Hello All,
I’m trying to connect Bacnet Schedule with native Barnet driver, unfortunately it seems
that this type is not recognized.
Extract of objects enable in our device :
Extract of tag recognised by driver :
but no trace object name “OccupancySchedule”.
are there plans to integrate it in a future version?
best reagards
Hi Kevin,
I saw in your first post that recognised objects were :
The set of BACnet Objects currently supported are:
- Device
- Analog Input
- Analog Output
- Analog Value
- Large Analog Value
- Binary Input
- Binary Output
- Binary Value
- Multi-State Input
- Multi-State Output
- Multi-State Value
I thought that schedule object was integrated quickly cause it is one of the most important object in the BMS.
Is it planned?
best
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Just to push the post to @Kevin.Herron
me2 @Kevin.Herron; back in 2013, I’ve quoted BACnet scheduler as an example for generic calendar management Alarm Module - Schedule
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It’s “planned” but there is no timeline assigned to it.
Following up on this a few months later. Any change to priority on getting the Schedule Object released, @Kevin.Herron ?
Cheers!
Oscar.
No, sorry, nothing has changed yet.
Hello, I attach to this chat. I'm evaluating the product, section of it will be related to BACNet BMS systems. I cannot find BacNet/Secure protocol suppport but also I cannot find the management (driver + HMI object representing it) for BacNet schedule object. This post is 4-years old. Has been this fundamental support for a normal BMS application released? Many thanks, Davide
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I think the schedule object can be interacted with via readRaw and writeRaw scripting functions, but it’s more of a workaround.
No support for BACnet/SC.
Tks, Kevin. For a BMS application this missing support (BACNET/SC is useful also for NIS2 in Europe) and the missing native management of schedule objects are a big lack, in my opinion. Do you know if they are scheduled ? I understand first requests are from 2021
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We’re aware of these requests from a product management standpoint but they are not scheduled or on the roadmap right now.