public interface IEDeviceElement extends IEEnum
Each device can also have different element values. These are stored
inside this interface. It has no direct members except those from the
inherited interface called IEEnum
.
Here is a small example of a device which has different elements per device. So, say, you have different devices H which are enumerated with an postive natural number from 1 to 400. Each device has different elements: TEMPERATURE,TEMPERATURE_MAX, TEMPERATURE_MIN,CALIBRATION_MIN, CALIBRATION_MAX, ...
The result is that each device now has different elements of the above items:
H1.TEMPERATURE H1.TEMPERATURE_MIN H1.TEMPERATURE_MAX H1.CALIBRATION_MIN H1.CALIBRATION_MAX ... H2.TEMPERATURE H2.TEMPERATURE_MIN H2.TEMPERATURE_MAX H2.CALIBRATION_MIN H2.CALIBRATION_MAX ... H400.TEMPERATURE H400.TEMPERATURE_MIN H400.TEMPERATURE_MAX H400.CALIBRATION_MIN H400.CALIBRATION_MAX ...
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
size()
Returns the size of the data component element.
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IEData |
template()
Returns the corresponding data component object of the device element.
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int size()
IEData template()
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