GmsInt Configuration
GmsInt Type Configuration Data | ||
Data | Use | Description |
GmsType | Mandatory | GMSINT |
Attributes | Attributes | Object containing the attributes of the property. For details, see Table GmsInt Attributes, below. The empty object (“Attributes”: { }) resets the attributes data. |
GmsInt Attributes | ||
Data | Use | Description |
Valid | Optional | Validity flag. If false, the display data is set but considered invalid. |
Properties | Optional | Object containing the valid range values. For details, see Table GmsInt Properties, below. If the object is empty (“Properties”: { }), the range values are reset, and the range is |
UnitText | Optional | Object containing the engineering unit data. For details, see Table Engineering Unit, below. If the object is empty (“UnitText”: { }), the engineering unit is reset. |
GmsInt Properties | ||
Data | Use | Description |
Min | Optional | Min value. |
Max | Optional | Max value. |
Since the GmsInt can be based either on PvssInt or PvssChar, the values Min and Max must respect the following limits:
- In case of PvssInt: -2147483648 ÷ 2147483647
- In case of PvssChar: -128 ÷ 127
Engineering Unit | ||
Data | Use | Description |
TextGroup | Optional | Unit Text Group containing the specified engineering unit. NOTE: If the TextGroup string or Unit string are empty (it is enough that only one of them is empty), the engineering unit is ignored. |
Unit | Optional | String representing the engineering unit. This string must be written according to Desigo CC default language (en-US). NOTE: If the TextGroup string or Unit string are empty (it is enough that only one of them is empty), the engineering unit is ignored. |
Example
{
"Name": "Int_Value",
"PvssType": { "PvssType": "INT" },
"VL": true,
"AL": true,
"Persist": true,
"GroupId": "CONFIG",
"Description": [ { "Culture": "en-US", "Text": "Integer Value" } ],
"Display": {
"Valid": true,
"Icon": {
"Library": "Global_Base_HQ_1",
"Name": "Op_DP_Generic_None_001.png"
}
},
"GmsType": {
"GmsType": "GMSINT",
"Attributes”: {
"Valid": true,
"UnitText": {
"Unit": "°C",
"TextGroup": "TxG_EngineeringUnits"
},
"Properties”: {
"Min": -40,
"Max": 70
}
}
}
}
The following image shows the corresponding fields in the Models & Functions tab:
