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A61 Y2 9 0020 D EN user manual - technical documentation

BSD 2.0

User manual –Technical documentation

A61 Y2 9 0020 D EN


Technical documentation history
Date Version Comment

July, 2015 A Initial edition
January, 2017 B IP config utility is obsolete due to BSD 2.0 upgrades
January, 2017 C Compatibility with MASTER 2.0
November 2017 D DC Voltage range modification + Leds positioning change


Summary

1 Presentation ............................................................................................................................ 5
2 Installation .............................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Unpacking .................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Mounting ..................................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 Account configuration ................................................................................................................. 8
2.4 Power .......................................................................................................................................... 8
2.5 Connection and configuration ..................................................................................................... 8
2.5.1 Connectionbetween BSD 2.0 and Internet ...................................................................... 9
2.5.2 GENSYS to BSD 2.0 connection ...................................................................................... 12
3 Human‐machine interface ..................................................................................................... 14
3.1 LED ............................................................................................................................................. 14
3.1.1 Uplink/WAN LED ............................................................................................................ 14
3.1.2 Modem LED ................................................................................................................... 14
3.1.3 Gateway LED .................................................................................................................. 15
3.1.4 Power LED ...................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.5 Ethernet Link LED .......................................................................................................... 15
3.1.6 Power of the mobile network ....................................................................................... 16
3.2 User interface ............................................................................................................................ 17
3.2.1 « Control » tab ............................................................................................................... 17
3.2.2 Display ........................................................................................................................... 18
3.2.3 Alarms/Faults ................................................................................................................ 22
3.2.4 Tab « Overview » ........................................................................................................... 22
3.2.5 Tab « Historical data » ................................................................................................... 22
3.2.6 Map ............................................................................................................................... 23
4 GPS ........................................................................................................................................ 24
5 Advanced configuration ......................................................................................................... 25
5.1 Create a visualisation page for inputs/outputs ......................................................................... 25
5.2 Create alarms for inputs and outputs ....................................................................................... 26
5.3 Modify the configuration of the BSD 2.0 ................................................................................... 28
6 To go further.......................................................................................................................... 30
6.1 Connections ............................................................................................................................... 30
6.1.1 Terminal block ............................................................................................................... 30
6.1.2 RS‐485 Serial Interface .................................................................................................. 32
6.1.3 RS‐232 Serial Interface .................................................................................................. 32


6.2 LED RS485 / RS232 .................................................................................................................... 33
7 Dimensions & Specifications .................................................................................................. 34
7.1 Dimensions ................................................................................................................................ 34
7.2 Specifications ............................................................................................................................. 35

1 PRESENTATION

The BSD 2.0 is a gateway between your GENSYS / MASTER and Internet. It allows you to remotely
monitor your GENSYS from any device with a web browser (Tablet, Computer and Smartphone). This
device is compatible with GENSYS 2.0, GENSYS COMPACT and MASTER 2.0. One BSD 2.0 is necessary
by unit. You will find below the functions provided by this module:
‐ Sending of mails and/or text messages when an alarm or a fault appears on the GENSYS
‐ Location of your generator
‐ Control of your generator (Control of breakers, changing mode, start or stop the engine etc.)
‐ Visualization of many parameters (generator, mains, engine, inputs/outputs, etc.)

The connection between the BSD 2.0 and Internet can be done through two different ways:
‐ By connecting the BSD 2.0 on a network with internet, using an Ethernet cable
‐ By using a SIM card with a “data” plan

A GPS antenna allows the geolocalisation.

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Once the connection and configuration are done, you can access the GENSYS connecting to the
websitehttp://bsd20.cretechnology.com/with your login and password provided by CRE Technology.

There are 2 types of users:

‐ « User » level: You can use all the functionalities of the BSD 2.0 but you can't realize the
installation of the product (or any other configuration)
‐ « Manager »level: You can use all the functionalities of the BSD 2.0 and realize the
configuration for the installation of the module. You can also realize many manipulations
shown in the« Advanced configuration »part of the documentation.

