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# BACnet IP Menu

Aranet BACnet IP functionality corresponds to the BACnet Smart Sensor profile.

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IMPORTANT: 

* The BACnet/IP service can only be accessed through an Ethernet (wired) network interface.
* The full functionality of the BACnet/IP service requires an additional license to be uploaded.
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More information is available on this topic: [BACnet](/base-stations/base-stations/integrations-and-3rd-party-systems/bacnet.md)

#### BACnet configuration controls

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1. Status of BACnet/IP server process
2. Enable/Disable server process
3. Information about BACnet service availability on Ethernet interface (wired) only
4. Specify UDP port number (default 47808)
5. BACnet device object instance ID (default 1234)
6. Network number (default 1)
7. Set device object property Location
8. Select BACnet object type to be used for sensor measurement objects
9. Create/Download Engineering Data Exchange (EDE) file
10. Reset values of writeable BACnet object (Device, AI, AV) properties to defaults
11. Save BACnet/IP settings
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