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How to Create BACnet Alarm in EBO for M172 Controller

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Posted: ‎2021-05-04 08:04 PM

How to Create BACnet Alarm in EBO for M172 Controller

I created notification class in Machine Expert HVAC. But I cannot find where I can create BACnet Alarm to use the class. So I discovered the M172 in workstation and tried to create in workstation. However, warming " object dynamic creation not supported".

 

My question are:

1) How can I use the notification class (I know this class is used for BACnet Alarm)

2) How can I create object in workstation

3) If I can create the object in workstation, will I also observe these object in Machine Expert - HVAC?

 

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Posted: ‎2021-05-04 11:09 PM

Updated:  Now , I already know how to apply the notification to each point. However, the alarm state is always shown "normal" but the event state show normally (High limit or Low Limit as what I expected) , How can I change to apply the notification?

 

 

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Posted: ‎2021-08-21 03:13 AM . Last Modified: ‎2021-08-21 03:15 AM

Hello @summersiu 

 

Can you write value from EBO to Status Variable or EPPROM using BACNET/IP?

I'm just got the value (on Eco HVAC) but can not write to Status variable

 

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