Ramp Soak supported features
- Last UpdatedNov 23, 2022
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Feature |
Support |
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Part number |
PI-IN-OS-RAND-RSS |
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Platforms |
NTI |
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PI point types |
Real/integer/digital/float32/float16 |
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Sub-second timestamps |
Yes |
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Sub-second scan classes |
Yes |
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Automatically incorporates PI point attribute changes |
Yes |
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Exception reporting |
Yes |
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Outputs from PI |
No |
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Inputs to PI |
Scan-Based, Event-Based |
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Maximum point count |
No |
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Uses PI-SDK |
No |
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Failover |
No |
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* UniInt-based |
Yes |
* See paragraphs below for further explanation.
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UniInt-based
UniInt, which stands for Universal Interface, is not a separate product or file but rather is an OSIsoft-developed template used by developers and integrated into many interfaces, including this interface data simulator. The purpose of UniInt is to keep a consistent feature set and behavior across as many of OSIsoft's interfaces as possible. It also allows for the very rapid development of new interfaces. In any UniInt-based interface, the interface uses some of the UniInt-supplied configuration parameters and some interface-specific parameters. UniInt is constantly being upgraded with new options and features.
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SetDeviceStatus
PI Interface for Ramp Soak Simulator Data supports UniInt interface health tags. In particular, for a health tag with an Extended Descriptor attribute containing [UI_DEVSTAT], the interface writes the following values:
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a) "1 | Starting" - the interface is starting up
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b) "0 | Good" - the interface has successfully connected simulating data
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d) "4 | Intf Shutdown" - the interface has shut down
Refer to the UniInt user guide for more information on how to configure health tags.
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Note: Vendor software is required. PI Server may run on the same system as the interface, or it may run on another system.