Device Information Screen - Johnson Controls - Metasys - LIT-12011147 - Software Application - Controller Configuration Tool - 15.0

Indicates the name of the controller.

Provides a basic description of the controller.

Indicates the BACnet object ID of the controller.

If necessary, you can change this ID in the Define Hardware screen. If you are using a BACnet controller, then this ID must be unique. Also, if you are using peer-to-peer functionality, then this number must be unique.

Specifies the time zone of the device. The default time zone is Central Time Zone. Update the time zone as appropriate.

This field is important only for stand-alone Advanced Application Controllers.

Select Auto Delete 31 days to prompt the system to delete the exception schedule 31 days after the schedule passes.

Select Auto Delete 7 days to prompt the system to delete the exception schedule 7 days after the schedule passes.

Indicates the amount of time a BO is held in the OFF state at the priority set by the Startup OFF State Command Priority setting at field controller startup. This instance only applies to BO objects that have their Startup OFF State Enable parameter set to TRUE.

The default value is 0. A value of 0 disables this parameter. The range is 0 to 3600 seconds.

Indicates the priority at which a BO is held in the OFF state for the Startup OFF State Auto Release Time at field controller startup. YThis instance only applies to BO objects that have their Startup OFF State Enable parameter set to TRUE.

The default value is 9. Priority 6 is not a valid selection. The range is 1 to 16.

Specifies the password used by third-party BACnet configuration tools to reinstall the BACnet device. Not used by Metasys controllers.

Indicates the binary encoding of character strings. The types include: ISO, ANSI X3.4 (US - ASCII), and Microsoft DBCS Code (Japanese Shift JIS). We recommend that you use ISO for BACnet devices.

Indicates the minimum time frame for all points on the controller to update to their associated supervisory system. Only points with their use min cov send time attribute set to True use this setting. The default time is 15 seconds.

Indicates the location of the BACnet device (for example, Third Floor Equipment Room).

Indicates a list of BACnet destinations being notified when the device restarts. Metasys software does not use this feature. By default, the Advanced Application Controller notifies all devices on its field bus or local network.

MAC address of the supervisory device on which the object exists.

IP Address for the device.

Subnet mask used for the IP address.

IP address of the router for the device.

Displays whether DHCP is enabled or not for devices.

When the DHCP is disabled, the IP fields above are editable.

Specifies the UDP port number used to communicate with other BACnet devices over the IP network. This value allows multiple BACnet networks on a single IP network and prevents communication between the multiple BACnet networks.

Domain name for the device.

Combined value of the rotary switches or DIP switches on the device.

Network hostname of the device.

Indicates whether the device is set to automatically obtain the DNS address (True), or not (False).

Indicates the name of the controller.

Provides a basic description of the controller.

Indicates the BACnet object ID for the controller.

If necessary, you can change this ID in the Define Hardware screen. If you are using a BACnet controller, then this ID must be unique. Also, if you are using peer-to-peer functionality, then this number must be unique.

Specifies the time zone of the device. The default time zone is Central Time Zone. Update the time zone as appropriate.

This field is important only for stand-alone Advanced Application Controllers.

Indicates the time on the device. The local time is created originally from the computer used to transfer to the device. If the device is added to a supervisory system, the time is then synced by that supervisory device.

Indicates the date on the device. The local date is created originally from the computer used to transfer to the device. If the device is added to a supervisory system, the date is then synced by that supervisory device.

Indicates the number of minutes offset between local standard time and UTC. The Time Zones to the west of the zero degree meridian are positive and those to the east are negative. Subtract the value of the UTC Offset from the UTC received in the UTC Time Synchronization service requests to calculate the correct local standard time.

Indicates whether daylight saving time is in effect (True) or not (False) at the device’s location.

Indicates the last synchronized time of the BACnet device.

Select Auto Delete 31 days to prompt the system to delete the exception schedule 31 days after the schedule passes.

Select Auto Delete 7 days to prompt the system to delete the exception schedule 7 days after the schedule passes.

Indicates the amount of time a BO is held in the OFF state at the priority set by the Startup OFF State Command Priority at field controller startup. This instance only applies to BO objects that have their Startup OFF State Enable parameter set to TRUE.

The default value is 0. A value of 0 disables this parameter. The range is 0 to 3600 seconds.

Indicates the priority at which a BO is held in the OFF state for the Startup OFF State Auto Release Time at field controller startup. This instance only applies to BO objects that have their Startup OFF State Enable parameter set to TRUE.

The default value is 9. Priority 6 in not a valid selection. The range is 1 to 16.

Specifies a running average of CPU usage over the last 50 minutes. The value is updated every 30 seconds.

Reflects the current status of the system.

Specifies the percent of the object database that is currently in use. Each object created consumes memory within the object database.

Indicates if the MS/TP controller is online.

