Bacnet Func.

Question 1

bacnetLearn

Answer 1

bacnetLearn(conn, uri: null)

Returns a grid with the BACnet objects residing on the device the connector points to. The way this works is that a call with only the connector record will return a grid of folders for each object type that connector supports.

Example:

bacnetLearn(@some-bacnet-conn-ref)

The above will return a grid containing a dis and learn column, like:

dis,learn "ANALOG VALUE",`ANALOG_VALUE`

Question 2

bacnetObjectTypeList

Answer 2

bacnetObjectTypeList()

List all standard BACnet object types

Question 3

bacnetPing

Answer 3

bacnetPing(conn)

Asynchronously ping an bacnet connector Examples:

read(bacnetConn).bacnetPing bacnetPing(bacnetConnId)

Side effects:

• performs async network IO on background thread
• bacnetDevice: updated if ping successful
• bacnetVersion: updated if ping successful

Question 4

bacnetProperyIdentifierList

Answer 4

bacnetPropertyIdentifierList()

List all standard properties that a BACnet object can support

Question 5

bacnetReadHis

Answer 5

bacnetReadHis(conn, obj, range)

Read history log from a BACnet Trend Log object

Accepts as parameters:

• conn: the BACnet connection used to query the object properties
• obj: either a BACnet Trend Log point record or a point Ref, or a string formatted asbacnetHis, i.e. objectType:objectInstance. See bacnetHis for more details
• dateTimeRange: a date time range

Returns:

• A grid with ts, val columns

Examples:

bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, @pointRef, now() -7day .. now()) bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, "20:1", now() -7day .. now())

Question 6

bacnetReadObject

Answer 6

bacnetReadObject(conn, obj)

Read all know properties for this BACnet object

Accepts as parameters:

• conn: the BACnet connection used to query the object properties
• obj: either a BACnet point record or a point Ref, or a string formatted as bacnetCur, i.e. objectType:objectInstance. See bacnetCur for more details

Returns:

A grid with all known object properties.

Question 7

bacnetReadObjectProperty

Answer 7

bacnetReadObjectProperty(conn, obj, prop, index: null)

Read a BACnet property from a BACnet object

Accepts as parameters:

• conn: the BACnet connection used to query the object properties
• obj: either a BACnet point record or a point Ref, or a string formatted as bacnetCur, i.e. objectType:objectInstance. See bacnetCur for more details. You can pass a@connRef also, this is short-hand for passing the conn device address.
• prop: integer or string value representing the object property id
• index: the integer index of the property to read

Examples:

// Read present value bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, @pointRef, 85) bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, "AV1", "present\_value") bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef,"2:1", 85) // Read the 'object\_name' property on the device object that '@connRef' points to. bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, @connRef, "object\_name") // Read the 'object\_list' size property on the device object that '@connRef' points to. bacnetReadObjectProperty(@connRef, @connRef, "object\_list", 0)

Question 8

bacnetReadPropertyMultiple

Answer 8

bacnetReadPropertyMultiple(conn, objectPropDict)

Reads multiple object properties using the BACnet ReadPropertyMultiple service if the remote device supports it. Accepts as parameters:

• conn: the BACnet connection used to query the object properties
• objectPropDict: a Dict with BACnet object Ids as keys and Dict of BACnet object properties as values The dict format is: {objectId1:{prop_name1,prop_name2},objectId2:{prop_name1,prop_name2}}

Examples:

// Read present value and object name from 2 objects

bacnetReadPropertyMultiple(@connRef, {av1:{present\_value, object\_name}, av2:{present\_

Question 9

bacnetScheduleEffectivePeriod

Answer 9

bacnetScheduleEffectivePeriod(conn, point)

Reads the effective period for a bacnet schedule point

Paramaters:

• conn: Ref to or a record with a bacnetConn tag
• point: Ref to or a point record that has a bacnetCur pointing to a bacnet schedule, or a string with a valid bancet schedule object address

Returns:

a grid with start and end dates Examples:

read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleEffectivePeriod(@pointRef) read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleEffectivePeriod("17:2")

Question 10

bacnetScheduleRead

Answer 10

bacnetScheduleRead(conn, point)

Reads the weekly schedule from a bacnet schedule point

Paramaters:

• conn: Ref to or a record with a bacnetConn tag
• point: Ref to or a point record that has a bacnetCur pointing to a bacnet schedule, or a string with a valid bancet schedule object address

Returns:

a grid with entries for the week, the first day is Monday, each day has a midnight entry

Examples:

read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleRead(@pointRef) read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleRead("17:2")

Question 11

bacnetScheduleWrite

Answer 11

bacnetScheduleWrite(conn, point, schedule, writeLevel: Number)Number.(8)

Writes a weekly schedule to a bacnet schedule point

Paramaters:

• conn: Ref to or a record with a bacnetConn tag
• point: Ref to or a point record that has a bacnetCur pointing to a bacnet schedule, or a string with a valid bancet schedule object address
• grid: A grid containing events as ts:val pair.

Each day needs to have a midnight entry with a null value. The grid values are always written Monday to Sunday, no matter the order they are in the grid.

• writeLevel: optional parameter specifying the bacnet priority level to write to, default is 8

Returns:

Grid with true for successful write, false otherwise

Examples:

read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleWrite(@pointRef,scheduleHis(@19e846bf-9baaa022,thisWeek() +1day , {timeline})) read(bacnetConn).bacnetScheduleRead("17:2",scheduleHis(@19e846bf-9baaa022,thisWeek() +1day

Question 12

bacnetSyncCur

Answer 12

bacnetSyncCur(points)

Asynchronously synchronize current values for given list of proxy points. The point list may be any value supported by toRecList. The points must have the following tags configured:

• bacnetConnRef
• bacnetCur

This call updates the following point tags:

• curVal: current value of the point
• curStatus: status of the point (down/fault on failure)
• curErr: error message on failure

Question 13

bacnetSyncHis

Answer 13

bacnetSyncHis(proxies, range: null)

Import the lastest data from an BACnet Trend Log object to the local history database. The proxies may be any value suppored by toRecList.

Each proxy record must contain:

• bacnetConnRef: references the BACnet connector
• bacnetHis: reference to the Trend Log object
• his: all the standard historized point tags

If the range is unspecified, then an attempt is made to synchronize any data after hisEnd(last timestamp read).

Side effects:

• performs blocking network IO
• performs bacnetPing if first comms with bacnet conn
• updates bacnetHis record with history data
• updates hisStatus tag transiently
• updates hisErr tag transiently

Question 14

bacnetWriteObjectProperty

Answer 14

bacnetWriteObjectProperty(conn, obj, prop, value, priority: Number)Number.(8)

Write a BACnet property value

Accepts as parameters:

• conn: the BACnet connection used to query the object properties
• obj: either a BACnet point record or a point Ref, or a string formatted as bacnetCur, i.e. objectType:objectInstance. See bacnetCur for more details
• prop: integer or string value representing the object property id
• value: value to be written
• priority: priority level, defaults to 8

Examples:

// Write the present value bacnetWriteObjectProperty(@connRef, @pointRef, 85, 1.0) bacnetWriteObjectProperty(@connRef, "AV1", "present\_value", 1.0, 16) bacnetWriteObjectProperty(@connRef,"2:1", 85, 1.0)