Echelon LonBridg Server - Manual (Page 48)

42 LonBridge Device Class File
energy peak use, and one for lowest energy use. These network variables are
defined by the <nv> elements within the three <attribute> structures.
<device pid="9000011E294F1103" name="Lamp Module"
type="dimmer" brand="Echelon">
<attributes>
<attribute name="brightness">
<nvs>
<nv index="0" direction="input" />
<nv index="2" direction="output" />
</nvs>
</attribute>
<attribute name="state">
<nvs>
<nv index="0" direction="input" />
<nv index="2" direction="output" />
</nvs>
</attribute>
<attribute name="power">
<nvs>
<nv index="5" direction="output" />
</nvs>
</attribute>
<attribute name="energy_hi">
<nvs>
<nv index="7" direction="output" />
</nvs>
</attribute>
<attribute name="energy_lo">
<nvs>
<nv index="8" direction="output" />
</nvs>
</attribute>
</attributes>
<nvs>
<nv index="0" direction="input" size="3">
<byte index="0" length="1">
<attribute name="brightness" enum="true">
<enum input="default" output="5" />
</attribute>
<attribute name="state" enum="true">
<enum input="off" output="0" />
<enum input="on" output="1" />
</attribute>
</byte>
<byte index="1" length="1">
<attribute name="brightness" scale="200"/>
<attribute name="state" enum="true">
<enum input="off" output="0" />
<enum input="on" output="200" />
</attribute>
</byte>
<byte index="2" length="1">
<attribute name="brightness" enum="true">
<enum input="0" output="0"/>
<enum input="default" output="1"/>
</attribute>