📄️ Device Object
The Device object represents the CC-ONYX controller itself on the BACnet network. Exactly one Device object exists. It carries the identity of the controller (name, vendor, model, firmware revision), the network configuration, and a set of proprietary properties used to monitor and configure the hardware.
📄️ Analog Input Object - Voltage
These Analog Input objects report the voltage-related analog measurements read by the CC-ONYX controller: the feedback of the two 0-10V outputs, the two 0-10V inputs, and the 24VDC output feedback. All values are expressed as a percentage from 0 to 100.
📄️ Analog Input Object - Lamp Feedback
These Analog Input objects report the feedback of the five lamp. All values are expressed as a percentage from 0 to 100.
📄️ Analog Output Object - 0-10V
The 0-10V Analog Output objects command the two general-purpose 0-10V analog outputs. All present values are expressed as a percentage from 0 to 100.
📄️ Analog Output Object - Lamp Command
The lamp command Analog Output objects command the five lamps. These objects expose proprietary properties used to configure the DALI control gear and the lamp behaviour. All present values are expressed as a percentage from 0 to 100.
📄️ Analog Value Object
The Analog Value objects hold the analog setpoints and computed analog values: the daylight setpoints, the network light inputs, the band-2 lamp feedback, and the per-control-output power limit and light value.
📄️ Binary Input Object - Digital Inputs
The Binary Input digital objects report the state of the eight physical digital inputs.
📄️ Binary Input Object - Relay Feedback
The Binary Input relay feedback objects report the actual state of the five relay outputs.
📄️ Binary Input Object - Local Buttons
The Binary Input button objects report the state of the six local buttons. BUTTON LOCAL STATUS is the first local button and BUTTON LOCAL 1 to 5 are the remaining ones. Each object reports whether its button is pressed.
📄️ Binary Output Object - Relay Command
The Binary Output objects command the five relay outputs.
📄️ Binary Value Object - Occupied Mode
The Occupied Mode binary value objects hold the occupancy mode used by the controller. These objects are commandable. Each OCCUPIED MODE object commands the occupancy of its associated Control Output.
📄️ 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.
📄️ Binary Value Object - Occupancy State
The Occupancy State binary value objects report the computed occupancy state of each control output. These objects are read-only.
📄️ Multi-State Value Object - Scene Control Local
The scene control local multi-state value objects select the active scene. Writing the Present_Value selects a scene.
📄️ Multi-State Value Object - Control Output Active Scene
The control output active scene multi-state value objects report the scene currently applied to each control output.
📄️ Multi-State Value Object - Sequence Control
The sequence control multi-state value object selects the active operating sequence.
📄️ Multi-State Value Object - Schedule Control
The schedule control multi-state value object selects the active schedule set. It also exposes the proprietary per-schedule runtime state properties.
📄️ Channel Object
The Channel objects let a BACnet client write a single value to a group of object properties at once. The CC-ONYX controller exposes four channels.
📄️ File Object
The File objects expose the configuration and log files stored on the CC-ONYX controller. They are used to back up and restore the controller configuration and to read the system logs.