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• Target Name. Assigned wireless object name from the wireless database.
• Object Name. Default assigned BACnet object name. The current assigned BACnet object name is
automatically derived from the following structure.
Current model number_Current local thermostat MAC address_Object assigned
Ex. A VT7300C1000W with a local MAC address of 21 for the room temperature object will carry a
BACnet object name of: VT7300C1000_21_RoomTemp.
Please note:
Some 3
rd
party integration tolls will let you edit and change the default assigned BACnet object name
to a new value as required in your application.
If your BACnet tool set does not give you access and view the default BACnet object name assigned
to each object, you will need to refer to this table to cross-refer the assigned object instance ID to
each thermostat objects
• Object Type. Defines the type of object BACnet associated with the wireless device.
• Instance Number. Defines each BACnet instance ID assigned to each object
• Value. Shows the current value of the objects in the BACnet database
• Reliability. Displays the BACnet reliability attribute of each object in the database
o No Fault Detected. Point is properly refreshed over the wireless network
o Unreliable Other. Point is down either due to heartbeat failure or object did not respond to a
wireless write command after the mandatory 3 write retries
More information on this subject is available in the BACnet integration guide of the VWG
• BACnet Writable. Indicates if the objects will accept a Priority Array write command or if they are
read only
Station Director.
This tab displays the Niagara AX™ standard Station Director output window. It is used for diagnostic purposes
only and displays current information on the internal operation of the VWG.
The VWG is based on a Niagara AX ™ platform and the configuration utility tool is based on Niagara AX ™
Workbench.