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Now-a-days we see lots of specifications which are written with an assumption that two BACnet systems from differnt vendors will work like
a plug-and-play devices. Consultant/client assumes that if BACnet is specified, then they are fully protected agaisnt all future expansions
which might have Building Automation systems from multiple vendors, without incurring any cost toward achieving the interoprability
between these systems.
Can sone-one give us a detailed account of all the steps required to monitor and control a data point in vendor "A" system from operator
work station of vendor "B". These two systems are connected over BACnet-Ethernet TCP/IP. And an approximate budgetary cost for impementing
the interoprability between these two systems.
a plug-and-play devices. Consultant/client assumes that if BACnet is specified, then they are fully protected agaisnt all future expansions
which might have Building Automation systems from multiple vendors, without incurring any cost toward achieving the interoprability
between these systems.
Can sone-one give us a detailed account of all the steps required to monitor and control a data point in vendor "A" system from operator
work station of vendor "B". These two systems are connected over BACnet-Ethernet TCP/IP. And an approximate budgetary cost for impementing
the interoprability between these two systems.