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What communication protocols do you use?
BACnet 13% [ 4 ]
SNMP 9% [ 3 ]
X10 0% [ 0 ]
1-wire 25% [ 8 ]
xAP 3% [ 1 ]
xPL 0% [ 0 ]
LonTalk 3% [ 1 ]
SNAP 0% [ 0 ]
Modbus 28% [ 9 ]
OPC 19% [ 6 ]
Insteon 0% [ 0 ]
Carrier 0% [ 0 ]
Total Votes : 32
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mlohbihler

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Hi Keith,

Thanks for the information. We in fact have code about 75% complete to implement 1-wire, but due to other (paying) project work, have not had time to complete the implementation. Watch the site for updates!

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Matthew Lohbihler
aslab

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Do you support xml/SOAP?
mlohbihler

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Do you mean web services? Currently no, not formally. But in which direction would you want support:

1) having Mango read data from a web service
2) having Mango post data to a web service
3) the ability to get data via a Mango web service
4) the ability to post data to a Mango web service

An existing protocol that is similar to 4) is the "HTTP receiver" data source, which listens for HTTP connections (GET or POST) and can parse the parameters into point values.

Best regards,
Matthew Lohbihler
aslab

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Primarily read data from a web service but posting would also be nice!!
esquizo

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Hi. You're right about OPC but in Industry there are many closed or commercial solutions. With OPC we can use many protocols with the same OPC server ( Modbus, Profibus, Device Net, MPI, PPI, Unitelway, Control Net, .....).
There is a project in this page:
http://openscada.org
The project is called Utgard, and it's a pure Java OPC client, and the better thing, it's Open Source.

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knigjes

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+1 Allen Bradley
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Prodyut Bora wrote:Clipsal (http://www.clipsal.com), a division of Schneider Electric, is into building automation. They have developed an "open standard" protocol called C-Bus (http://www.cbus-enabled.com/default.html).

Why don't you consider adding C-Bus to your list of protocols?

Regards

Prodyut




Unfortunately the C-Bus protocol is not an open standard. It is however available to C-Bus Enabled partners. There is a subset of the protocol available as a 'public' document but it is restricted in its features.

There is a C-Bus to xAP protocol convertor and xAP is very much an open standard - and appears in the survey above. One of the benefits of xAP is that it is very simple yet powerful and its also easy to convert other protocols into xAP and hence integrate them into different applications. Most of the leading HA applications now have xAP plugins.
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Hi

I use :
Modbus RS232
Modbus TCP/IP
Bacnet IP
Bacnet LON
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BR

Ing. Dusan Antal
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mlohbihler

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Dusan, you're in luck. Mango supports them all. (Ok, not BACnet LON).

Best regards,
Matthew Lohbihler
 
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