These are the possible BACnet objects supported by the Intesis gateway:
Object Type
Property
Description
Analog Input
Present Value
Analog signal, for example, Ambient temperature
Analog Output
Present Value
Analog signal
Analog Value
Present Value
Analog signal, for example, Temperature set point
value
Binary Input
Present Value
Digital signal, for example, ON/OFF status
Binary Output
Present Value
Digital signal, for example, ON/OFF command
Binary Value
Present Value
Digital signal, for example, ON/OFF status/
command
Multistate
Input
Present Value
Multistate signal, for example, Working mode
status
Multistate
Output
Present Value
Multistate signal
Multistate
Value
Present Value
Multistate signal, for example, Working mode
command
Accumulator
Present Value
Loop
Present Value
Every signal is identified with its associated Object Type + Object Instance.
IMPORTANT
Though BACnet IP and BACnet MSTP physical layers are supported, only one physical layer can be
used at a time, i.e., if communicating to BACnet using BACnet IP, BACnet MSTP cannot be used, and
vice versa.
NOTE
Using the configuration tool, it’s possible to scan the BACnet network for available devices and
their objects, which can later be directly added to your configuration. This feature facilitates the
configuration process, avoiding entering them manually.
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