Echelon OpenLNS - Manual (Page 730)

OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 693
Syntax OnAttachment(networkHandle As Long, systemHandle As
Long, objectType as Integer, isAttached As Boolean,
stateFailure as Boolean, objectHandle As Long)
Element Description
networkHandle Handle of the network in which the
attached or unattached device or
router resides.
systemHandle The Handle of the system in which
the attached or unattached device or
router resides.
objectType The type of object that was attached
or unattached.
The valid values for this element,
which are contained in the
ConstDeviceEventTypes constant, are
as follows:
0 lcaAppDeviceEvent
1 lcaRouterEvent
isAttached A Boolean value that indicates
whether the device or router is being
attached or unattached.
TRUE. T
he device or router is
currently attached to the
network, and in the proper
state.
FALSE. T he device or router is not
attached to the network, or
there is a state failure on
the device or router.
You can use the stateFailure element
to determine if there is a state failure
on the device.
stateFailure Indicates whether there is a state
failure on the object. A state failure
may occur when a device or router
has been installed, and the state of
the device or router (reported by the
State property) is anything other
than lcaStateCnfgOnline,
lcaStateSoftOffline, or
lcaStateOfflineBypass.
A state failure may also occur if the
subnet/node address assigned to a
device or router in the OpenLNS
database is incorrect. You can check
the subnet/node address of a device
or router by reading the SubnetId