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Values sent from a 102-AX via SNVT bindings are not making it to the receiving controller

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-07 03:21 AM

Last Updated: Administrator DavidFisher Administrator ‎2020-11-19 07:26 AM

Issue

Values sent from a 102-AX via SNVT bindings are not making it to the receiving controller. Viewing the outbound SNVT on the 102-AX shows a value, but the inbound SNVT on another controller is invalid or a default value.

Product Line

TAC Vista, EcoStruxure Building Operation

Environment

  • Xenta 102-AX
  • LNS SNVT bindings
  • LonMaker
  • NL220

Cause

The Node Configuration parameters are set with a send heartbeat of 0 seconds, which tells the controller to never send an update on the output SNVT.  All 102-AXs come with a default send heartbeat of 0 seconds, so for them to function in an LNS network where they must send data to another controller, the send heartbeat must be set to something greater than 0 seconds.

Resolution

  1. Open the Xenta 102-AX device Plug-in
  2. Go to the Node Configuration Tab
  3. Set the Node Minimum Send Time (SCPTminSendTime) to a non-zero value. The range is 0-6553.4 seconds.
    • nvoSpaceTemp
    • nvoStatOccBtn
    • nvoSetPtOffset
    • nvoLocalOccLatch
    • nvoEmergCmd
    • nvoUnitStatus
    • nvoBoxFlow
    • nvoTerminalLoad
    • nvoEffectSetPt
    • nvoFlowControlPt
    • nvoOccpncyStatus
  4. Set the Node Send Heartbeat (SCPTmaxSendTime) to a non-zero value. The range is 0-6553.4 seconds.
    • nvoAirFlow
    • nvoAuxTemp1
    • nvoAuxTemp2
    • nvoUnvInput1
    • nvoUnvInput2
    • nvoUnvInput3
    • nvoUnvInput4
    • nvoCO2sensor
    • nvoFanLoad
    • nvoHeat1Load
    • nvoHeat2Load
    • nvoMotorPositn
    • nvoActualValue
    • nvoOAirFlowRatio
    • nvoAirPressure

It is typical to set the Node Minimum Send Time and the Node Send Heartbeat to 60 seconds and the Node Receive Heartbeat to 0 seconds.

102AX Node Config Tab.jpg

 

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