Programming software BACnet stack | Linux (Posix)

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The functional scope of the BACnet Stack | Linux (Posix) is suitable for the development of BACnet servers and clients according to all common profiles such as: B-BC, B-SS, B-SA, B-ASC, B-AAC, B-OD, B-OWS, B-AWS ... etc. Datalayer: IP, Ethernet, MS/TP and BACnet/SC. It supports developers in the implementation of BACnet-compliant applications that run on embedded applications. – this applies to both 32-bit and 64-bit applications. The time that this saves in the development process usually amounts to several months. The stacks from CS-Lab as well as our services take the pressure off both manufacturers and developers alike, who need to implement the communication standard, and this makes their work a whole lot easier. Of course, every revision to the standard is implemented into the software stack. The current revision, Revision 23, with the brand-new security infrastructure Secure Connect (BACnet/SC), is already available for programming. Discover functions BACnet-compliant routines for operation Routines of the BACnet stack | Linux (Posix) take over the standard-compliant operation of the BACnet protocol. Convenience: The development of standard-compliant applications is made much easier. Flexibility: Large control technology systems can be programmed in the same way as automation stations or miniature devices (e.g. heat meters). Bandwidth: Implementations for a wide range of operating systems are available, from old Windows systems to various Linux versions.