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From the App Store SourceBACnet Explorer is a professional tool for engineers and technicians working with BACnet/IP building automation networks. Discover devices, inspect every object and property, push values, and watch live data; all from a fast native Mac app. DISCOVERY Send Who-Is broadcasts across a subnet and instantly see every responding BACnet device, its vendor ID, and object list. Add discovered points to your workspace in a single click. OBJECT BROWSER more. Read any property, write present values, and confirm changes round-trip back from the controller. LIVE TRENDING Subscribe to Change-of-Value (COV) updates and chart multiple points together in real time. Resize panels and pin the signals you care about. Export trend logs for analysis and reporting. ALARMS & SCHEDULES Inspect alarm and event states, open schedule objects to review weekly programs, and pull trend-log history straight from the device. BUILT-IN DEVICE SIMULATOR Need a test target? Spin up a real BACnet simulator on the backend using ready-made device templates. Generate analog, binary, and alarm points with configurable noise, variance, and period — perfect for commissioning, demos, and QA without physical hardware. KEY FEATURES • BACnet/IP discovery (Who-Is / I-Am) • Full object and property browser with read & write • Real-time COV trending with multi-series charts • Alarm, schedule, and trend-log inspection • Local BACnet device simulator with templates • Native macOS performance, no browser required Built for HVAC, BMS, SCADA, and IoT professionals who need reliable visibility into BACnet networks. Whether you're commissioning a new site, troubleshooting a controller, or learning the protocol, BACnet Explorer keeps every device within reach.
The developer is Dzulfikar Ats Tsauri, and the app identifier is com.joyodigitama.bacnet-explorer.
It was first released on 2026-07-16, according to our own database record.
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