UIS Command Component Parameters

The following tables list and describe the parameters specific to the UIS command component types for this remote device:

For more general information about UIS command component parameters, see UIS Command Components. The DG_F_DEV (Get data group from device) and DG_T_DEV (Send data group to device) command component types are configured in the template file. The other command component types are considered special and are defined in the EIE editor code. See Special UIS Command Component Types for more information.

CYUPDTPT

Update CygNet Point updates the record for a CygNet point. CYUPDTPT has the following command parameters:

Parameter Required Description

FOnErr

No

Fail cmd on update error indicates to abort the UIS command if any update errors are encountered. The errors that might come up include: if the point specified in the Fac, Serv, Site, or UDC parameters does not exist, or if the point exists in a different UIS and any messaging errors or communication failure to that service comes up.

Fac

Yes

Facility for pt identifies the facility of the point to update.

Serv

No

Service for pt identifies the SERVICE of the point to update.

Site

No

Site for pt identifies the SITE of the point to update.

UDC

Yes

UDC for pt identifies the UDC of the point to update.

UType

No

Update type indicates the type of update. Value options are 0 - 3, where 0=Completion, 1=Success, 2=Failure, 3=Creation.

UsrMsk

No

User bit mask specifies the user bit mask of the point to update.

UsrVal

No

User bit value to match specifies the user bit value to match when updating the point record.

Value

No

Value indicates the point value to update.

CYWAITPT

Wait for CygNet Point signals the UIS to wait to perform a command until the value of the specified CygNet point changes to a specified value.

CYWAITPT must be the first command component added to a UIS command. You cannot add other instances of CYWAITPT to a UIS command.

CYWAITPT has the following command parameters:

Parameter Required Description

Dur

Yes

Duration is the amount of time (in HH:MM:SS or HH:MM or HH) for the UIS command to wait for the point value to change before timing out.

FOnErr

No

Fail on point error indicates to abort the UIS command if any error conditions are encountered. The point errors that might come up include: if the point specified in the Fac, Serv, Site, or UDC parameters does not exist, or if the point exists in a different UIS and any messaging errors or communication failure to that service comes up.

Fac

Yes

Facility for pt identifies the facility of the point on which to wait for the point value to change before performing the UIS command.

Int

Yes

Interval indicates the frequency (in HH:MM:SS or HH:MM or HH) with which the UIS will check the point’s value to see if it has changed.

Serv

No

Service for pt identifies the SERVICE of the point on which to wait for the point value to change before performing the UIS command.

Site

No

Site for pt identifies the SITE of the point on which to wait for the point value to change before performing the UIS command.

UDC

Yes

UDC for pt identifies the UDC of the point on which to wait for the point value to change before performing the UIS command.

UsrMsk

No

User bit mask specifies the user bit mask on which to wait for the status bit change before issuing the UIS command.

Note: The user status bit parameters (UsrMsk and UsrVal) only apply to the extended status field of the point record, so they will not match anything in the base status.

UsrVal

No

User bit value to match specifies the user bit value to match before issuing the UIS command.

Value

No

Value to match specifies the value on which to wait for the point to change to before issuing the UIS command.

Note: You can set parameters for both the point user status AND point value. So you can match either one by itself, or you can specify that both must match your parameter values.

DG_F_DEV

Get data group from device retrieves a data group from a field device. The Parent XML Element is uccRecvParms. The following parameters are available for each specified data group type.

Data Group Type Parameter Required Description Value Options

FmsAlarm

EDate

No

End Device Date defines the ending device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDate

Yes

Start Device Date defines the starting device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

FmsEvent

EDate

Yes

End Device Date defines the ending device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDate

Yes

Start Device Date defines the starting device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

FmsHistDGm

EDate

Yes

End Device Date defines the ending device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDate

Yes

Start Device Date defines the starting device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

FmsHistHGm

EDate

Yes

End Device Date defines the ending device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDate

Yes

Start Device Date defines the starting device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

FmsHistHGq

EDate

Yes

End Device Date defines the ending device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDate

Yes

Start Device Date defines the starting device date and time of a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

HistDly

Day

No

Number of Days Back enables you to specify the number of days from which to collect historical data.

Integers from 0 to 40

EDate

No

End Date defines the ending date and time of a date-range request for row-based daily history for multiple points.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

EITEM

No

Ending Sequence Number defines the last sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

SDate

No

Start defines the starting date and time of a date-range request for row-based daily history for multiple points.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDateLast

No

Start from Last Date/Time retrieves history from the most recently cached history timestamp.

Boolean

SITEM

No

Starting Sequence Number defines the first sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

HistEvt

Day

No

Number of Days Back enables you to specify the number of days from which to collect historical data.

