Published by Steven Smethurst September 25th, 2007
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BACnet has an interesting architecture that all developers should know about for the effective operation of such building automation devices. The BACnet architecture is predominately limited to HVAC, lighting controls, and gateways.
BACnet emphasizes efficient, lightweight communication and optimized for small networks, small inter-networks, and short messages.
BACnet consists of a collapsed architecture that corresponds to four […]
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Published by Steven Smethurst September 18th, 2007
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The Group object is described by the BACnet standard as a collection of other objects, and one or more of their properties.
The Group object is essentially used to simplify the information exchange between BACnet devices through a shorthand method to specify all group members at once.
The developer should be aware that a group can be […]
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Published by Steven Smethurst September 11th, 2007
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The File object is defined by the BACnet standard as data files that are described by the object’s properties, and accessed through File Services.
File Services is listed in the standard as Clause 14. The clause describes the access and manipulation of files within BACnet devices. The developer has two options regarding file types accessed through […]
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Published by Steven Smethurst September 4th, 2007
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The Event Enrollment object is defined by the standard as information related to the management of events for BACnet systems. Events are essentially changes in the value of any property concerning any object that meets specific criteria.
The central purpose for the Event Enrollment object is to define an event, and offer the developer a connection […]
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