Property | Value | Description |
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Status | read-only | Indicates the condition of the component at the last check.
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Enabled | true or false (defaults to true )
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Activates and deactivates use of the component. |
Fault Cause | read-only | Indicates the reason why a system object (network, device, component, extension, etc.) is not working properly (in fault). This property is empty unless a fault exists. |
Health | read-only | Indicates the status of a system object (network, device or component) in the station. Includes a timestamp. |
Alarm Source Info | additional properties | Contains a set of properties for configuring and routing alarms when this component is the alarm source. |
Monitor | Ping Monitor | Configures a network's ping mechanism, which verifies network health. This includes verifying the health of all connected objects (typically, devices) by pinging each device at a repeated interval. |
Tuning Policies | Tuning Policy Map | Refer to Tuning Policies/Default Policy. |
Poll Scheduler | Knx Poll Scheduler | Refer to knxnetIp-KnxPollScheduler. |
Local Interfaces | Local Interfaces | Refer to knxnetIp-LocalInterface. |
Knx Data Defs | Additional properties | Refer to knxnetIp-KnxStationDataDefs. |
The network Tuning Policies holds one or more collections of rules for evaluating both write requests (for example, to writable proxy points) as well as the acceptable freshness of read requests from polling.This is the default tuning policy which is always installed. More tuning policies may be created by copying and editing this default policy.
Property | Value | Description |
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Min Write Time | hh-mm-ss, 0ms ... +inf Defaults to 00–00–00 | Specifies the minimum amount of time allowed between writes to writable proxy points, thus providing a method to throttle
rapidly changing values so that only the last value is written.
A value of zero (0) disables this rule causing all value changes to attempt to write. |
Max Write Time | hh-mm-ss, 0ms ... +inf Defaults to 00–00–00 | If nothing else triggers a write, this property specifies the maximum amount of time to wait before rewriting the value to
the point. Any write action resets this timer.
The default (zero) disables this rule resulting in no timed rewrites. |
Write On Start | true (default) or false |
Defines a writeable proxy point’s behavior at station startup.
false for most tuning policies, except for those selectively assigned to more critical writable proxy points. This is particularly
important for large networks with many writable proxy points. For example, a Network with 4,000 writable proxy points, if
configured with only the default tuning policy (at default values), will upon station startup attempt to write to all 4,000
points, putting a significant load on the station. As a consequence, the driver (network) may generate write queue overflow
exceptions.
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Write On Up | true (default) or false |
Defines a writeable proxy point’s behavior when the point and its parent device transition from down to up.
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Write On Enabled | true (default) or false |
Defines a writeable proxy point’s behavior when its status transitions from disabled to enabled.
true , all associated writable points receive a write upon either the device or network when it transitions from status disabled
to enabled.
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Stale Time | hh-mm-ss, 0ms ... +inf Defaults to 00–00–00 | Defines the length of time after which the data for a point in the station database is considered to be too old to be meaningful
(stale).
A non-zero value causes the point to become stale (status stale) if the configured time elapses without a successful read, indicated by Read Status {ok}. Zero disables the stale timer. Points become stale immediately when unsubscribed. By default, the system indicates a stale proxy point status by a tan background color. In addition, stale status is considered invalud for any downstream-linked control logic. |