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Reference Tables
Description of
Terms
See Binary Input (BI)
Object Technical
Bulletin--for BI Object
Attribute Table.
This section contains three tables that will help you define, modify, and
command Access Control System objects. The Access Controller Object
Attribute Table lists the attributes common to the Access Controller
object. The Card Reader Object Attribute Table contains all Card Reader
object attributes. The Access Control System Objects Commands table
lists the user commands available from the OWS and NT. The terms
described below may be helpful in using the tables.
Definable
You can set a value for the attribute, using Data Definition Language,
Graphic Programming Language, or the Object Definition window.
Writable
You can modify the attribute using the Object Focus window.
Object Default
A time saving function used in JC-BASIC programming. Allows you to
omit the attribute name when writing the logic. When omitted, the
attribute name is assumed by the program.
Array
The attribute is part of an array.
JC-B Writable
A JC-BASIC process or GPL template can write to the attribute.
Triggerable
The attribute can trigger (cause) a control process.
Range Check
The software verifies that JC-BASIC has correctly written to (modified)
the attribute.
CMD
Value is changed by using a command from the Action Menu.
PMI
The attribute appears in the Object Focus window.
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Default.
The value in brackets is the default value and remains in effect until you
change it.
String
ASCII alphanumeric characters, such as System\Object name
Boolean
0 or 1, with 0 and 1 representing logical states, such as True and False.
Integer
Whole numbers from -32767 to +32767, such as 22.
Floating Point
Values that contain decimal places, such as 67.5.
The code/default column shows numbers and ASCII text. The numbers
are used when defining the object in DDL, and the ASCII text is used in
Definition and Focus windows.
For example, for ALR_RPT (Alarm Report Type):
0 = none
1 = crit1
2 = crit2
where:
0 is used in DDL
none is used in Definition window
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