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BACnet Stats

This tool will allow the user to see more information regarding BACnet connectors

How to use BACnet Stats

There are two ways in which the user can use this tool, from Folio or from DB Builder

Using Folio Launch

1. The user will have to select on the Folio application which is under the Advanced App section

  • When selected, the user will have to select on the Launch button

   

2. Once inside, the user will have to run an Axon query: bacnetConn

3. When the query runs, the user will be displayed with a list of connectors found in FIN that were added

  • The user will select on a connector which will mark the checkbox in blue indicating that the connector has been selected

4. Once selected, the user will select on the Tool icon 

5. The user will have to navigate to the following: Connector > BACnet >  BACnet Stats

6. This will display a pop-up called BACnet Connector Stats

  • The pop-up will display all information regarding the connector

Using DB Builder Application

1. The user will have to select on the DB Builder application which is under the System Integrator section

2. Once inside, the user has to navigate towards the Connector Tree > BACnet

  • Underneath the Discover section, it will display a list of connectors that have been added by the user
  • The user will have to select on a connector
  • If there are no connectors, the user will have to add them by using the Discover button

3. Once a connector has been selected, the user will have to use the Tool button  which is located on the bottom right

4. The user will be prompted with a pop-up called Tools where the user will have to navigate to the following: BACnet > BACnet Stats

5. After selecting the tool, a window will pop up called BACnet Connector Stats which will display all information regarding the selected connector

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