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ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System BACnet points list

Updated 6 November 2026

Short answer

The System-1000 is a one- or two-channel BTU meter with native BACnet MS/TP or BACnet IP. Per channel it exposes energy rate, flow, supply, return and delta temperature, an aux input and COP as Analog Inputs, and energy, volume and aux totals (non-resettable, year-to-date, previous year and resettable user totals) as Analog Values. Binary Inputs give mode, alarms and a system fault.

This page lists 83 BACnet objects for the ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System — 14 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from ONICON’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
ONICON
Model
System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System
Equipment
BTU (energy) meter, two-channel
Equipment type
Thermostats, sensors & meters
BACnet objects
83 (14 writable)
Transport
BACnet MS/TP, BACnet IP
Firmware
Firmware 1.x (PICS: firmware 1.3.0, application 1.26.1)
Default device instance
57017
Also known as
System-1000, SYS-1000, SYS-1100-111, SYS-1100-121, SYS-1200-111, SYS-1200-121, ONICON System 1000 BTU meter
Source document
System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System Installation and Operation Guide · DOC-0008270 Rev.B
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Reference only, provided as-is: verify against ONICON’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official ONICON information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System

Integration in brief

Set the MS/TP address (default 128 is a slave address, so it must be changed to 0-127) or the IP settings from the meter menu, then power-cycle. Read energy rate, flow, temperatures and the energy totals for each channel, plus the alarm and fault BIs.

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.

ObjectNameWhyAccess
AI 0Energy Rate Ch. 1Channel 1 thermal energy rateRead
AI 1Volume Rate Ch. 1Channel 1 flow rateRead
AI 3Supply Temp Ch. 1Channel 1 supply temperatureRead
AI 4Return Temp Ch. 1Channel 1 return temperatureRead
AV 0Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Channel 1 energy total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
AV 8Volume Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Channel 1 volume total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
BI 0Mode Indication Ch. 1Channel 1 mode: cooling/forward or heating/reverseRead
BI 1Alarm Ch. 1Channel 1 reading outside its limitsRead
BI 9System FaultMeter system errorRead

Network setup

Watch out for

ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System 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.

Note: the source document has no read/write column, so access here is inferred from the object type (inputs read-only, values writable). Confirm on the live controller before writing.

