Binary Value Object - Network Digital Inputs
The Network Digital Input binary value objects let a BACnet client provide up to sixteen virtual digital inputs to the CC-ONYX controller. These objects are commandable.
Objects
| Type | Instance | Name |
|---|---|---|
| BV | 2 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 1 |
| BV | 3 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 2 |
| BV | 4 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 3 |
| BV | 5 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 4 |
| BV | 6 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 5 |
| BV | 7 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 6 |
| BV | 8 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 7 |
| BV | 9 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 8 |
| BV | 10 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 9 |
| BV | 11 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 10 |
| BV | 12 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 11 |
| BV | 13 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 12 |
| BV | 14 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 13 |
| BV | 15 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 14 |
| BV | 16 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 15 |
| BV | 17 | NETWORK DIGITAL INPUT 16 |
Properties
List of available properties for the Network Digital Input objects. Properties with an identifier of 512 or higher are proprietary.
| Property Identifier | Property ID | Property Datatype | Writable / Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|
| Object_Identifier | 75 | BACnetObjectIdentifier | R |
| Object_Name | 77 | CharacterString | R |
| Object_Type | 79 | BACnetObjectType | R |
| Present_Value | 85 | BACnetBinaryPV | W (commandable) |
| Status_Flags | 111 | BACnetStatusFlags | R |
| Event_State | 36 | BACnetEventState | R |
| Out_Of_Service | 81 | BOOLEAN | W |
| Priority_Array | 87 | BACnetPriorityArray | R |
| Relinquish_Default | 104 | BACnetBinaryPV | R |
| Property_List | 371 | BACnetARRAY of Unsigned | R |
| Description | 28 | CharacterString | R |
| Reliability | 103 | BACnetReliability | R |
| Active_Text | 4 | CharacterString | R |
| Inactive_Text | 46 | CharacterString | R |
| Group_Command_Allowed | 532 | Enumerated | W |
Proprietary Properties
Group_Command_Allowed (532)
Controls whether this network digital input is allowed to be used in the control. The Present_Value stays writable at all times. This property only gates whether the operation acts on the binary input value. The values are as follows:
- 0 - the input cannot command the output active or inactive.
- 1 - the input can only command the output inactive.
- 2 - the input can only command the output active.
- 3 - the input can command the output active or inactive.
The default value is 3.