.NET Framework
Microsoft .NET Framework
Microsoft runtime and development framework for Windows applications, including C# and Windows Forms.
Clear explanations of terms used in building automation, BMS, EMS, HVAC, IoT, IT infrastructure, control technology and communication protocols.
Microsoft runtime and development framework for Windows applications, including C# and Windows Forms.
Alternating electric current.
Rules specifying permitted access to a resource or network.
Electronic system for managing authorised access through doors and readers.
An air handling unit that conditions and distributes air.
Analogue input measuring values such as temperature or pressure.
Advanced smart-meter infrastructure supporting two-way communication.
Automatic collection of meter readings.
Analogue output for variable control, such as 0–10 V.
Wireless access point connecting Wi-Fi clients to a network.
Open-source web server for serving websites and forwarding requests to applications such as PHP.
Interface for exchanging data and commands between software systems.
Web framework capable of generating static HTML pages and selectively adding interactive components.
General term for building automation and control.
Copy of data retained for recovery following loss, failure or attack.
Standard building-automation communication protocol defined by ASHRAE 135 and ISO 16484-5.
BACnet serial network over RS-485 using token-passing access.
BACnet communication over IP networks, commonly using UDP.
BACnet connectivity using secure web technologies and TLS.
Building automation and control of technical systems; also a term used in European legislation.
A building automation system connecting controllers, sensors, actuators and supervision.
Reference consumption or condition used for later comparison.
Function forwarding BACnet broadcasts across IP subnets.
Digital representation of building information across its lifecycle.
Legacy firmware interface used during computer startup, often replaced by UEFI.
A system for central monitoring, control and coordination of building services.
Programming language commonly used with .NET for applications, services and tools.
Temporary storage of frequently used data to reduce response time and backend load.
Computer-supported engineering design and drafting.
Software-assisted management of facilities, assets, spaces and maintenance.
Robust field communication bus used by controllers and embedded devices.
A ventilation approach with generally constant design airflow.
Video surveillance, often using IP cameras integrated with security systems.
Geographically distributed servers delivering web images, scripts and other content efficiently.
Organisation or service issuing and signing digital certificates for TLS and other secure systems.
Chilled water distributed for cooling.
Automation of integrating, testing and delivering software.
Use of remotely hosted computing resources over a network.
A system for work orders, preventive maintenance and equipment records.
System for managing web pages, news, media and publishing without editing source code directly.
Slovenian term for a central supervisory system; often functionally comparable to a BMS.
Lightweight application protocol for constrained IoT devices.
Isolated application environment generally sharing the host operating-system kernel.
Ratio of useful heating output to energy input at defined conditions.
Main processor executing software instructions in a computer or controller.
Four basic data operations: create, read, update and delete.
Style sheet language controlling web appearance, layout and responsive design.
Text-table format using a delimiter, which may be a comma or semicolon.
Importing tabular data from CSV files, requiring appropriate delimiter and encoding settings.
Transformer used to measure or protect electrical circuits.
Public identifier for a known software or hardware vulnerability.
Framework for scoring vulnerability severity; it does not directly measure risk in a specific deployment.
DALI specifications and certification for data-rich, IoT-ready luminaires.
Digital protocol for addressable lighting control and feedback.
DALI control gear type supporting colour-related lighting functions.
Certification programme targeting improved DALI-device interoperability.
Screen aggregating key indicators, charts and states.
Software managing storage and access to a database.
Direct electric current.
Digital control using measured inputs and programmed control logic.
A range where the controller avoids switching or changing its output.
Automatic assignment of IP addresses and network configuration.
Hot water supplied for domestic use.
Controller input detecting an on/off or binary state.
Digital representation of a physical system linked to its data and condition.
Windows library containing code used by applications at runtime.
Protocol widely used for stage and architectural lighting control.
Segment for exposing selected services with controlled access.
Service translating domain names to network addresses.
Controller output switching equipment or relays on and off.
Platform for packaging and running applications in containers with their dependencies.
