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N1 PID Loop Commands - Metasys - LIT-12011942 - "" - Software Application - Metasys Open Data Server - 10.1

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Building Automation Systems > Databases and Data Servers > Metasys Open Data Server

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User Guide

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LIT-12011942

Version

10.1

Revision date

2019-10-14

The following table lists the commands supported by the N1 PID Loop Object.

Note: For the Release Operator Override, Release, and Release All commands, if all Command Priorities have been released and a Relinquish Default is not defined, the supervisory controller gives control to the actual hardware.

Table 1. N1 PID Loop Object Commands
Command Name	Parameters	Command Description
Adjust	The value to be written to the Setpoint. The value must be less than Max Value and greater than Min Value.	Releases Command Priorities 9 through 15 (Scheduling) and then writes to the Setpoint at the Default (16) command priority. The value must be less than Max Value and greater than Min Value. If Local Control is True, this command is rejected. The command is only sent when one of the following conditions is met: a) NOT Local Control and NOT Out of Service, or b) NOT Local Control and after issuing the In Service command.
Disable Alarms	None	Disables all types of alarming: alarm extensions, BACnet intrinsic alarming, and BACnet Event Enrollment objects.
Enable Alarms	None	Enables all types of alarming: alarm extensions, BACnet intrinsic alarming, and BACnet Event Enrollment objects.
In Service	None	Cancels the effect of an Out of Service command and returns the Out of Service attribute to False. The Setpoint and Reliability revert back to the values obtained from the physical hardware output. Note: For BACnet objects, support of this command is dependent on the ability to write the Out of Service attribute.
Operator Override	The value to be written to the Setpoint.	Updates the Setpoint at Command Priority Operator Override (8). The Operator Override command sends the specified command to the internal NxE object, which is then only sent to the field device when not Out of Service.
Out of Service	None	Allows a user to override the object's hardware output. The Out of Service command changes the Out of Service attribute to True. The Setpoint and Reliability no longer track the physical output. No commands are sent to the actual hardware. When the Out of Service attribute is set to False, the current Setpoint is sent to the actual hardware. When an Out of Service command is issued, the NxE does not communicate subsequent changes (operator or system) to the field device. For BACnet objects, support of this command is dependent on the ability to write the Out of Service attribute.
Release Operator Override	None	Releases Command Priority Operator Override (8) from Setpoint.
Release	Attribute name Command priority	Releases the identified Command Priority from the specified attribute and allows the next highest priority to control it.
Release All	Attribute name	Releases Command Priorities 3 through 16 (Default), from the specified, writable attribute. Command Priorities 1 and 2 remain.