Multistate Value Attributes - Johnson Controls - Metasys - LIT-12011147 - Software Application - Controller Configuration Tool

Multistate Value Attributes - Johnson Controls - Metasys - LIT-12011147 - Software Application - Controller Configuration Tool - 16.0

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Controller Configuration Tool

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User Guide

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LIT-12011147

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16.0

Revision date

2023-10-02

Table 1 describes the Multistate Value object attributes. These attributes are displayed in alphabetical order. See Object Attributes in the Input and Output Objects section for descriptions of the data provided in this table. Unless otherwise stated, the attributes listed in this table appear in the Details dialog box (for example, the Present Value appears in the Control View below the module name in Simulation and Commissioning modes).

Table 1. Multistate Value Attributes
Name	Type	Mode	Description
Application COV	Input	All Modes	Not used by this object.
BACnet Exposed	Network Input Network Output	All Modes	Use to expose the object to BACnet systems. The BACnet exposed object is a viewable object through the supervisory controller.
Default Value	Network Input Network Output	All Modes	Use to specify the Present Value if no source is connected or if the connected source is never reliable.
Description	Input Output	All Modes	Indicates the description provided for the object.
Destination References	Output	Simulation Commissioning	Indicates the array of attribute references for the destinations. All references must be from a single object.
Error Status	Network Input Network Output	Configuration Commissioning	Status of the last communication that occurred with an input or output reference. Common errors include: Surrogate Object is Not Bound: The referenced device (Device ID) has never responded because a device with the entered Device ID either does not exist or is offline. Remote Device is Offline: The referenced device did respond at one time but is no longer responding. Unknown Object: The referenced device exists and is online, but the Object ID entered does not exist on that device. Type Mismatch:The referenced object exists but the data type of the referenced attribute/property is invalid. This error generally does not appear for inputs on Johnson Controls or third-party devices. For outputs on third-party devices, the Object Type of the output needs to match the type of output object making the peer reference. Unknown Property: This error generally does not appear if you leave the Peer Reference Attribute field as Present Value. If you change this setting, the Unknown Property error means the referenced object exists but the referenced attribute does not exist.
Failsoft	Network Input Network Output	All Modes	Indicates how the Network Input or Network Output behaves when the connected source, such as a supervisory command or peer reference, is not Reliable. If the source is not Reliable, the element uses either the default value for the current value (if Failsoft is true) or the Last Reliable Value (if Failsoft is false). For a Network Input, the source is considered unreliable whenever the priority array of the Present Value is empty.
In Test	Network Input Network Output	Simulation Commissioning	Displays a Boolean value that is True if you manually set the Current Value for test purposes.
Min Change to Send	Output	All Modes	Indicates the array of floating values (each value corresponding to a single Input) to specify the minimum change in the Input that is sent to the destination. This attribute is only applicable when the Input is of floating-point data type. The change is evaluated by comparing the current value of the Input to the value the last time a message was sent to the destination.
Name	All Types	All Modes	Object name.
Object Identifier	All Types	All Modes	Indicates the instance number of the Object Type as exposed to the network. The Object Identifier must be unique within the host device. The Object Identifier is created after defining hardware in the Hardware Definition Wizard accessible from the Define Hardware button or Operations menu option. The Object Identifier consists of the BACnet Class ID and the object’s Instance Number separated by a colon. For example, an Object Identifier of AV.10026 has a BACnet Class ID of AV and an Instance Number of 10026.
Out of Service	Input Output	Commissioning	Indicates whether the object is currently connected to the hardware or offline (out of service). This attribute is visible in an SAB device.
Peer Reference	Network Input Network Output	Configuration Commissioning	Contains the elements needed to use peer-to-peer communication. These elements are: Instance Number (BACnet ID): Device’s Instance Number. Make sure you verify the device's instance number before setting this value. You can access the device instance number on the Network Settings screen of the Hardware Definition Wizard. You also can locate the instance number of devices using the system UI. If the Johnson Controls Point Schedule was used to transfer to the controllers, check the instance number on the MS/TP Field Device tab of the project's Point Schedule. Object Identifier:BACnet Class ID and the object’s Instance Number. The BACnet Class ID should typically have the same Data Type as the object for which the peer-to-peer attribute is being configured. For example, an AV Network Input should reference another AV, an AI, or an AO object. If multistate values are used in peer-to-peer references, the Enumeration sets should match. If the sets do not match, you must determine whether the values in the sets are compatible. You can locate the Object Identifier in the Advanced view of the Details dialog box. The Peer to Peer Disabled option allows you to disable peer-to-peer communication.
Present Value (Appears as O1 for Inputs and I1 for Outputs)	All Types	Simulation Commissioning	Indicates the current value (with the highest priority) being sent to this object. Present Value is used to calculate the output. This attribute is a Default Element, and a calculated value (Output).
Reliability	All Types	Simulation Commissioning	Provides values to indicate whether or not the Present Value (Appears as O1 for Inputs and I1 for Outputs) is reliable. Set Name: Reliability
Relinquish Default	Input Output	Configuration Commissioning	Contains the default value for Present Value (Appears as O1 for Inputs and I1 for Outputs) when all priorities are released. The Present Value is sent to the value in Relinquish Default only at startup or when the last priority value is released. Present Value does not update if you change Relinquish Default.
Restore Command Priority	All Types	Configuration Commissioning	Restores the commands you select in the case of a power failure. For more information about command priorities, see Command Priority Levels. The following list displays the command priorities you can select. Operator Override Default
Source References	Input	Simulation Commissioning	Indicates the array of attribute references for the sources. All references must be from a single object.
States Text	All Types	Configuration Commissioning	Specifies the set used to obtain text for Present Value (Appears as O1 for Inputs and I1 for Outputs).
State Text	Input Output	All Modes	Specifies the text to use for each enum member. By default it matches the text from the States Text specified enum set. It can be customized and then CCT uses the customized text. You can only customize this value when the BACnet Exposed attribute is set to True.
Status	All Types	Simulation Commissioning	Reflects the status of the object based on the Reliability attribute and the status of any commands. Possible values for Multistate Value objects are: Offline Out of Service: Out of Service is True. Operator Override: Present Value is currently controlled at Priority 8. Unreliable: Reliability is not reliable. Normal: None of the above is correct. Set Name: Status
Use Default if Not Reliable	Input Output	All Modes	For Inputs: Specifies the behavior when the Source is not reliable. If True, the Output is set to its Default Value whenever its Source is not reliable and its Reliability is marked as Reliable. If False, the Output maintains its last reliable value and its Reliability reflects the reason that the source is not reliable. For Outputs: Specifies the behavior when the Input is not reliable. If True, the destination is sent the Input’s Default Value whenever the Input is not reliable and its Reliability is marked as Reliable. If False, the destination is not updated and keeps its last reliable value.