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Re: How to get Response after 'InvokeCmd'?

Answer: after the InvokeCmd the response is written into the ItemColl that served as input to the command. Daniel

Posted to Small & Medium Sized Buildings (Forum) by lumatec on 07-23-2008
How to get Response after 'InvokeCmd'?

Hello, according to the SmartServer's Programmer's Reference, p14-25, an 'InvokeCmd' produces a 'Response'. But with me, the command doesn't produce a value. Where (or how) can I get the response? Best regards, Daniel

Posted to Small & Medium Sized Buildings (Forum) by lumatec on 07-23-2008
Delete device

Hello, all our devices have an output variable called nvoFault. In order to read their values, we first call 'List' with <Item[@xsi:type="Dp_Cfg"][contains(UCPTname,"nvoFault")]>. So we get a list of all variables containing 'nvoFault'. We then use that list as input of a 'Read' in order to get the values...

Posted to Small & Medium Sized Buildings (Forum) by lumatec on 07-23-2008
Re: Number of Calendar exceptions limited to 50?

Hello Rob, I tried to define 54 exceptions each one has three events (including the 'LOCK'). 36 exceptions are once-a-year, 18 exceptions are once-a-month. While waiting for a solution to that problem I continue to work with only 50 exceptions, otherwise it won't work. My goal is to predefine all the exceptions needed with the Web UI. Later...

Posted to Small & Medium Sized Buildings (Forum) by lumatec on 07-20-2008
Re: Number of Calendar exceptions limited to 50?

I agree that the UI response time suffers a great deal as the number of exceptions increases. Are you actually defining more than 50 exceptions in advance? It seems an alternate UI other than a Web UI may be required to efficiently define large numbers of exception schedules. Could you be more specific about the types of exceptions you are defining...

Posted to Small & Medium Sized Buildings (Forum) by RobG on 07-18-2008

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