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Intesis
TM
ASCII Server
– BACnet Client
User Manual r1.1 EN
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2.4 Points definition
Every point defined in Intesis has the following BACnet features associated to it:
Feature Description
BACnet Device BACnet device to which belongs the point, from a list of BACnet devices that can be
defined in Intesis (up to 16).
For every BACnet device defined, a virtual signal is created automatically in Intesis to
inform about the communication with the BACnet device, this signal is available also from
the ASCII interface like the rest of points.
BACnet object type BACnet object type for the point. It can be one of the following BACnet object types
supported by Intesis:
AI = Analog Input.
AO = Analog Output.
AV = Analog Value.
DI = Digital Input.
DO = Digital Output.
DV = Digital Value.
MI = Multistate Input.
MO = Multistate Output.
MV = Multistate Value.
LOOP = Loop
ACCUM = Accumulator
Consult documentation of BACnet device(s) to integrate for information about BACnet object types of the points
desired to integrate.
BACnet object instance BACnet object instance for the point on the external BACnet device.
Consult documentation of BACnet device(s) to integrate for information about BACnet object instance of the
points desired to integrate.
Note that configuration tool used with Intesis enables for discovery of existing BACnet devices in the network, as well
as their BACnet objects and types, which can be later directly added in configuration. This facilitates the process of
choosing suitable parameters above for every BACnet object on every BACnet device to integrate.