Error reading point values from bacnet device





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import BAC0

bacnet = BAC0.connect()

my_obj_list = [('file', 1),
('analogInput', 1002),
('analogInput', 1),
('analogInput', 1006),
('analogInput', 1011),
('analogInput', 1010),
('analogInput', 1001)]


# # Provide it as an argument
fx = BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)
p=fx.points
for point in p:
print(point)


The code is returning the point values as expected, but throwing an exception. Can not figure out what I'm doing wrong.



error




2018-11-26 17:45:51,864 - INFO | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
2018-11-26 17:45:51,908 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.0.16
2018-11-26 17:45:51,909 - INFO | Starting app...
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | BAC0 started
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
2018-11-26 17:45:54,529 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,726 - INFO | Changing device state to RPDeviceConnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,928 - INFO | Device 1610219:[device1610219] found... building points list
2018-11-26 17:45:57,674 - INFO | Ready!
2018-11-26 17:45:57,676 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
Exception in thread rpm_poll:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioSharedAnaconda3_64libthreading.py", line 916, in _bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 45, in run
self.process()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 52, in process
self.task()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksPoll.py", line 77, in task
self.device.read_multiple(list(self.device.points_name), points_per_request=25)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 452, in read_multiple
self.read_single(each,points_per_request=1, discover_request=discover_request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 459, in read_single
return self.properties.network.read(request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 87, in read
args_split, arr_index=arr_index, vendor_id=vendor_id, bacoid=bacoid))
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 310, in build_rp_request
addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id = args[:4]
ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 4, got 2)




device1610219/ai_2 : 2.30 noUnits
device1610219/zone_temp : 45.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_6 : 75.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_11 : 1.00 65535
device1610219/ai_10 : -53.30 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_1 : 0.00 noUnits



Process finished with exit code 0










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  • The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

    – bunbun
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:30











  • I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:36













  • bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:43













  • You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

    – Christian Tremblay
    Dec 6 '18 at 0:16


















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import BAC0

bacnet = BAC0.connect()

my_obj_list = [('file', 1),
('analogInput', 1002),
('analogInput', 1),
('analogInput', 1006),
('analogInput', 1011),
('analogInput', 1010),
('analogInput', 1001)]


# # Provide it as an argument
fx = BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)
p=fx.points
for point in p:
print(point)


The code is returning the point values as expected, but throwing an exception. Can not figure out what I'm doing wrong.



error




2018-11-26 17:45:51,864 - INFO | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
2018-11-26 17:45:51,908 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.0.16
2018-11-26 17:45:51,909 - INFO | Starting app...
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | BAC0 started
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
2018-11-26 17:45:54,529 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,726 - INFO | Changing device state to RPDeviceConnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,928 - INFO | Device 1610219:[device1610219] found... building points list
2018-11-26 17:45:57,674 - INFO | Ready!
2018-11-26 17:45:57,676 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
Exception in thread rpm_poll:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioSharedAnaconda3_64libthreading.py", line 916, in _bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 45, in run
self.process()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 52, in process
self.task()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksPoll.py", line 77, in task
self.device.read_multiple(list(self.device.points_name), points_per_request=25)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 452, in read_multiple
self.read_single(each,points_per_request=1, discover_request=discover_request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 459, in read_single
return self.properties.network.read(request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 87, in read
args_split, arr_index=arr_index, vendor_id=vendor_id, bacoid=bacoid))
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 310, in build_rp_request
addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id = args[:4]
ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 4, got 2)




device1610219/ai_2 : 2.30 noUnits
device1610219/zone_temp : 45.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_6 : 75.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_11 : 1.00 65535
device1610219/ai_10 : -53.30 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_1 : 0.00 noUnits



Process finished with exit code 0










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  • The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

    – bunbun
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:30











  • I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:36













  • bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:43













  • You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

    – Christian Tremblay
    Dec 6 '18 at 0:16














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import BAC0

bacnet = BAC0.connect()

my_obj_list = [('file', 1),
('analogInput', 1002),
('analogInput', 1),
('analogInput', 1006),
('analogInput', 1011),
('analogInput', 1010),
('analogInput', 1001)]


# # Provide it as an argument
fx = BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)
p=fx.points
for point in p:
print(point)


The code is returning the point values as expected, but throwing an exception. Can not figure out what I'm doing wrong.



