Actually I just realised that I assumed you were using BACnet4J with MangoM2M. If you are just using the BACnet4J stack then my answer will be of no help to you.

After you click on Whois, you get a list of remote devices. Next to each device there is a small triangle - you can click on this to see the objects (you may have to wait a few minutes) then click on each object to add the point to the datasource.

Just tested with Firefox remotely. works fine so it must be a IE problem. Sorry for the noise on the forum, hopefully this post helps someone.

I am working on a remote web browser, a web browser that is not running on the same PC as the Mango software.

When I add a point to a graphic view, I cannot edit the graphical renderer, I get an error of "unknown runtime error". However if I use a browser which is on the same PC as the Mango software I do not have this problem.

Any idea of what the problem could be. Actually I have to say I am using IE8, and Firefox on the PC where the MAngo Software is running so maybe it is an IE8 problem. I will run some tests and advise.

I am working on a remote web browser, a web browser that is not running on the same PC as the Mango software.

When I add a point to a graphic view, I cannot edit the graphical renderer, I get an error of "unknown runtime error". However if I use a browser which is on the same PC as the Mango software I do not have this problem.

Any idea of what the problem could be. Actually I have to say I am using IE8, and Firefox on the PC where the MAngo Software is running so maybe it is an IE8 problem. I will run some tests and advise.

Thank you Matthew.

I have spent some more time with the Mango M2M and I am VERY impressed, you have doe a great job.

I have some further suggestions with regard to "Relinquish" and BACnet priority setting in general.

1. Write Priority, can Mango have 2 levels of priority, user selectable but say: Events to be written at priority 10. So if Mango is writing a point due to a scheduled time the priority is 10.

When the user writes a value to a point say from a graphic view or a watchlist, the point is written at priority 8.

This means that an operator can permanently override a scheduled event if desired.

2. This brings up the second point which is what priority to relinquish to. I think Mango should always relinguish the point at the same priority as it was set so if the point is written at priority 8 then it should be priority 8 that is relinquished. I expect you already had this in mind.

3. Would it be possible to add something to the graphical renderers that made it obvious that a point was at the overwritten priority, in my example if the point was at priority 8 could a hand symbol pop up to signify the point is no longer automatically controlled?

4. When a BACnet point is logged is a change in priority logged as well?

Hi,

I'm very new to the Mango M2M. I'm very impressed with what is available, and I wna tto send out a big thank you to those that have made it possible :D.

My question is about Reqlinquish. Is it possible to relinquish the priority of BACnet points from Mango.

For example if I have an AO point which is connected to a heating valve I want to be able to override the valve say to 100% from Mango and when I have finished Relinquish it back to automatic control.

In my system the BACnet priority for automatic control is 12, while the BACnet priority for override is 8.

Regards

Steve

Hi,

I'm very new to the Mango M2M. I'm very impressed with what is available, and I wna tto send out a big thank you to those that have made it possible :D.

My question is about Reqlinquish. Is it possible to relinquish the priority of BACnet points from Mango.

For example if I have an AO point which is connected to a heating valve I want to be able to override the valve say to 100% from Mango and when I have finished Relinquish it back to automatic control.

In my system the BACnet priority for automatic control is 12, while the BACnet priority for override is 8.

Regards

Steve