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The device or interface data le data is the following:
nbVariableDevice_N;indexVariable_1_Device_N;indexVariable_A_Device_N
datetime_1;variable_1_value_1_Device_N;variable_x_value_1_Device_N
datetime_2;variable_1_value_2_Device_N;variable_x_value_2_Device_N
...
datetime_Y;variable_1_value_B_Device_N;variable_A_value_B_Device_N
Colour code:
• Green: optional header that can be enabled or disabled using the “FTP_HeaderOption” parameter
for server 1 and “FTP2-HeaderOption” for server 2 in the <uid>_cong.ini conguration le.
• Blue: device-specic information or data.
Where:
• nbVariableDevice_N: Total number of collected variables for device N.
• indexVariable_X_Device_N: Index X of collected variables for device N.
• datetime_Y: data timestamp at acquisition point Y. For the format, see variables FTP_
EuroDateFormat, FTP2_EuroDateFormat, HTTP_EuroDateFormat and HTTP2_EuroDateFormat
in section 3.2.2.5: “Servers”.
• variable_A_value_B_Device_N: Value A of Variable B corresponding to Index A collected at
acquisition point Y and the action dened in the denition le for device N.
To avoid needlessly sending data to the server and thereby optimise the connection, it is
recommended to only enable the variables that need to be reported.
Input/Output (IO):
Example of an IO data le with an acquisition frequency of every 10 seconds:
• Input/Output Conguration:
INPUT/OUTPUT “ACTION” CODE DISPLAY
1 4 Instant value
2 0 None
3 4 Instant value