error




2018-11-26 17:45:51,864 - INFO | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
2018-11-26 17:45:51,908 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.0.16
2018-11-26 17:45:51,909 - INFO | Starting app...
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | BAC0 started
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
2018-11-26 17:45:54,529 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,726 - INFO | Changing device state to RPDeviceConnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,928 - INFO | Device 1610219:[device1610219] found... building points list
2018-11-26 17:45:57,674 - INFO | Ready!
2018-11-26 17:45:57,676 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
Exception in thread rpm_poll:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioSharedAnaconda3_64libthreading.py", line 916, in _bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 45, in run
self.process()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 52, in process
self.task()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksPoll.py", line 77, in task
self.device.read_multiple(list(self.device.points_name), points_per_request=25)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 452, in read_multiple
self.read_single(each,points_per_request=1, discover_request=discover_request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 459, in read_single
return self.properties.network.read(request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 87, in read
args_split, arr_index=arr_index, vendor_id=vendor_id, bacoid=bacoid))
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 310, in build_rp_request
addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id = args[:4]
ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 4, got 2)




device1610219/ai_2 : 2.30 noUnits
device1610219/zone_temp : 45.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_6 : 75.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_11 : 1.00 65535
device1610219/ai_10 : -53.30 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_1 : 0.00 noUnits



Process finished with exit code 0










share|improve this question














import BAC0

bacnet = BAC0.connect()

my_obj_list = [('file', 1),
('analogInput', 1002),
('analogInput', 1),
('analogInput', 1006),
('analogInput', 1011),
('analogInput', 1010),
('analogInput', 1001)]


# # Provide it as an argument
fx = BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)
p=fx.points
for point in p:
print(point)


The code is returning the point values as expected, but throwing an exception. Can not figure out what I'm doing wrong.



error




2018-11-26 17:45:51,864 - INFO | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
2018-11-26 17:45:51,908 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.0.16
2018-11-26 17:45:51,909 - INFO | Starting app...
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | BAC0 started
2018-11-26 17:45:51,910 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
2018-11-26 17:45:54,529 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,726 - INFO | Changing device state to RPDeviceConnected'>
2018-11-26 17:45:54,928 - INFO | Device 1610219:[device1610219] found... building points list
2018-11-26 17:45:57,674 - INFO | Ready!
2018-11-26 17:45:57,676 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
Exception in thread rpm_poll:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual StudioSharedAnaconda3_64libthreading.py", line 916, in _bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 45, in run
self.process()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksTaskManager.py", line 52, in process
self.task()
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0tasksPoll.py", line 77, in task
self.device.read_multiple(list(self.device.points_name), points_per_request=25)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 452, in read_multiple
self.read_single(each,points_per_request=1, discover_request=discover_request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coredevicesmixinsread_mixin.py", line 459, in read_single
return self.properties.network.read(request)
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 87, in read
args_split, arr_index=arr_index, vendor_id=vendor_id, bacoid=bacoid))
File "C:_websiteBacTestvenvlibsite-packagesBAC0coreioRead.py", line 310, in build_rp_request
addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id = args[:4]
ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 4, got 2)




device1610219/ai_2 : 2.30 noUnits
device1610219/zone_temp : 45.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_6 : 75.00 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_11 : 1.00 65535
device1610219/ai_10 : -53.30 degreesFahrenheit
device1610219/ai_1 : 0.00 noUnits



Process finished with exit code 0







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  • The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

    – bunbun
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:30











  • I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:36













  • bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:43













  • You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

    – Christian Tremblay
    Dec 6 '18 at 0:16



















  • The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

    – bunbun
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:30











  • I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:36













  • bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

    – PyWoo
    Nov 27 '18 at 1:43













  • You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

    – Christian Tremblay
    Dec 6 '18 at 0:16

















The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

– bunbun
Nov 27 '18 at 1:30





The error message mentions expecting 4 values but only getting 2. Seems like 2 of these four are missing: build_rp_request addr, obj_type, obj_inst, prop_id Will need more information from you to figure out

– bunbun
Nov 27 '18 at 1:30













I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

– PyWoo
Nov 27 '18 at 1:36







I saw that too but i sent four BAC0.device('16102:19', 1610219, bacnet, object_list = my_obj_list)

– PyWoo
Nov 27 '18 at 1:36















bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

– PyWoo
Nov 27 '18 at 1:43







bac0.readthedocs.io/en/develop/controller.html# The documentation for BAC0 does not say how to retrieve the data. I cause the error trying to print the items in the list.