Standardised KNX data type defining the meaning and encoding of a value.
Direct refrigerant expansion in a cooling coil.
Use of favourable outdoor conditions to reduce mechanical cooling.
Data processing near devices rather than solely in the cloud.
Detection and response focused on computers and servers.
Non-volatile memory often used for small amounts of configuration and identification data.
Ratio of cooling capacity to electrical input at specified conditions.
A system for collecting, reviewing and analysing energy use and supporting optimisation.
Historic standard on building automation impact on energy performance; use current successor documents.
Standard on the contribution of building automation and control to energy performance.
An organisational framework for systematic energy management, such as ISO 50001.
Low-power wireless technology used by sensors and switches.
Energy performance indicator, such as kWh per square metre.
EU directive on building energy performance; obligations depend on current implementation.
Depending on context: an energy certificate or an energy performance contract.
Ventilation recovering heat and, in some designs, moisture.
Process of extracting, transforming and loading data into a target system.
Software for engineering and configuring KNX installations.
Fire alarm system; integration with BMS must respect fire-safety requirements.
A fan-coil unit used for room heating or cooling.
Security system allowing or blocking network traffic based on policies.
Software embedded in a controller or device to operate its core functions.
Rewritable non-volatile memory used in SSDs, USB drives and embedded systems.
Software supporting facility operations and maintenance; exact scope depends on the vendor.
Proxy acting for clients when accessing external servers.
Complete domain name identifying a host or service, such as server.example.com.
Protocol for transferring files between clients and servers; it does not encrypt traffic or passwords by itself.
FTP file transfer protected by TLS.
Device or software bridging and sometimes translating between systems.
EU regulation on the protection of personal data.
Distributed version-control system.
Processor optimised for parallel graphics and computational workloads including AI.
Hotel room system managing HVAC, lighting and occupancy-related functions.
Mechanical magnetic drive with spinning platters for persistent data storage.
Hot water circulated for space heating.
System storing long-term time series of process measurements and events.
An operator interface for viewing states, alarms and controlling equipment.
Ventilation recovering heat from exhaust air.
Markup language defining web page structure, including headings, text, links, images and tables.
Protocol for web requests and responses.
HTTP response indicating that the requested page or file was not found.
Server-side error while processing a request; server logs are needed for diagnosis.
HTTP communication protected with TLS.
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
Software layer creating and managing virtual machines.
Management of user identities and access rights.
Integrated management of several building subsystems in one supervisory environment.
Protocol for diagnostic and control messages in IP networks, including ping.
Industrial control system including controllers, networks and process supervision.
Development environment combining a code editor, debugger and build tools.
System detecting suspicious activity or attacks.
Standard for PLC programming languages, including ST and LD.
Standards family supporting DALI lighting control.
Standards family for cybersecurity of industrial automation and control systems.
Open data schema used for BIM information exchange.
Connected devices and sensing in industrial applications.
Simple text configuration file usually organised into sections and key–value pairs.
Networked physical devices with sensing, connectivity and data exchange.
Network protocol for addressing and routing packets.
Enclosure protection rating against solids and water ingress.
System detecting and potentially blocking attacks.
IP version with a much larger address space than IPv4.
Standard covering BACnet data communication in building automation.
Requirements standard for information security management systems.
International standard for organisational energy management systems.
Systems for processing, storing and communicating information.
Programming language used for applications, backend services and industrial tools; it is distinct from JavaScript.
Programming language for logic in web browsers and on servers, for example through Node.js.
Text-based data format widely used in web APIs.
Remote procedure call protocol encoding messages as JSON.
Compact token format frequently used to convey identity claims.
Open standard for building control such as lighting, blinds and room functions.
Wireless communication medium within the KNX building automation ecosystem.
KNX communication over a twisted-pair bus.
Transport and routing of KNX telegrams over IP networks.
Key measure used to track performance or outcomes.
System for deploying, scheduling and scaling containerised applications.