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2 INSTALLATION

The GENSYS 2.0 and MASTER 2.0 firmware must be at least v4.66a5.

Warning The GENSYS COMPACT firmware must be at least v1.01.
2.1 UNPACKING

Make sure the package includes:
‐ The module
‐ A 3G/GPRS antenna
‐ A GPS antenna

Unpack and keep the package in case of any return.

Make sure the module doesn't have any scratches or visible faults/defects.

2.2 MOUNTING

Wall mounting

The BSD 2.0must be wall mounted, by screwing the unit directly to a flat surface using the screw
holes provided in the metal casing as shown below.

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2.3 ACCOUNT CONFIGURATION

5 logins will be supplied to you, 1 login at Manager level and 4 logins at User level. The logins and the
password of each account will be given by CRE Technology.

For each account, connect on http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/ using the logins and the password
given by CRE Technology, click on the login on the top corner of the page and enter:
‐ Password
‐ Phone number (must be validated)
‐ Email (must be validated)
‐ Click on « save »

2.4 POWER

9 – 32 VDC

Connect 9‐32VDC to the + pin, and connect ground to the ‐ pin.
Note: The power requirements of the BSD 2.0 vary depends on the types and numbers of functions

enabled at any one time. The unit will require an average of 4W, and a maximum of 6W.

2.5 CONNECTION AND CONFIGURATION

This part has to be done by a user with “Manager” Level. Two types of configurations are possible:

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Configuration 1: Ethernet network connected to Internet

Switch

Internet

WAN LAN

Gateway

Configuration 2: SIM card with a "data" plan (Mobile internet bundle)

Internet
LAN

The next two sections detail the connection between the BSD 2.0 and Internet, and then the
connection between the GENSYS / MASTER and the BSD 2.0.

2.5.1 Connection between BSD 2.0 and Internet

Follow the next steps according to the configuration chosen at the beginning of this chapter:

Configuration 1: Ethernet network connected to Internet

Connect your BSD 2.0 to an Ethernet network with Internet access using an Ethernet cable plugged in
the WAN port of the BSD 2.0.

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If your network is equipped with a DHCP server (auto configuration of IP addresses), the connection
is automatic. Wait a few seconds and check if the light of the LED Uplink/WAN is green.

If your network does not use DHCP protocol or if you would like to manually configure an IP address
for the BSD 2.0:

Disconnect the WAN port of BSD 2.0 and connect your BSD 2.0 LAN port to your computer with an
Ethernet cable without using a switch. Open a web browser, type the LAN IP address of the BSD 2.0
(10.200.1.1) and be sure your computer is in the same subnet (IP address: 10.200.1.X with X between
2 and 250). You will see a message box requesting a username and a password:

Username: admin
Password: Type the activation code which is at the bottom of your BSD 2.0

When you are connected, you can modify the WAN IP address of your product selecting « Network
settings ». « Use DHCP to assign an IP address automatically » must not be checked.
Then, do not forget to reconnect the BSD 2.0 to your installation as described before.

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Configuration 2: SIM card with a "data" plan (Mobile internet bundle)

Note: A « data » plan is a mobile plan with an Internet connection

‐ Deactivate the PIN code of your SIM card
‐ Insert the SIM card in the module

The SIM card should be pushed into the slot provided on the top side of the unit. The side of the SIM
card with the gold plating should face upwards, and the end with the cut corner should be inserted
first. When the card is fully inserted it will lock into position.

Note: Push the SIM card again to extract it

Check that the BSD 2.0 is powered on.

Connect on http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/, select the system (BSD 2.0) you want to configure,
then, select« Management »and click on « Mobile network »:

‐ Select "I have a custom or standard SIM‐Card"
‐ Type in the phone number, including country code
‐ Type the APN (Access Point Name) ‐ Contact your operator
‐ APN username ‐ Contact your operator
‐ APN password ‐Contact your operator
‐ Click on "Send". This will allow you to transfer all the APN parameters to the BSD 2.0 via
a text message

Wait a couple of minutes until you see the message "Configuration SMS delivered. Note it might take
a few minutes before the system comes online".

