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I have a issue with this dslink, when create a new Multistate object is discovered from a Bacnet device (either from IP or MSTP), the index that is co-related to the string array of status-texts property starts from zero.
For example:
Status texts={Auto, Cool, Heat, Fan, Array}
Present_value=0 means Auto
Present_value=1 means Cool
and soon on
I would like that the index por present value would initiate from 1 (one) value, for the previous example:
Status texts={Auto, Cool, Heat, Fan, Array}
Present_value=1 means Auto
Present_value=2 means Cool
and soon on
We need this behaviour for some special Bacnet devices whe are using with the bacnet-dslink and all their Multi-state values start from 1 index for present value
Where can it be edited on the source code of the dslink?
It will be great if someone can help me.
Kind regards.
Julian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a issue with this dslink, when create a new Multistate object is discovered from a Bacnet device (either from IP or MSTP), the index that is co-related to the string array of status-texts property starts from zero.
For example:
Status texts={Auto, Cool, Heat, Fan, Array}
Present_value=0 means Auto
Present_value=1 means Cool
and soon on
I would like that the index por present value would initiate from 1 (one) value, for the previous example:
Status texts={Auto, Cool, Heat, Fan, Array}
Present_value=1 means Auto
Present_value=2 means Cool
and soon on
We need this behaviour for some special Bacnet devices whe are using with the bacnet-dslink and all their Multi-state values start from 1 index for present value
Where can it be edited on the source code of the dslink?
It will be great if someone can help me.
Kind regards.
Julian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: