which object i should use for wireless button #373
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Hi，now i have a wireless button to support bacnet，it has click ,double click and long press click event. |
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I would take 3 BI (one for each event). BI are easier to process further. |
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Thanks for your quick response，and Happy new year！ These states are edge triggered which means the status will not keeping。 |
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You can optionally add a counter so you can detect missing events, reboots or network outages. |
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ok。Thanks |
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A BACnet Multi-state Input object could also be used to help reduce network jitter which can occur with only momentary button press-release states that rely on timing between press/release. States could be:
If the button is not momentary and is instead a toggle button, the BACnet Binary Input can be reliably used and press/release simply toggles the state active/inactive for every release. |
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Hi, it's been a long time since we last got in touch |
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I would take 3 BI (one for each event). BI are easier to process further.
MI are for defined system states e.g. Forward,Reverse,Stop
Greetings and A successful new year