This component monitors and records values for one or more properties of one or more referenced objects, either in the same device or in an external device. A key feature is that the extension records all values using the same timestamp. One import descriptor typically results in multiple histories in a station—one history per object/property value in the record.
You add BacnetTrendLogMultipleImports (import Trend Log Multiples) using the Bacnet History Import Manager view of the device’s parent trend logs extension. This import descriptor also has its own special Bacnet Trend Multiple View.
You can also copy a ClientTrending component from the bacnet palette. This component contains a BacnetTrendLogMultipleImport component.
A BACnet device must contain trend log objects (and/or trend log multiple objects) to make use of histories. A discover command
determines this. If it finds no such objects, the Trend Logs extension has no practical application.

To access these properties, expand and double-click a trend log descriptor.
In addition to the common properties (Status, Enabled and Fault Cause), this component has these properties.
| Property | Value | Description |
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| State | read-only |
Indicates the condition of the BACnet schedule.
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| Execution time | multiple properties |
Configures the frequency with which data are imported from a remote trend log (or trend log multiple) into a history (or histories).
Data import may occur at regular intervals (
Interval), Daily or when manually requested (Manual).
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| Last Attempt | read-only |
Reports the date and time of the last attempted execution.
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| Last Success | read-only |
Reports the last time the station successfully performed this function.
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| Last Failure | read-only timestamp |
Reports the last time the system failed to perform this function. Refer to
Fault Cause for details.
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| History Id | read-only |
Displays a combination of the station name and history name.
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| On Demand Poll Enabled | true (default) or false |
Determines user control over polling.
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| On Demand Poll Frequency | drop-down list |
References the On Demand Poll Scheduler rates under the NiagaraNetwork’s History Policies container slot.
Configures how often this type of poll occurs. |
| Config Overrides | additional properties |
Configures the facets to use when converting values from device facets to point facets.
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| Object Id | drop-down list and number (from 0 to 4194302) |
Identifies each device and component by the type of entity (
Object Id) combined with a unique Instance Number.
For devices (controllers, instruments, meters, etc.), |
| Local History Name | read-only |
Reports the names of local trend logs.
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| Local History Name Format | text, BFormat (Baja Format) syntax (defaults to %name%, which recreates the BACnet name of the trend log object) or a combination of text and BFormat.
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Defines the format string script for returning a local history. This is the name of the history initially created and populated
by the trend log data and includes, typically, the name of the BACnet device component and the BACnet trend log object.
For example: %parent.parent.displayName% %name% could define the name of a VAV fan: J7Bnet BldgA_VAV1_Fan. You can modify the default BFormat with other BFormat scripting. You could enter static text for the history name—or, some combination of static text and valid BFormat scripting text. In the case of trend log multiples (BacnetTrendLogMultipleImport), the default |
| Reference Time | hours, minutes, seconds |
Defines the timestamp the system uses to include records in the trend log.
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| Max Records Per Request | 0 (default) to max |
Defines the maximum number of records that can be archived in this trend log. The Framework asks for 10 records per request.
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| Always Request By Reference Time | true or false (default)
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Configures if the driver should always use the
Reference Time to request records.
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| Last Sequence Number Processed | number |
Defines a maximum record number to process.
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| Local History Names | read-only |
Reports the names of local trend logs.
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