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ASVC Kn S630

Output of the LON variable names

Description:

All LON variables that are available in an analyzer module will be sent out with their names.

 

If a variable will contain several values (array), it will be marked by an appendix in brackets.

 

In these brackets you will find the numbers to access to the array values of the variable.

 

Example:

LINYA[1-7] contains 7 values. You can access to these values with the

 

 

names LINYA1, LINYA2, ... LINYA7.

Notes:

K0 is not possible.

 

At the moment the command is implemented in a way that it will send out for each channel all

 

variables available in the certain module. That means that variable names may exist multiplex.

 

These multiplex available variables will be separated internal and each will be assigned to

 

another channel (subnode).

 

If variables will not exist multiplex, these variables will only exist once.

 

That means that a changing within a channel will have an effect as changing of the other

 

channels.

 

Cf.:

S600 (Access to network variables)

 

 

ASVC Kn S631

Output of the LON node informations

Syntax:

ASVC Kn S631

 

Response:

ASVC 0 <name> <version> <node-number> <subnode-number>

 

 

ASVC Kn S632

Output of the LON node informations of all nodes

Syntax:

ASVC K0 S632

 

Response:

ASVC 0 <ExactNode> <NodeTag>

 

ExactNode = Exact node address in the network

 

NodeTag =

Tag string of this node

Notes:

The "ExactNode" is an address composed from the node address and its subnode

 

address.

 

 

The formula is: ExactNode = Subnode * 256 + Node;

 

Example:

ExactNode = 258

 

 

Subnode = ExactNode mod 256 = 1

 

 

Node = ExactNode - ((ExactNode mod 256)*256) = 2

Cf.:

S599, S600, S630

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