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Trane Tracer 100 (UTT)
OPC Server Data Sheet
| Devices Supported: |
Trane Tracer 100 running Version 10.1 software |
| Device
Manufacturer: |
Trane |
| Profile Name: |
TraneTracer100.PRO |
| Profile Built For: |
UOS |
| Platform: |
Windows NT4.0 / 2000 / XP |
| Interface Type: |
RS-232 (Computer comm port) |
| Max Devices
Supported: |
One per computer comm port |
| Protocol: |
Proprietary Trane Tracer 100 Protocol |
| Comment: |
UTT is comprised of the Universal OPC
Server (UOS) and the TraneTracer100.PRO device profile. The UTT
mnemonic is used to identify this unique combination. UOS will also support many other
devices that use serial or TCP/IP communications. Please refer to our web site for the
current list. |
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UOS is a stand-alone OPC Server that can be used
with any OPC compliant Client such as Intellution’s FIX® or FIX Dynamics®
or OA’s Enterprise Automation software. UOS has many advanced features like:
DataView, DataScope, Serial and TCP/IP communications support, and multiple
"different" device support. Please refer to our web site for more information on
UOS capabilities. |
| Contact: |
Dimension Software, Inc.
1536 St. Clair Road, Taylorsville, NC 28681, USA
Voice: (828) 635-7189, Fax: (828) 625-5319,
E-Mail:  ,
Web: http://dimension-software.com |
| References: |
UOS (Universal OPC Server)
Electronic Documentation. This includes context sensitive documentation on UOS
configuration and device dependent profile documentation. |
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TRANE Programming Guide, Tracer® 100 Series,
EMTB-PG-7, May 1990 |
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| Introduction
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| This document provides general information on the device commands supported by UOS and
the TraneTracer100.PRO profile. If you have installed UOS, you should also review the
sections titled About the I/O Driver, How Do I…, Setting up The I/O Driver,
and Using the PowerTool in the UOS electronic documentation. To get there, click on
Help and Help Topics in the PowerTool menu bar. The PowerTool is a client
application with a graphical user interface that accesses the UOS OPC Server and lets you
view and modify communications channel, device, and datablock properties. |
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| Device Commands Supported
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| The device commands supported are shown in Table 1. They are described in reference to
the profile command group that contains them. A "profile command group" is a
group of related commands. Usually it consists of an I/O Device READ/WRITE command pair.
However the command group can contain only a device READ command, only a device WRITE
command, or more than one device READ/WRITE pair. This depends on the protocol of the I/O
Device to which the command is directed. |
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| Table 1 - Device Commands Supported by the TraneTracer100.PRO Profile
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Profile Command
Group Name |
Description |
| Connect |
Used to initialize the Trane Tracer 100 |
| PT18-UCMAnalogInput |
Reads a single UCM Analog Input (Point Type 18) |
| PT18-BlockRead |
Use this command group to read a block of 15 UCM Analog Input
points (Point Type 18). You can read any block of 15 Point Type 18 values. To save
communications overhead, it is NOT required to have consecutive point numbers in the data
block. |
| PT19-UCMBinaryInput |
Use this command group to read a single UCM Binary Input
(Point Type 19) |
| PT11-CalAnalog_RO |
Use this command group to read a single Calculated Analog
point (Point Type 11) |
| PT11-CalAnalog_RW |
Use this command group to read and write a single Calculated
Analog point (Point Type 11 |
| PT11-BlockRead |
Use this command group to read a block of 15 Calculated
Analog points (Point Type 11). To save communications overhead, it is NOT required to have
consecutive point numbers. |
| PT08-CalBinary_RO |
Use this command group to read a single Calculated Binary
point (Point Type 8) |
| PT08-CalBinary_RW |
Use this command group to read and write a single Calculated
Binary point (Point Type 8) |
| Signal Conditioning
Name: |
Description: |
| NONE |
No Scaling |
| LIN (Unsigned) |
Scales 16-bit unsigned values to the database block's EGU
range. |
| LIN (Signed) |
Scales 16-bit signed values to the database block's EGU
range. |
| 3BCD |
Scales 3-digit Binary Coded Decimal values to the database
block's EGU range. |
| 4BCD |
Scales 4-digit Binary Coded Decimal values to the database
block's EGU range. |
| 8BN |
Scales 8-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant byte. No Alarming on Out of Range. |
| 8AL |
Scales 8-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant byte. Alarming on Out of Range. |
| 12BN |
Scales 12-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant nibble (4-bits). No Alarming on Out of
Range. |
| 12AL |
Scales 12-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant nibble (4-bits). Alarming on Out of
Range. |
| 13BN |
Scales 13-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant 3 bits. No Alarming on Out of Range. |
| 13AL |
Scales 13-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant 3 bits. Alarming on Out of Range. |
| 15BN |
Scales 15-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant bit. No Alarming on Out of Range. |
| 15AL |
Scales 15-bit binary values to the database block's EGU
range. Ignores the most significant bit. Alarming on Out of Range. |
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