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    Niagara AX- How do you write a boolean value when a device comm goes down?

    Im looking to create some logic if someone shuts the power off to one of the chillers. Since it will not see a actual alarm from the chiller i want to switch over to the other chiller when the comm goes down. Seems like it should be pretty easy but i could not get anything to work.

    Also what are you guys using for rolling average blocks? I want take multiple snapshots of a value over a period of time.

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    You could use a StatusDemux in KitControl
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    Check out kitControl/Util/StatusDemux.

    Part 2 there is a Numeric Delay that maybe what you want. There is also an average feature in the History Chart Builder that sets duration and average under the rollup line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billcontrols View Post
    Check out kitControl/Util/StatusDemux.

    Part 2 there is a Numeric Delay that maybe what you want. There is also an average feature in the History Chart Builder that sets duration and average under the rollup line.
    Thanks guys you both solved my issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by droptchevy View Post
    ... switch over to the other chiller when the comm goes down. ...
    build a ProgramObject ..... add a property (health) of type driver:PingHealth

    then ... boolean b = getHealth().getDown() ;

    make a link from yourDevice/health -> yourProgram/health

    Quote Originally Posted by droptchevy View Post
    Also what are you guys using for rolling average blocks? I want take multiple snapshots of a value over a period of time.
    vykonPro NumericHistoryCalc and NumericHistoryAnalysis
    1 + 1 = 3 ( *** for very large values of 1)

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