– PyWoo
Nov 27 '18 at 1:43















You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

– Christian Tremblay
Dec 6 '18 at 0:16





You should just use print(fx.points) To print all points. Or accessone point using for example : fx[‘zone_temp’] Your specific issue is weird though. Can you try the same thing but removing the file object in your list. (BAC0 does not support this object anyway) I would be curious to know what is the device you are connecting to.

– Christian Tremblay
Dec 6 '18 at 0:16












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I've made some tests trying to replicate your bug and I think you may be fighting with a weird device.



Using the exact same script I succeed reading all points.



If I may suggest though, declaring your device using default "poll" parameters will assure reading of all points every 10 seconds.



Using points will force a reading of points (one by one) when called which will slow the process. For that, I would use point.lastValue



When the device polls its point list, internally, it'll use a ReadPropertyMultiple that will read a bunch of points and properties at the same time. It is more efficient.



Something like (playing with format...) :



import BAC0

bacnet = BAC0.lite()

# # Provide it as an argument
fx = BAC0.device('2:5', 5, bacnet)

for name in fx.points_name:
if fx[name].units:
val = '{:>10.2f}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
units = fx[name].units
else:
units = '({})'.format(fx[name].properties.units_state)
val = '{:>10}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
print('{:<20} : {} {:<10}'.format(fx[name].properties.name, val, units))


(Extract of result)



2018-12-06 20:43:17,167 - INFO    | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
2018-12-06 20:43:17,283 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.210.11
2018-12-06 20:43:17,285 - INFO | Starting app...
2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | BAC0 started
2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
2018-12-06 20:43:19,295 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
2018-12-06 20:43:20,156 - INFO | Changing device state to RPMDeviceConnected'>
2018-12-06 20:43:20,716 - INFO | Device 5:[FX14 0005] found... building points
2018-12-06 20:43:32,691 - INFO | Ready!
2018-12-06 20:43:32,696 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
nvoAI3 : -1.17 degreesCelsius
nvoAI4 : 42.33 percent
nvoAI6 : 354.00 kilopascals
nvoAI5 : 1.85 percent
nvoAI1 : 22.05 degreesCelsius
nvoAI2 : 20.84 degreesCelsius
[...]
nciOvrdDO5.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
nvoAlarmPompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
nvoAlrmGravePompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
nvoTempOccup : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
nciModeOperation : 2 (['ARRET', 'AUTO', 'CHAUFF', 'REFROID', 'ELECTR'])
nciOvrdDO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
nciOvrdDO3.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
nciOvrdDO4.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
nciOvrdDO1.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
nciModeDeshum : 1 (['Aucune', 'Ventilation', 'Rechauff'])
nciOvrdAO1.State : 2 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
nciOvrdAO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
nvoDI7 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
nvoDI8 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
nvoDI10 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
nvoDI9 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
nvoDI6 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
nvoDI4 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))


If you keep getting issues, please post one here : https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues






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    I've made some tests trying to replicate your bug and I think you may be fighting with a weird device.



    Using the exact same script I succeed reading all points.



    If I may suggest though, declaring your device using default "poll" parameters will assure reading of all points every 10 seconds.



    Using points will force a reading of points (one by one) when called which will slow the process. For that, I would use point.lastValue



    When the device polls its point list, internally, it'll use a ReadPropertyMultiple that will read a bunch of points and properties at the same time. It is more efficient.



    Something like (playing with format...) :



    import BAC0

    bacnet = BAC0.lite()

    # # Provide it as an argument
    fx = BAC0.device('2:5', 5, bacnet)

    for name in fx.points_name:
    if fx[name].units:
    val = '{:>10.2f}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
    units = fx[name].units
    else:
    units = '({})'.format(fx[name].properties.units_state)
    val = '{:>10}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
    print('{:<20} : {} {:<10}'.format(fx[name].properties.name, val, units))


    (Extract of result)



