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Can an EBO AS-P Be Used Instead of MicroNet Manager MN-MI?

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Can an EBO AS-P Be Used Instead of MicroNet Manager MN-MI?

Gary Schneider Alumni (Retired)
‎2023-04-28 08:38 AM

Last Updated: Administrator CraigEl Administrator ‎2025-10-29 09:27 PM

Issue

There is a need to connect a legacy MicroNet system to the EcoStruxure Building Operation (EBO) platform. The traditional MN-MI interface is now obsolete, prompting the search for alternative integration methods.

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Operation

Environment

  • Automation server
  • Enterprise Server
  • MicroNet interface

Cause

The MN-MI interface, previously used to bridge MicroNet systems with EBO, is no longer supported. A replacement solution is required to maintain system connectivity and functionality.

Note: In EBO 2022 (4.0) and later, Satchwell MicroNet Integration is no longer supported.

Resolution

MicroNet systems operate using one of two communication protocols:

  1. Native Communications Protocol (NCP)
  2. Attached Resource Computer Network (ARCnet)

If using NCP:

  • The MicroNet LAN can be connected directly to the AS-P or ES.
  • A MicroNet interface can be added and configured within EBO.

If using ARCnet:

  • The MN-MI is required to convert RS-232 to ARCnet.
  • The MN-MI connects to the AS-P/ES via an RS232-to-RS485 converter.
  • 100 Series MicroNet Controllers:
    These may allow removal of auxiliary ARCnet cards and reconfiguration to NCP protocol, enabling direct connection to AS-P/ES.

  • 50 Series MicroNet Controllers:
    These cannot be reconfigured due to integrated communication components on the main board.

Reference:
For detailed connection options and configurations, refer to document PA-00246.

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