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5. Specify the initial state of the replacement device’s application, and select the source of the
configuration property values and management of device-specific configuration properties as
follows:
State Set the state of the device application after the replacement device
has been commissioned. You have four choices:
• Default. The state of the replacement device’s application is
determined by the current setting under the New Device
Options box in the Network Properties: Device options
category. If the device was previously commissioned and is
able to communicate, the default state is the state of the device
before the current operation.
• Online. Places the replacement device in the online state. The
behavior in the online state depends on the device. A
Neuron-hosted device, for example, will run its application after
it has been commissioned.
• Offline. Places the replacement device in the offline state. The
behavior in the offline state depends on the device. A
Neuron-hosted device, for example, will not run its application
after it has been commissioned. This is the default and can be
used to bring up a system incrementally.
When a device is offline, portions of its application may still
function and it will still respond to Online, Wink, and Test
commands. An offline device still receives network variable
updates, but it typically does not process updated network
variable values or send network variable updates.
Resetting an offline device makes it go online, unless the device
is in the hard offline state, in which case it will remain offline
after a reset.
• Disable. Keeps the replacement device’s application disabled
even if the device is reset. For a device to be disabled, it must
contain a Node Object functional block. If Disable is selected
- OpenLNS Commissioning Tool 1
- User's Guide 1
- Chips in such applications 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Preface 11
- Audience 12
- System Requirements 12
- OpenLNS CT Documentation 12
- Purpose 12
- Content 15
- Introduction 17
- New Features 18
- OpenLNS CT Versions 20
- OpenLNS CT Network Designs 20
- LONWORKS Basics 21
- Routers 22
- Applications 22
- Network Variables 22
- Configuration Properties 23
- Functional Blocks 23
- Functional Profiles 23
- Subsystems 24
- Visio Basics 25
- 10 Introduction 26
- Installing and Activating 27
- OpenLNS CT 27
- Ordering OpenLNS CT 28
- ONMARK reference 30
- ONWORKS 33
- ONWORKS folder that 33
- Getting Started 41
- Design Overview 42
- Determining User Permissions 43
- Network Changes 44
- Connections 44
- General 46
- Options 48
- ONMARK resource files to be 49
- New Network Options 50
- OpenLNS CT Default Options 53
- ONWORKS Interfaces 55
- IP-852 Configuration Server 60
- ONWORKS functionality. This 62
- Database 63
- 4User Profiles in 69
- ONWORKS channel 70
- OpenLNS CT Client Types 71
- Remote Full Client 72
- 4Restoring an 75
- User Profiles 82
- Creating a New User Profile 83
- Changing Passwords 85
- 72 Getting Started 88
- Designing Networks 89
- Creating a LONWORKS Network 90
- Creating Application Devices 91
- Creating Functional Blocks 97
- Deleting Dynamic FBs 107
- Creating Network Variables 108
- ONWORKS devices support 109
- SmartShapes 114
- Creating a Router 117
- Creating a Channel 122
- Creating a Subsystem 124
- Creating a Supernode 126
- Creating Connections 128
- Dialog Box 130
- Message Service Type 134
- Addressing Mode 135
- Opening any Subsystem 144
- Opening a Parent Subsystem 145
- Using Network Navigators 145
- Managing Device Templates 148
- ONWORKS Import 150
- Editing the Title Block 157
- Using AutoCAD Drawings 158
- Exporting an AutoCAD Drawing 159
- 144 Designing Networks 160
- Installing Networks 161
- Commissioning a Device 162
- Property Values 166
- ONMARK Device Interface File 168
- Setting the Neuron ID 170
- Using the Service Pin Method 171
- 164 Installing Networks 180
- OpenLNS CT User’s Guide 165 181
- Using Monitored Connections 182
- Using the OpenLNS CT Browser 184
- Customizing the Browser 186
- Customizing Browser Columns 187
- Customizing Browser Rows 187
- Hiding Browser Rows 188
- Monitoring Network Variables 189
- Using Bound Updates 190
- Setting Values 191
- Clearing Values 194
- Getting Values 194
- ONWORKS network 195
- Displaying Error Messages 197
- Managing Functional Blocks 197
- Using Data Point SmartShapes 198
- Updating a Data Point 201
- Updating a Scalar Data Point 202
- Getting a Data Point Value 203
- Using a Macro to Read Values 209
- Organizing HMIs 210
- Maintaining Networks 211
- Loading Devices 212
- ONMARK Device 217
- Replacing Devices 218
- Decommissioning Devices 221
- ONMARK resource files) 225
- Subsystem Recovery Options 238
- Using Subsystem Paths 240
- Using Subsystem IDs 240
- OpenLNS Event Tracking 252
- OpenLNS CT Event Log 252
- ONWORKS Network 256
- ONWORKS network to 256
- Merging OpenLNS CT Networks 263
- Limitations 264
- Information Loss 264
- Managing Networks 269
- Managing Devices 271
- Managing Routers 274
- Device Manager Settings 275
- OpenLNS CT Device Styles 276
- Functional 277
- Connection 279
- Point State 279
- Default Style Description 279
- ONMARK documentation 282
- Using Resource Usage Reports 283
- Alias Table Summary 284
- OpenLNS CT User’s Guide 269 285
- 270 Managing Networks 286
- XML file, view a L 287
- ONWORKS Network XML File 288
- ONWORKS network XML file 290
- Managing OpenLNS CT Licenses 295
- Maintaining OpenLNS CT 296
- Professional Edition 302
- Using Plug-ins 309
- Using Plug-ins Overview 310
- Starting a Plug-in 310
- Viewing Plug-in Information 312
- Viewing Plug-in Status 313
- Re-Registering Plug-ins 314
- Disabling a Plug-in 315
- Enabling a Plug-in 315
- Creating and Using Custom 317
- OpenLNS CT Stencils 318
- Device Master SmartShapes 320
- 5Additional Functional 321
- Creating Additional Channels 324
- Additional Device User Cells 325
- OpenLNS CT Network Drawing 332
- Appendix A 333
- Backup/Restore Options 335
- ONWORKS Types 336
- ONWORKS Types folder 336
- Device Options 341
- Functional Block Options 343
- General Options 346
- OpenLNS Event Options 347
- Naming Options 349
- Network Explorer Options 351
- ONWORKS\Types 352
- OpenLNS CT Font Options 353
- Recovery Options 354
- Service Pin Options 357
- Shape ToolTips Options 358
- Synchronization Options 359
- Warnings Options 360
- Appendix B 363
- Glossary 363
- ONWORKS installation 374
- ONWORKS control networks 375
- ONMARK certification of a 378
- ONWORKS device. UNVTs 381
- Appendix C 383
- OpenLNS Software License 383
- Agreement 383
- Appendix D 391
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