Table 1 describes the Analog Output object commands. For information about command priorities, see Command Priority Levels.
|
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Adjust |
Replaces Present Value at priority 16 with the value you enter in the command and releases priorities 9 through 15. The adjust has no effect if a priority 1–8 is in the Present Value attribute. |
|
In Service |
Cancels the effects of an Out of Service command. This command changes Out of Service to False and reconnects the input to the hardware. If you make changes to Present Value when Out of Service is True, the hardware is commanded when you issue the In Service command. |
|
Operator Override |
Replaces Present Value (appears as I1) at the Operator Override priority with the value you enter in the command. The override has no effect if a higher priority value is in the Present Value attribute. |
|
Out of Service |
Changes Out of Service to True, Present Value to the value you specify, Status to Out of Service, and Reliability to Reliable. Present Value and Reliability are not connected to the hardware when the input is out of service, so this is the only time they are writable. Commands cannot be sent to the hardware output when Out of Service is True. |
|
Release |
Releases a specific priority of Present Value (appears as I1). |
|
Release All |
Releases Priorities 3–15. |
|
Release Operator Override |
Releases an Operator Override command. |