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ezeio2:userinterface:configuration:devices:driverlist:ezesysinfo [2021-12-15 16:24] – [Description] johpar | ezeio2:userinterface:configuration:devices:driverlist:ezesysinfo [2024-04-03 21:42] – andreh | ||
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The ezeio MkII System Info driver provides system performance data as well as configuration settings for two of the ezeio' | The ezeio MkII System Info driver provides system performance data as well as configuration settings for two of the ezeio' | ||
- | ==== Configuration settings ==== | + | ==== Configuration settings |
**Modbus data rate (BAUD rate)** - The speed of the bus can be set or changed to align with the devices connected to the Modbus RTU port. The drop-down menu list all seven speeds defined by the Modbus.org specifications (1200 to 115200 bps). | **Modbus data rate (BAUD rate)** - The speed of the bus can be set or changed to align with the devices connected to the Modbus RTU port. The drop-down menu list all seven speeds defined by the Modbus.org specifications (1200 to 115200 bps). | ||
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- | ==== Registers ==== | + | ---- |
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+ | ==== Status & Registers | ||
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+ | === Device Status === | ||
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+ | **Driver info** - Typically this is the name from the program file | ||
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+ | **Driver updated/ | ||
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+ | **Battery & Signal** - Signal indicates the progress through the script. If driver fails to operate, signal number indicates progress | ||
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+ | **Driver status** - Color and text of status bubbles give a quick visual reference of Communication, | ||
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+ | **Communication** - Com count indicates number of successful and unsuccessful data packets received | ||
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+ | === Available registers | ||
Twenty registers offer a mix of performance date, statuses, GPS data, and a feature that locks in a GPS reference location. A description of each register is given below. | Twenty registers offer a mix of performance date, statuses, GPS data, and a feature that locks in a GPS reference location. A description of each register is given below. | ||
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**1. Uptime** - Number of seconds the ezeio has been running. Power cycling or rebooting the ezeio will reset " | **1. Uptime** - Number of seconds the ezeio has been running. Power cycling or rebooting the ezeio will reset " | ||
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**16 System Local Time** - Current hour, minute, second, based on the time zone set under the " | **16 System Local Time** - Current hour, minute, second, based on the time zone set under the " | ||
+ | <WRAP center round box 80%> | ||
=== GPS Location Lock registers === | === GPS Location Lock registers === | ||
- | Registers 17 through 20 are part of the GPS Location Lock feature. This feature works as a simple version of geo fencing for application such as rental equipment. When the lock is switched on, current GPS coordinates are saved as references (registers 17 & 18). If the ezeio (and GPS receiver) move from the reference coordinates the distance is calculated and shown in register 19, as meters. This value can be used in an alarm condition expression. // | + | Registers 17 through 20 are part of the GPS Location Lock feature. This feature works as a simple version of geo fencing for application such as rental equipment. When the lock is switched on, current GPS coordinates are saved as references (registers 17 & 18. |
+ | If the ezeio (and GPS receiver) move from the reference coordinates the distance is calculated and shown in register 19, as meters. This value can be used in an alarm condition expression. // | ||
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**17 Ref Latitude** - Latitude captured by "Ref Location lock" (register 20). This value will float, matching register 12, if "Ref Location Lock" is off. | **17 Ref Latitude** - Latitude captured by "Ref Location lock" (register 20). This value will float, matching register 12, if "Ref Location Lock" is off. | ||
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**20 Ref Location lock** - An On/Off switch is provided when this register is added to " | **20 Ref Location lock** - An On/Off switch is provided when this register is added to " | ||
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+ | <WRAP center round box 80%> | ||
+ | === Group area matching === | ||
+ | Register 21 is convenient to use for irregular shaped geographical boundaries. The value is set to the number of the group with the smallest area overlapping the controller location. An example of how to use this in an alarm expression is '' | ||
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+ | **21 Group by location** - The location of the controller (as determined by GPS, by cell tower or manually set) is compared every 10 minutes with the group areas in all subgroups to the group where the controller is. This register will be set to the group number of the smallest area that overlaps the controller location. If no area overlaps with the controller location, the value will be 0 (zero). [New since April-24] | ||
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