Specifications

8 – Configuring Points
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Source and Destination Addresses
To define the main properties and control properties of a point, you need to
understand source and destination addresses and how they are used. (See
“Control Properties” on page 149 for information about defining control
properties.)
Address Types
Points are generally used to read values from and write values to an address in a
controller.
Locations (usually in the memory of the controller) that are to be read (or
“scanned”) by the server are referred to as the source address for a point
parameter.
Locations that are to be written to (or “controlled”) by the server are referred to as
the destination address for a point parameter.
A3AssociatedParameter If non zero, the A3 value is store to
this parameter.
322
✔
A4AssociatedParameter If non zero, the A4 value is store to
this parameter.
323
✔
State0InAlarm If set (=1), a State 0 alarm exists. 304
✔
State1InAlarm If set (=1), a State 1 alarm exists. 305
✔
State2InAlarm If set (=1), a State 2 alarm exists. 306
✔
State3InAlarm If set (=1), a State 3 alarm exists. 307
✔
State4InAlarm If set (=1), a State 4 alarm exists. 308
✔
State5InAlarm If set (=1), a State 5 alarm exists. 309
✔
State6InAlarm If set (=1), a State 6 alarm exists. 310
✔
State7InAlarm If set (=1), a State 7 alarm exists. 311
✔
Internal Parameter Description
ID Status Analog Acc.
Table 8.2 Internal Point Parameters
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