BACnet
Table of Contents：
1. BACnet
1.1 Introduction
1.1.1 What is BACnet
BACnet, short for Building Automation and Control networks.
The BACnet communication protocol defines a number of services for communication between devices, and services can be divided into five categories: services related to device object management including Who-Is, I-Am, Who-Has, and other services, services related to object access including reading attributes, writing attributes and other services, and services related to alarms and events include acknowledgment alarms, change of state reports, etc. In addition, there are services related to file reading and writing and virtual terminals.
1.1.2 List supported products and requirements
Gateway model: LPS8v2,LG01v2,MS20,MS48-LR
2. Bridge LoRaWAN network to BACnet network
By following the steps below in the configuration example, Users can convert the uplink data of the lorawan sensor to BACnet data
LPS8v2 includes a local ChirpStack Server. This example shows how to configure LHT65N to use with BACnet. This example assumes users already have:
- LHT65N register on LPS8v2 Built-In ChirpStack server already
- The user is able to see the data on the built-in ChirpStack server device page.
Below are the steps to configure lps8v2 BACnet.
2.1 Register gateway
For information on how to register a gateway connection to chirpstack, please refer to the link:
2.2 Register Node
For information on how to register a Node connection to chirpstack, please refer to the link:
https://wiki.dragino.com/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Notes%20for%20ChirpStack/#H2.A0Nodeusageintroduction
2.3 Configure BACnet
After completing the steps of registering the gateway and nodes as mentioned above, start configuring BACnet
Video on the configuration of BACnet:
Step 1. Enable BACnet
1.Enable BACnet:
2.Mode:
3.UDP Port:
4.Device ID:
5.Device Name:
6.Enable BBMD:
7.BBMD IP Address:
8.BBMD IP Port:
9.BBMD Subnet Mask:
10.BBMD TimeToLive:
11.Save&Apply:
12.Refresh:
Step 2. Configure BACnet Object
step 3. Check Result