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    Binary Output Priority Array in BACnet and Command Null

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      frankalton
      last edited by

      As we would focus on MANGO ES, I believe my technical post will in this group only.

      I have 2 questions
      Q1) I only know we can command the write priority in data points for binary output (active / inactive) , can we view the template for priority array? For example as below.

      0_1565150061293_cbt priority array.PNG

      Q2) If I use write priority : 8 , the MANGO ES binary ouput will point to priority 8, others priority from 9 to 16 will unable to function, as the BO we allow to set either "active" or " inactive" mode only. There is no NULL allow

      Please advise.

      Regards,
      Frank

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        phildunlap
        last edited by

        Hi Frank,

        To question 2,
        Setting an index to "NULL" as is in the image you have shown is to "relinquish" the set value. You can do this on the data point details page, and it is also possible to do via script.

        0_1565198578656_relinquish-button.png

        To question 1, I am not sure what you mean the template for the priority array. You should be able to read the priority array into Mango, but it may require some additional processing to get it from a string representation to whatever representation would be suited to your use

        0_1565198655141_relinquish.png

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          frankalton
          last edited by

          Hi Philips,
          Regards to question 2 on relinquisher, how can I come to the page you shown me ? I wish to know how you did that.
          I only manage to go to dashboard designer by adding "setpoint value" , as below-:
          0_1565272457953_1.JPG .

          Regards to question 1 on priority array, what I snap shot is from another software where we can see a BO priority thru a template by the software. I will try it out, if any further clarification require I will resend in this post.

          Thank you.
          Frank

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            phildunlap
            last edited by

            My screenshot is from the Data Point Details page.

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              frankalton
              last edited by

              Dear Philips,

              Can we have or how should we do if we want to have "one , zero , relinquish" ? As following, example.
              0_1566198517885_priotiry copy2.png

              If cannot be done, how about - the relinquish name change the name only to "Auto" ?
              0_1566198598881_relinquish.JPG

              regards,
              Frank

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              • phildunlapP
                phildunlap
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                For the first example I think you'd have to write that as a new component in a user module.

                For the second, while there may be a CSS selector to get that done, the easiest way would be to copy Mango/classes/i18n.properties to Mango/overrides/properties/i18n.properties and changing

                common.relinquish=Relinquish to common.relinquish=Auto

                This may require restarting Mango, though. There may also be other instances of the word relinquish you may or may not want to change.

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                • Jared WiltshireJ
                  Jared Wiltshire
                  last edited by

                  You can do it from CSS but its pretty hacky -

                  .md-button span[ma-tr="common.relinquish"] {
                      text-indent: -9999px;
                      line-height: 0;
                      visibility: hidden;
                      display: inline-block;
                  }
                  
                  .md-button span[ma-tr="common.relinquish"]::after {
                      text-indent: 0;
                      line-height: initial;
                      visibility: visible;
                      display: block;
                      content: "Auto";
                  }
                  

                  Developer at Radix IoT

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                    techalton @phildunlap
                    last edited by techalton

                    @phildunlap said in Binary Output Priority Array in BACnet and Command Null:

                    To question 1, I am not sure what you mean the template for the priority array. You should be able to read the priority array into Mango, but it may require some additional processing to get it from a string representation to whatever representation would be suited to your use

                    hi Phil Dunlap,

                    Regards to question 1 how to read priority array and can we control more than 1 priority array...if can pls advise us Tq

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                      techalton
                      last edited by

                      @techalton said in Binary Output Priority Array in BACnet and Command Null:

                      @phildunlap said in Binary Output Priority Array in BACnet and Command Null:

                      To question 1, I am not sure what you mean the template for the priority array. You should be able to read the priority array into Mango, but it may require some additional processing to get it from a string representation to whatever representation would be suited to your use

                      hi Phil Dunlap,

                      Regards to question 1 how to read priority array and can we control more than 1 priority array...if can pls advise us Tq

                      Any update ?

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                      • Jared WiltshireJ
                        Jared Wiltshire
                        last edited by

                        @techalton Phillip does not work at Infinite Automation any more.

                        Can you please clearly describe what you are trying to achieve. Please detail your current setup (details about your dashboards, datasource etc) and what exactly is not working the way you want.

                        Developer at Radix IoT

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                          techalton @Jared Wiltshire
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                          @jared-wiltshire said in Binary Output Priority Array in BACnet and Command Null:

                          @techalton Phillip does not work at Infinite Automation any more.
                          Can you please clearly describe what you are trying to achieve. Please detail your current setup (details about your dashboards, data source, etc) and what exactly is not working the way you want.

                          Hi @Jared-Wiltshire
                          alt text
                          can we read BACnet priority array status as image above?

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