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Lennox VRF BACnet Gateway Device ID Calculator

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The Lennox V0CTRL95P-3 makes every VRF indoor and outdoor unit its own BACnet device, with a 4-digit device ID built from the bus, the unit type and the unit address.

Short answer

Device ID = bus | type | address: bus (port) 0-3, type 0 for indoor or 1 for outdoor, then the 2-digit unit address. Bus 1, indoor unit 12 is 1012; bus 0, outdoor unit 5 is 105 (written 0105). Inside each device the object instances are fixed.

Lennox calculator

0-3
0-63
0-31
or a range of indoor unit address to

The calculator needs JavaScript. The formula and a worked example are below.

Which unit is this device?

    How the numbers are built

    device ID = bus x 1000 + type x 100 + address

    PartMeaningRange
    busRS-485 bus (port) on the gateway0-3
    type0 = indoor unit, 1 = outdoor unit0-1
    addressUnit address (indoor 00-63, outdoor 00-31)00-63

    Lennox's own examples are 0001 (bus 0, indoor unit 01) and 1105 (bus 1, outdoor unit 05). A leading zero is dropped in the real device instance.

    Worked example: bus 1, indoor unit 12

    The first objects for bus 1, indoor unit 12 on the V0CTRL95P-3, worked out with the formula above:

    Unit typeDevice instanceFor
    Indoor unit device1012Bus (port) 1, Indoor unit address 12
    Outdoor unit device1105Bus (port) 1, Outdoor unit address 5

    Source

    Formula and objects from VRF BACnet Gateway V0CTRL95P-3, Lennox VRF VRB & VPB Systems - User and Application Guide · 507951-02 · rev. 12/2022 (manufacturer document ↗), re-typed in our points list. Object names are shown as printed.

    Check it against the live device. The calculator applies the formula from the manufacturer’s documentation; the gateway in front of you may expose fewer objects or use other numbers after a firmware change. Easy BACnet scans a network for BACnet IP devices from an Android phone and reads every object on them — a quick way to confirm one unit before you map a whole building.

    Questions

    How do I work out a Lennox instance number?

    Device ID = bus | type | address: bus (port) 0-3, type 0 for indoor or 1 for outdoor, then the 2-digit unit address. Bus 1, indoor unit 12 is 1012; bus 0, outdoor unit 5 is 105 (written 0105). Inside each device the object instances are fixed.

    Why do indoor and outdoor Lennox devices have the same object numbers?

    Each unit is its own BACnet device, so AI 1 is room temperature inside an indoor unit device and ambient temperature inside an outdoor unit device. The device ID tells you which one you are reading.

    Is this Lennox calculator official?

    No. It applies the formula printed in Lennox's own documentation to the points list in our library. Confirm the numbers against a scan of the live device before you map or write anything.

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