The read-only version of a control point represents a data item that provides information and cannot be changed. Unlike the writable point version, there are no input type properties for read-only points. These four types are: BooleanPoint, NumericPoint, EnumPoint, and StringPoint.
The writable version of a control point represents a data item that can be changed as well as read (usually by the station). These types are: BooleanWritable, NumericWritable, EnumWritable, and StringWritable.
All writable points provide right-click actions. Override actions are evaluated within the priority scheme used by any writable
point. In the case of the set action, the point’s Fallback property is modified. BooleanWritable points also offer built-in minimum on/off timers.
An array of 16 InN inputs, each with a different priority level, plus a Fallback property are available to write a writable point’s value. Level 1 is the highest priority, and level 16 is the lowest. By
default, the point’s value can also be set with an operator-issued action (right-click action), available at priority levels
8 (override) and 1 (emergency).
The 16 priority levels used by writable points are modeled after corresponding BACnet priority levels.
Priority levels conform to the following conventions, from highest to lowest: