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Note: Devices that have a Ping Interval of Never are not monitored; therefore, the device shapes may
not indicate the correct detached or failure states.
LonMaker Functional Block Styles
The LonMaker tool reflects the last known state of functional blocks. You may update that
information in two ways:
• From the LonMaker menu, select Status Summary (see Status Summary in this chapter for more
information about this feature).
• Select one or more functional blocks, right-click one of the selected functional blocks, ands then
click Manage on the shortcut menu. The Functional Block tab of the LonMaker Device Manager
appears. Click Test (see Managing Functional Blocks in this chapter for more information.)
The LonMaker drawing indicates the current functional block states using the following styles:
Functional
Block State Default Style Description
Self-Test Fail Red crosshatching
The functional block has reported a self-test
failure.
Disabled Yellow crosshatching.
The functional block has been disabled.
Override Dark blue crosshatching.
The functional block has been placed in
override mode.
Normal Solid cyan.
The functional block is in a normal state and
none of the states listed above are active.
When multiple functional blocks states are concurrently active, the style displayed is based on the
order of the states listed above. For example, a functional block in the normal state that is disabled and
placed in override mode will be crosshatched yellow, indicating the disabled state (disabled is the
highest-order state of the three). If multiple states are active and the highest-order state is then cleared,
the functional block style will be updated to display the next applicable state. Using the previous
example, if you enable the functional block, it will be crosshatched dark blue, indicating that it is in
override mode.
- LonMaker 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Chips or 2
- Preface 3
- Purpose 4
- Audience 4
- Related Reading 4
- Content 4
- Table of Contents 8
- Introduction 17
- LonMaker Design Manager 19
- LonMaker Shape Tooltips 20
- Automatic Channel Selection 21
- Simplified Shape Menus 21
- Firmware Upgrade 21
- Passive Configuration Mode 22
- Enhanced Subsystem Recovery 22
- Functional Blocks 23
- Connections 24
- Monitoring—Data Point Shape 25
- Network Explorer 25
- Multi-User Modification 26
- Resource Usage Reports 26
- Alias Table Summary 27
- Plug-in Enable/Disable 27
- LNS Network Database 28
- Visio 2003 Integration 29
- Windows Compatibility 29
- ONWORKS Basics 30
- LONWORKS Networks 31
- Network Variables 32
- Configuration Properties 32
- Network Variable Connections 32
- Visio Basics 33
- Installing and Activating 35
- Hardware Requirements 36
- Installing the LonMaker Tool 36
- ONWORKS services 37
- ONWORKS channel 37
- ONWORKS/IP Server, and the 38
- Installing Visio 39
- Activating the LonMaker Tool 44
- Entering an Activation Key 47
- Getting Started 49
- Design Overview 50
- Determining User Permissions 51
- Network Changes 52
- Subsystems 53
- General 54
- Options 56
- ONMARK resource files to be 57
- New Network Options 58
- LonMaker Default Options 61
- ONWORKS/IP 65
- ONWORKS functionality. This 68
- ONWORKS Device shape, for 71
- LonMaker Client Types 77
- Remote Full Client 78
- Remote Lightweight Client 79
- IP Network 80
- ONWORKS channel must be 81
- User Profiles 88
- Changing Passwords 90
- 76 Getting Started 92
- Designing Networks 93
- ONWORKS Network 94
- Creating Application Devices 95
- Creating Functional Blocks 100
- Creating Network Variables 110
- Creating a Router 118
- Creating a Channel 123
- Creating a Subsystem 125