Check if the LEDs Modem and Uplink/WAN of the BSD 2.0 are turning green.

Configuration 1 & 2: Checking the Internet connection
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Go on http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/, select the system (BSD 2.0) you want to modify, then, go on
« Management » and click on « Status »:

‐ Click on of part « Extended remote gateway information »
‐ Check live « information updated » to see if time is up to date
 The internet connection is operational

2.5.2 GENSYS to BSD 2.0 connection

Connect your GENSYS on the LAN port of the BSD 2.0.

By default both devices are configured to communicate together without any other configuration.
Their IP addresses are:

GENSYS 2.0 / GENSYS COMPACT PRIME: 192.168.11.1
BSD 2.0: 192.168.11.20 (LAN port)

If your network uses 192.168.11.X address, this configuration may generate conflicts between the
WAN and LAN part. Modify the GENSYS IP address and the LAN IP address of the BSD 2.0. For
example:

GENSYS 2.0 / GENSYS COMPACT PRIME: 192.168.12.1
BSD 2.0: 192.168.12.20
 Contact your network administrator

If you use the factory configuration, go directly to « Download the web server configuration in the
BSD 2.0 ».

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To change the IP address of a GENSYS 2.0 or a GENSYS COMPACT, please refer to the product
documentation.

Modification of the LAN IP address of the BSD 2.0

Connect on http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/, select the system you would like to modify, then, go
on « Management» and click on « Configuration»:
‐ Click on « Gateway settings »
‐ On « LAN Configuration » select the mode : « Manually set a fixed IP address and
netmask »
‐ IP address: Set the desired IP address. Ex : 192.168.12.20
‐ Netmask : 255.255.255.0
Configuration of the new GENSYS IP address in the BSD 2.0

‐ Open the « Configuration » page in the “Management” tab :
‐ Click on « Device configuration »
‐ On line GENSYS 2.0 or GENSYS COMPACT, click on « edit »
‐ Modify the IP address : « Modbus IP »

Download the web server configuration into the BSD 2.0

This step aims at transferring information from the server (the GENSYS IP address, Modbus variables
to read and write, LAN address of the BSD 2.0 etc...) to the BSD 2.0.

It has to be done systematically when everything is configured.

Connection http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/, select the system (BSD 2.0) you would like to modify,
then, go on « Management » and click on « Configuration »:

‐ Click on the green button « Synchronize configuration »
‐ Wait for the BSD 2.0 to restart (LED Power and LED Uplink/WAN turned on)

Check the good operation of the installation

‐ Open the page « Status » of the tab « Management »
‐ Click on the button of the « Communication statistics » part
‐ Check that « Valid responses » is different from 0
 The BSD 2.0 is operational.
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3 HUMAN-MACHINE INTERFACE

3.1 LED

LED Indications
Modem status
Status for RS‐232 and RS‐485 port (Specific applications)
Connection status via WAN port
System status
Unit is powered on
Network speed

Note : While unit is booting up, all LED will be orange except Power LED

3.1.1 Uplink/WAN LED

This LED indicates the status of the connection between the BSD 2.0 and the Cloud (Internet).

Connected to the Cloud

Incorrect IP settings
‐ For dynamic IP address, check for DHCP server on network
‐ For fixed IP address, check the set IP address (see 3.2.2)

Unable to connect to the Cloud (Internet)
Check all network settings (gateway, DNS servers, netmasks, etc) and
firewalls.

3.1.2 Modem LED

Modem disabled

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Modem failure

SIM card failure
Check that the SIM card is properly inserted and is not damaged

PIN code activated on SIM card
Deactivate the PIN code

No APN server specified

Modem is registered on mobile network

Modem is searching for mobile network

3.1.3 Gateway LED

No power, or unit is still starting up

Hardware failure ‐ Contact CRE Technology support

Application failure ‐ Contact CRE Technology support

Normal operation

3.1.4 Power LED

No power

Unit is powered on

3.1.5 Ethernet Link LED

The Ethernet Link LED indicates network traffic and the network speed.

