Status in source: current.
Names: esPointInEventState
Technical details
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"\"A number referring to the event state of a point on an EventSensor. This number can have different meanings depending on the point class. If the point class is temperature, humidity, or analog input, then the values of this object are: 1=very low 2=low 3=normal 4=high 5=very high For contact closures the values of this object are: 1=point in event state 2=point in normal state For outputs the values of this object is the numeric code for the logical state of the output: 1 or 2. The logical state of the output is either active/inactive for relay outputs or on/off for power outputs. The logical state of the output has different nomenclature depending on the type of the output (relay output or power output): 1=active (for relay output) or on (for power output) 2=inactive (for relay output) or off (for power output) This is not necessarily representative of physical state of the output. Physical state is energized/de-energized, for both relay and power outputs. For relay outputs, the active logical state corresponds to either the energized physical state or the de-energized physical state depending on how the relay output is configured. For power outputs, the on logical state always corresponds to the energized physical state. For any point class and any point, if the event state is undefined, then the value of this object is 0. For any point class except output, this object is read-only. For outputs, setting this object to 1 puts the output into its active logical state. Setting this object to 2 puts the output into its inactive logical state. Setting this object to any value greater than 2 puts the output into its active logical state for that many seconds (up to 3600), after which time it puts the output into its inactive logical state. \"",
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