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TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems

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BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems BACnet points list

Updated 12 November 2026Unofficial source

Short answer

The TA360 source controller runs BeaconMedaes medical air and vacuum source plants and serves BACnet IP as a BACnet Smart Sensor. For claw and lube vacuum systems the map has 82 read-only objects: system vacuum, ambient and cabinet temperature, running hours per unit (up to 6), VSD speed, system and per-unit alarm/service/shutdown flags, VSD and per-unit alarms, and running, sequence and operation modes per unit.

This page lists 82 BACnet objects for the BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems — 0 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from a copy of BeaconMedaes’s documentation hosted by BACnet International, not by BeaconMedaes itself, so treat it as unofficial.

Manufacturer: BeaconMedaes
Model: TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems
Equipment: Medical gas source plant controller (monitoring only)
Equipment type: Other equipment
BACnet objects: 82 (0 writable)
Transport: BACnet IP
Firmware: 4107600055 Rev07 and above
Also known as: TA360, TotalAlert 360, TA360-S, TA360 Source Controller, BeaconMedaes TA360, Beacon Medaes
Source document: BACnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement - TA360 Systems (Object Mapping for TA360 Systems) · 4107 9010 48 Rev02 · rev. 2025-07-16 (unofficial copy, hosted by BACnet International)

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BMS integration notes: BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems

Integration in brief

Discover the TA360 controller over BACnet IP and read its Object_List to see which objects apply to the installed plant. Map the system alarm, shutdown and service flags and the main pressure or vacuum value first; the BMS cannot command the plant.

Minimum points to map

The short list most integrators start with — enough to run the unit from a BMS. Map more as the job needs.

Object	Name	Why	Access
BV 0	Any System Alarms	Any system alarm	Read
BV 2	Any System Shutdowns	Any shutdown active	Read
BV 1	Any System Service	Service due	Read
AV 2	System Vacuum	Plant vacuum level	Read
IV 0	VSD Speed	VSD speed, Hz	Read
MV 0	Unit 1 Running Mode	Unit 1 running state	Read
BV 200	Unit 1 Alarms	Unit 1 alarm	Read
BV 115	VSD Fault Alarm	VSD fault	Read

Enable & remote start

Monitoring only: the PICS lists no writable objects.

Network setup

BACnet IP (ISO 8802-3 / Annex J); B-SS profile; max APDU 1456.

Watch out for

Objects for units 1-6, dryers and optional sensors exist even when that equipment is not installed; ignore them.
Multistate values start at 1.

BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems BACnet objects

Type: AI, AO, AV, BI, BO, BV, MI/MO/MV (multi-state) · Access: Read read-only, Write writable, Command writable with a priority array.

