Instruction Manual

i.LON 100 Internet Server Programmer’s Reference
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AlarmGeneratorGet
The i.LON 100 has been modified to handle the
properties defining the hysteresis levels and offset
limits used by each Alarm Generator differently for
certain data types. This only applies if you use the
AlarmGeneratorGet function to return the
configuration of an Alarm Generator with input data
points that use the following format descriptions:
SNVT_temp_f#US
SNVT_temp_p#US
SNVT_temp#US
In this case, the values of the hysteresis level and
offset limit properties returned by the function will
be displayed using the SNVT_temp_f#US_diff
format description. This rule applies to all formats
that use the #US specifier.
AlarmGeneratorGet on
page 7-5.
DataloggerGet
The i.LON 100 has been modified to handle the
<UCPTlogMinDeltaValue> property, which defines
the minuimum change in value that must occur for
the data point update to be recorded by a Data
Logger, differently for some data types. This only
applies if you use the DataLoggerGet function to
return the configuration of Data Logger with input
data points that use the following format
descriptions:
SNVT_temp_f#US
SNVT_temp_p#US
SNVT_temp#US
In this case, the <UCPTlogMinDeltaValue> property
returned by the function will be displayed using the
SNVT_temp_f#US_diff format type. This rule
applies to all formats that use the #US specifier.
DataLoggerGet on page
6-6
DataLoggerRead
The DataLoggerRead function now two additional
properties in its output: <UCPTlastEvent> and
<UCPTtotalCount>.
The <UCPTtotalCount> property indicates when the
last time an entry in the data log read by the
function was modified or deleted. The
<UCPTtotalCount> property indicates the total
number of entries in the data log read by the
function.
In addition, the DataLoggerRead function now
allows the user to read from the end of the data log
backwards, if the the <UCPTstop> property is
specified and the <UCPTstart> property is left
empty in the input supplied to the function.
DataLoggerRead on
page 6-11
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