Configuration
Property | Description |
|---|---|
Name | The name of this item |
Enabled | If checked the Edge ACM will poll this device when running |
ROC Series | The type of ROC you wish to poll: |
REGFLO
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Floboss 504
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Industry Canada ROC | Indicates that the device has been configured to Industry Canada standards |
Publish Rate | The time, in milliseconds, between Device Data Messages |
Alter Publish Rate on Point Limits | If enabled, tag limits are monitored by the publisher and the publisher will switch to the Altered Publish Rate if any tag is out of limits |
Altered Publish Rate | The time, in milliseconds, between Device Data Messages if any tags assigned to this device are out of limits (Limits are set on the tag object) |
ROC Unit | Sets the ROC Unit Address, valid values 0-255 |
ROC Group | Sets the ROC Group Address, valid values 0-255 |
Host Unit | Sets the Host Unit Address, valid values 0-255 |
Host Group | Sets the Host Group Address, valid values 0-255 |
Max Message Length | Sets a limit on the maximum number of bytes to send in a single message to the End Device, valid values 8-240 |
Read User Opcode Data Via Opcode 10 | This option causes eACM to read user opcode points using ROC protocol opcode 10 instead of opcode 180. This can be a more efficient way to read user opcode points, as long most of the requested points are continuous. If there are many gaps between requested user opcode points, then this option may not be desirable, as gaps will cause items to be polled in separate reads. This option is sometimes required to read user opcode data sourced from a user program running the ROC device that cannot be read with opcode 180 |
Tag Groups | The Tag Groups that are associated with this device. Edge ACM will only poll this device for the tags in the groups |
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Connection Settings | The object that contains the connection settings Edge ACM will use to connect to the End Device |
Folder | The parent folder for this item |