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No Ethernet link detected

Activity on a 10 Mbps Ethernet network

Activity on a 100 Mbps Ethernet network

3.1.6 Power of the mobile network

For an indication of the mobile network signal strength, press and release« MODE » button on the
top of the BSD 2.0. The top 5 LEDs (i.e. all except the Power LED) on the front panel will now indicate
the signal strength as follows:
‐ 1 Red LED: No/unknown signal
‐ 1 Orange LED: Poor signal
‐ 1 Green LED: OK signal
‐ 2‐5 Green LEDs: Good to optimum signal

The LEDs will automatically switch back to their usual function.

To improve the signal, try replacing the stub antenna with a 5m extension antenna, and/or re‐
position the antenna for better reception.

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3.2 USER INTERFACE

To access the user screen, connect with your user name and password on :
http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/

All your company’s projects appear :

Each project allows you to access on one or several power generators called “System” :

This part details available pages for each power generator.

3.2.1 « Control » tab

This page contains the following functions:
‐ Display of voltages (Generator and Mains/Bus)
‐ Display of generator frequency
‐ Display of battery voltage and engine speed
‐ Change mode (Auto/Test/Man)
‐ Start and stop of the engine (Manual mode)
‐ Opening/Closing of the breakers
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‐ Reset alarms and faults
‐ Display of evolutionary curves (voltages, frequency, power).

3.2.2 Display

The pages Generator, Mains/Bus, Engine and Inputs/Outputs are display pages. All of the variables
you will see in these pages are listed below:

GENSYS 2.0
Page Variable name
Generator V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
I1, I2, I3
P1, P2, P3
Q1, Q2, Q3
Pf1, Pf2, Pf3
Pf
Frequency
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Mains V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
I1, I2, I3
P1, P2, P3
Q1, Q2, Q3
Pf1, Pf2, Pf3
Pf
Frequency
Engine RPM
Oil pressure
Coolant temperature
Battery voltage
Count of attempts to start
Engine running hours
Inputs/Outputs Emergency stop
Mains breaker aux
Generator breaker aux
Remote start
Energise to close generator breaker
Energise to close mains breaker
Energise to crank
Energise to active fuel solenoid

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GENSYSCOMPACT PRIME
Page Variable name
Generator V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
I1, I2, I3
P1, P2, P3
Q1, Q2, Q3
Pf1, Pf2, Pf3
Pf
Frequency
Bus V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
Frequency
Engine RPM
Oil pressure
Coolant temperature
Battery voltage
Count of attempts to start
Engine running hours

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MASTER 2.0
Page Variable name
Power plant V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
I1, I2, I3
P1, P2, P3
Q1, Q2, Q3
Pf1, Pf2, Pf3
Pf
Frequency
Mains V1, V2, V3
U23, U31, U12
I1, I2, I3
P1, P2, P3
Q1, Q2, Q3
Pf1, Pf2, Pf3
Pf
Frequency
Inputs/Outputs Mains breaker aux
Generator breaker aux
Remote start
Energise to close generator breaker
Energise to close mains breaker
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3.2.3 Alarms/Faults

When an alarm or fault is detected by the GENSYS, an email and/or text message is immediately sent
to all the users. This email/text message will tell you whether it is an alarm or a fault and how serious
the problem is:

Alarm:
‐ Alarm

Faults:
‐ Generator fault : ON if there is at least one « generator electrical fault » triggered by
GENSYS
‐ Mains fault : ON if there is at least one « mains electrical fault » triggered by GENSYS
‐ Soft shutdown : ON if there is at least one « minor fault » triggered by GENSYS
‐ Hard shutdown : ON if there is at least one « serious fault » triggered by GENSYS
‐ SSD + help
‐ Generator electrical fault + help

Note: For more information, please refer to the module’s documentation.

