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Goal is to publish an analog value as BACnet server object. This example is according to Fig. 265 BACnet objects, properties, services and BIBBs, left part containing a temperature value.

  1. Configure a “BACnet Server” root object according to ⮫ “Configuration of BACnet server root object ”.

  2. Add a “BACnet Analog Input” object below the “BACnet Server”.

    BACnet_Analog_Input

  3. Rename it to ‎Temperature‎, adjust the parameters: ‎InstanceNumber‎: ‎1010‎, ‎Description‎: ‎Temperature‎, ‎Units‎: ‎UNIT_DEGREES_C‎.

    BACnet_Temperature

  4. The present value of the objects ‎Temperature‎ needs to be fed with the value from the real temperature device. Alternatively, a simple PLC program can simulate this value.

    BACnet_PLC_PRG

  5. Download the program and observe the temperature value in the BACnet client.

    BACnet_Inneasoft_1