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addresses are those configured on the tool and are relative to all configured tools-lines: the following
example demonstrates how indicating address=2 returns two controllers (one for RS1 and one for
RS2).
Example:
http://10.100.81.208/cgi-bin/rt_format.cgi?DEVLST=2|3|247
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> = heading
<xwebEVO name="XWEB EVO SYSTEM NAME"> = basic branch in which it is indicated that the system is
of type XWEB-EVO and its name
The basic branch reports the branches for each device indicated in the URL
The following attributes are returned for each device:
name=device name
adr=serial address of device
uid=univocal address of device in configuration xweb. differentiates from adr for the ability to address
the tools between the various serial lines
lanid=serial line.
Example: <device name="New_XR570C" adr="2" uid="1" lanid="RS1">
Each variable in the device tree can be
analogInput = analogue variable
setPoint = set-point
digitalInput = digital input
deviceStatus = status of device
outputStatus = status in output on device
alarm = alarm
Each type specifies attributes:
Name = variable name. Example <name>"Low Value Pb1"</name>
Value = variable value, where present. For the analogue variables, the dot is used as a decimal separator;
example: <value>6.2</value>. For the digital variables 0=not active 1=active 2=unknown; example:
<value>1</value>. For the variables the value of which is not available: <value/>
rt_format.xml