- Creating a Supernode 127
- Creating Connections 129
- Dialog Box 130
- Connectors Hidden 141
- Opening any Subsystem 144
- Opening a Parent Subsystem 145
- Using Network Navigators 145
- Working with LonMaker Shapes 151
- Copying a LonMaker Shape 155
- Deleting a LonMaker Shape 155
- Editing the Title Block 156
- Hierarchical Device Shortcut 157
- Flat Device Shortcut Menu 157
- Exporting an AutoCAD Drawing 158
- Installing Networks 159
- Commissioning a Device 160
- Property Values 164
- ONMARK Device Interface File 166
- ONMARK Reference 166
- Setting the Neuron ID 168
- Using the Service Pin Method 169
- 162 Installing Networks 178
- LonMaker User’s Guide 163 179
- Using Monitored Connections 180
- Using the LonMaker Browser 182
- The LonMaker Browser Toolbar 184
- Customizing the Browser: 185
- Customizing Browser Rows 186
- Monitoring Network Variables 187
- Using Bound Updates 188
- Setting Values 189
- Clearing Values 192
- Getting Values 192
- ONMARK Resource 193
- ONMARK Reference Help file 193
- ONWORKS network 193
- Displaying Error Messages 195
- Using Data Point Shapes 196
- Updating a Data Point 199
- Updating a Scalar Data Point 200
- Getting a Data Point Value 201
- Deleting a Data Point Shape 203
- Organizing HMIs 208
- Maintaining Networks 209
- Loading Devices 210
- Once you have defined the 213
- ONMARK Device 215
- Replacing Devices 216
- Decommissioning Devices 219
- ONMARK resource files) 224
- Restoring a LonMaker Network 227
- Subsystem Recovery Options 236
- Using Subsystem Paths 237
- Using Subsystem IDs 238
- LNS Event Tracking 250
- LonMaker Event Log 250
- Merging LonMaker Networks 263
- 252 Maintaining Networks 268
- Managing Networks 269
- Managing Devices 270
- Managing Functional Blocks 272
- Managing Routers 274
- Device Manager Settings 275
- LonMaker Device Styles 276
- Functional 277
- Connection 278
- ONMARK documentation 281
- Using Resource Usage Reports 282
- Generating LNS Reports 284
- LonMaker User’s Guide 271 287
- ONWORKS Network XML File 288
- ONWORKS network XML file 290
- LonMaker Credits 295
- Using LonMaker Credits 296
- Viewing LonMaker Credits 297
- Using Deficit Credits 297
- Viewing Deficit Credits 298
- Adding LonMaker Credits 299
- Licensing Remote Clients 302
- Using LNS Plug-ins 309
- Using LNS Plug-ins Overview 310
- Starting a Plug-in 310
- Viewing Plug-in Information 312
- Viewing Plug-in Status 313
- Re-Registering Plug-ins 314
- Disabling a Plug-in 315
- Enabling a Plug-in 316
- Creating and Using Custom 317
- LonMaker Shapes and Stencils 317
- LonMaker Stencils 318
- Device Master Shapes 319
- Connection Master Shapes 322
- Creating Additional Channels 323
- Additional Device User Cells 324
- LonMaker Network Drawing 331
- Default Options 333
- Backup/Restore Options 335
- ONWORKS Import folder 336
- ONWORKS Types 336
- ONWORKS Types folder 336
- Device Options 341
- Functional Block Options 343
- General Options 346
- LNS Event Options 347
- LonMaker Font Options 348
- Naming Options 350
- Network Explorer Options 352
- Recovery Options 354
- Service Pin Options 357
- Shape ToolTips Options 358
- Synchronization Options 359
- Warnings Options 360
- Interfaces 363
- Interface 366
- ONWORKS® SMX™ 367
- ONWORKS Plug ‘n Play 368
- ONWORKS Plug N’ Play 369
- Exercise 371
- LonMaker QuickStart Exercise 372
- Order Form 379
- LonMaker Credits Order Form 380
- License Agreement 383
- ONWORKS Devices; 386
- Transfer Agreement 391
- Appendix G - Glossary 393
- Glossary 394
- ONWORKS 397
- ONWORKS installation 401
- ONWORKS device 402
- ONWORKS/IP Server 404
- 396 Appendix G – Glossary 412
- LonMaker User’s Guide 397 413
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