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Function Names

Description

EventSchedulerList

EventSchedulerGet

EventSchedulerSet
EventSchedulerDelete

Use the EventSchedulerList function to return the index number, last update

time, description, and functional block name of each Event Scheduler that you

have added to the

LON 100. You can use the EventSchedulerGet function to

return the configuration of any of these Event Schedulers.
Use the EventSchedulerSet function to add new Event Schedulers to the

LON

100, or to overwrite the configuration of existing Event Schedulers. Use the

EventSchedulerDelete function to remove Event Schedulers from the

LON 100.

For more information on these functions, see Event Scheduler on page 10-1.

EventCalendarList
EventCalendarGet

EventCalendarSet

EventCalendarDelete

Use the EventCalendarList function to return the index number, last update
time, description, and functional block name of each Event Calendar that you

have added to the

LON 100. You can use the EventCalendarGet function to

return the configuration of any of these Event Calendars.

Use the EventCalendarSet function to add new Event Calendars to the

LON

100, or to overwrite the configuration of existing Event Calendars. Use the
EventCalendarDelete function to remove Event Calendars from the

LON 100.

For more information on these functions, see Event Calendar on page 11-1.

TypeTranslatorList

TypeTranslatorGet

TypeTranslatorSet
TypeTranslatorDelete

Use the TypeTranslatorList function to return the index number, last update

time, description, and functional block name of each Type Translator that you

have added to the

LON 100. You can use the TypeTranslatorGet function to

return the configuration of any of these Type Translators.
Use the TypeTranslatorSet function to add new Type Translators to the

LON

100, or to overwrite the configuration of existing Type Translators. Use the

TypeTranslatorDelete function to remove Type Translators from the

LON 100.

For more information on these functions, see Type Translator on page 12-1.

TypeTranslatorRuleList
TypeTranslatorRuleGet

TypeTranslatorRuleSet

TypeTranslatorRuleDelete

Use the TypeTranslatorRuleList function to return the index number, last
update time, description, and functional block name of each Type Translator

Rule that you have added to the

LON 100. You can use the

TypeTranslatorRuleGet function to return the configuration of any of these Type
Translator Rules.
Use the TypeTranslatorRuleSet function to add new Type Translator Rules to

the

LON 100, or to overwrite the configuration of existing Type Translator

Rules. Use the TypeTranslatorRuleDelete function to remove Type Translator

Rules from the

LON 100.

For more information on these functions, see Type Translator Rules on page 13-

4.3.1 Parameter

As described in Chapters 1 and 2 of this document, a SOAP message is sent to the

LON 100

each time you invoke any of the functions listed in Table 6. The

LON 100 reads the

message, and adjusts its configuration or operating parameters based on its contents. An

essential part of each SOAP message sent to the

LON 100 is the parameter. The

parameter contains the input that you must supply to the SOAP functions when you
invoke them.