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Example of using a conditional CROB to control BO 3 in slave 2 to using "Latch on" and Latch off" commands. Node address (of the slave) is 2. Object 12 Variation 1 Function 5 (Direct Operate) Device Address (point index) in this slave is 3 Point Count is 1 DNP DB address unused, we're using the IED (master) DB IED DB address maps to DNP.Data.IED_BO[0].0 (a value of 1 would map to DNP.Data.IED_BO[0].1) Poll Interval = 0, no delay. START #Flags/ Node Data Data Cmd Device Point DNP DB IED DB Poll #Enable Address Object Variation Func Address Count Address Address Interval 30 2 12 1 5 3 1 -1 0 0 END Setting DNP.Data.IED_BO[0] causes this to be transmitted from the MVI56-DNP:
Clearing DNP.Data.IED_BO[0] causes this to be transmitted from the MVI56-DNP:
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