ETC Unison Paradigm Central Control Server BACnet Interface Reference Guide - Manual (Page 17)

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1.12 ETC Action Script Template Object Type
ETC Action Script Template: BACnet Properties List
Is the Object Type Proprietary?
Yes
Does the Object Type contain any Proprietary Properties?
Yes, all but the first eight properties.
General Description of Object Type
The ETC Action Script Template object type is an ETC proprietary construct to encapsulate
all the properties of a Paradigm "Action Script Template" (also known as "AST") and its
associated values.
The object instance may be created only by the Paradigm Central Control Server (P-CCS)
and its associated ETC sub-systems. Each object instance for this "Object_Type" has an
"Object_Identifier" that is unique for this type and "Object_Name".
The "Present_Value" property will always have the objects target type. Action script
template objects are only used by the BACnet interface to create valid Timed Event objects.
The available AST objects generally do not change but may vary between software
versions, and represent a list of actions that can be employed by Timed Events.
Clients should read these objects by name and instance and use them to specify the type
of action a new Timed Event will perform.
Supported Action Script Templates
The list of supported Action Script Templates (AST) by instance number include:
Property Identifier Property Datatype Property Brief Description
Object_Identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier Numeric code uniquely identifying object
Object_Name CharacterString Alphanumeric string identifying this object
Object_Type BACnetObjectType "OBJECT_ACTION_SCRIPT_TEMPLATE" 164
Present_Value EtcTargetType Current target type of this object (see 3.10 ).
Description CharacterString Alphanumeric description of this object
No_Of_Argument_Blocks Unsigned16 Number of Argument Blocks that follow
Argument_Blocks EtcArgumentBlock Argument Blocks for this AST (see 2.10 ).
Object Name
Instance
Number
Object Name
Instance
Number
Preset Activate (HTP) 1 Preset Activate (LTP) 9
Preset Deactivate 2 Sequence Start 10
Channel Set Intensity 3 Override Enable 11
Wall Open 4 Override Disable 12
Wall Close 5 Macro On 13
Sequence Stop 6 Off 14
Group Set Intensity 7 Space Flick Warn for Off 15
Macro Off 8 Space Flick Warn for Preset 16