Standard Items
Protocol Items
F.S.T.B (WO)[M]
- F specifies the desired function code.
- For TGP Standard devices the function code is between 0 and 1023.
- For TGP SBC60 devices the function code is between 0 and 511.
- S specifies the desired sub function code.
- For TGP Standard Devices the sub function code is between 0 and 65535.
- For TGP SBC60 devices the sub function code is between 0 and 255.
- The default sub function code is 0.
- T specifies the item type index.
- An item type index of 0 represents data quality.
- An item type index of 1 represents a floating point data type.
- An item type index of 2 represents a long data type.
- An item type index of 5 represents a date string in the following format: YY/MM/DD, where YY represents the year, MM represents the month, and DD represents the day.
- An item type index of 6 represents a time string in the following format: HH:MM:SS, where HH represents the hour, MM represents the minute, and SS represents the second.
- An item type index of 8 represents a status data type.
- The default item type index is 1
- B specifies the bit designator (for use with item index type 8 only).
- The B bit designator is a value between 0 and 31.
- Writes for item index type 8 must be performed as a DWORD.
- The default bit designator is 32 (DWORD).
- If an item name has a (WO) to the right of the item name definition then the item will be a “Write Only” item. A “Write Only” item will not be polled from the field device.
- If an item name has a [M] to the far right of the item name definition then the item will be flagged as a “Multi-function Code Write” item. When a “Multi-function Code Write” item is written to by the OPC Client, the TGP Protocol component will generate a write message to the item function code and a write message to the next consecutive function code. The sub function code and value of the subsequent function code will be identical to the first item. The “Multi- function Code Write” is not supported for item type index 8.
- If an item name has a [RO] to the right of the item name definition, then the item will be Read Only.
Item Syntax Patterns
Item.Type.Index[M]
Item.Type.Index[WO]
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