Figure 2-8Example analog output command (setpoint)

Niagara Release 2.3
Revised: August 15, 2002
Niagara Browser Access Guide
Chapter 2 Graphics and Commands
Understanding Commands

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Multi-state output commands
Multi-state commands are used to select one of several discrete states fora multi-state device, such as a speed fan. In total, four different commands maybe possible, with default names of:
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Set—Set an output state at the manual priority level. A secondary popup provides a selection list of defined-states that you pick from.
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Auto—Clears any previously set output state at the manual level. Control falls back to the state set at the next-highest priority level.

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