Pi interface for Bailey Infi90

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PI BaInfi90 1.8.4.9

Windows Service Installation Commands on an Interface Node or a PI Server Node with Bufserv implemented
Windows Service Installation Commands on an Interface Node or a PI Server Node without Bufserv implemented Manual service
PI Interface for Bailey Infi90 19 Chapter 5. Digital States

Interface Installation
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Installing Interface Service Manually
Help for installing the interface as a service is available at anytime with the command i90.exe /help
Open a Windows command prompt window and change to the directory where the i901.exe executable is located. Then, consult the following table to determine the appropriate service installation command.
Note: In the following Windows Service Installtation Commands you may use either a slash (/) or dash (-) as the delimiter.
Windows Service Installation Commands on an Interface Node or a PI Server Node with
Bufserv implemented
Manual service i90.exe install depend "tcpip bufserv" Automatic service
i90.exe install auto depend "tcpip bufserv" Automatic service with service ID i90.exe /serviceid X install auto depend "tcpip bufserv"
Windows Service Installation Commands on an Interface Node or a PI Server Node
without Bufserv implemented
Manual service
i90.exe install depend tcpip Automatic service i90.exe install auto depend tcpip Automatic service with service ID i90.exe /serviceid X install auto depend tcpip When specifying service ID, the user must include an ID number. It is suggested that this number correspond to the interface ID (
/id
) parameter found in the interface bat file. Check the Microsoft Windows Services control panel to verify that the service was added successfully. The services control panel can be used at anytime to change the interface from an automatic service to a manual service or vice versa.

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Chapter 5.
Digital States
For more information regarding Digital States, refer to the PI Server documentation.
Digital State Sets
PI digital states are discrete values represented by strings. These strings are organized in PI as digital state sets. Each digital state set is a user-defined list of strings, enumerated from 0 ton to represent different values of discrete data. For more information about PI digital tags and editing digital state sets, seethe PI Server manuals. An interface point that contains discrete data can be stored in PI as a digital point. A digital point associates discrete data with a digital state set, as specified by the user. The Bailey Station Status (Net90/Infi90 point type 6) has the following discrete values

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