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Specialized instructions for parsing and extracting device information from BACnet filtered CSV files.
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| name | parse_csv |
| description | Specialized instructions for parsing and extracting device information from BACnet filtered CSV files. |
This skill provides a specialized knowledge base and prompt structure for LLMs to understand and extract information from BACnet-exported CSV files.
BACnet CSV exports typically follow this column schema:
| Column | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| bacnet | Unique point ID (Controller.Object) | 2500.AI11 |
| nom | Descriptive name (often in French) | VITESSE RET. No.1A |
| valeur | Current real-time value | 4,08806 A |
| unit | Unit of measurement | Amperes |
Understanding the suffix in the bacnet column is critical for identifying the "nature" of the data point.
| Suffix | Full Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| .AI | Analog Input | Measured physical values (Temp, Pressure, Speed). |
| .AO | Analog Output | Control signals (0-100% modulation). |
| .AV | Analog Value | Internal setpoints or calculation buffers. |
| .BI | Binary Input | Physical status (Running/Stopped, Fault). |
| .BO | Binary Output | Physical commands (Start/Stop, Open/Close). |
| .BV | Binary Value | Internal software flags or logical triggers. |
| .CO | Control Loop | PID loop parameters (modulation logic). |
| .PG | Program | Control sequences and logic blocks. |
| .SCH | Schedule | Weekly or daily operation timers. |
| .TL | Trend Log | Historical data collection points. |
The nom column contains specific abbreviations. Use this mapping for extraction:
| French | English Equivalent | Context |
|---|---|---|
| RET. / RETOUR | Return | Return Air / Return Pipe |
| ALIM. / ALIMENTATION | Supply | Supply Air / Supply Pipe |
| MEL. / MELANGE | Mixing | Mixing Box / Outside Air Mixing |
| EVAC. / EVACUATION | Exhaust | Exhaust Air / Evacuation |
| TEMP. | Temperature | Thermal measurement |
| PRES. / STAT. | Pressure / Static | Airflow or Hydraulic pressure |
| HUMI. / HUM | Humidifier | Humidity control |
| SERP. / ELECT. | Coil / Electric | Electric Coil |
| SERP. / REF. | Coil / Cooling | Refroidissement / Cooling Coil |
| ELECT. | Electric | Electrical heating/power |
| P.A.F | Fresh Air Inlet | Prise d'Air Frais |
| MOD. | Modulation | Analog control (0-100%) |
| DRIVE | VFD | Variable Frequency Drive |
| PC. / P.C. | Setpoint | Point de Consigne |
| FAUTE | Fault | 0 = Active Fault, 1 = Normal |
| VENT. | Fan | Ventilateur |
| A/D | Start/Stop | Arrêt/Départ |
| STATUT DIG | Digital Status | Logical On/Off state |
| CALCULS / CTRL | Logic / Control | Control Program points |
Golden Rule: When extracting a device, do not just look for the name. Look for the Logical Grouping. Devices are usually grouped by a suffix like 1A, 1E, or 1R.
EVAC).nom column for the keyword.1E).1E)?.PG) that governs the device?.BI/.BO) correctly identified as start/stop or status?.AV) included for all modulation points (.AO)?