Unit of apparent electrical power.
Unit of reactive energy, relevant to power-factor analysis.
Unit of power indicating instantaneous demand or output.
Unit of energy; 1 kW sustained for one hour equals 1 kWh.
Data-link layer handling Ethernet frames and switching.
Network layer where IP routing takes place.
Local computer network within a site.
Graphical ladder-style PLC programming language.
Component distributing requests across servers for capacity and availability.
Time series showing electrical demand or consumption.
Record of events, errors and operations used for diagnostics and traceability.
Established networking technology used in building and industrial automation.
Technology platform for distributed control and field-device networking.
Networking protocol for low-data-rate, long-range, low-power devices.
Long-range low-power network for small data volumes.
Cellular IoT technology supporting mobility.
Heating water at relatively low temperatures.
Measurement and verification of savings relative to an agreed baseline.
Communication standard for reading utility meters.
System collecting, validating and processing meter data.
Local device name discovery without a conventional DNS server, often used in IoT networks.
Login requiring at least two different authentication factors.
EU directive applicable to specified measuring instruments and meters.
Widely used industrial protocol with registers and function codes.
Data field used by Modbus devices for measurements or commands; address notation depends on vendor documentation.
Binary serial Modbus framing, often carried over RS-485.
Modbus communication carried over TCP/IP.
Lightweight publish/subscribe messaging protocol for connected devices.
Server receiving MQTT messages and delivering them to subscribers.
Relational database system used by many web and business applications.
File storage accessible over a network, often used for shared data and backups.
Translation of IP addresses, often between private and public networks.
Cellular connectivity technology for low-data-rate IoT.
Web server and reverse proxy commonly used for HTTPS, static files and routing to applications.
EU directive establishing a common high level of cybersecurity measures.
JavaScript runtime outside the browser, also used to build Astro websites.
Database approaches beyond traditional relational tables, including document and key-value stores.
Thermistor whose resistance decreases as temperature rises.
Protocol for synchronising device clocks over a network.
Protocol providing fast access to SSD storage over PCIe.
Framework for delegated authorisation without sharing a user's password with another application.
Platform-independent architecture for secure and structured industrial data exchange.
Service exposing structured data, statuses and methods through OPC UA to clients.
Identity layer built on OAuth 2.0, widely used for application sign-in.
Programming technique mapping application objects to relational database tables.
Operating system managing memory, processes, files and hardware.
Technology operating and controlling physical equipment.
Updating device software through a network connection.
Temporary manual intervention in automatic control requiring clear status and return rules.
Verification that each sensor, actuator and displayed point is correctly connected.
Data carried inside a message.
Highest measured demand over a specified interval.
Power factor: relationship between active and apparent power under defined conditions.
Server-side programming language used for web applications, APIs and database access.
A controller combining proportional, integral and derivative action.
Infrastructure for certificates, public keys and trust.
A programmable controller for reliable equipment and process control.
Power supplied to devices over an Ethernet cable.
Enhanced power delivery over Ethernet cabling, used for access points, cameras and controllers.
Mapping traffic arriving on a network port to an internal device address and port.
Open-source relational database used for measurement data, application settings and reports.
Industrial fieldbus connecting controllers and field equipment.
Industrial Ethernet protocol for automation and process data.
Initial enrolment and configuration of a device.
Intermediary server through which clients access other services; used for access control, logging or caching.
Platinum resistance temperature sensor rated 100 Ω at 0 °C.
Platinum resistance temperature sensor rated 1000 Ω at 0 °C.
Device whose resistance increases with temperature.
High-precision time synchronisation, common in industrial settings.
Data-centre metric: total facility energy divided by IT equipment energy.
Control method adjusting pulse duration at a selected frequency.
Traffic prioritisation and service-quality handling.
Arrangement of multiple drives for performance or fault tolerance; not a substitute for backups.
Volatile working memory holding data and programs while a device is running.
Malware that may encrypt data and demand payment.
Permissions assigned according to user roles.
