For every point in FIN Stack, in the properties sheet the user can find a Write Level. That is the level were the point gets written in the FIN Stack data base.
For points that are connected, so they are basically coming from a connector(like Niagara in our case), there is going to be an extra property called HaystackWriteLevel. This level represents the level were the point is going to get written in the Niagara server side.
This property can be found in the main details window of the point as well.
In our example this property is set to level 16. This is the default level that Haystack points are going to get. This also means that in Niagara side, if we change the value of this point in FIN Stack, we will get the value on input 16.
If the user wants to write the point at a different level then 16, the write level value needs to be changed to that value, either by typing in the desired value or by using the small arrows to select the value. Then the apply button at the bottom right corner needs to be selected.
Once the write level has been changed, nothing is going to happen in Niagara side. Only after the user has changed the value of the point in FIN Stack we will see that the new value will get in the new specified input field.
The user can also notice, that once the HaystackWriteLevel has been changed, the WriteLevel has changed automatically. In our current example we changed the HaystackWriteLevel to 13 and the WriteLevel has become 8 (from the original and default value 17)
If the HaystackWriteLevel changes can be seen in Niagara, the WriteLevel changes can be seen in FIN Stack, by selecting the small 3 bars icons next to the Is Writable value field.