83 of 83 shown
Type
Binary
Access
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ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
AImin0Energy Rate Ch. 1Thermal energy rateBtu/h (configurable)Read
AImin1Volume Rate Ch. 1Flow rate (result if channels are combined)gpm (configurable)Read
AI2Volume Rate Primary Only Ch. 1Primary flow meter onlygpm (configurable)Read
AImin3Supply Temp Ch. 1Supply temperature°F (configurable)Read
AImin4Return Temp Ch. 1Return temperature°F (configurable)Read
AI5Delta Temp Ch. 1Supply-return temperature difference°F (configurable)Read
AI6AUX Input Ch. 1Secondary (aux) rate input, if usedRead
AI7Efficiency COP Ch. 1COP; needs an electric meter on the aux inputRead
AI8Energy Rate Ch. 2Thermal energy rateBtu/h (configurable)Read
AI9Volume Rate Ch. 2Flow rate (result if channels are combined)gpm (configurable)Read
AI10Volume Rate Primary Only Ch. 2Primary flow meter onlygpm (configurable)Read
AI11Supply Temp Ch. 2Supply temperature°F (configurable)Read
AI12Return Temp Ch. 2Return temperature°F (configurable)Read
AI13Delta Temp Ch. 2Supply-return temperature difference°F (configurable)Read
AI14AUX Input Ch. 2Secondary (aux) rate input, if usedRead
AI15Efficiency COP Ch. 2COP; needs an electric meter on the aux inputRead
AI16Therm Energy Net Rate Ch1-Ch2Thermal energy rateBtu/h (configurable)Read
AVmin0Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Energy total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
AV1Energy Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Energy total, non-resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV2YTD Eng Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Energy total, year-to-date (mode 1)Read
AV3YTD Eng Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Energy total, year-to-date (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV4PrevYr Eng Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Energy total, previous year (mode 1)Read
AV5PrevYr Eng Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Energy total, previous year (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV6User Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Energy total, resettable (mode 1)Write
AV7User Energy Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Energy total, resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Write
AVmin8Volume Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Volume total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
AV9Volume Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Volume total, non-resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV10YTD Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Volume total, year-to-date (mode 1)Read
AV11YTD Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Volume total, year-to-date (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV12PrevYr Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Volume total, previous year (mode 1)Read
AV13PrevYr Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Volume total, previous year (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV14User Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 1Volume total, resettable (mode 1)Write
AV15User Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 1Volume total, resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Write
AV16AuxIn Total Ch. 1Aux rate meter total, non-resettableRead
AV17YTD Aux Total Ch. 1Aux rate meter total, year-to-dateRead
AV18PrevYr Aux Total Ch. 1Aux rate meter total, previous yearRead
AV19User Aux Total Ch. 1Aux rate meter total, resettableWrite
AV20Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Energy total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
AV21Energy Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Energy total, non-resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV22YTD Eng Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Energy total, year-to-date (mode 1)Read
AV23YTD Eng Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Energy total, year-to-date (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV24PrevYr Eng Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Energy total, previous year (mode 1)Read
AV25PrevYr Eng Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Energy total, previous year (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV26User Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Energy total, resettable (mode 1)Write
AV27User Energy Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Energy total, resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Write
AV28Volume Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Volume total, non-resettable (mode 1)Read
AV29Volume Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Volume total, non-resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV30YTD Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Volume total, year-to-date (mode 1)Read
AV31YTD Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Volume total, year-to-date (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV32PrevYr Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Volume total, previous year (mode 1)Read
AV33PrevYr Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Volume total, previous year (mode 2: reverse/heating)Read
AV34User Vol Total Mode 1 Ch. 2Volume total, resettable (mode 1)Write
AV35User Vol Total Mode 2 Ch. 2Volume total, resettable (mode 2: reverse/heating)Write
AV36Auxin Total Ch. 2Aux rate meter total, non-resettableRead
AV37YTD Aux Total Ch. 2Aux rate meter total, year-to-dateRead
AV38PrevYr Aux Total Ch. 2Aux rate meter total, previous yearRead
AV39User Aux Total Ch. 2Aux rate meter total, resettableWrite
AV40Aux Pulse Input Total 1Aux pulse total, non-resettableRead
AV41Aux Pulse Input YTD Total 1Aux pulse total, year-to-dateRead
AV42Aux Pulse Input PrevYr Total 1Aux pulse total, previous yearRead
AV43Aux Pulse Input User Total 1Aux pulse total, resettableWrite
AV44Aux Pulse Input Total 2Aux pulse total, non-resettableRead
AV45Aux Pulse Input YTD Total 2Aux pulse total, year-to-dateRead
AV46Aux Pulse Input PrevYr Total 2Aux pulse total, previous yearRead
AV47Aux Pulse Input User Total 2Aux pulse total, resettableWrite
AV48Aux Pulse Input Total 3Aux pulse total, non-resettableRead
AV49Aux Pulse Input YTD Total 3Aux pulse total, year-to-dateRead
AV50Aux Pulse Input PrevYr Total 3Aux pulse total, previous yearRead
AV51Aux Pulse Input User Total 3Aux pulse total, resettableWrite
AV52Aux Pulse Input Total 4Aux pulse total, non-resettableRead
AV53Aux Pulse Input YTD Total 4Aux pulse total, year-to-dateRead
AV54Aux Pulse Input PrevYr Total 4Aux pulse total, previous yearRead
AV55Aux Pulse Input User Total 4Aux pulse total, resettableWrite
AV56Run hoursElapsed system run timehRead
BImin0Mode Indication Ch. 1Operating mode: Mode 1 cooling/forward, Mode 2 heating/reverseRead
BImin1Alarm Ch. 1Flow, temp, energy or aux reading outside limitsRead
BI2Mode Indication Ch. 2Operating mode: Mode 1 cooling/forward, Mode 2 heating/reverseRead
BI3Alarm Ch. 2Flow, temp, energy or aux reading outside limitsRead
BI4Aux In Alarm 1Digital input alarm (if set as alarm input)Read
BI5Aux In Alarm 2Digital input alarm (if set as alarm input)Read
BI6Aux In Alarm 3Digital input alarm (if set as alarm input)Read
BI7Aux In Alarm 4Digital input alarm (if set as alarm input)Read
BImin9System FaultSystem errorRead
Object ID lookup: ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System point IDs by name

Integration notes

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 System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System 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 ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System

How many BACnet points does the ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System have?

This list has 83 BACnet objects: 17 analog inputs, 57 analog values, 9 binary inputs. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System BACnet points are writable?

14 of the 83 objects accept a write. Points marked Command have a priority array: a write holds until it is released, so release it back to automatic when you are done. The source has no read/write column, so this is inferred from object type.

Where is the official ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System BACnet documentation?

The source is System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System Installation and Operation Guide (DOC-0008270 Rev.B), published free by ONICON at https://www.onicon.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/System-1000-manual-DOC-0008270.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the ONICON System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System?

Start with AI 0 Energy Rate Ch. 1 (Channel 1 thermal energy rate); AI 1 Volume Rate Ch. 1 (Channel 1 flow rate); AI 3 Supply Temp Ch. 1 (Channel 1 supply temperature); AI 4 Return Temp Ch. 1 (Channel 1 return temperature); AV 0 Energy Total Mode 1 Ch. 1 (Channel 1 energy total, non-resettable (mode 1)); AV 8 Volume Total Mode 1 Ch. 1 (Channel 1 volume total, non-resettable (mode 1)); BI 0 Mode Indication Ch. 1 (Channel 1 mode: cooling/forward or heating/reverse); BI 1 Alarm Ch. 1 (Channel 1 reading outside its limits); BI 9 System Fault (Meter system error).

How do I check these points on the real System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System?

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 ONICON BACnet points lists

Source: System-1000 Flow and Energy Measurement System Installation and Operation Guide · DOC-0008270 Rev.B. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.