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Hi Alex, I will bring it up with the team. I don't think they need to be contiguous in the table, but it's probably the easiest way to verify the spacing of the register offsets for the data types. The import thing is that there are no gaps between registers and that all points are enabled. I will talk to the team about the need to have points enabled, too. Yeah, we'll be sure to include a note about this behavior in the publisher's documentation on the page in the next release.

Sure, you would do the same thing to get pvd, then do var values = pvd.getLatestPointValues(dataPointId, 2);

Hi Alex, The intention is to move toward those two possibilities being a complete wash, so that it can be about segmenting it for management purposes. Currently, though, I have observed issues when your number of BACnet sources gets considerably higher. In one such instance, the user had 100 individual BACnet devices and their thread consumption was enough Mango had trouble booting. After moving all the data points onto a single data source, this issue was resolved and Mango started quite quickly. Using one data source is considered the more computationally efficient route right now.