    2018-12-06 20:43:17,167 - INFO    | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
    2018-12-06 20:43:17,283 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.210.11
    2018-12-06 20:43:17,285 - INFO | Starting app...
    2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | BAC0 started
    2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
    2018-12-06 20:43:19,295 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
    2018-12-06 20:43:20,156 - INFO | Changing device state to RPMDeviceConnected'>
    2018-12-06 20:43:20,716 - INFO | Device 5:[FX14 0005] found... building points
    2018-12-06 20:43:32,691 - INFO | Ready!
    2018-12-06 20:43:32,696 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
    nvoAI3 : -1.17 degreesCelsius
    nvoAI4 : 42.33 percent
    nvoAI6 : 354.00 kilopascals
    nvoAI5 : 1.85 percent
    nvoAI1 : 22.05 degreesCelsius
    nvoAI2 : 20.84 degreesCelsius
    [...]
    nciOvrdDO5.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
    nvoAlarmPompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
    nvoAlrmGravePompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
    nvoTempOccup : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
    nciModeOperation : 2 (['ARRET', 'AUTO', 'CHAUFF', 'REFROID', 'ELECTR'])
    nciOvrdDO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
    nciOvrdDO3.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
    nciOvrdDO4.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
    nciOvrdDO1.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
    nciModeDeshum : 1 (['Aucune', 'Ventilation', 'Rechauff'])
    nciOvrdAO1.State : 2 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
    nciOvrdAO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
    nvoDI7 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
    nvoDI8 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
    nvoDI10 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
    nvoDI9 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
    nvoDI6 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
    nvoDI4 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))


    If you keep getting issues, please post one here : https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues






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      I've made some tests trying to replicate your bug and I think you may be fighting with a weird device.



      Using the exact same script I succeed reading all points.



      If I may suggest though, declaring your device using default "poll" parameters will assure reading of all points every 10 seconds.



      Using points will force a reading of points (one by one) when called which will slow the process. For that, I would use point.lastValue



      When the device polls its point list, internally, it'll use a ReadPropertyMultiple that will read a bunch of points and properties at the same time. It is more efficient.



      Something like (playing with format...) :



      import BAC0

      bacnet = BAC0.lite()

      # # Provide it as an argument
      fx = BAC0.device('2:5', 5, bacnet)

      for name in fx.points_name:
      if fx[name].units:
      val = '{:>10.2f}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
      units = fx[name].units
      else:
      units = '({})'.format(fx[name].properties.units_state)
      val = '{:>10}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
      print('{:<20} : {} {:<10}'.format(fx[name].properties.name, val, units))


      (Extract of result)



      2018-12-06 20:43:17,167 - INFO    | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
      2018-12-06 20:43:17,283 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.210.11
      2018-12-06 20:43:17,285 - INFO | Starting app...
      2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | BAC0 started
      2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
      2018-12-06 20:43:19,295 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
      2018-12-06 20:43:20,156 - INFO | Changing device state to RPMDeviceConnected'>
      2018-12-06 20:43:20,716 - INFO | Device 5:[FX14 0005] found... building points
      2018-12-06 20:43:32,691 - INFO | Ready!
      2018-12-06 20:43:32,696 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
      nvoAI3 : -1.17 degreesCelsius
      nvoAI4 : 42.33 percent
      nvoAI6 : 354.00 kilopascals
      nvoAI5 : 1.85 percent
      nvoAI1 : 22.05 degreesCelsius
      nvoAI2 : 20.84 degreesCelsius
      [...]
      nciOvrdDO5.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
      nvoAlarmPompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
      nvoAlrmGravePompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
      nvoTempOccup : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
      nciModeOperation : 2 (['ARRET', 'AUTO', 'CHAUFF', 'REFROID', 'ELECTR'])
      nciOvrdDO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
      nciOvrdDO3.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
      nciOvrdDO4.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
      nciOvrdDO1.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
      nciModeDeshum : 1 (['Aucune', 'Ventilation', 'Rechauff'])
      nciOvrdAO1.State : 2 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
      nciOvrdAO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
      nvoDI7 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
      nvoDI8 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
      nvoDI10 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
      nvoDI9 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
      nvoDI6 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
      nvoDI4 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))


      If you keep getting issues, please post one here : https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues






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        I've made some tests trying to replicate your bug and I think you may be fighting with a weird device.



        Using the exact same script I succeed reading all points.



        If I may suggest though, declaring your device using default "poll" parameters will assure reading of all points every 10 seconds.



        Using points will force a reading of points (one by one) when called which will slow the process. For that, I would use point.lastValue



        When the device polls its point list, internally, it'll use a ReadPropertyMultiple that will read a bunch of points and properties at the same time. It is more efficient.



