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i.LON SmartServer 2.0 Programmer’s Reference

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Alternatively, you can specify one or more M-Bus data point properties in the xSelect statement to
filter the items returned by the Get function, including the to filter data points based on
their parent device.

Request (use an xSelect statement return all the M-Bus data points on a specific device)



//Item[@xsi:type="MBS_Dp_Cfg"][starts-with(UCPTname,"Net/M-Bus

Channel/LAE_LCD15_1")]


Response



0

xsi:type="MBS_Dp_Cfg">

Net/M-Bus Channel/M-Bus Device/Virtual Fb/In

Dp_In
0
2008-04-02T15:29:01.570-07:00
MBS_Dp_Cfg.htm
RAW_HEX
1

LonFormat="UCPTdirection">DIR_IN

0
10.0

LonFormat="UCPTmbusType">MBST_READ



The Get function returns an element for each M-Bus data point referenced in the input
parameters you supplied to the function. The properties included within each element are
initially defined when the M-Bus data point is added to the SmartServer. You can write to these data
point properties with the Set function. The following table describes these properties.

Property Description

The name of the M-Bus data point in the following format:
<network/channel/device/functionalblock/data point>. You can
rename an M-Bus data point by providing its
and specifying the new property to which the
M-Bus data point is to be renamed.

The type of M-Bus data point, which is Dp_In by default. This
determines the icon used to represent the M-Bus data point in
the SmartServer Web interface.

A flag indicating whether the M-Bus data point is hidden or
shown in the navigation pane on the left side of the SmartServer
Web interface. This property may have the following values:

0

– shown

1

– hidden

A timestamp indicating the last time the configuration of the
M-Bus data point was updated. This timestamp uses the ISO
8601 format, which is as follows: