How to use GXDLMSActionSchedule to open valve

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By lukeV , 29 January, 2020
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Hello,

I'm trying to use your libraries in a small tool. My aim is open valve with GXDLMSActionSchedule but I don't understand how to use this class.

I need to use obis 0.0.15.0.1.255, attribute 2 "ExecutedScript", with this structure
<Structure>
<OctetString>
<SpecifiedLength>6</SpecifiedLength>
<Contents>00000A006AFF</Contents>
</OctetString>
<LongUnsigned>0</LongUnsigned>
</Structure>

Anyone can help me?
Thanks

Kurumi

6 years 9 months ago

Hi,

You set action time to action schedule. Action schedule calls wanted Script table object.
You can use GXDLMSDirector to check this. I believe it's easier to implement after that.

Are you sure of the data structure? It's not what standard says.

BR,
Mikko

SgmUsr

6 years 9 months ago

Thanks for the response. (sorry but I had to create new account because I had a problem with my old company mail)

I'm sure about structure (BlueBook)
script ::= structure
{
script_logical_name: octet-string,
script_selector: long-unsigned
}

Thanks

Kurumi

6 years 9 months ago

Hi,

Sorry, I misunderstood what you want to do.
You just want to add an executed script and not invoke it. If this is correct do the following.

GXDLMSScriptTable s = new GXDLMSScriptTable("0.0.15.0.1.255");

GXDLMSActionSchedule act = new GXDLMSActionSchedule ();
act.Target = s;
act.ExecutedScriptSelector = 0;
Write(act, 2);

BR,
Mikko