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Bacnet data problem

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@ua something else to note is that it appears you have a local device for each of your data sources. I'm not sure of your use case but it might work better if you share one local device across all of your data sources.
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ban specific functions, button, scaled data

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Hello Ua,
In response to your scaling issue. I have taken Joel's advice previously and have used the Meta data source to good affect. Our data loggers supply a raw value from 0 to 20000 representing 0 to 20 mA from the sensor. The data could actually be just about anything, i.e 0 - 20 mA = 0 - 100 Bar or 0 - 60 meters per second etc... it all depends on the sensor attached.
We have created a data source for the data logger and then another meta data source that uses the raw data as its source. In the meta data source we apply the following script:

variable script.jpg

Just change the first 4 numbers to change the scaling factor. The above example will move the decimal point to the left one place. But the script will work with any scaling required not just factors of ten. Also we have named the data source as raw under the VAR column, hence raw.value in the equation. Just change the equation to match your naming convention.

I hope this helps.

Cheers

Brian