sombody removed a closing bracket, added again
Added a plugin which searches for objects and lists the priority levels != null
Added a refresh button to manually update property values.
add reload icon
Added a LinkLabel to start the Wireshark commandline directly from this tool.
Added proprietary Beckhoff properties.
Hi Dave, thanks for the quick reply. I will try and let you know, but what you wrote makes sense. I did not have a closer look what was unpacked. Regards Frank
Did somebody get the ref implementation to run on a Raspberry? I tried installing it today and after launching ./Application everything was unpacked and installed successfully. But then a format error message was shown and nothing was started. I tried a restart with no success either. I was able to run everything successfully on Windows 10/64bit though (using the same download). Not really urgent, but still interested in getting it up and running on the Raspberry Linux. Thanks in advance, regards...
Array Index[0] in EncodeCreateProperty caused CreateObject to fail
Sandro, you can set the priority YABE uses in the options menu "DefaultWritePriority". Writing in BACnet is always performed through the PresentValue property, never through the priority array (this is a read-only property to expose the current priorities used). Hope this clarifies your trouble. Cheers Frank