Driver objects |
IEC870_10332 -> Creating variables -> Driver objects and datatypes -> Driver objects |
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The following object types are available in this driver:
Driver object types and supported IEC data types for process variables in zenon
Driver object type |
Channel type |
Read / Write |
Supported data types |
Comment |
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COMMAND |
8 |
S* |
BOOL, INT, UINT, SINT, USINT |
For 'General command' - ASDU<20> in control direction In the standard corresponds to DCO (Double command); recommendation: SINT, USINT
*) If the command was sent successfully, the variable value will be set to 1; if the command could not be sent, the variable will be set to 0. |
MONITORING |
9 |
L |
BOOL, REAL, INT, UINT, SINT, USINT |
In the standard corresponds to DCO (Double-point information); recommendation: SINT, USINT or MVAL (F13); recommendation: REAL or SCL (R32.23); recommendation: REAL
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MONITORING TRANSIENT |
65 |
L* |
BOOL, INT, UINT, SINT, USINT |
For indicators not contained in GI.
In the standard corresponds to DCO (Double-point information); recommendation: SINT, USINT
*) The received value is immediately set to 0 by the driver. |
DISTURBANCE DATA |
64 |
L / S |
STRING |
To be able to fetch Disturbance Data files, you have to configure two variables with the same Function Type. The variable with Information Number 0 is the command and status variable, Information Number 1 is the directory variable. The index of these variables is ignored. |
Driver variable |
35 |
L / S |
BOOL, SINT, USINT, INT, UINT, DINT, UDINT, REAL, STRING |
Variables for the statistical analysis of communication. Find out more in the chapter about the Driver variables |
Channel type |
The property "Kanaltyp" is the internal numerical name of the object type. It is also used for the extended DBF import/export of the variables. |