PXC4.E16S-2

PXC4.M16S-2

PXC4.E16-2

PXC4.M16-2

PXC5.E003

PXC5.E24

PXC7.E400S

PXC7.E400M

PXC7.E400L

Data sheet A6V1xxxxxx

4651312

4651900

4651312

4651900

1646020

3187283

2505052

2505052

2505052

Number of inputs / outputs onboard

16

16

1

24

1

1

1

Maximum number of inputs / outputs onboard and TXM

40

40

 

80

 

 

 

Maximum number of inputs / outputs via TXM

 

 

 

80

100

200

400

Maximum number of integration data points
(M-bus, Modbus TCP, and Modbus RTU)

 

40

500

80

100

200

400

Maximum number of all TXM-I/Os and integration data points 1)

40

80

500

120

100

250

600

Maximum number of KNX PL-Link devices 1)

 

64

64

64

64

64

64

Number of built-in hardware interfaces for M-bus devices according to EN 13757-2

1

1

1

1

1

Maximum number of simple M-bus loads à 1.5 mA (see row above)

4

4

4

4

4

Maximum number of M-bus devices wired via level converters (RS485)

The maximum number of M-bus devices wired via level converters depends on available integration data points and the maximum of all TXM-I/Os and integration data points together (see above). Theoretically, per level converter 250 simple M-bus devices can be wired.

Number of configurable field level networks, either for Modbus RTU, BACnet MS/TP, or M-bus using level converters/repeater with a maximum of 250 meters each.

-

1 2)

2 3)

2

1

2

4

Maximum number of BACnet MS/TP devices in a field level network 4) 5)
(basic principle: 60 devices per trunk)

 

 

2 x 60

2 x 60

1 x 60

2 x 60

4 x 60

BACnet/SC support

Node 6)

Node 6)

Node, Hub 7)

Node, Hub 7)

Node, Hub 7)

Node, Hub 7)

Node, Hub 7)

Number of BACnet/SC devices supported as hub

-

-

Up to 100 4)

Up to 100 4)

Up to 100 4)

Up to 100 4)

Up to 100 4)

1) KNX PL-Link data points do not count as integration points. For KNX PL-Link, only the limits on BACnet objects are considered.

2) Modbus RTU or M-bus only (no MS/TP).

3) COM2 and MBUS interface cannot be used at the same time.

4) These figures are based on system communication between the various units for typical systems. For additional information and details, e.g. on topology or communication, see: Application guide for BACnet networks in building automation and control, A6V11159798.

5) Dependent on the behavior of the third-party MS/TP devices.

6) Ethernet types only.

7) Hubs with BACnet Secure Connect can also work as regular BACnet routers to non-BACnet/SC networks.