        Something like (playing with format...) :



        import BAC0

        bacnet = BAC0.lite()

        # # Provide it as an argument
        fx = BAC0.device('2:5', 5, bacnet)

        for name in fx.points_name:
        if fx[name].units:
        val = '{:>10.2f}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
        units = fx[name].units
        else:
        units = '({})'.format(fx[name].properties.units_state)
        val = '{:>10}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
        print('{:<20} : {} {:<10}'.format(fx[name].properties.name, val, units))


        (Extract of result)



        2018-12-06 20:43:17,167 - INFO    | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,283 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.210.11
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,285 - INFO | Starting app...
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | BAC0 started
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
        2018-12-06 20:43:19,295 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
        2018-12-06 20:43:20,156 - INFO | Changing device state to RPMDeviceConnected'>
        2018-12-06 20:43:20,716 - INFO | Device 5:[FX14 0005] found... building points
        2018-12-06 20:43:32,691 - INFO | Ready!
        2018-12-06 20:43:32,696 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
        nvoAI3 : -1.17 degreesCelsius
        nvoAI4 : 42.33 percent
        nvoAI6 : 354.00 kilopascals
        nvoAI5 : 1.85 percent
        nvoAI1 : 22.05 degreesCelsius
        nvoAI2 : 20.84 degreesCelsius
        [...]
        nciOvrdDO5.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nvoAlarmPompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nvoAlrmGravePompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nvoTempOccup : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nciModeOperation : 2 (['ARRET', 'AUTO', 'CHAUFF', 'REFROID', 'ELECTR'])
        nciOvrdDO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO3.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO4.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO1.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciModeDeshum : 1 (['Aucune', 'Ventilation', 'Rechauff'])
        nciOvrdAO1.State : 2 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
        nciOvrdAO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
        nvoDI7 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI8 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI10 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI9 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI6 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI4 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))


        If you keep getting issues, please post one here : https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues






        share|improve this answer













        I've made some tests trying to replicate your bug and I think you may be fighting with a weird device.



        Using the exact same script I succeed reading all points.



        If I may suggest though, declaring your device using default "poll" parameters will assure reading of all points every 10 seconds.



        Using points will force a reading of points (one by one) when called which will slow the process. For that, I would use point.lastValue



        When the device polls its point list, internally, it'll use a ReadPropertyMultiple that will read a bunch of points and properties at the same time. It is more efficient.



        Something like (playing with format...) :



        import BAC0

        bacnet = BAC0.lite()

        # # Provide it as an argument
        fx = BAC0.device('2:5', 5, bacnet)

        for name in fx.points_name:
        if fx[name].units:
        val = '{:>10.2f}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
        units = fx[name].units
        else:
        units = '({})'.format(fx[name].properties.units_state)
        val = '{:>10}'.format(fx[name].lastValue)
        print('{:<20} : {} {:<10}'.format(fx[name].properties.name, val, units))


        (Extract of result)



        2018-12-06 20:43:17,167 - INFO    | Starting BAC0 version 0.99.944 (Lite)
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,283 - INFO | Using ip : 192.168.210.11
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,285 - INFO | Starting app...
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | BAC0 started
        2018-12-06 20:43:17,292 - INFO | Registered as Simple BACnet/IP App
        2018-12-06 20:43:19,295 - INFO | Changing device state to DeviceDisconnected'>
        2018-12-06 20:43:20,156 - INFO | Changing device state to RPMDeviceConnected'>
        2018-12-06 20:43:20,716 - INFO | Device 5:[FX14 0005] found... building points
        2018-12-06 20:43:32,691 - INFO | Ready!
        2018-12-06 20:43:32,696 - INFO | Polling started, values read every 10 seconds
        nvoAI3 : -1.17 degreesCelsius
        nvoAI4 : 42.33 percent
        nvoAI6 : 354.00 kilopascals
        nvoAI5 : 1.85 percent
        nvoAI1 : 22.05 degreesCelsius
        nvoAI2 : 20.84 degreesCelsius
        [...]
        nciOvrdDO5.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nvoAlarmPompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nvoAlrmGravePompe : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nvoTempOccup : 1 (['OFF', 'ON'])
        nciModeOperation : 2 (['ARRET', 'AUTO', 'CHAUFF', 'REFROID', 'ELECTR'])
        nciOvrdDO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO3.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO4.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciOvrdDO1.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'ON', 'OFF'])
        nciModeDeshum : 1 (['Aucune', 'Ventilation', 'Rechauff'])
        nciOvrdAO1.State : 2 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
        nciOvrdAO2.State : 1 (['AUTO', 'MAN', '100', '0'])
        nvoDI7 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI8 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI10 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI9 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI6 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))
        nvoDI4 : inactive (('Off', 'On'))


        If you keep getting issues, please post one here : https://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues







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