O3-DIN EnOcean Gateway Application Guide Page 10 of 35
Document Edition 2.0
Configuring Input Devices
This section covers the following topics:
•Configuring Input Devices Using a Sensor Hub
•Configuring Input Devices Using a CON-ENOC
•Manually Pairing an EnOcean Device
•Resetting Pairing
Configuring Input Devices Using a Sensor Hub
To configure EnOcean input devices using a sensor hub:
1. In enteliWEB, open the NP3 object on the controller, set the Protocol Type to CANbus,
save the change, then activate the change (Device Actions > Activate Network Change).
2. Create object BV30s030 ("Enable EnOcean") to enable the EnOcean radio in the sensor
hub, replacing swith the sensor hub's rotary switch address (2–9), then command the
object to On. If you are using multiple hubs, create this BV object for each hub.
3. To verify that EnOcean is enabled, open the controller’s IOM object. You should see a
new virtual port representing the EnOcean network hosted by the sensor hub. For
example, 3200000.
4. Create an SV object for the EnOcean network. The object instance follows the format
3s00000, where sis the sensor hub address. For example, if the sensor hub address is 2,
create SV3200000. If the sensor hub address is 9, create SV3900000. If you are using
multiple hubs, create a network SV object for each hub.
5. Create an SV object for each EnOcean device (up to 32 per sensor hub). The object
instance follows the format 3sDD000, where sis the sensor hub address and DD is the
device number in the range 01 to 32. For example, if the sensor hub address is 2 and the
device number is 01, create SV3201000.
6. Associate a mapping file with each device SV object.
a. Open the device SV object.
b. In Gateway Mapping, select the FIL object that contains the desired EnOcean
Equipment Profile (EEP) or other XML mapping.
c. Click Save. The Subordinates section populates with a list of suggested BACnet
object instances and names.
7. Create BACnet objects for each EnOcean device.
a. Using the instances and names shown in the Subordinates section of the device
SV object, create the objects needed for your application. At a minimum, create
