Getting Started

BACnet Server Integration (make the Rubix Compute a discoverable BACnet device.

Important things to note before proceeding:

• Install required apps driver-bacnet

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Make sure the config is set for the number of AIs and AOs needed. (eg 2x Nube-IO IO-16 we would need to add in the bacnet-config 16-AIs and 16-AOs)

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To make the Rubix Compute a native BACnet device please see link: bacnet

See below for installing the BACnet-driver and editing the server settings

BACnet Server Settings

Important things to note before proceeding

Please make sure the correct ethernet port is select.

• ETH-1 is would be set for iface eth0
• ETH-2 is would be set for iface eth1

1. On the device level of the supervisor. Click into the device's settings tab, then click the BACnet Config tab.
2. Click the edit button to see all the configurable fields (server name, BACnet ports, device ID etc)
3. Click the Ok button and refresh for the changes to update.

Attribute	Description
Server Name	User define name that helps identify the network
Port	The port number is the communication endpoint where the BACnet server listens for incoming communication from BACnet clients. Common ports used for BACnet are 47808 (UDP) and 47809 (TCP)
IFace (Interface)	Refers to the network interface or interfaces through which the server communicates with other devices on the network.
Device ID	This is a unique identifier assigned to the BACnet device (server) on the network. It distinguishes one BACnet device from another and is crucial for addressing and communication.
AI Max (Analog Input Maximum)	Represents the maximum number of analog input (AI) points or objects that the BACnet server can handle.
AO Max (Analog Output Maximum)	Indicates the maximum number of analog output (AO) points or objects that the BACnet server can support.
AV Max (Analog Value Maximum)	Refers to the maximum number of analog value (AV) points or objects that the BACnet server can manage.
BI Max (Binary Input Maximum)	Denotes the maximum number of binary input (BI) points or objects that the BACnet server supports.
BO Max (Binary Output Maximum)	Indicates the maximum number of binary output (BO) points or objects that the BACnet server can handle.
BV Max (Binary Value Maximum)	Represents the maximum number of binary value (BV) points or objects that the BACnet server can accommodate.