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Any Connector version. The program is called "connStatusProgramPoint". Runs on "point and allowProgram and connStatusPoint".
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ConnStatus via Equip or Site
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First, the user will select an equip they would like to use to get the connector status from. It can be any equip. Then add a connRef property tag to it like below (unless the query above was used).
Then create a program that runs on that equip only or if you have multiple equips for multiple connectors, then run it on those. When creating the program, don't select any points, all you need to do is select "Tags" because we will be using a tag from the connRef property tag that was added. Should look something like below when creating the program. We did it based on "equip and connRef" because we only have one.
Because "Tags" option was selected, the user will be prompted with the below pop up to add additional tags based on available refs on the equip. Since we added 'connRef', it will appear in the drop down for the user to select from. Once selected, the user will see available tags from the connector they can use. In this case, we want the connector status, so we'll select "connStatus" tag and finish creating the program.
From there, the user will now have the variable available to use in logic program. It can be something like if the status is not "ok", then set a boolean variable to true and use that for the alarm etc.
Below are screenshots of the program logic that the user can replicate. As well as a copy if they prefer to upload our examples. The example includes a “dis” variable so that the users will be able to know which connector it is in case they have multiple of them. The program is called "connStatusProgramEquip".
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