Christian Tremblay

I'm not against... there will be some challenges but why not...

Thanks @SteffenBraeunig Can you test develop branch and confirm everything works ?

`bacnet = BAC0.connect(ip='192.168.155.200/0')` Means create a bacnet network representation iun my machine using my local IP 192.168.155.200 with subnet 0 I suspect this is not what you meant

When declaring your BACnet network, be sure to use the local IP in the same subnet than > Thank you. > > I used device ID 0, because `bacnet.whois` showed...

I don't have a lot of experience with writeMultiple as few devices I use supports it. I suspect that we will need to go back to the bacpypes internals to...

@JoelBender would you be kind enough to comment on this ?

Can you be more specific ? Normally, only 1 device should sit on 1 IP address. Are you talking about MSTP devices behind a BACnet/IP-MSTP router ?

BAC0 does not support Bitstring actually. To make it work, you could get inspiration from https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/blob/master/BAC0/core/functions/Text.py and build the request. Bottom line is : - you create a complete request...

Normally, Binary Inputs are read only. Writable if `out_of_service` is true.

BACnet objects can have a property (like present_value is a property of an object). If someone write true to the property `out_of_service`, if implemented, it will disconnect the `binaryInput` from...