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[B] Parameters |
This Driver allows using a Block Tag for reading events. This Block Tag must have all [B] parameters set to 0 (zero) and a size of 169 Elements.
B1 |
0 (zero) |
B2 |
0 (zero) |
B3 |
0 (zero) |
B4 |
0 (zero) |
Size |
169 |
This Block Tag must be configured with writing disabled. Block Tags return events on a list, therefore they can return 0 (zero) or more events. To handle these events correctly, users must use a Block Tag's OnRead event, which is called for each event sent by a panel. In this event's script, the Block Tag Elements can be accessed to determine the type of event generated, according to the next table.
Types of events
Element |
Description |
|---|---|
0 (zero) |
1 (one) for a new event or 0 (zero) for event cleared |
1 (one) |
An Integer with the event number, between 1 (one) and 99 or between 160 and 172, or between 176 and 183 |
2 (two) |
An Integer with the panel or node number, between 0 (zero) and 999 |
3 (three) |
An Integer with the loop number, between 0 (zero) and 99 |
4 (four) |
An Integer with the address, between 0 (zero) and 999 |
5 (five) |
An Integer with the zone number, between 0 (zero) and 9999 |
6 (six) |
A String with the text sent in a message |
7 (seven) |
A String with an explanatory text about an event |
8 (eight) |
0 (zero) if there is no extra data or 1 (one) if there is extra data, on Elements between 9 (nine) and 169 |
9 (nine) |
An Integer) with the ASCII code of extra data's first byte |
10 |
An Integer with the ASCII code of extra data's second byte |
11 |
An Integer with the ASCII code of extra data's third byte |
... |
... |
169 |
An Integer with the ASCII code of extra data's one hundred sixtieth byte |