User Guide

Command Syntax
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Example
100 C
101 C PDLSET COMMAND INFORMATION:
102 C
103 C - THIS COMMAND CONTROLS METER AREA 1.
104 C - THE VIRTUAL LDO POINT WHICH WILL
105 C TOGGLE ON AND OFF AT THE END OF
106 C THE SET POINT INTERVALS WHEN THE
107 C SET POINT WAS EXCEEDED IS
108 C CALLED PEAKEX.
109 C - PDLST1 SET POINT ENDS AT 11:00 A.M.
110 C - PDLST2 SET POINT ENDS AT 4:30 P.M.
111 C
120 PDLSET(1,PEAKEX,PDLST1,11:00,PDLST2,16:30)
Notes
The PDLSET command requires at least two setpoint/time definitions
for each day in order to generate reports.
See also
PDL, PDLDAT, PDLDPG, PDLMTR
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RELEAS (Release)
Unitary pre-APOGEE APOGEE BACnet
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Syntax
RELEAS(pt1,...,pt16)
pt1
through
pt16
Point name to be released to NONE priority.
• This parameter can be a LFSSL or LFSSP point.
• This command only works for points in EMER or PDL
priority. To release points in OPER or SMOKE
priority, the RELEAS(@prior…) command must be
used.
RELEAS(@prior, pt1,...,pt15)
@prior Defines a specific point priority that the point is being
released from.
pt1
through
pt15
Point name to be released to NONE priority.
Use
Changes the operational status of a point to NONE priority.
• A maximum of 16 points can be changed with one RELEAS
command.
• A maximum of 15 points can be defined with one
RELEAS(@prior…) command.
An LAO or LDO point that is used in a RELEAS statement can
generate multiple entries in the Trend Data Report if a command
statement such as SET, =, ON, or OFF is used on the same point at
the same time.
Example 1
110 IF(TEMP.NE.ALARM.AND.PT2.NE.@NONE)THEN
RELEAS(@EMER, PT2)
In this example, PT2 will only be released if its priority is not equal to
NONE and TEMP is not in alarm.