RIM-Protocol Converter User Guide - Version 1.0
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3.6.5 BACnet Register Configuration
If you are configuring a BACnet device, the register configuration page looks like this:
Figure 3.21 BACnet Register Configuration
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Type an appropriate value in each field, or choose the value from the drop-down.
Table 3.7 BACnet Register Configuration Options
Option
Description
BACnet Instance
The Instance number used by the Protocol Converter to poll the desired data
from that BACnet device.
Instance Type
Select the type of BACnet instance from the drop-down menu. Choose Analog
Input (AI), Analog Output (AO), Analog Value (AV), Binary Input (BI), Binary Output
(BO), Binary Value (BV), Multistate Input (MI), Multistate Output (MO), or
Multistate Value (MSV).
Gain
The gain value of the raw data being received if needed. Calculate as follows:
(Sensor High Range Value - Sensor Low Range Value) / 4
Offset
The offset value of the calculated reading to the register. Calculate as follows:
Sensor Low Range Value - Gain
Label
Designate a name (label) for the register being configured.
Labels can contain up to 30 alphanumeric characters.
