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Property Description
enumeration). In this case, the value of the output data point
will be updated with the value of the input data point each
time a translation is made.
Input
Output
The input and output data points that the Type Translator
will translate are signified by a list of
elements. Each
three properties:
•
following format: <network/channel/device/functional
block/data point>.
•
ID; data type (SNVT, SCPT, UNVT, UCPT, or built-in
data type); and format (e.g., SI metric or US customary
if the type has multiple formats such as
SNVT_temp_p). The format description is displayed
in the following format:
• # name>[#format] • • For example, a data point with a Chapter 12 describes the Type Translator Rules provided 12.3.3 Using the Set Function on a Type Translator You can use the Set function to create new type translators, or to overwrite the configuration of > element are the same, whether you are creating a new type translator or modifying an existing type translator. The previous section, Using the Get Function on a Type Translator, describes these Note: If you specify a type translator with the The first invocation of the Set function will generate the
point that is used to reference the data point. You can
use this property to reference a data point in the
translation. By default, the nickname of the data point
is the data point’s name.
“Net/LON/iLON App/VirtFb/nvoLevDisc” has a
default
with the SmartServer software, and the format types that
each rule requires for the input data points.
existing type translators. The type translators to be created or written to are signified by a list of
properties.
specified type translator before the specified parameters are set. If the
specified, a new type translator is created.
#8000010128000000[4].UFPTtypeTranslator.xml file in the
root/config/network/
file does not already exist.