### Carrier Binary Value The information below provides a FULL description of this microblock and all of its properties. What information you see and what you can do with it depends on your license and the application you are in, and in some cases, a controller's driver version.
Microblock family | Carrier microblocks
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What it does | The Carrier Binary Value microblock can monitor and force (restrict) a binary value in a Carrier device. A Carrier Binary Value microblock: Is not visible to the network Does not contain a BACnet object Cannot be an alarm source Cannot be trended See the Carrier Binary Point microblock if you need these features. This microblock's poll rate is set in the related CCN Device microblock.
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#### Properties TIPS Alt+click any value in the WebCTRL® or Field Assistant interface to view property details, including its editing privilege and expression (location path) for use on graphics. You can right-click some properties in the EIKON® Property Editor and select Make editable or Make read-only to determine that property's functionality in your system.
Display Name | The microblock label used in the interface. You can use any characters (including spaces) in this field, except for the " character.
Reference Name RefName | Use the default reference name unless you want a more descriptive name for graphics or network links. Limitations: lower case only limited to 40 characters cannot begin with a number must be unique within a control program
Com Enabled | Check to enable network communications for this microblock. Uncheck when troubleshooting.
Path | Use the information below to format a valid path for the microblock you are using to read or write to the CCN point. Each item in the path is limited to 8 alpha-numeric characters. Check Editable if you want the path to be editable in the WebCTRL® interface. Path format: CCN://LINK/<table name>/<point name><:instance#><@force level> LINK represents the CCN device defined in the CCN Controller microblock. <table name> - Use one of the following: Definition table name:Data table name Example: `CCN://LINK/MYTABLE:MYDATA1` Definition table name:Instance number Example: `CCN://LINK/MYTABLE:1` Data table name Example: `CCN://LINK/MYDATA1` Where: Definition table name is the name of the POC table that describes the data structure of the child tables. Data table name is the name of the table instance that contains the variable or field being referenced. Instance# is the table instance number <point name> Example: `CCN://LINK/.../HEATSP` `` <:instance#> (Optional) - Use the instance number of the point name if the table has more than one point with the same name. <@force level> (Optional) - The force level being written to (a value 1–15) Example: `CCN://LINK/HOLIDAYS:HOLIDAY1/HEATSP@4` You can edit the address/path of a CCN point in one of the following places in the WebCTRL® interface: The Details tab of a Point Properties dialog box The Address column on the Properties > Network Points page
Default Value | The value that the microblock outputs when communication with all specified targets fails or when Communications Enabled is not checked. The default value is used when the Valid? output is False (Off).
Active Text | The Active Text your system displays when the microblock's output is on, or true.
Inactive Text | The Inactive Text your system displays when the microblock's output is off, or false.
Editable | Check to make this microblock's value editable in the WebCTRL® interface.
Editing Privilege | Preset - Each microblock property has an appropriate privilege or role assigned to it. You can use Global Modify in the WebCTRL® interface to find out what the actual privilege is. CAUTION If you change the Editing Privilege from Preset, the privilege you select will be used for all properties of this microblock, which is not always desirable.
Show Property Page Text | Check to show this microblock's value on the equipment's Properties page.
#### Simulation Define the value(s) the microblock will use when you simulate the control program.