This parameter controls the failover mode of the interface. Specify
/FM=0for no failover /FM=1 for the primary interface
/FM=2 for the secondary interface. Also, for the secondary interface, the PCU number of the ICI mode communicating to the primary interface must be supplied. The details of the failover mechanism are described in Failover Operation section.
Default = 0
Minimum = 0
Maximum = 2
/fp=# Optional
The failover primary PCU address is required only if failover is used, and this is the secondary interface
Default, not defined.
Minimum = 0
Maximum = 2147483647
/fs=# Optional
/FS=# specifies the SYSTEM digital state integer value to replace an analog value that is greater than the analog filter limit specified by /FV=#. This parameter has no affect if /FV=# is not specified.
Default = 248 (No Data)
Minimum = 0
Maximum = 1024 or maximum SYSTEM digital state value
/fv=# Optional
/FV=# specifies an analog filter limit in integer or floating point with decimal format. If an analog value from Bailey is greater than this value, the interface will be replace it with the digital state code specified in /FS=#. The FV parameter must be greater than 1000 to be considered valid by the interface. If /FV is not specified, no analog filter checking will be performed by the interface. If /FS=# is omitted, the interface will default to /FS=248 (NO DATA) as the digital state to substitute for the analog value over the filter limit.
Range {0,1001 – n )
Default = 0 (disabled)
Minimum = 1001.0
Maximum = None
/icdb Optional
Even though the Bailey semAPI is designed to handle multiple user clients, PI Bailey semAPI interface expects exclusive control of the ICI device, specially the configuration of the point table on the ICI. If the interface is started in trouble-shooting mode (/ICDB), the user can simultaneously communicate with the ICI via Bailey’s TALK90 program. This can be a useful debugging tool for determining the current condition of the ICI. During normal operation, this option should not be checked.
Default, not defined.