Then you can connect on the user interface in order to obtain more information. You will be able to
see:
‐ In red :Indication on the cause of the fault(triggers the sending of an email and/or text
message)
‐ The text « Alarm » (In yellow) : Active if one or more alarms are on the GENSYS (trigger
the sending of an email and/or text message)
‐ In blue : Details on the causes of the alarms/fault (doesn’t trigger the sending of an email
and/or text message)

3.2.4 Tab « Overview »

This tab provides an overview of the information collected by the BSD 2.0. You can select different
pages by using the scrolling menu:
‐ Latest logged data: allows you to see the active alarms as well as the last registration
used for the display of the curves
‐ BSD 2.0 : Specific client application
‐ GPS : This page allows you to consult different information on the GPS communication
‐ GENSYS 2.0 / GENSYS COMPACT : This page enables you to view and modify all GENSYS
data achieved by the BSD 2.0 (qualified personnel only)

3.2.5 Tab « Historical data »

This page enables you to draw the curves of different parameters (voltage, power, frequency).

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To draw a curve, drag a parameter from the « Available Parameters» column to « Left Axis» or
« Right Axis ».

Both axes automatically adjust themselves to the parameters values. Put the variables which have
the same order of magnitude on the same axis in order to give you a better readability.

3.2.6 Map

Map page allows you to view the geographic location of your BSD 2.0.
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4 GPS

The BSD 2.0 offers a GPS location allowing you to:

‐ Visualize the location of your power generator on a map
‐ Receive emails and/or text messages when your power generator is out of a
predetermined geographic area

GPS activation

‐ Connect the GPS antenna on the dedicated SMA port of the BSD 2.0
‐ Connect on : http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/
‐ Follow the procedure by clicking on the magic wand on the top corner of the page :

Warning:

The GPS antenna has to be set up outside in a free area, avoiding any obstacle between the antenna
and the sky.

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5 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION

Only a user with “Manager” access can realize the actions described in this section. Don't forget to
download the new configuration in the BSD 2.0 after each modification you make (refer to 2.5.2).

5.1 CREATE A VISUALISATION PAGE FOR INPUTS/OUTPUTS

The spare inputs and outputs of the GENSYS 2.0 and the GENSYS COMPACT are not displayed by
default. However it is possible to create one or more pages to visualize the inputs/outputs of your
application.

Step 1
‐ Select the system (BSD 2.0) where the page needs to be created
‐ Go on « Configuration » page in tab « Management »
‐ Click on « Visualization »

Add to this list all the inputs/outputs available that should be shown on the user interface. In order
To do so, you need to:

‐ Click on« add visualization parameter »
‐ Fill in the fields as shown below :

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Device: Select GENSYS COMPACT or GENSYS 2.0 according to your application
Group: All the groups ending by « user defined» are intended to the creation of inputs/outputs pages
Parameter: Select the parameter you want to add to this list
Description: Give a name to this input/output (Ex: Oil pressure for the parameter « Digital input J4 »
of the GENSYS 2.0)

‐ Start again for all the inputs/outputs you want to visualise

Note: The number of inputs/outputs you can add is limited. The list « Visualization » can't exceed 128
variables (taking into account the default variables already used on existing pages).

Step 2

You can now create pages which will enable you to visualize the variables configured in the step 1.
These pages will be observable by all the users in exactly the same way as the default pages.

To add a page :

‐ Click on « Dashboards » in the « Management » tab
‐ Click on « add »
‐ By clicking on « edit » you can modify the name of the page and define an access level:
o Admin : Only the user with manager level will have access to this page
o User : All users will have access to this page
‐ Click on « Live values » and then on « add value list »
‐ You can now configure the list of variables by clicking on « edit »
o Title : Give a name to this list of variables
o Click on « add » in order to select the variables you would like to visualize

Note: Several « Value list » can be added on a same page.

5.2 CREATE ALARMS FOR INPUTS AND OUTPUTS

The spare inputs and outputs of the GENSYS 2.0 and the GENSYS COMPACT don’t be configured as
alarm by default. However it is possible to create your own alarms according to your application.

