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Sounds like you answered your own question, turned on net visible and now you can see them in WC and third party utilities.

Trend object blocks, no net visible; correct, you just delete them.

Yes, it's a complete pain in the butt to deal with people, money and subscriptions etc where ads are easy to turn on. It would be a nice gesture though.

Document all, time is money so bill them for it. If you don't have the time rates need to go up across the board.

For normies maybe $20 year?

For people as involved as I am I'm thinking you might owe me at this point...

I barely post on /. and they like me enough

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So the way things these days are, uh, lets say "value engineered" puts fear in my heart in doing something like this. The side wall on modern crank cases might be a lot thinner than you think. BUT...

Please do.

Also I'm aware of some sites that grant "paid" account for top contributors. You already have the "like" metric to track quality contributions so that's a start in that direction.

Yeah that’s where it seems to break down. Great product and makes a lot of sense for the customer. South Carolina or western North Carolina talk to me…

I think because it's a WebCTRL app all the information about it is on the ALC side of the house. Searching superset comes up with results in our dealer portal, there's integration guides and a...

https://www.ghostery.com/blog/privacy-report-advertisers-and-adblockers

Because they are aware of what they are doing...
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A lot of the really old stuff had fuses built in, some were even socketed like the RS485 comm port on the Z series. The good old days where you could fix no comm issues with some pico fuses.

Thinking out of the box can you FTP in and use some tools built into those to analyze things? Is there such a thing as CLI tools like linux DU?

MS/TP slaves (addresses above 127) are not allowed to transmit on the buss unless they are handed the token by a master that's intentionally interacting with that slave. Slaves don't routinely...

Somewhere along the way I got an AdGuard license. They do the local VPN trick to intercept all DNS queries on the whole phone. Sometimes it even works for adds in apps. They seem to be running...

My immediate thought is message throttling in the mail delivery path. Can you see both generation time and received time inside niagara event log?

VMware is horrible about this, I had to jump through a bunch of hoops to disarm everything to get their support download site working. I don't think I've ever experienced anything that bad. Almost...

They've told us cloud gets updates first and also much more often than download on prem release. Start paying attention to all the decimal points behind the main number in cloud, it's probably...

Same, right off their web site.

Well, there's a NDA involved...

It's been mentioned but it doesn't seem to be generally well known that this forum is not owned or operated by anyone you see here. I believe it's some marketing firm? This forum has been forgotten...

Seems it's inside discussion threads too, just a little less noticeable. Gross.

Thank you for the tip.

+2 pihole and apparently uBlock Origin can handle these as well. I view adds as a potential security problem, great way to deliver malware and that's where the term Malvertising comes from.

They changed something a year or two ago, about a dozen threads on it. Bottom line you need to enable 2FA and turn on app passwords.

That will get your house of cards minimally working until...

Well, you get the microsoft adds and garbage. But no longer any need for PC Decrapifyer.

If the equipment supports both and you have LAN there, IP is much easier. I would not add a gateway to bring it up to modbus IP alone, but I would consider something like the BACRouter to convert it...

You can run demo microsoft licenses in VM's as well. Get the official Windows 11 or Server edition iso images from microsoft themselves, you get about 90 days maybe more before it does things.

So...

Do not change any reference names and everything should be fine with just changing instances.

What language does a WCI talk to back to the SC (non+) controller link 1? SC appears to be BACnet or Modbus on link 1. I sniffed the buss with YABE on common baud rates and got nothing, also nothing...

I was actually supprised to see the PIC-6 supported CCN with ALC trying to do everything they can to ditch legacy but I guess Carrier overrides this. ALC dropped the Hybrid legacy CMnet driver on...

Balibe; does the 38AP-6 represent PIC-6? Aren't those pretty new color touch screen chiller controllers? As such are they even in the 2021 sal file?

I think PIC-6 are pretty new, we had some...

I think Broudy was pushing Phoenix switches, bought a few and they worked out OK.

Look for it in the job file. C:\webctrlX\webroot\{job folder name}\settings.properties

From memory, on mobile now, and that assumes 8.0 or older.

For such a small system I don't feel like adjusting timeouts is going to do much but free to try. In the CFG tree, connections page your BACnet connection; stop that and adjust your timeout there...

Most network switches have common standard SFP/SFP+ ports for these transceivers. You've mostly seen them with fiber going into them probably. They are available in a variety of media adapter types...

Enhanced access switch needs to be off for apploader, and on to set serial terminal things like instance etc. Can you get in with putty to see that (enter for menu)? Man it's been like fifteen years...

The LGR in particular has a module alarm and a LED light for dead battery, is that active? The ZN and SE don't have that but their failure mode is obvious, after power failure modstat indicates 0...

The CSI/Kodero driver is dead? They brought it up to N4 and touched it as recently as 2018.
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Yes, T1L, just like all other ethernet, is point to point. The only reason they are mentioning daisy chain is the same reason all these "dual ethernet" controllers are out today, they are building in...

If you need more than OAT/OAH/OAE we tend to just do a API call to the weather service, not hardware.

I remember reading about this and I think it might be here, but the search here is no good for three letter terms.

Google; carel cov site:hvac-talk.com
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Thems rookie numbers, routinely encounter systems in the millions. You can really tell who's a proactive vs reactive customer based on alarm count.

I agree, they can complain to the power company and they will change some transformer taps to knock it down a bit. It will then run lower, but hopefully not "brownout" territory.

Most of the good...

Does "shut off" mean it runs heating or cooling past setpoint or merely the fan continues to run? Latter is normal for commercial units...

You need to add a BBMD to each network broadcast domain.

Review help articles concerning "unicode" character support. I don't know what the problem is but that's the name for that character coding.

https://www.codetable.net/decimal/176

Are you saying it's last command wins (common) or once the user changes the stat you can no longer send setpoints ever again? (would be really weird).

If the latter, how do you get it back?

If...

Reboot after setting and saving that item?

Once you are bigger than a building there's going to be routing and other connectivity things involved. A lot of school districts seem to do something like 10.building#.VLANID.device. As we are HVAC...

Oh no, much dumber protocol. Straight query and response, think there’s only three queries. There is no addressing so all home runs. I used to have to get into that but it’s a dead language at this...

Liebert IGM? No. In fact it was developed with baud 7812.5 to discourage that sort of thing.

Almost everything has a BACnet option available for it though.