(24.04.2019, 10:54)christian.troen@haaland.no Wrote: Hi

I have a problem with object names of the KNX adresses in Logic Machine. When importing ESF-file, some of the adresses gets discarded. If I do a Reset/Cleanup and import over again, it will be different objects that is discarded than last time.

Am I doing anything wrong?

(24.04.2019, 10:57)Kai-Roger Wrote:

(24.04.2019, 10:54)christian.troen@haaland.no Wrote: Hi

I have a problem with object names of the KNX adresses in Logic Machine. When importing ESF-file, some of the adresses gets discarded. If I do a Reset/Cleanup and import over again, it will be different objects that is discarded than last time.

Am I doing anything wrong?

You probably have "bus sniffer" active. LM reads some of the adresses from the bus before you import ESF.

BR
Kai-Roger

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Deactivate this (see picture)
Delete the adresses in LM.
Do the import.
Reactivate bus sniffer (see picture)

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It's altso better to import the whole KNX project file to this converter (Not ESF).

http://openrb.com/knxproj/
Remember to check off: "Include parent level names in object name" before converting.

And import as JSON in LM (The button on the right side off the ESF button)

You then get all names from the maingroup and middelgroup altso in the object names in the LM !

(24.04.2019, 11:44)christian.troen@haaland.no Wrote: Hi

It worked perfect. Thanks.


This is also a building that is not complete, so in a few months it well be added many knx-adresses. Is the best way to import another updated JSON file? Will it overwrite changes we have done, example export of objects and will it change the BACnet instanceDB of every object?
We use Client mapping between objects, so if they change Instance number, everything will be out of order.

(24.04.2019, 11:57)Kai-Roger Wrote:

(24.04.2019, 11:44)christian.troen@haaland.no Wrote: Hi

It worked perfect. Thanks.


This is also a building that is not complete, so in a few months it well be added many knx-adresses. Is the best way to import another updated JSON file? Will it overwrite changes we have done, example export of objects and will it change the BACnet instanceDB of every object?
We use Client mapping between objects, so if they change Instance number, everything will be out of order.

Good to hear.

The new import will not overwrite changes. The conflicted adresses will just get discarded. Before your next JSON import, you can deactivate the bus sniffer, and then "mass delete" all unnamed objects (if all object you have imported today has a name offcourse). This way you will clean out all new adresses that will be sniffed from now on.

Questions about Bacnet i can't answer. Maybe someone else can reply you on that.

BR
Kai-Roger

(24.04.2019, 12:03)admin Wrote: Object address is used for BACnet object IDs, so it will not change when objects are deleted/created again.