‐ Connect on http://bsd20.cretechnology.com/
‐ Select the system where the page needs to be created
‐ Go to « Configuration » page in the « Management » tab
‐ Click on « Alarms »

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Add to this list all the inputs/outputs which should trigger an alarm on the BSD 2.0. To do this:

‐ Click on « add alarm parameter »

Device: Select GENSYS COMPACT or GENSYS 2.0 according to your application
Group: All the groups ending by « user defined» are intended to the creation of alarms
Parameter: Select the parameter which will trigger an alarm on the BSD 2.0
Description: Give a name to this alarm (Ex: Oil pressure for the parameter « Digital input J4 » of the
GENSYS 2.0)
Trigger & Value: This 2 fields need to be always filled as shown above.
Severity: Select « Warning »

‐ Start again for all the alarms

Note: The number of alarms you can add is limited. The list « Alarms » can't exceed 128 variables
(taking into account the default alarms).

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5.3 MODIFY THE CONFIGURATION OF THE BSD 2.0

When you receive your BSD 2.0, this one is configured to work with a GENSYS 2.0 or with a GENSYS
COMPACT according to your initial application. However, it is possible to change the configuration of
the BSD 2.0 by yourself. You need to:

Delete the initial device:

‐ Select the system for which the configuration needs to be modified
‐ Go to the « Configuration » page on the « Management » tab
‐ On the line GENSYS 2.0 or GENSYS COMPACT, click on « remove »

Add a device:

‐ Click on « add device »

‐ Tick « Use configuration from a profile »
‐ Select Device type : « Modbus »
‐ Choose the new profile you would like to use
‐ Click on « next »

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‐ Complete the following fields:

Device name: This field will be automatically filled. It can be modified if necessary.
Modbus slave: This parameter isn’t used by the GENSYS. Write « 1 » as shown above
Modbus IP: Fill the IP address of the GENSYS connected to the BSD 2.0. By default, the address of the
GENSYS is « 192.168.11.1 »
Modbus port: This field will be filled by default with the value « 502 ». It is the Modbus port used by
default on the GENSYS. This parameter must be the same as the GENSYS configuration.

‐ Click on « next »


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6 TO GO FURTHER

The standard BSD 2.0 application does not make use of the elements that follow. Their use is under
the responsibility of the user.

6.1 CONNECTIONS

6.1.1 Terminal block

No. Label Function
11 (Analog In) COM Analog ground
10 (Analog In) AI4 Analog input #4
6 (DI/pulse In) DI2- Digital input 2
5 (DI/pulse In) DI2+ Digital input 2 current source
4 (DI/pulse In) DI1- Digital input 1
3 (DI/pulse In) DI1+ Digital input 1current source
2 (Relay) COM Relay output, COM, isolated
1 (Relay) NO Relay output, NO, isolated

Digital inputs

BSD 2.0 features 2 digital inputs (dry contact type), i.e. they do not require any control voltage, and
will function with a switch or breaker. Please observe the following for the digital inputs:

Warning:
‐ Max recommended cable length = 3m. It may be possible to use longer cable lengths, but
this could lead to EMC problems.
‐ Do not apply a power source to a digital input, as there is a risk that this will burn it

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Relay output

There is one relay output with a rated load of 1A at 24VDC.

The relay output must be supplied from an isolating transformer using a secondary listed fuse rated
at maximum 3.3A and minimum 30VDC.

Connecting a Relay Output
Analog inputs

BSD 2.0 provides 4 analog inputs. All 4 inputs support:

‐ Current: 0‐20 mA, ±3.5% (Input resistance 270 Ohm)
‐ Voltage: 0‐10 VDC, ±2% (Input resistance 280 kOhm)

Analog inputs 1 and 3 also support the connection of:

‐ PT100: PT100 temperature sensor (range ‐50° to +150°C)

Wire an Analog Input for Temperatures Readings

Wire an Analog Input for Voltage Readings
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Wire an Analog Input for Current Readings

6.1.2 RS‐485 Serial Interface

The RS‐485 serial interface is used to
connect Modbus slave units.

