Echelon IzoT Commissioning Tool - Manual (Page 343)

selected using the preceding criteria, the Device Wizard will appear.
Scope: All networks, current IzoT Commissioning Tool computer
Prompt for Device
State During
Commissioning Includes the window in the Commissioning Device Wizard for
setting the initial state of application device/router applications and
the source of device configuration property values. This option is
selected by default.
If this check box is cleared, this window will be skipped. The initial
device state will be determined by the current setting in the New
Device Options box. The source of the device configuration
property values will be will be determined by the current setting in
the CP Value Source box located in the Configuration Properties
options category.
Scope: Current network, current IzoT Commissioning Tool
computer
Remove Unreferenced
Device Templates Removes a device template when all devices using that template
have been deleted. This option is cleared by default.
Registered plug-ins associated with a device template will become
unregistered if that device template is removed. You will need to
re-register the plug-ins using the Plug-In Registration tab in the
Network Properties command under the IzoT Commissioning Tool
menu.
Scope: Current network, all IzoT Commissioning Tool computers
New Device Options
App Devices Specifies the initial state of a new application device after it has been
commissioned. You have three choices:
• Online. Places the device in the online state. The behavior in
the online state depends on the device. A Neuron-hosted
device, for example, will run its application after it has been
commissioned.
• Offline. Places the device in the offline state. The behavior in
the offline state depends on the device. A Neuron-hosted
device, for example, will not run its application after it has been
commissioned. This is the default and can be used to bring up a
system incrementally.
When a device is offline, portions of its application may still
function and it will still respond to Online, Wink, and Test
commands. An offline device still receives network variable
updates, but it typically does not process updated network
variable values or send network variable updates.
Resetting an offline device makes it go online, unless the device
is in the hard offline state, in which case it will remain offline
after a reset.
• Disable. Disables the device’s application. The device
application will remain disabled, even if the device is reset. For
a device to be disabled, it must contain a Node Object functional
block. If Disable is selected and the device does not contain a
Node Object functional block, the device is placed offline. As
with offline operation, portions of a disabled device’s
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