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    How to implement a virtual device

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      kahlerb
      last edited by

      Hi there!

      I'm new to BacNet and the BacNet4J-Implementation. My goal is to implement a virtual BacNet-Network for educational purposes.

      So my actual idea is to set-up some virtual machines, which should act like a BacNet-Device. One of these Machines should be something like a Command-and-Control Server to read (or write) Values to the Devices. Probably like reading temperatur values or commanding a device to start/stop the heating. The physical section like the temperatur sensors should be mocked, so these virtual devices will return something like randomly generated temperature-values and so on.

      So my main question is: Are there any example-Implementations of devices? This would be helpfull for me to get a quick start for developing.

      My other question is:Are there any specifications on how to implement a device?

      Greetings and thanks for your anwsers,
      Benni

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        mlohbihler
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        Check out the SlaveDeviceTest class in the src_test folder. It's not a tutorial or anything, but it should hopefully give you enough hints to get you going.

        Best regards,
        Matthew

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          kahlerb
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          Thank you for that answer, it will be a great help.

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