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To use these these tags with ACM in an OPC client use the USER_OPCODE_.DATA_mm:n tag.
The mm defines the point within the table, the n represents the table number which are zero-based; i.e. Table No. 3 in ROCLink will be referenced by the number 2 in the OPC item.
For example, to reference the first tag in the image above use:
USER_OPCODE_.DATA_01:3 (first point, fourth table)
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Polling USERPolling USER_OPCODE_.DATA_01:3 will return the TLP of the tag, not the value. To poll the value you must apply the <T***> modifier such as: USER_OPCODE_.DATA_01:3<TFLP> for floating point or: USER_OPCODE_.DATA_01:3<TINT8> for an 8-bit integer. See the Data Types section above for a complete list of <T***> modifiers. |
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| Item | Data Type | Description |
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GCWrite/Txn | Variant Array | Used for automated gas quality download. |
LastAlarmRecord/n | Date | Timestamp of the last alarm record retrieved from meter number 'n'. |
LastDailyRecord/n | Date | Timestamp of the last daily record retrieved from meter number 'n'. |
LastEventRecord/n | Date | Timestamp of the last event record retrieved from meter number 'n'. |
LastHourlyRecord/n | Date | Timestamp of the last hourly record retrieved from meter number 'n'. |
| ClockSet | Date | Set the Date and Time on the device. |
LastTimeSync | Date | Timestamp of the last time synchronization attempt. |
LastTimeSyncResult | I4 | Result of the last time synchronization attempt. |
MoveDaily | I2 | Move the daily history retrieval pointer for meter run 1. Write a positive number to move the pointer back in time, a negative number to move the pointer forward in time. The written value represents the number of days to move. |
MoveHourly | I2 | Move the hourly history retrieval pointer for meter run 1. Write a positive number to move the pointer back in time, a negative number to move the pointer forward in time. The written value represents the number of hours to move. |
Reinitialize | I2 | Re-read the ROC configuration |
ResetAlarm | BOOL | Erase the Alarm history retrieval pointer for all meters (and recollect all Alarm history during the next retrieval). |
ResetDaily | BOOL | Erase the daily history retrieval pointer for all meters (and recollect all daily history during the next retrieval). |
ResetEvent | BOOL | Erase the event history retrieval pointer for all meters (and recollect all event history during the next retrieval). |
ResetHourly | BOOL | Erase the hourly history retrieval pointer for all meters (and recollect all hourly history during the next retrieval). |
| ResetHistoryPointer | BOOL | Erase the hourly, daily, minute, event, alarm, batch, and extended retrival pointers for all meters (and recollect all event history during the next retrival). |
RetrieveHistory | I2 | Retrieve enabled history. |
RetrieveMeterConfiguration | I2 | Retrieve enabled Meter Configuration. |
SkipDaily | I2 | Skip enabled history |
SkipHourly | I2 | Skip enabled history |
TimeSync | I2 | Perform time synchronization. |
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