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 ====== Wacnet ======
+{{ :suppliers:hvac.io:wacnet:wacnet-explorer.png?400}}
+Logo : {{:suppliers:hvac.io:wacnet:wacnet-logo.png?150|}}
+[[https://hvac.io/docs/wacnet|Wacnet]] is a BACnet explorer, webserver, and toolkit.
+It works with all BACnet/IP networks and doesn't require any installation.
+It is used by hundreds of professionals in the field.
+===== Requirements =====
+  * Java 8
+  * BACnet/IP network
+===== Running the Software =====
+Wacnet can be started by double-clicking on the .jar file, or by using this command:
+<code>
+java -jar wacnet-standalone-<VERSION>.jar
+</code>
+===== Source =====
+Wacnet is open source software under the GPLv3.
+The source can be found at this link: https://github.com/Frozenlock/wacnet
+===== Scripts =====
+The REPL can be used to send custom commands on the network.
+Here are a few examples and custom scripts.
+Check the bacure [[http://frozenlock.github.io/bacure/index.html|documentation]] to see the functions that are available to you.
+==== Find devices ====
+Send WhoIs broadcast for a single device at a time.
+Use this if you can't seem to get a response from every device on your network.
+<code clojure>
+(defn find-devices
+  "For the entire IDs range, send WhoIs broadcasts with a single
+  device as a target. Useful to get an answer from particular devices
+  when the network is congested."
+  [start-id end-id]
+  (let [ids (range start-id (inc end-id))]
+    (doseq [id ids]
+      (find-remote-device id)
+      (Thread/sleep 200))))
+      ;; example to find devices 100 to 200 : (find-devices 100 200)
+</code>
+See the associated [[http://blog.hvac.io/2015/01/11/network-discovery-with-devices-ignoring-whois/|blog post]].
+==== Network Profiling / Devices Inventory ====
+This script will export a text file of the following form:
+<code>
+| :vendor-name             | :object-name                            | :model-name                      | :object-identifier |
+|--------------------------+-----------------------------------------+----------------------------------+--------------------|
+| ABB                      | DRIVE_U1_V_ALI                          | ACH550                           | [:device 50401]    |
+| ABB                      | DRIVE_U1_V_RET                          | ACH550                           | [:device 50402]    |
+| ABB                      | UV01_DRIVE_ALIM                         | ACH550                           | [:device 110201]   |
+| ABB                      | UV01_DRIVE_RET                          | ACH550                           | [:device 110202]   |
+| TELEMECANIQUE            | ATV 61                                  | ATV61HD15Y                       | [:device 110004]   |
+| TELEMECANIQUE            | ATV 61                                  | ATV61HD15Y                       | [:device 110005]   |
+| CARRIER                  | CHILLER                                 | BACnet Local Equipment Interface | [:device 50300]    |
+| Delta Controls           | UV20                                    | DAC_1180                         | [:device 10301]    |
+| Delta Controls           | AC25                                    | DAC_1180                         | [:device 10401]    |
+...
+(about a hundred more)
+</code>
+<code clojure>
+(->> (pmap #(try (remote-object-properties % [:device %] [:model-name :object-name :vendor-name])
+                 (catch Exception e))
+           (remote-devices))
+     (apply concat)
+     ((fn [x] (with-out-str (print-table x))))
+     (spit "network-profile.txt"))
+</code>
+===== API =====
+Most of the BACnet data visible from Wacnet can be retrieved using the API.
+{{:suppliers:hvac.io:wacnet:wacnet-api.png?400|}}