Indicates the general performance of the field bus: Low, Medium, or High.

See SA Bus Diagnostics for details.

Indicates average amount of time in milliseconds it takes for the token to be passed to every device on a field bus, implemented by a rolling average of 80% of the old value plus 20% of the new value. Token loop times indicate bus performance. For example:

• Greater than 2,000 ms: Low performance
• 1,000 to 2,000 ms: Medium performance
• Less than 1,000 ms: High performance

See SA Bus Diagnostics for details.

Indicates number of COV messages the SA bus trunk received from other devices per minute. Each COV message represents one object reporting a value change. This value is derived per trunk based on the COV Receive (Rcv) rate value. COV Receive rates indicate bus performance. For example:

• Greater than 600 messages/min: Low performance
• 300 to 600 messages/min: Medium performance
• Less than 300 messages/min: High performance

See SA Bus Diagnostics for details.

Indicates the maximum number of times the device can retransmit a data frame. If the device does not perform retries, it has a value of 0. If this value is greater than 0, a non-zero value appears in the APDU Timeout attribute. We do not recommend changing this attribute value from the default value without a strong reason.

Indicates the amount of time in milliseconds between retransmissions of a data frame segment requiring acknowledgment for which no acknowledgment has been received. This value is not 0 if the device supports segmentation of transmitted data frames. We do not recommend changing this attribute value from the default value without a strong reason.

Indicates the amount of time in milliseconds between retransmissions of a complete data frame requiring acknowledgment for which no acknowledgment has been received. This attribute applies to smaller data messages where the entire message fits within a single frame on the MS/TP bus. We do not recommend changing this attribute value from the default value without a strong reason.

Identifies the version of the application software installed in the device. The content of this string is locally defined (date-and-time stamp, a programmer’s name, a host file version number, and so on).

Indicates BACnet assets and version numbers.

Indicates the number of seconds that the device being backed up or restored waits before unilaterally ending the backup or restore procedure. This attribute is writable. The device performing the backup, or the operator, configures this with an appropriate timeout.

Specifies the password used by third-party BACnet configuration tools to reinstall the BACnet device. Not used by Metasys controllers.

Indicates the binary encoding of character strings. The types include: ISO, ANSI X3.4 (US - ASCII), and Microsoft DBCS Code (Japanese Shift JIS). As a best practice, use ISO for BACnet devices.

Identifies the files within the device that determine what device image can be backed up. The contents of this attribute are only required to be valid during the backup procedure. If the device supports the BACnet backup and restore procedure, this attribute is supported.

Indicates the minimum time frame for all points on the controller to update to their associated supervisory system. Only points with their use min cov send time attribute set to True use this setting. The default time is 15 seconds.

Specifies a logical revision number for the device’s database. Database Revision is incremented when an object is created or deleted, an object name changes, or a restore is performed.

Contains a number assigned by the vendor to represent the level of firmware installed in the device.

Indicates the reasons for the last device restart.

Specifies when the device’s image was last restored. If the device supports the BACnet backup and restore procedures, this attribute is supported.

Indicates the location of the BACnet device (for example, Third Floor Equipment Room).

Specifies the maximum number of octets contained in a single, indivisible application layer protocol unit. Underlying data link technology constrains the value of this attribute.

Specifies the maximum number of information frames the node may send before it passes the token. This attribute is present if the device is a node on an MS/TP network. If Max Info Frames is not writable or otherwise user configurable, its value is one.

Specifies the highest possible address for master nodes and is less than or equal to 127. This attribute is present if the device is a master node on an MS/TP network. If Max Master is not writable with BACnet services, its value is 127.

Indicates the maximum number of segments of an APDU accepted by the device.

Contains a name assigned by the vendor to represent the model of the device.

Contains a name assigned by the vendor to represent the product code of the device.

Indicates the objects for the devices.

Indicates the minor revision level of the BACnet standard. This starts at 1 and increases for each subsequent release. If the Protocol Version attribute changes, this number reverts to zero. This attribute is required for all devices with BACnet Protocol Version 1, Protocol Revision 1 and above. If this attribute is not present, the device is Protocol Version 1, Protocol Revision 0.

Indicates which standardized protocol services the device’s protocol implementation supports. This attribute reflects the minimum set of services, but implementation often supports additional standardized services.

Represents the BACnet protocol the device supports. Initial releases are Version 1; subsequent releases increase the number by one.

Indicates a list of BACnet destinations being notified when the device restarts. Metasys software does not use this feature. By default, the Advanced Application Controller notifies all devices on its field bus or local network.

MAC address of the supervisory device on which the object exists.

Reflects the current physical and logical state of the device.

Indicates the time at which the device was restarted.

Distinguishes proprietary extensions to the protocol using a unique vendor identification code assigned by ASHRAE. The Johnson Controls Vendor ID is 5.