Echelon i.LON SmartServer 2.0 - Manual (Page 108)

i.LON SmartServer 2.0 Programmer’s Reference 7-16
DataPoint[@dpType=“Output” and UCPTnickName=“Net/LON/iLON App/Data
Logger[0]/nviDlClear[0]”]
ON
255
0
0
255
0
0
You can optionally fill in the property for each element. You can
reference a SNVT_switch data point by its with this property. The
will be enabled if that data point is set to 100.0 1, or disabled if that data point is set to 0.0 0. You can
set this data point with a L
ON W ORKS switch or with the Scheduler application. In this fashion, you can
enable or disable destination sets as you like.
Every should contain zero or one and zero or one
elements. The following table describes the properties you must define for each and
element. Each element defines an active destination for the Alarm
Notifier. Each element defines a passive destination for the alarm notifier.
The active destinations for an Alarm Notifier are used when the input data point is updated, and meets
the conditions defined by any of the Alarm Notifier’s active conditions. The passive destinations for
an Alarm Notifier are used when the input data point is updated, and meets any of the conditions
defined by the Alarm Notifier’s passive conditions.
Property Description
Contains an e-mail nickname, as defined for an e-mail profile created
for the Alarm Notifier. This signifies the e-mail profile to be used
each time an alarm notification uses this destination. The string must
be a valid xPath expression that points to an e-mail profile. The
e-mail will be sent after expired.
Contains the xPath to the with dpType=”Output” that
will be updated when the active destination is used, and the e-mail for
the alarm notification has been sent.
If you want to create a destination that will automatically update the
data point during an alarm notification without waiting for the e-mail
to be sent, do not fill in the property. This is only
applicable if the alarm has not been acknowledged.
The value or preset to be written to the output data point specified by
.
The minimum alarm level required for this destination to be used.
The alarm level for an alarm notification is determined by the value
assigned to the property for of condition set that caused
it.
The maximum alarm level required for this destination to be used.
The alarm level for an alarm notification is determined by the value
assigned to the property of the condition set that caused
the alarm.