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### JSON Content Type Example

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/create-basic-https-connection?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Use this JSON format when your application server expects standard JSON encoding for device data.

```json
{
"DevEUI":"78A8952D2E2992C5",
"FPort":2,
"LrrRSSI":-60.000000
}

```

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### JSON Content Type Example

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/create-basic-https-connection

Use this JSON format when your application server expects standard JSON encoding for device data.

```json
{
"DevEUI":"78A8952D2E2992C5",
"FPort":2,
"LrrRSSI":-60.000000
}
```

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### Example Uplink Packet Structure

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe

This JSON structure represents an example uplink packet received from a LoRaWAN sensor, including metadata and payload data that will be processed by the BACnet adapter.

```json
{
  "DevEUI_uplink": {
    "Time": "2024-09-24T13:51:10.920+00:00",
    "DevEUI": "20635F0106000244",
    "FPort": 17,
    ...
    "LrrRSSI": -30.600006,
    ...
    "payload": {
      "messageType": "HEARTBEAT",
      "trackingMode": "PERMANENT_TRACKING",
      "batteryVoltage": 4.05,
      ...
    }
    "points": {
      "temperature": {
        "unitId": "Cel",
        "record": 28.3
      },
      "batteryVoltage": {
        "unitId": "V",
        "record": 4.05
      }
    },
    "Frequency": 867.7,
    "DynamicClass": "A"
  }
}
```

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### JSON Untyped Content Type Example

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/create-basic-https-connection?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Employ this JSON untyped format if your application server requires all values, including numbers, to be represented as strings.

```json
{
"DevEUI":"78A8952D2E2992C5",
"FPort":"2",
"LrrRSSI":"-60.000000"
}

```

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### JSON Untyped Content Type Example

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/create-basic-https-connection

Use this JSON format when your application server expects all values, including numbers, to be represented as strings.

```json
{
"DevEUI":"78A8952D2E2992C5",
"FPort":"2",
"LrrRSSI":"-60.000000"
}
```

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### Example Uplink Packet Structure

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

This JSON structure represents an example of an uplink packet received from a LoRaWAN sensor. It includes metadata, decoded payload, and optional 'points' data which can be used for BACnet object mapping.

```json
{
  "DevEUI_uplink": {
    "Time": "2024-09-24T13:51:10.920+00:00",
    "DevEUI": "20635F0106000244",
    "FPort": 17,
    ...
    "LrrRSSI": -30.600006,
    ...
    "payload": {
      "messageType": "HEARTBEAT",
      "trackingMode": "PERMANENT_TRACKING",
      "batteryVoltage": 4.05,
      ...
    },
    "points": {
      "temperature": {
        "unitId": "Cel",
        "record": 28.3
      },
      "batteryVoltage": {
        "unitId": "V",
        "record": 4.05
      }
    },
    "Frequency": 867.7,
    "DynamicClass": "A"
  }
}
```

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### BACnet Server Properties Configuration

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Customize BACnet server settings including port, broadcast address, Device ID, Device Name, Vendor ID, and Vendor Name.

```text
Server port: from 'BAC0' (47808), to 'BACF' (47823).
Server broadcast: it is the desired subnet for global messages to be broadcast and received on. This should be as strict as possible. Use 255.255.255.255 if unsure.
Device ID: default is 817001.
Device Name: default is 'BACnet Adapter'.
Vendor ID: default is 0. Use you own Vendor ID if you have one.
Vendor Name: default is empty. Use you own Vendor Name if you have one.
```

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### BACnet Object Mapping Configuration

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Configure how LoRaWAN data and metadata are exposed as BACnet objects, including object naming conventions and ontology support.

```text
the BACnet object name
the LoRaWAN metadata that you want expose as BACnet objects
the exposition of ontology properties
```

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### BACnet Object Name Configuration

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Define how LoRaWAN data is exposed as BACnet objects. The object identifier can be constructed using DevEUI or Device Name, followed by property paths.

```text
Each extracted data from LoRaWAN sensors is exposed as a BACnet object whose object identifier is constructed using the DevEUI (default choice) of the device, followed by colon ':' then the property name. The property includes the path below **payload** , **points** , each part is added using the colon ':' separator.
You can change the definition of the object identifier to use the sensor's friendly name ('Device Name' choice) rather than the DevEUI.
```

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### BACnet Object Type Abbreviations

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Abbreviations used for BACnet object types in the CSV export/import file.

```text
AV for Analog Value
BV for Binary Value
SV for Character String Value
```

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### BACnet Object List CSV Header Formats

Source: https://docs.thingpark.com/thingpark-enterprise/latest/docs/user-guide/devices-multicasts-connections/connections/using-bacnet-tpe?persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true&persistLocale=true

Valid header formats for BACnet object list CSV files, specifying required columns for name, type, and instance, with optional value and unit columns.

```text
"name","type","instance"
or
"name","type","instance","value","unit"
```
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