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<aid>
The access identifier parameter identifies the single equipment unit for which a threshold is being retrieved.
<aidtype>
Valid values for an access identifier type response parameter are:
EQPTequipment
<montype>
This is the monitor type parameter of the threshold given in this block. Values are derived from the MONITOR
TYPE attribute of the LMS1000 analog or function channel configuration. This parameter contains a suffix to
designate the type of threshold being retrieved. The suffix is separated from the monitor type parameter by a
hyphen, and takes the form LT or HT to indicate low or high threshold types, respectively.
Example: DCVOLT-LT
<locn>
This is the location of the threshold being retrieved. This parameter specifies the threshold number (alarm limit
number) of the specified analog or function channel. Valid values for this parameter are LILMS1000-x, where x
is a positive integer from one through four, which specifies the threshold number of the channel with which the
threshold is associated.
<dirn>
This parameter does not apply to LMS1000. The value of this parameter is returned as a NULL value.
<thlev>
This is the current threshold level for the monitored parameter. Valid data types for the threshold level for a
given monitor type are the same as for the corresponding monitor type parameter (e.g., for the channel with
which the threshold is associated).
<tmper>
This parameter does not apply in LMS1000. A NULL value is inserted for this parameter.
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