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Bacnet problems LM - Alexander - 24.03.2021 Me again! I've manage to get the object in my LM now. And I have the values that I want. But when the values changes on my device it doesn't change in LM, I have to reboot LM everytime for it to change. Is it supposed to be like that? RE: Bacnet problems LM - Daniel - 24.03.2021 This is just a scanner, you should scan each time you want to see update. The bacnet client app is pooling for mapped objects so in there you should see update. RE: Bacnet problems LM - Alexander - 24.03.2021 (24.03.2021, 12:39)Daniel. Wrote: This is just a scanner, you should scan each time you want to see update. The bacnet client app is pooling for mapped objects so in there you should see update. Ok, but I could not use the client app because it was to much objects. So I try to do this in LM. I use Mosaic for lighting and heating control (knx), and I want to use Mosaic to read values from my bacnet device (ventilation). Can someone please tell me how I can do this the easiest way ![]() RE: Bacnet problems LM - Daniel - 24.03.2021 But this is only scanner. If no app then you must use script from the link I sent you earlier. RE: Bacnet problems LM - Alexander - 24.03.2021 (24.03.2021, 13:12)Daniel. Wrote: But this is only scanner. If no app then you must use script from the link I sent you earlier. I will check that out. So I create an event-based script for my group address then? Sorry, I am new to this lua scripting. RE: Bacnet problems LM - Daniel - 24.03.2021 Even can be used for writing, to which object you want to write? What is the bacnet ID RE: Bacnet problems LM - Alexander - 24.03.2021 (24.03.2021, 14:53)Daniel. Wrote: Even can be used for writing, to which object you want to write? What is the bacnet ID Bacnet id is 2, only want to read value. For example this one: RE: Bacnet problems LM - Daniel - 24.03.2021 Create resident script with interval as often you want to read the value. Change 1/1/1 to object you want to write the value to. Code: require('bacnet') RE: Bacnet problems LM - Alexander - 24.03.2021 (24.03.2021, 16:27)Daniel. Wrote: Create resident script with interval as often you want to read the value. Change 1/1/1 to object you want to write the value to. This was what I needed, thank you again Daniel! |