In a Modbus source, the list of points displays the following information:
name / data type / status / slave / range / offset
In a SNMP source, the list of points displays the following information:
name / data type / status / OID
In a Bacnet source, the list of points displays the following information:
name / data type / status / device
This leads to make all datapoints look identical for a given BacNet source, which is misleading.
Suggestion: add Object type & Object Instance Number to the Bacnet data display
In a Modbus source, the list of points displays the following information: name / data type / status / slave / range / offset In a SNMP source, the list of points displays the following information: name / data type / status / OID In a Bacnet source, the list of points displays the following information: name / data type / status / device This leads to make all datapoints look identical for a given BacNet source, which is misleading.
Suggestion: add Object type & Object Instance Number to the Bacnet data display
Current configuration: Scada LTS v2.7.7.3