Filter BACnet Point Discovery

To define an instance range to discover BACnet points from a device within, use the filter function:

Available trees (1).

Connectors.

BACnet Connectors.

Choose an equip

What happens in the background?

Once the tool is executed, the following are implemented:

bacnetDevice - A bacnetDevice record is created for each equip(s).
bacnetDeviceRef - Each equip gets a bacnetDeviceRef for the corresponding bacnetDevice created.
bacnetInstance - This number of property tag is added to BACnetDevice record and points.
bacnetMacAddress - This number property tag is added to the bacnetDevice record.
bacnetNetwork - This number property tag is added to the bacnetServer ext.
bacnetLocalAddress - If included, it adds a string property on the bacnetServer ext.
bacnetServerNetworkList() - This function is run upon selecting the tool to see any other BACnet servers in the network.

Make sure that when running bacnetServerNetworkList(), there are no network conflicts.
Run bacnetServerSyncDevices() to make sure everything is synced.
Run bacnetServerDeviceList() to get a list of all the available devices.
Make sure bacnetServerExt has the following tags:
- bacnetNetwork (based on #1)
- bacnetLocalAddress (either 0.0.0.0:47808 or serverIp:47808)
After checking and changes were made, restart the service.
Try to discover from another device.
Make sure there are no firewalls blocking any of the communications. Disable firewall.
- If disabling firewall works, create a new inbound rule for UDP port 47808. This allows BACnet to broadcast packages on UDP port 47808. This is a network issue, not Desigo Optic . Other devices should now see the IAm response to WhoIs request.
If removing bacnetInstances manually through DB Builder, run this query in the Folio App.
The tool should now run that in a newer version after 090:
readAll(bacnetDevice).findAll(x=> bacnetServerDeviceList().colToList("bacnetDeviceRef").index(x->id) == null).finHardDelete