BACnet is a Data Communication Protocol for Building Automation and Control Networks. It is a standard protocol developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). For more information see http://www.bacnet.org/.
BACnet is recognized by:
The BACnet Driver in Fernhill SCADA supports devices using the BACnet protocol.
The BACnet Driver provides these tag types to support communication with BACnet Devices:
Icon | Tag Type | Version | Description |
---|---|---|---|
![]() | BACnet/IP Channel Tag | 3.78 | An IP Address used for BACnet/IP communication. |
![]() | BACnet Device Tag | 3.78 | An BACnet Device. |
To configure Fernhill SCADA to communicate with a BACnet Device, do the following:
You can use these I/O Data Point Tags to represent individual data points in the PLC:
Icon | Tag Type | Version | Description |
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![]() | I/O Analog Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps an Analog Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Digital Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a Digital Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O String Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a String Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Word Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a 16-bit Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Double Word Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a 32-bit Double Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Long Word Data Point Tag | 3.48 | Maps a 64-bit Long Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
To learn how to choose a data location in a BACnet Device.
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