Jakub Bartkowiak

Thank you @cuican6 for reporting and @pocketbroadcast for checking this. It seems this address is only used to guess the correct broadcast address in case there is only one available...

@hyperhand9 are you sure have the reference to `BACnet.dll` in your project references?

@mustafa-issa share your code that you made based on suggestion from @lligios and if it doesn't work we will help you fix it.

One simple way of reading something from a device without a need of sending WHO-IS and receiving I-AM is this: ```csharp var client = new BacnetClient(); client.Start(); var deviceAddress =...

Hi @moebassist, I don't know how familiar you are with BACnet and/or this library, so just a couple of basic info/questions first: 1. You don't need to use Mono because...

Ok. So you can force YABE to use the standard port (47808 or 0xBAC0) for sending and receiving messages like this  Maybe this will help? Of course you should...

@BennoMeijer I remember the discussion we had about the trend log and bit string but is this the right way to go? First of all I would like to avoid...

@BennoMeijer I get your point and sorry for the delay, I was swamped at work. I will either merge this or suggest a change withing a week. Happy New Year...

Can you try to specify the local IP address that binded to your eth1? ```fsharp let transport = new BacnetIpUdpProtocolTransport(0xBAC0, false, localEndpointIp: "192.168.1.1") let bacnetClient = new BacnetClient(transport) ``` EDIT:...

@mcmayer How about doing it like this: ```csharp var results = await bacnet_client.ReadPropertyMultipleAsync(adr, objId, BacnetPropertyIds.PROP_PRESENT_VALUE, BacnetPropertyIds.PROP_DESCRIPTION, BacnetPropertyIds.PROP_UNITS); ```