timer.timerRunning

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timer.timerRunning

According to the BACnet protocol documentation:

Contains a value of TRUE if the current state of the timer is RUNNING, otherwise FALSE. This property may be used by other objects that require a simple BOOLEAN flag for determining if the timer is in RUNNING state. Writing a value of TRUE to this property, in any timer state, shall be considered a start request. Present_Value shall be set to the value specified in the Default_Timeout property. Writing a value of FALSE to this property while the timer is in the RUNNING state shall be considered an expire request and shall force the timer to transition to state EXPIRED. When writing a value of FALSE to this property while the timer is in the EXPIRED or IDLE state, no transition of the timer state shall occur.

Property timerRunning of object timer can be read and written using a single IOTag.

Text Parameters

Property

Value

ParamDevice

<deviceAddress>

ParamItem

timer-<objectAddress>.timerRunning

Numeric Parameters

Property

Value

N1:

<deviceAddress>

N2:

<type> = 31

N3:

<objectAddress>

N4:

<property> = 397

Tag Value

An integer value, where 0 corresponds to FALSE and any other value corresponds to TRUE.

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