Integers from 0 to 40

0=range low, 40=range high

EDate

No

End Date defines the ending date and time of a date-range request for row-based daily history for multiple points.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

EITEM

No

Ending Sequence Number defines the last sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

SDate

No

Start defines the starting date and time of a date-range request for row-based daily history for multiple points.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDateLast

No

Start from Last Date/Time retrieves history from the most recently cached history timestamp.

Boolean

SITEM

No

Starting Sequence Number defines the first sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

HistGas

EDate

No

End Date/Time defines the ending date and time of a daily history date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

EITEM

No

Ending Sequence Number defines the last sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

SDate

No

Start Date/Time defines the starting date and time of a daily history date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDateLast

No

Start from Last Date/Time retrieves history from the most recently cached history timestamp.

Boolean

SITEM

No

Starting Sequence Number defines the first sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

 HistLog

Day

No

Number of Days Back enables you to specify the number of days from which to collect historical data.

Integers from 0 to 40

EDate

 

No

End Date defines the ending date and time of a date-range request for row-based daily history for multiple points.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

EITEM

No

Ending Sequence Number defines the last sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

SDate

No

Start Date/Time defines the starting date and time of a daily history date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDateLast

No

Start from Last Date/Time retrieves history from the most recently cached history timestamp.

Boolean

SITEM

No

Starting Sequence Number defines the first sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

TrendCfg

FileName

Yes

Trend File Name specifies the name of the trend file from which to retrieve data.

Strings

TrendData

EDate

No

End Date defines the ending date and time for a date-range request.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

EITEM

No

Ending Sequence Number defines the last sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

SDate

No

Start Date defines the starting date and time for a date-range request for history.

Strings in formats described in Selecting Date and Time.

SDateLast

No

Start from Last Date/Time retrieves history from the most recently cached history timestamp.

Boolean

SITEM

No

Starting Sequence Number defines the first sequence number in the requested range.

Integers

TrendList

Folder No

Trend Folder specifies the name of the trend folder from which to retrieve data.

Strings

DG_T_DEV

Send data group to device sends a data group to a field device. The parent XML Element is uccSendParms. The following parameters are available for each specified data group type.

Data Group Type Parameter Required Description Value Options

CmdMsg

CommandId

Yes

Command ID defines the Command Action (CA) to be enacted by the "Command Message" (CmdMsg) data group.

Options are as follows:

  • 0 — Turn Well On
  • 1 — Force Well Into Idle Time
  • 2 — Clear Errors
  • 3 — Force Off Until Reset

PlnCmd

BlowClose

-

Blow Valve Close sends a close valve command to the device.

Boolean

CaptClose

-

Capture Close Manual

Boolean

CaptOpen

-

Capture Open Manual

Boolean

EndFlwcyc

-

End Flow Cycle

Boolean

MainClose

-

Main Close Now

Boolean

MainClose

-

Main Valve Close sends a close valve command to the device.

Boolean

MainOpen

-

Main Valve Open sends an open valve command to the device.

Boolean

RstCtrl

-

Reset Controller

Boolean

RstDef

-

Reset Values to Default

Boolean

RstPlgrCtr

-

Reset Plunger Counters

Boolean

RstVcb

-

Reset VCBs (register addresses)

Boolean

StFlwcyc

-

Start Flow Cycle

Boolean

ValvClose

-

Main Valve Open sends a close valve command to the device.

Boolean

ValvOpen

-

Blow Valve Open sends an open valve command to the device.

Boolean

PlnCnfBas

AfFlTmLim

-

After Flow Time

Strings

ClsTmLim

-

Off Time

Strings

FallDlyEn

-

Fall Delay Enable (1=enabled)

Integers

FallDlyTm

-

Fall Delay Time

Strings

FlCyTmLim

-

On Time

Strings

HldOnceAc

-

Hold Once Action

Integers

HldOnceEn

-

Hold Once (0 or 4)

Integers

HldOnceTm

-

Hold Once Time

Strings

OAftFloTC1

-

Option After Flow Enable (1=enabled)

Integers

ORecTimO

-

Mandatory Shut-in Time (1, 2, or 3)

Integers

OTotalCyc

-

Sync Off/On (0 or 2)

Integers

RecTimLim

-

Mandatory Recovery Time limit

Strings

TF464

-

Plunger Control #

Integers

PlnCtl

MainVlvCls

No

End Flow Cycle

Integers from 0 to 1

MainVlvOpn

No

Start Flow Cycle

Integers from 0 to 1

PlnCtlNum

No

Plunger Control

Integers from 0 to 2

RstPlgrCtr

No

Reset Plunger Counters

Integers from 0 to 1

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