Pin Function

A RS‐485 Line A

B RS‐485 Line B
COM ISO GND (isolated ground)
6.1.3 RS‐232 Serial Interface

The RS‐232 serial interface is used to

connect a single Modbus slave unit.

Pin Function

Rx Rx Receive input

Tx Tx Transmit output

GND Signal ground

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6.2 LED RS485 / RS232

This LED indicate the status of the serial ports, according to the following:

Port not in use

Port failure

Port enabled from Cloud

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7 DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS

7.1 DIMENSIONS

All measurements are shown in millimetres.

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7.2 SPECIFICATIONS

Ethernet 10/100 Mbit/s
Mobile communication 5-band 3G/UMTS (WCDMA/FDD): 800/850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz
Quad-band GSM/GPRS: 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
Alarms Email, SMS
Relay output 1(max 24V AC/DC, 1A)
Digital inputs 2, dry contact type
Analog inputs 4 inputs, all supporting 0-10V or 0-20mA.

Current: 0-20 mA, ±3.5% (Input resistance 270 Ohm)
Voltage: 0-10 VDC, ±2% (Input resistance 280 kOhm)
Support for PT100 on AI1 and AI3. Sensor range -50° to +150°C.
11-bit resolution. Raw value 0-2400.
2 inputs (PT100, 0-10V or 0-20mA)
Input tolerance 0-10V: R=1.66%, A/D=0.1mV+0.15%
Input tolerance 4-20mA: R=3.3%, A/D=0.1mV+0.15%
Serial port #1 RS-232 up to 115.2 kbit/s
Serial port #2 RS-485 up to 115.2 kbit/s
Antenna connector SMA female
Protocols Modbus-RTU, Modbus TCP. EtherNet/IP
Modbus slaves 32
Baud rates 1200-115200 baud
Wall mounting Yes
Dimensions 135 x 92 x 27 mm
Operating temperature -40 to +65° C
Storage temperature -45 to +85° C
Power supply 9-32 VDC
Power consumption 4W
(Average)
Power consumption (Max) 6W
Certifications CE, RoHS, CULUS, Telec, JATE, FCC, IC, PTCRB, RCM

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2.3 ACCOUNT CONFIGURATION

Note: The power requirements of the BSD 2.0 vary depends on the types and numbers of functions

2.5 CONNECTION AND CONFIGURATION

3.2 USER INTERFACE

Page Variable name

Generator V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Pf1, Pf2, Pf3

Mains V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Pf1, Pf2, Pf3

Count of attempts to start

Engine running hours

Inputs/Outputs Emergency stop

Mains breaker aux

Generator breaker aux

Energise to close generator breaker

Energise to close mains breaker

Energise to active fuel solenoid

Page Variable name

Generator V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Pf1, Pf2, Pf3

Bus V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Count of attempts to start

Engine running hours

Page Variable name

Power plant V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Pf1, Pf2, Pf3

Mains V1, V2, V3

U23, U31, U12

Pf1, Pf2, Pf3

Inputs/Outputs Mains breaker aux

Generator breaker aux

Energise to close generator breaker

Energise to close mains breaker

5.1 CREATE A VISUALISATION PAGE FOR INPUTS/OUTPUTS

5.2 CREATE ALARMS FOR INPUTS AND OUTPUTS

5.3 MODIFY THE CONFIGURATION OF THE BSD 2.0

6.1.3 RS‐232 Serial Interface

6.2 LED RS485 / RS232

7 DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS

Ethernet 10/100 Mbit/s

Alarms Email, SMS

Relay output 1(max 24V AC/DC, 1A)

Digital inputs 2, dry contact type

Analog inputs 4 inputs, all supporting 0-10V or 0-20mA.

Serial port #1 RS-232 up to 115.2 kbit/s

Serial port #2 RS-485 up to 115.2 kbit/s

Antenna connector SMA female

Protocols Modbus-RTU, Modbus TCP. EtherNet/IP

Baud rates 1200-115200 baud

Wall mounting Yes

Operating temperature -40 to +65° C

Storage temperature -45 to +85° C

Power supply 9-32 VDC

Power consumption (Max) 6W

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