Pattern used to search, validate or replace text, such as identifiers and data fields.
Architectural style for resource-oriented web services.
Process of recovering data or settings from a backup.
Server placed in front of web applications that routes incoming requests to backend services; it can manage HTTPS and load balancing.
Effective value of an alternating electrical quantity.
Non-volatile memory for firmware or fixed data; modern devices often use rewritable flash instead.
Serial electrical interface generally used for point-to-point communication.
Differential serial electrical interface with good noise immunity.
Differential electrical interface for multipoint serial buses, commonly used by Modbus RTU and BACnet MS/TP.
Faster-converging variation of the Spanning Tree Protocol.
Communication family for interfacing with SIMATIC controllers.
Dedicated network providing servers with block-level storage access.
Supervisory software for monitoring, controlling and collecting process data.
Time-based instructions controlling equipment or operating modes.
A seasonal indicator of heat-pump heating efficiency.
Tools, libraries and documentation for developing applications.
A seasonal cooling efficiency indicator.
Target value for control, such as a desired room temperature.
File transfer over SSH; distinct from FTP secured with TLS.
Collection and correlation of security logs and events.
Protocol for monitoring and managing network devices.
Team or function monitoring and responding to security incidents.
Device protecting against transient overvoltages.
Language for querying and managing relational databases.
Lightweight embedded database that generally stores data in a local file.
Indicator of a building's readiness for smart technologies.
Storage drive without moving mechanical parts, typically faster than a mechanical hard disk.
Protocol for secure remote access and system administration.
Name identifying a Wi-Fi wireless network.
Obsolete predecessor to TLS; modern systems should use supported TLS versions.
Text-based PLC programming language under IEC 61131-3.
Mechanism preventing switching loops in Ethernet networks.
Vector image format for sharp logos, icons and technical diagrams at any scale.
Standard format and transport for log messages from network devices and servers.
Connection-oriented transport protocol providing ordered delivery.
Common name for the internet protocol suite spanning network and transport layers.
Automated reporting of device measurements and states.
Total harmonic distortion used in power-quality assessment.
Database optimised for timestamped measurements such as temperature, power and energy.
Cryptographic protocol securing data in transit.
Hierarchical messaging address used for subscriptions.
Time-dependent energy or network tariffs.
Time-stamped measurement records for review and analysis.
JavaScript superset with static type checking, generally compiled into JavaScript.
Connectionless transport without guaranteed packet delivery.
Modern firmware interface for hardware initialisation and operating-system boot.
Power supply providing continuity during mains outages.
General resource identifier; a URL is a common URI form indicating where a resource can be accessed.
Web address identifying a resource by scheme, host and path.
Unicode character encoding that correctly represents Slovene diacritics and international text.
A ventilation approach that varies supply airflow by demand.
Drive varying motor speed through frequency control.
Logical separation of network traffic over shared switching infrastructure.
Link carrying traffic from multiple VLANs through one interface.
Software-defined computer running as an isolated guest on a host system.
Protected network connection over another network.
Air-conditioning system varying refrigerant flow to match unit demand.
Daikin-associated trade name for variable refrigerant-flow technology.
Transformer used for voltage measurement or protection.
Firewall inspecting HTTP requests to help protect web applications from selected attacks.
Network linking geographically separated sites.
Timer detecting stalled software and triggering a restart or safe device response.
Server that returns web pages, files or application responses over HTTP/HTTPS.
Automatic HTTP callback triggered by a defined event.
Web image format often providing smaller files than JPEG or PNG at comparable quality.
Persistent two-way communication between client and server over one connection.
Wireless local networking technology based on IEEE 802.11 standards.
Wireless meter-reading communication derived from M-Bus.
Editing method showing content approximately as it will appear to a reader.
Markup language for structured data and documents.
Human-readable data format commonly used for configuration and automation.
Wireless protocol for home and building automation.
Security approach requiring verification of access regardless of location.
Low-power wireless networking, often using mesh topologies.
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