Reference file of CSV type
Data related to one object (I/O tag, station) is placed in one line and separated by semicolon. Line begins with a keyword according to the type of object, which data are placed in the row. For I/O tag data the row begins with the keyword POINT, for communication station data the row begins with the word STATION. Order and meaning of individual data (columns) in line are defined by column definition, which is described in some of lines above the lines with data. Column definition is valid until next column definition occurs. Column meaning definition begins with the keyword :STATION (for object of Station type), or :POINT (for object of I/O tag type).
Keywords for definition of column meaning - stations
NAME – object name
DESCRIPT – object description
PROTOCOL – values equal to REF file values
UPDATE_POINTS – it processes also I/O tags defined after station: YES/NO
Keywords for definition of column meaning - I/O tags
NAME – object name
DESCRIPT – object description
D2TYPE – I/O tag type: AI, AO, CI, CO, DI, DOut, TiA, ToA, TiR, ToR, QI
TECH_UNIT – technical units
LL – the lowest limit
L – low limit
H – high limit
HL – the highest limit
ADDRESS1 – address
ADDRESS2 – address
DEAD_BAND – dead band
TECH_CONV1, TECH_CONV2, TECH_CONV3, TECH_CONV4, TECH_CONV5 – technical conversion – values equal with REF file values
ARCHIV – create archive object: YES/NO
ARC_FILTERL – archive filter: value below limit
ARC_FILTERN – archive filter: value in limit
ARC_FILTERH – archive filter: value above limit
ARC_FILTER – archive filter: value (for all the three cases)
%IGNORE – column, where keyword begins with the character % is not processed
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