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HVAC Drive H300 187
Issue Number: 3
Table 10-26 Supported attributes for analog inputs
Object configuration
The Analog Input Object Configuration byte has the following format:
Table 10-27 Analog input object configuration byte
It is possible to read and write to the Object Configuration byte. Setting the "COS Enable" bit will enter this point into the set of points to be scanned
for change whenever a "Poll without Acknowledge" command is received.
Setting the "Warning Enable" and the "Alarm Enable" bits will cause an alarm/warning threshold check to be performed whenever this point is read
(status or current value) which may then set the COS alarm/warning bits in the status byte.
Object status
The Analog Input Object Status byte has the following format:
Table 10-28 Analog input object status byte
The "Reliable/Unreliable" bit will be set if the drive has tripped and the parameter is latched on trip.
The "Override Active" bit will be set if an analog input point is overridden. This indicates that the current value being read is an "override" and does not
necessarily reflect the value existing in the drive. This action would normally be done during testing of the Metasys building automation network. The
only way to clear the "override active" bit is to issue an "Override Release Request" command for this point.
The three COS-status (change of state) bits indicate if an alarm or warning condition exists, as shown below.
Table 10-29 COS status bits
These bits are re-evaluated whenever the status or current value of the Analog Input Point is queried. They are also re-evaluated whenever a "Poll
without Acknowledge" command is received and this point's "COS-enable" bit is set.
It is not possible to "override" the Analog Input Status attribute; the only permissible operation is "Read".
Analog input value
The current value is returned as a 32-bit (4 byte) IEEE floating point number.This attribute may be read and may also optionally be "overridden".
Overriding the Analog Input Value attribute will freeze its value to the specified setting until an "override release" is issued for that point. Analog Inputs
are all read-only so that an "override" command will not change the value in the drive itself.
Attribute Name Format Commands Notes
1 Object Configuration Byte Read, Write Except for point 24 to 28
2 Object Status Byte Read Response returns status and current value
3 Analog Input Value Float Read, Override Response returns status and current value
8 Low alarm Limit Float Read, Write Except for point 24 to 28
9 Low Warning Limit Float Read, Write Except for point 24 to 28
10 High Warning Limit Float Read, Write Except for point 24 to 28
11 High Alarm Limit Float Read, Write Except for point 24 to 28
12 Differential Float Read, Write
Not implemented in this release.
Except for point 24 to 28
Description Not used Not used Not used
Warning
Enable
Alarm Enable Not used Not used COS Enable
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Description Not used COS Status 2 COS Status 1 COS Status 0 Not used Not used
Override
active
Reliable /
Unreliable
Bit76543210
COS Status 2 COS Status 1 COS Status 0 Meaning
0 0 0 Normal – no alarm or warning
0 1 1 Low Warning
1 0 0 Low Alarm
1 0 1 High Warning
1 1 0 High Alarm