Quality Information

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Quality Information

For objects with a status indication (most of them), this Driver performs a mapping of the status to OPC standard used in E3 or Elipse Power, as explained next.

For objects 1, 2, and 10

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Meaning

XX

XX

CF

LF

RF

CL

RS

OL

 

OL (Online): In zero, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

CL (Comm lost): In one, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

RS (Restart): In one, Q = 68 (Uncertain)

CF (Chatter filter): In one, Q = 80 (Uncertain)

RF (Remote forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

LF (Local forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

 

For object 40

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Meaning

0

RE

OR

LF

RF

CL

RS

OL

 

OL (Online): In zero, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

CL (Comm lost): In one, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

RS (Restart): In one, Q = 68 (Uncertain)

RE (Reference error): In one, Q = 80 (Uncertain)

OR (Over range): In one, Q = 66 (Uncertain)

RF (Remote forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

LF (Local forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

 

Other objects

Bit

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Meaning

0

XX

XX

LF

RF

CL

RS

OL

 

OL (Online): In zero, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

CL (Comm lost): In one, Q = 12 (Bad, device failure)

RS (Restart): In one, Q = 68 (Uncertain)

Bits 5 or 6: In one, Q = 80 (Uncertain)

RF (Remote forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

LF (Local forced): In one, Q = 216 (Good, local override)

 

NOTE

According to OPC standard, a quality greater or equal to 192 is considered Good.

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