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TemperatureSetpoint

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Component applicable for the LP, Touch Point, Control Point, and FP panels.

The TemperatureSetpoint component is responsible for configuring a temperature setpoint in the panel.

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TemperatureSetpoint component

The TemperatureSetpoint component has the following slots:

  • Status: shows the component’s status;

  • Fault Cause: shows the fault cause description;

  • Fault Status: informs about the point error status (true: point read/write error);

  • Enable: enables or disables the component (true: enabled, false: disabled);

  • Poll Frequency: allows to set the reading poll frequency (fast, normal, slow);

  • Write Type: defines a method of writing values (COV, COV_PollFrequency, PollFrequency, COV_LinkSet);

  • Trigger: allows to force sending values on rising edge;

  • Active: allows to activate or deactivate the point on the display (only for the LP panel);

  • Editable: enables or disables editing of a temperature setpoint in the panel;

  • Actual Setpoint: reads a current temperature setpoint value set in the panel;

Note: If the Write Type slot is set to COV_LinkSet and the Actual Setpoint slot is linked to the Out slot in the NVNumericWritable component, after reading the value from the panel, it is sent to the NVNumericWritable component.

  • Effective Setpoint: displays an effective setpoint value (actual setpoint and offset);

  • Offset Setpoint: allows to set an offset for a temperature setpoint value;

  • Operating Mode: defines a mode of calculating a setpoint (OffsetValue, SetpointValue);

  • Setpoint Display: defines a way of displaying a setpoint (OffsetValue, SetpointValue);

  • Third Point Active: allows to activate or deactivate a decimal point on the display;

  • Fast Edit Mode: enables a fast edit mode in the panel (only for the LP panel);

  • Default Setpoint: defines a default setpoint for the panel;

  • Low Limit: sets the lowest limit for a setpoint value;

  • High Limit: sets the highest limit for a setpoint value;

  • Offset Range: sets a range of the offset value for a setpoint (only for the LP panel);

  • Step: identifies a minimum difference between next setpoint values (step value);

  • Offset Name: allows to set a name for the temperature setpoint offset (up to 4, only ASCII characters; only for the LP panel)

  • Setpoint Name: allows to set a name for the temperature setpoint (up to 4, only ASCII characters; only for the LP panel);

  • Config Trigger: on rising edge sends configuration parameters to the device components (Editable, Mode).

The TemperatureSetpoint component has the following actions:

  • Read: reads the panel’s temperature setpoint value and updates the Out slot;

  • Read Config: reads configuration parameters from the panel (Active, Editable, Operating Mode, Setpoint Display, Third Point Active, Default Setpoint, Low Limit, High Limit, Offset Range, Step);

  • Write Config: writes configuration parameters to the panel (Active, Editable, Operating Mode, Setpoint Display, Third Point Active, Default Setpoint, Low Limit, High Limit, Offset Range, Step).