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BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems BACnet Points List
			Description			States
AVmin	2	System Vacuum		PSI/kPa/bar/inHg/mmHg	Read
AV	3	Ambient Temperature		°F	Read
AV	5	Cabinet Temperature		°F	Read
AV	100	Unit 1 Running Hours		h	Read
AV	101	Unit 2 Running Hours		h	Read
AV	102	Unit 3 Running Hours		h	Read
AV	103	Unit 4 Running Hours		h	Read
AV	104	Unit 5 Running Hours		h	Read
AV	105	Unit 6 Running Hours		h	Read
IVmin	0	VSD Speed		Hz	Read
BVmin	0	Any System Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BVmin	1	Any System Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BVmin	2	Any System Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	102	Lag Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	103	High Ambient Temperature Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	104	High Cabinet Temperature Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	105	Control Circuit Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	109	Low Outlet Pressure Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	110	Tank Water Level Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BVmin	115	VSD Fault Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	116	VSD Off Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	117	High Outlet Pressure			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BVmin	200	Unit 1 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	201	Unit 2 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	202	Unit 3 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	203	Unit 4 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	204	Unit 5 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	205	Unit 6 Alarms			Read	0=No Alarms, 1=Alarms
BV	206	Unit 1 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	207	Unit 2 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	208	Unit 3 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	209	Unit 4 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	210	Unit 5 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	211	Unit 6 Service			Read	0=No Service Due, 1=Service Due
BV	212	Unit 1 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	213	Unit 2 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	214	Unit 3 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	215	Unit 4 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	216	Unit 5 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	217	Unit 6 Shutdowns			Read	0=No Shutdowns, 1=Shutdowns
BV	218	Unit 1 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	219	Unit 1 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	222	Unit 1 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	223	Unit 1 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	225	Unit 2 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	226	Unit 2 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	229	Unit 2 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	230	Unit 2 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	232	Unit 3 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	233	Unit 3 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	236	Unit 3 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	237	Unit 3 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	239	Unit 4 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	240	Unit 4 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	243	Unit 4 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	244	Unit 4 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	246	Unit 5 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	247	Unit 5 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	250	Unit 5 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	251	Unit 5 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	253	Unit 6 Motor Overload Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	254	Unit 6 Discharge Temp Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	257	Unit 6 Fail to Load Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
BV	258	Unit 6 VSD Starter Alarm			Read	0=Not In Alarm, 1=In Alarm
MVmin	0	Unit 1 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	1	Unit 2 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	2	Unit 3 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	3	Unit 4 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	4	Unit 5 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	5	Unit 6 Running Mode			Read	1=Unit Stopped, 2=Unit Running DOL, 3=Unit Running VSD, 4=Emergency Comms, 5=Emergency Transducer, 6=Purge DOL, 7=Purge VSD, 8=Bump DOL
MV	6	Unit 1 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	7	Unit 2 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	8	Unit 3 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	9	Unit 4 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	10	Unit 5 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	11	Unit 6 Sequence	Sequence position		Read	1=Lead, 2=Lag 1, 3=Lag 2, 4=Lag 3, 5=Lag 4, 6=Lag 5
MV	12	Unit 1 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off
MV	13	Unit 2 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off
MV	14	Unit 3 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off
MV	15	Unit 4 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off
MV	16	Unit 5 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off
MV	17	Unit 6 Operation Mode			Read	1=Off, 2=Manual, 3=Automatic, 4=Override Off, 5=Override On, 6=Emergency Comms, 7=Emergency Transducer, 8=Purge Off

Object ID lookup: BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems point IDs by name

AV2System Vacuum
AV3Ambient Temperature
AV5Cabinet Temperature
AV100Unit 1 Running Hours
AV101Unit 2 Running Hours
AV102Unit 3 Running Hours
AV103Unit 4 Running Hours
AV104Unit 5 Running Hours
AV105Unit 6 Running Hours
IV0VSD Speed
BV0Any System Alarms
BV1Any System Service
BV2Any System Shutdowns
BV102Lag Alarm
BV103High Ambient Temperature Alarm
BV104High Cabinet Temperature Alarm
BV105Control Circuit Alarm
BV109Low Outlet Pressure Alarm
BV110Tank Water Level Alarm
BV115VSD Fault Alarm
BV116VSD Off Alarm
BV117High Outlet Pressure
BV200Unit 1 Alarms
BV201Unit 2 Alarms
BV202Unit 3 Alarms
BV203Unit 4 Alarms
BV204Unit 5 Alarms
BV205Unit 6 Alarms
BV206Unit 1 Service
BV207Unit 2 Service
BV208Unit 3 Service
BV209Unit 4 Service
BV210Unit 5 Service
BV211Unit 6 Service
BV212Unit 1 Shutdowns
BV213Unit 2 Shutdowns
BV214Unit 3 Shutdowns
BV215Unit 4 Shutdowns
BV216Unit 5 Shutdowns
BV217Unit 6 Shutdowns
BV218Unit 1 Motor Overload Alarm
BV219Unit 1 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV222Unit 1 Fail to Load Alarm
BV223Unit 1 VSD Starter Alarm
BV225Unit 2 Motor Overload Alarm
BV226Unit 2 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV229Unit 2 Fail to Load Alarm
BV230Unit 2 VSD Starter Alarm
BV232Unit 3 Motor Overload Alarm
BV233Unit 3 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV236Unit 3 Fail to Load Alarm
BV237Unit 3 VSD Starter Alarm
BV239Unit 4 Motor Overload Alarm
BV240Unit 4 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV243Unit 4 Fail to Load Alarm
BV244Unit 4 VSD Starter Alarm
BV246Unit 5 Motor Overload Alarm
BV247Unit 5 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV250Unit 5 Fail to Load Alarm
BV251Unit 5 VSD Starter Alarm
BV253Unit 6 Motor Overload Alarm
BV254Unit 6 Discharge Temp Alarm
BV257Unit 6 Fail to Load Alarm
BV258Unit 6 VSD Starter Alarm
MV0Unit 1 Running Mode
MV1Unit 2 Running Mode
MV2Unit 3 Running Mode
MV3Unit 4 Running Mode
MV4Unit 5 Running Mode
MV5Unit 6 Running Mode
MV6Unit 1 Sequence
MV7Unit 2 Sequence
MV8Unit 3 Sequence
MV9Unit 4 Sequence
MV10Unit 5 Sequence
MV11Unit 6 Sequence
MV12Unit 1 Operation Mode
MV13Unit 2 Operation Mode
MV14Unit 3 Operation Mode
MV15Unit 4 Operation Mode
MV16Unit 5 Operation Mode
MV17Unit 6 Operation Mode

