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14-2 Node Object Functional Block
The Node Object Functional Block
Every LonPoint device contains one Node Object functional block. This
functional block is used by L
ONMARK aware network tools such as the LonMaker
tool to manage the device. The following figure and tables summarize the inputs
and outputs of the Node Object functional block:
Input Network Variables
Default name Default type Description
Request SNVT_obj_request Allows the device to be placed in
one of several modes. Use the
LonMaker Manage command to
change the device
’s mode.
SetTime SNVT_time_stamp Allows you to set the time to the
device.
Output Network Variables
Default name Default type Description
Status SNVT_status Indicates the status of the device.
Alarm SNVT_alarm Indicates the alarm status of the
device. LonPoint devices do not
generate alarms.
Directory SNVT_address Indicates the address of the file
directory of the device. This is used
by L
ONMARK aware network tools
for reading and writing
configuration properties.
Configuring a Node Object with the LonPoint Plug-in
Right-click a Node Object functional block shape and select Configure from the
shortcut menu to open the Node Object window of the LonPoint plug-in. This
window contains two tabs:
Node Object and Status.
- LonPoint 1
- Application 1
- Contents 3
- LonPoint System Overview 7
- 1-2 LonPoint System Overview 8
- Getting Started 10
- LonPoint Applications 10
- LONMARK Certified: Yes 11
- Upstream and Downstream 12
- Heartbeats 12
- Throttle 13
- Default Values 13
- Override Values 13
- Network Variables 14
- ONMARK Reference help file.) 15
- Network Variable Formats 16
- 1-12 LonPoint System Overview 18
- The Digital Input Functional 19
- Digital Input 21
- Delayed Processing option 23
- Pulsed or the One-Shot 23
- XX (e.g. 2.XX) 24
- The Digital Input/Counter 27
- Functional Block: Application 27
- SNVT_temp_f 28
- Digital Input/Counter 29
- Processing Options 30
- One-Shot 31
- Repeating Count 32
- Can Counter 33
- Boxing Machine 33
- Frequency 34
- Processing Parameters 35
- Translation 36
- Output Parameters 37
- The Digital Output Functional 39
- Digital Output 41
- Input Defaults 44
- Mode network 45
- Hand-Off-Auto switch 48
- SNVT_hvac_mode 50
- Digital Encoder, Lookup 50
- Digital Encoder 51
- Lookup Tables 52
- Mode_Out 54
- The Analog Input Functional 57
- Analog Input, Translation 58
- Analog Input 59
- Ω RTD measures 0.12º C at the 60
- The Analog Output Functional 67
- Configuring an Analog Output 68
- Analog Output 69
- Defaults 70
- The AFB Functional Block: 73
- Application and Plug-in 73
- Analog Function Block 75
- Function 78
- The PID Controller Functional 85
- Enable network variable 88
- PID Coefficients 91
- Cascade – 100
- Reverse Acting process 101
- The Scheduler Functional 103
- Blocks: Application and the 103
- LonPoint Schedule Maker 103
- SetTime Time 104
- SCH- 1 Clock 104
- SCH- 1 Event Scheduler 105
- SCH- 1 State Machine 105
- Types of Schedules 107
- Defining Daily Schedules 108
- Daily Schedule 109
- Default Daily Schedule 110
- Defining Inputs and Outputs 111
- 10-10 Scheduler Interface 112
- Digital Inputs 113
- Digital Outputs 114
- 10-14 Scheduler Interface 116
- Defining State Transitions 117
- 10-16 Scheduler Interface 118
- State Transition Definitions 119
- Defining Exit Conditions 120
- Exit Condition Definitions 121
- 10-20 Scheduler Interface 122
- Configuring Daily Schedules 124
- 10-24 Scheduler Interface 126
- Configuring a State Machine 128
- Assigning Input/Output Names 128
- 10-28 Scheduler Interface 130
- Defining the State Machine 131
- 10-30 Scheduler Interface 132
- 10-32 Scheduler Interface 134
- Setting Scheduler Options 135
- 10-34 Scheduler Interface 136
- 10-36 Scheduler Interface 138
- Resetting the Simulator 139
- Using Debug Mode 139
- Simulating Inputs 140
- Running to the Next Event 140
- Overriding the Event Schedule 141
- 10-40 Scheduler Interface 142
- Setting the SCH-10 Time 144
- Testing a Schedule Design 145
- 10-44 Scheduler Interface 146
- The Schedule Keeper Utility 147
- Modifying the Daily Schedules 149
- 11-4 Schedule Keeper Utility 150
- Schedule 151
- Modifying Schedule Overrides 152
- Modifying System Parameters 153
- Adding Schedule Constraints 154
- Schedule Constraint Equations 155
- Operands 156
- Operators 156
- Examples: 156
- Adding Parameter Constraints 157
- Converting to US Units 159
- 11-14 Schedule Keeper Utility 160
- Data_In and Data_Out network 162
- Type Translator and Status 162
- Type Translator 163
- Scaling or Mapping values 165
- The Data Logger Functional 167
- Block: Application, Plug-in 167
- SNVT_str_asc 168
- SNVT_switch 168
- Data Logger 169
- Input Options 170
- Input Limits 171
- Log High 172
- Log Options 173
- Data network variable 174
- Attributes 174
- Data Logger Selection 177
- Menu Commands 178
- Formatting Preferences 179
- Monitoring Preferences 180
- Log Preferences 181
- Data Log list and select 182
- CSV Text File Format 183
- Tagname Line 183
- Data Lines 184
- Data Point Formats 185
- Command Line Switches 185
- The Node Object Functional 188
- ONMARK aware network tools 189
- Status network 190
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