GSF Time-series Adapter Library Documentation

TSL Adapter Namespaces

PhasorProtocolAdapters

PhasorMeasurementMapper Class

PhasorMeasurementMapper Properties

AccessID Property

ActualDataRate Property

ActualFrameRate Property

AllowUseOfCachedConfiguration Property

AverageLatency Property

AverageMeasurementsPerSecond Property

ConfigurationCacheFileName Property

ConfigurationChanges Property

ConfigurationOutOfSync Property

ConnectionAttempts Property

ConnectionInfo Property

CRCErrors Property

DefinedDevices Property

DefinedFrameRate Property

EnableConnectionErrors Property

FrameParser Property

IsConcentrator Property

JsonConfigurationPath Property

LastReportTime Property

LifetimeAverageLatency Property

LifetimeMaximumLatency Property

LifetimeMeasurements Property

LifetimeMinimumLatency Property

MaximumLatency Property

MaximumMeasurementsPerSecond Property

MinimumLatency Property

MinimumMeasurementsPerSecond Property

MissingData Property

MissingFrames Property

OutOfOrderFrames Property

SharedMapping Property

SharedMappingID Property

Status Property

SupportsTemporalProcessing Property

TcpClientPublishChannel Property

TcpPublishChannel Property

TimeAdjustmentTicks Property

TimeZone Property

TotalBytesReceived Property

TotalConfigurationFrames Property

TotalDataFrames Property

TotalFrames Property

TotalHeaderFrames Property

UdpPublishChannel Property

UseAsyncConnect Property

PhasorMeasurementMapperTotalFrames Property

Gets the total number of frames that have been received by the current mapper connection.

Namespace: PhasorProtocolAdapters
Assembly: PhasorProtocolAdapters (in PhasorProtocolAdapters.dll) Version: 2.4.230-beta

Syntax

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public long TotalFrames { get; }

Public ReadOnly Property TotalFrames As Long
	Get

public:
property long long TotalFrames {
	long long get ();
}

member TotalFrames : int64 with get

function get_TotalFrames();

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Property Value

Int64

Reference

PhasorMeasurementMapper Class

PhasorProtocolAdapters Namespace