Integration notes

From the PICS object mapping tables (object name, instance, present value, units / state description). All objects are read-only (B-SS profile); the PICS lists no write access.
Every possible object is listed; objects for units, dryers or sensors that are not installed should be ignored. Reading the device Object_List shows only the objects relevant to the system.
Multistate values start at 1 (as corrected in Rev 1 of the PICS).
The same TA360-S controller covers scroll air and claw/lube vacuum plants; the two plant types have separate object maps.
System vacuum units follow the controller setting (PSI, kPa, bar, inHg or mmHg); temperatures are degF.

Check it against the live device. A points list tells you what the controller can expose; the unit in front of you may differ by firmware or installed options. This list is provided as-is for reference only and may contain mistakes — confirming it before you write, map or commission anything is up to you (terms). Easy BACnet scans a network for BACnet IP devices from an Android phone, reads every object on the TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems and exports what it actually has to Excel — free. New to BACnet? Start with what a BACnet points list is and what the object types mean.

Questions about the BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems

How many BACnet points does the BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems have?

This list has 82 BACnet objects: 9 analog values, 54 binary values, 18 multi-state values, 1 integer value. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems BACnet points are writable?

None of the listed objects are marked writable in the source documentation.

Where is the official BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems BACnet documentation?

BeaconMedaes does not publish it on its own website. This list comes from BACnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement - TA360 Systems (Object Mapping for TA360 Systems) (4107 9010 48 Rev02), revision 2025-07-16, a copy hosted by BACnet International at https://www.bacnetinternational.net/catalog/manu/beaconmedaes/PICS%20TA360%20Systems.pdf. Ask BeaconMedaes or its representative for the current revision.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems?

Start with BV 0 Any System Alarms (Any system alarm); BV 2 Any System Shutdowns (Any shutdown active); BV 1 Any System Service (Service due); AV 2 System Vacuum (Plant vacuum level); IV 0 VSD Speed (VSD speed, Hz); MV 0 Unit 1 Running Mode (Unit 1 running state); BV 200 Unit 1 Alarms (Unit 1 alarm); BV 115 VSD Fault Alarm (VSD fault).

How do I enable BMS control of the BeaconMedaes TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems?

Monitoring only: the PICS lists no writable objects.

How do I check these points on the real TotalAlert 360 (TA360-S) controller - claw and lube medical vacuum systems?

Scan the network with a BACnet IP browser such as Easy BACnet, open the device and compare its object list with this table. Anything missing is usually an option that isn't installed or a point that is disabled in the controller's configuration.

More BeaconMedaes BACnet points lists

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BeaconMedaes scroll air systems SAS and LAS with the TA360 source controller TA360-S (firmware 4107600055 Rev07 and above).
103 objects · 0 writable · 4107 9010 48 Rev02 · unofficial source
Also known as: TA360, TotalAlert 360, TA360-S, TA360 Source Controller, BeaconMedaes TA360, Beacon Medaes

Source: BACnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement - TA360 Systems (Object Mapping for TA360 Systems) · 4107 9010 48 Rev02 · rev. 2025-07-16. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.