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Tasks

Tasks are groups of actions that will be carried out. Logic can be applied to cause some actions to get executed or not based on the evaluation of that logic. You can drag n drop actions to reorder them.

			Name
			{{task.Name}}
	Add Task

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Devices

Devices allow you to assign a name to be used with Connection Settings. To connect to a device, you can reference a Device by name instead of repeating the IP Address and Port number every time.

	Name	Type
	{{device.Name}}
Add Device

Loggers

A Logger allows you to create logging preferences that can be used as an action in a Task. To create the Logger you will need to provide a name, the file location and the contents to be logged on each line in the file. Use {{ }} around a Signal to embed the value in the log entry. Check the Enable box to make the Logger active.

	Name	Log File Path	Columns	File Retention Count
	{{file.Name}}
Add Logger

Signals

A Signal defines 'I/O signals' to be used in various Tasks. Tasks are Triggers or Timers (coming soon). To create a Signal you must give it a Name, select a Device and select the Channel on that Device. Some devices, like the temperature probe, have multiple variables that are available. You will need to select that piece of information if it is available.

	Name	Signal	Channel	Variable
	{{signalProfile.Name}}
Add Signal

Triggers

Triggers are where Signals are used to monitor a signal for a certain condition to be met. Once that condition is met a Task is executed. A Task is a set of Actions. To prevent a Trigger from being 'noisy' and executing rapidly, for example when a temperature was hovering around the Trigger set point, we allow you to create a Reset set point. This will ensure that the Trigger will not execute again until the signal has met the Reset conditions.

		Name	Trigger	Reset	Task Name
		{{trigger.Name}}
Add Trigger

Schedules

Timers allow you to execute actions once or on a recurring interval. The rules that are defined give you finer control over when the actions are valid. For example, a recurring interval of once an hour but a rule that defines that the actions should only be executed between the hours of 8am to 8pm.

NOTE: Clock accuracy is important when scheduling tasks. Please make sure NTP is working. To make changes to NTP settings, please go to the DCP. Please visit jnior.com for information regarding Troubleshooting NTP if your unit is not currently synchronizing.

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		Name	Schedule Rules	Task Name
		{{schedule.Name}}	Add Rule
Add Schedule