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5.1.2 Adding a Folder
To add a folder
1 In the system pane, right-click the root folder. In the example,
ACME_Gateway.
2 Point to New and click Folder.
3 Type a name for the new folder. In the example, “Engineering”.
4 In the properties pane, under Page, in the Visible list, click visibil-
ity option. In the example, False.
5 Repeat the steps above to create a folder structure as shown.
Now that the folder structure has been created, it is possible to add the
objects needed to perform the required Xenta 913 gateway functional-
ity.
Note
• By setting Visible to False, the folder will not be visible in the
navigator display on the Xenta 913 web site.
Tip
• Each object that is added in XBuilder has a description property.
We recommend that you fill in a descriptive text for each object.
The descriptive text is shown in the Description box of the
object in the properties pane. However, in the following exam-
ples there are not always explicit instructions for you to follow
when you fill in the descriptions.
Notes
• The screen captures in this manual reflect a system where the
folders and objects have been set up for our case study. The fold-
ers and objects have been displayed logically.
• However, as instruction on how to move the folders or objects
have not been given for each procedure, the screen captures may
differ from what you see in your XBuilder project.
• Use the Move Up and Move Down commands to rearrange the
folders and objects so that they agree with the screen captures.
- TAC Vista 1
- Contents 5
- REFERENCE 6
- Index 181 8
- INTRODUCTION 9
- 1 About this Manual 11
- 1.2 Structure 13
- 1.3 Typographic Conventions 14
- 1.4 Prerequisites 14
- 1.5 New in This Edition 14
- 1.6 Related Documents 15
- GETTING STARTED 17
- 2 Planning the Project 19
- 2.2 The Target System 20
- Important 21
- Fig. 2.2: The ACME building 22
- 2.4.1 Units 23
- 2.4.2 Devices 24
- TAC Vista Device Structure 25
- TAC Xenta 913 25
- Energy Meter PM710 25
- 2.5 Developing the Project 26
- 2.6.1 Folder Structure 27
- 3 Creating a Project 29
- 3.2 Creating a Project 30
- 11 Click OK 32
- 3.4 Saving the Project 34
- To create a device template 38
- To add signals for a device 40
- Fig. 5.1: 43
- To rename the root folder 44
- 5.1.2 Adding a Folder 45
- 6 Visualizing Signals 47
- 6.2 Adding a Signal 48
- 6.3 Adding a Values Page 51
- To add more values pages 53
- LonWorks Network 55
- 8 Connecting to the LonWorks 59
- Unrecognized Units 62
- To add a connection object 66
- Connection Object 67
- PM710_Signals RTU4_Signals 67
- 9 Creating SNVTs 73
- 9 Click OK 75
- 10 Using Signals 81
- 10.1.2 Output SNVTs 83
- An example of an output SNVT 84
- 10.1.3 Input SNVTs 85
- An example of an input SNVT 86
- 10.2 Connection Objects 87
- 10.3 Multi-Connection Objects 88
- 10.3.1 Validating the Signals 89
- Communication 91
- 11.3 The Device Templates 93
- 11.9 Enumerations 98
- 12 Working with Third-party 99
- Communication Diagnostics 99
- 04-00124-06-en 100
- Driver Selection 101
- Verbosity 102
- Output log file 103
- APPENDIX 107
- A.1 General 109
- A.2 Basic TCP/IP Settings 112
- What is an HTTP Session? 114
- Rules of Thumb 114
- B Protocols 117
- B.1.1 Modbus Master Networks 118
- B.1.2 Modbus Master Interface 119
- B.1.3 Modbus Slave Device 120
- Device Status Signal 121
- B.1.4 Modbus I/O Signals 122
- Fixed Address Blocks 123
- Functions 123
- Description 123
- B.2 Modbus Serial Line Slave 127
- B.2.1 Modbus Slave Networks 128
- B.2.2 Modbus Slave Devices 129
- B.2.3 Pseudo Slave Devices 130
- B.2.4 Modbus I/O Signals 132
- Format Functions Description 133
- B.3 Modbus TCP Client 136
- B.3.1 Modbus TCP Networks 137
- B.3.2 Modbus TCP Interface 138
- B.3.3 Modbus Slave Devices 139
- B.3.4 Modbus I/O Signals 140
- Fig. B.4: BACnet IP 145
- B.4.1 BACnet IP Networks 146
- B.4.2 BACnet IP Interface 147
- Interface Status Signals 148
- BACnet Target Devices 148
- Device Template 149
- Device Properties 149
- B.5.1 BACnet MS/TP Networks 152
- B.5.2 BACnet MS/TP Interface 153
- B.5.3 BACnet Target Devices 155
- Fig. B.6: BACnet PTP 158
- B.6.1 BACnet PTP Networks 159
- B.6.2 BACnet PTP Interface 160
- B.6.3 BACnet Target Devices 162
- B.7 M-Bus Metering 165
- B.7.1 M-Bus Metering Networks 166
- Interface Properties 167
- B.7.3 M-Bus Meters 169
- B.7.4 M-Bus I/O Signals 171
- Clipsal C-Bus 174
- B.8.1 C-Bus Lighting Networks 175
- B.8.4 C-Bus I/O Signals 178
- Last Manual Page 184
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