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Not possible to bind Function Block to RelinquishDefault of a BACnet Multistate value in an SE8000 controller

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Not possible to bind Function Block to RelinquishDefault of a BACnet Multistate value in an SE8000 controller

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-11 11:28 AM

Issue

It is not possible to bind a point in a Function Block program to the RelinquishDefault property of a BACnet Multistate value in an SE8000 controller.

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Operation

Environment

  • StruxureWare Building Operation(SBO) 1.6.1
  • SE-8000 series Room Controller

Cause

In some circumstances the user may wish to change the value from both the HMI in SE8000 and from a Function block program in SBO, and in this case the RelinquishDefault property must be used.

Resolution

A possible workaround is to use a LUA script in the SE8000 controller.

Idea 1:

  • Write a LUA script that will check if the Priority array (ex. priority 16) value has changed for the list of points that the user wants to modify.
  • If there is an entry in the Priority array, have the LUA script copy that value to Relinquish_default, then relinquish the corresponding priority array entry.

Idea 2:

  • There are 6 LUA "scratchpad" BACnet AVs that the user can write too.
  • When the LUA script sees a change in those AVs, it can copy the value to a specific AV's relinquish default.
  • For example, scratchpad AV25 can be used to "shadow" a setpoint. So when AV25 changes, the LUA script will copy the present value of AV25 into the Relinquish_default of whatever the Setpoint's AV is.

Example of the LUA script in the SE8000 controller for the above:
If value AV25 is bigger than 0, the value of AV25 is written on AV39 Relinquish_default property (priority17) and then AV25 is set to 0.

if ME.AV25 > 0 then ME.AV39_Present_Value[17] = (ME.AV25/10); end ME.AV25 = 0

LUA programming guide for SE8000 Room controllers

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