User Manual

2
Smart Infrastructure
A6V11852732_en_b_50
2021-05-03
General Description
Desigo CC™ Connect is a gateway between systems with different protocols. Desigo CC
Connect as a software platform, incorporates the industry’s latest software technology to in-
tegrate BACnet, Modbus, KNX, M-bus, SNMP, S7 and various disciplines (for example,
Danger Management), into a common object model and is supported by a powerful compu-
tational engine.
The Desigo CC™ Connect with its own intelligence, has less need to send information back
to a central server because of the embedded interpretation capability. By moving more intel-
ligence to the Desigo CC™ Connect node, the software can decentralize functionalities such
as: data collection, event collection, calendar functions, time scheduling, time-based func-
tions, mathematical/logic calculations, reactions, logics and data interactions.
Desigo CC™ Connect software gateway is flexible and able to manage complex require-
ments in small or large scaled projects, where distribution of computational effort is required.
The software is enabling seamless integration at the IP level and provides a full engineering
environment. In addition Desigo CC™ Connect is able to expose information to a higher lev-
el via the Restful API, the BACnet or via the OPC Northbound Interface.
System Architecture
Desigo CC™ Connect is a gateway server designed to augment existing building infrastruc-
ture and integrate with standard IT hardware, software, and networks. The open, adaptable
architecture can support virtual IT environments and advanced networks.
System Capabilities
Support for BACnet, OPC, Modbus, HTTP(S), SNMP, M-bus, KNX, IEC61850, HTML5,
Haystack, Power, Power Quality, S7 and S7 Plus standards
Open-data libraries designed for extensions and integrations
Support for Siemens and third-party building automation, danger management, power
management units and a variety of other systems
Northbound connectivity via:
- BACnet IP server
- OPC DA server and REST Web Services interfaces
- Web Service Interface (WSI)
Southbound open interfaces and SDK to develop subsystem extensions
Consolidated Ecosystem program and network to share and expand subsystem exten-
sions, applications, utilities, and tools