BACnet discovery
Discover devices and their exposed points to establish a clear starting picture of the controls network.
A future commissioning platform built around the way technicians actually work. Clearer points. Better evidence. The human stays in control.
The goal isn’t to replace field judgment. It’s to put the right information in front of the person making the call—from initial discovery to a documented, reviewed result.
ShineCX is in development. The interface shown is a concept, and the features below are planned—not currently available software.
Help test what comes next| POINT NAME | TYPE | CONFIDENCE |
|---|---|---|
| AHU-01 / Supply Air Temp | AI | 98% ↗ |
| AHU-01 / Fan Status | BI | 96% ↗ |
| VAV-12 / Zone Temp | AI | 92% ↗ |
| VAV-12 / Damper Position | AO | 87% ↗ |
Discover devices and their exposed points to establish a clear starting picture of the controls network.
Translate inconsistent point names into useful, consistent equipment and system context.
Surface how confidently a point has been identified, with uncertainty visible—not hidden behind a guess.
Keep inspections, prerequisites, functional tests, and follow-up work in a field-ready workflow.
Keep test results, issues, and supporting evidence connected to the equipment being commissioned.
Put the experienced person in the loop. Review point mappings and approve actions before moving forward.
A planned, prominent control to stop further software-issued commands. Its behavior, override release, and equipment response must be validated before field deployment. It is not an emergency stop, a life-safety control, or a substitute for site procedures.
Field feedback. Better tools. A stronger commissioning workflow.