2241 Q analog setpoint 2 No 2242 Q analog setpoint 3 No 2222 Digital actual 1 No 2224 Digital actual 2 No 2225 Digital actual 3 No 2226 Digital actual 4 No 2227 Digital actual 5 No 2228 Digital actual 6 No 2216 Q digital setpoint 1 No 2220 Q digital setpoint 2 No 2245 Q digital setpoint 3 No 2246 Q digital setpoint 4 No 2217 Operating mode Operating mode 1 6 V V External system malfunction (parameter: 2209) This indicates that there is a device present for this menu group. Operating mode (parameter: 2217) Operating mode display according to the setting in the basic program of the SBM51/04 parameter 2203. MIN = 2 min = (2), MX = 24 h = (6); (in brackets display on BMS) Page 3 / 8

nalog actual 8..10 (parameter: 2254, 2255, 2256) It is possible to use parameter 2220 Q digital setpoint 2 to control how the measured performance s are displayed within this software menu group. Deleted, 0 Power in kw 1 Power in W Software menu M090 SBM51 gateway Totals menu Par. no. Parameter, plain text Supplied parameters, operating mode L1 L2 L3 2209 External system malfunction Min. Max. Base Unit Participant is registered 2210 nalog actual 1 Module type 0 99 Current 2211 nalog actual 2 Version number 0 2147483647 Current 2212 nalog actual 3 Device address 0 247 Current 2251 nalog actual 4 Phase sequence 123 OK, 132 wrong 123 132 Current 2215 nalog actual 5 No 2252 nalog actual 6 No 2253 nalog actual 7 ctive energy Ep 0.00 999999.99 Current 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P 0.00 999999.99 Current 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S 0.00 999999.99 Current 2256 nalog actual 10 Reactive power Q 0.00 999999.99 Current 2257 nalog actual 11 Power factor cos φ -1.00 1.00 Current 2258 nalog actual 12 Power frequency 0.00 999999.99 Current 2240 Q analog setpoint 1 1..247 address 0.00 247.00 Deleted 0 or is deleted 2241 Q analog setpoint 2 Connection type 1.00 4.00 2242 Q analog setpoint 3 No 2222 Digital actual 1 0 = Type OK 1 = No device 2224 Digital actual 2 0 = No error 1 = Error 2225 Digital actual 3 Connection type error0 = OK; 1 = Error 2226 Digital actual 4 Power frequency error0 = OK; 1 = Error 2227 Digital actual 5 Phase sequence0 = OK; 1 = Error 2228 Digital actual 6 No Hz Page 4 / 8

Par. no. Parameter, plain text Supplied parameters, operating mode L1 L2 L3 Min. Max. Base Unit 2216 Q digital setpoint 1 ddress specification deleted, 0 = off 1 = on 2220 Q digital setpoint 2 Power unit deleted, 0 = kw 1 = W 2245 Q digital setpoint 3 Energy unit deleted, 0 = kwh 1 = Wh 2246 Q digital setpoint 4 Energy unit deleted, 0 = 2245 1 = MWh 2217 Operating mode Undefined Stop, uto 1 6 External system malfunction (parameter: 2209) This indicates that there is a device present for this menu group. Q digital setpoint 1 (parameter: 2216) Parameterization 2240 Q analog setpoint 1 release, does not apply for address '0' Operating mode (parameter: 2217) Device present 1. - 3. Software menu of a software menu group, no function 4. Software menu of a software menu group, 'utomatic' Device missing 1. - 3. Software menu of a software menu group, no function 4. Software menu of a software menu group, 'Stop' Digital actual 4 (parameter: 2226) Power frequency f N < 40 Hz, 70 Hz < f N Q analog setpoint 1 (parameter: 2240) ddress specification for the device to be read. If an address is not entered, the addresses 1..8 that correspond to the menu group apply. The device is otherwise read with the address entered in parameter 2240 Q analog setpoint 1. device is not read with this software menu group if the 0 is assigned in parameter 2240 Q analog setpoint 1. Q analog setpoint 2 (parameter: 2241) The setpoint is compared with the set on the device and the result is displayed in parameter 2224. UBN304 3 3 phase 3Wr/3CT 4 3 phase 4Wr/3CT UBN3060 1 single-phase 3 3 phase 3Wr/2CT 4 3 phase 4Wr/3CT Page 5 / 8

