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Figure 134: Create a Server Object manually.
3.
In the
Mandatory Properties
enter a
Datapoint Name
and an
Object Type
.
Optionally, update the
Instance No
and select the
Commandable
check box for value
objects, if the value object shall be commandable from the network.
4.
In the
Optional Properties
you may select
Engineering Units
for analog objects. For
all object types you can enter the
Description
. The
Device Type
can be left empty.
5.
Click
Create Server Object
. The BACnet data point is created and appears in the data
point list.
6.9.6 Export Server Objects to an EDE File
When engineering offline it can be beneficial to hand out the server object configuration of
the device to other parties electronically. For doing so you may export the server object
configuration to a set of EDE files. The set of EDE files consist of the main EDE file, e.g.
myDevice.csv
. This file refers to state texts that are exported to a second file named
myDevice-states.csv
. For which components are exported in an EDE file, please refer to
Section 13.3.3.
To Export an EDE File
1.
Select the
BACnet Port
folder.
2.
Right-click and select
Export EDE …
in the context menu. This opens the EDE export
dialog to enter the EDE header information as shown in Figure 135.
