Closed NubeDev closed 1 year ago
@NubeDev mate, the point numbers now start at 1. Here's sample output for AO:
./bin/bacrp 1234 1 0 77 --mac 10.104.0.11:47808
BACnet Error: object: unknown-object
./bin/bacrp 1234 1 1 77 --mac 10.104.0.11:47808
"AO_1_SPARE"
./bin/bacrp 1234 1 2 77 --mac 10.104.0.11:47808
"AO_2_SPARE"
For AI:
./bin/bacrp 1234 0 0 77 --mac 10.104.0.11:47808
BACnet Error: object: unknown-object
./bin/bacrp 1234 0 1 77 --mac 10.104.0.11:47808
"AI_1_SPARE"
on the latest build i can see AO0, AI0 and so on
just for validation mate, can you pls give me the command you use for AO or AI? In relation to this, I found a bug with the max count, it is minus one when you do a list command. Checking on this atm.
./bacepics 1234
@NubeDev mate there is still a problem with the indexing. Have to change the common functions but I think it messed up the other parts. I already identified the offending parts. I will wrap this up this week.
@NubeDev I will create a new release today mate. The object list now looks like below.
object-list: {
(device, 1234), (analog-input, 1), (analog-input, 2),
(analog-output, 1), (analog-output, 2), (analog-value, 1),
(analog-value, 2), (analog-value, 3), (analog-value, 4),
(analog-value, 5), (analog-value, 6), (binary-input, 1),
(binary-input, 2), (binary-input, 3), (binary-input, 4),
(binary-output, 1), (binary-output, 2), (binary-value, 1),
(binary-value, 2), (binary-value, 3), (binary-value, 4),
(binary-value, 5) }
eg: start AO at AO1 not AO0