nalog actual 4 (parameter: 2251) Only UBN3060 nalog actual 7 (parameter: 2253) It is possible to use parameter 2245 Q digital setpoint 3 and 2246 Q digital setpoint 4 to control how the measured energy s are displayed within this software menu group. 2245 Deleted, 0 Energy in kwh 1 Energy in Wh 2246 Deleted, 0 Unit according to 2245 1 Energy in MWh (version 1.1 and higher) nalog actual 8..10 (parameter: 2254, 2255, 2256) It is possible to use parameter 2220 Q digital setpoint 2 to control how the measured performance s are displayed within this software menu group. Deleted, 0 Power in kw 1 Power in W Page 6 / 8

Phase / totals menu data points Menu 1, phase 1 Par. no. Parameter, plain text Parameter L1 Min. Max. Base Unit 2210 nalog actual 1 Delta voltage U12 0 Curr. 2211 nalog actual 2 Phase voltage U1 0 Curr. 2212 nalog actual 3 No 2251 nalog actual 4 No 2215 nalog actual 5 No 2252 nalog actual 6 No 2253 nalog actual 7 Phase current I1 0.00 Curr. 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P1 0.00 Curr. 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S1 0.00 Curr. 2256 nalog actual 10 Reactive power Q1 0.00 Curr. 2257 nalog actual 11 Power factor cos φ1 0.00 Curr. 2258 nalog actual 12 No eff W/kW V/kV var/kvar Menu 2, phase 2 Par. no. Parameter, plain text Parameter L2 Min. Max. Base Unit 2210 nalog actual 1 Delta voltage U23 0 Curr. 2211 nalog actual 2 Phase voltage U2 0 Curr. 2212 nalog actual 3 No 2251 nalog actual 4 No 2215 nalog actual 5 No 2252 nalog actual 6 No 2253 nalog actual 7 Phase current I2 0.00 Curr. 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P2 0.00 Curr. 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S2 0.00 Curr. 2256 nalog actual 10 Reactive power Q2 0.00 Curr. 2257 nalog actual 11 Power factor cos φ2 0.00 Curr. 2258 nalog actual 12 No eff W/kW V/kV var/kvar Page 7 / 8

Menu 3, phase 3 Par. no. Parameter, plain text Parameter L3 Min. Max. Base Unit 2210 nalog actual 1 Delta voltage U31 0 Curr. 2211 nalog actual 2 Phase voltage U3 0 Curr. 2212 nalog actual 3 No 2251 nalog actual 4 No 2215 nalog actual 5 No 2252 nalog actual 6 No 2253 nalog actual 7 Phase current I3 0.00 Curr. 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P3 0.00 Curr. 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S3 0.00 Curr. 2256 nalog actual 10 Reactive power Q3 0.00 Curr. 2257 nalog actual 11 Power factor cos φ3 0.00 Curr. 2258 nalog actual 12 No eff W/kW V/kV var/kvar Menu 4, Totals menu Par. no. Parameter, plain text Parameter, total Min. Max. Base Unit 2210 nalog actual 1 Device type 2211 nalog actual 2 Version number 0 Curr. 2212 nalog actual 3 Device address 0 247 Curr. 2251 nalog actual 4 Phase sequence 123 OK, 132 wrong 123 132 Curr. 2215 nalog actual 5 pparent energy 0 Curr. 2252 nalog actual 6 Total current 0 Curr. 2253 nalog actual 7 ctive energy Ep 0.00 Curr. 2254 nalog actual 8 Effective power P 0.00 Curr. 2255 nalog actual 9 pparent power S 0.00 Curr. 2256 nalog actual 10 Reactive power Q 0.00 Curr. 2257 nalog actual 11 Power factor cos φ -1.00 1.00 Curr. 2258 nalog actual 12 Power frequency 0.00 Curr. 2225 Digital actual 3 Connection type 1 4 Curr. Vh/ kvh eff Wh/kWh W/kW V/kV var/kvar Hz Page 8 / 8