About Slave Connection WhoIs Request

[mlohbihler]

BACnet4J handles that for you. It will receive the WhoIs and reply with an IAm automatically as appropriate (i.e. if it satisfies the WhoIs parameterization).

[cenk]

Really!!! If It is this like It is ok.

But I am tested it with cimetrics bacnet explorer. When I started My slave application first, bacnet explorer cannot see it. But When I started bacnet explorer first, Bacnet explorer can find out my slave application

[mlohbihler]

Make sure the explorer is sending a WhoIs, and if so that any parameterization isn't excluding your slave device.

[cenk]

Now I checked again. I am sure that sending WhoIs message. I see that network analyzer.

I am starting "SlaveDeviceTest" application.

Is there any application or program for testing.

[mlohbihler]

Can you get a trace of the WhoIs?

[cenk]

I atached word document for screen shut

Attachment: download link

[mlohbihler]

The WhoIs trace looks fine, but why isn't it a broadcast? Also, on what port are you starting your local device?

[cenk]

Hi;

I realized too on last night , I am using different port for localdevice . So that I cannot take whois message. I am so sorry. :)

Broadcase address is 47808 but localdevice port 2068.

I changed the localdevice port to 47808 and the problem is fixed.

Thank you for support.

Shortly there are two questions.

1-What is the remotedevice in bacnet4j. When can be used it? And Which sitiation?

2-There is the constucture for localedevice, it is below

public LocalDevice(int deviceId, String broadcastAddress, String localBindAddress)

Why is being used localBindAddress?

Thankyou again

[mlohbihler]

RemoteDevice's are local proxies of other devices on the network. The localBindAddress allows you choose on which NIC to listen.