The CoffeeMachineRecipeParameterType defines the parameters of a recipe for coffee machines.

The CoffeeMachineRecipeParameterType is formally defined in Table 46.

Table 46 — CoffeeMachineRecipeParameterType definition

Attribute	Value
BrowseName	CoffeeMachineRecipeParameterType
IsAbstract	False
References		NodeClass	BrowseName	DataType	TypeDefinition	ModellingRule AccessLevel
Subtype of KitchenDeviceParameterType
HasComponent		Variable	BeverageSize	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	BeverageSML	BeverageSMLEnumeration	BaseDataVariableType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	GroundsAmount	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	GroundsWater	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	Container	UInt32	MultiStateDiscreteType	M, R
HasComponent		Variable	CoffeeType	UInt32	MultiStateDiscreteType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	RcpType	UInt32	MultiStateDiscreteType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	MilkAmount	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	FoamAmount	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW
HasComponent		Variable	PowderAmount	Float	AnalogItemType	M, RW

The BeverageSize variable with the data type Float represents the beverage size as a percentage change in the set recipe parameters. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value % and the EURange property has the minimum value 50 and the maximum value 150.

The BeverageSML variable with the data type BeverageSMLEnumeration represents the beverage size preselection. The data type is defined in section 14.4.2. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The GroundsAmount variable with the data type Float represents the coffee grounds quantity. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value g. The value for the EURange property is device-specific.

The GroundsWater variable with the data type Float represents the water quantity. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value ml. The value for the EURange property is device-specific.

The Container variable represents the coffee container.

A selection of possible containers can be made available for the specific device via the EnumStrings property of the MultiStateDiscreteType.

The CoffeeType variable represents the beverage type, for example espresso, cafe crème or filter coffee, and thus defines the basic recipe.

The beverage type can be made available via the EnumStrings property of the MultiStateDiscreteType.

The RcpType variable represents the recipe type of the beverage.

The recipe type of the beverage can be made available via the EnumStrings property of the MultiStateDiscreteType.

The MilkAmount variable represents the amount of milk in a beverage. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value ml. The value for the EURange property is device-specific.

The FoamAmount variable represents the amount of milk foam in a beverage. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value ml. The value for the EURange property is device-specific.

The PowderAmount variable represents the amount of powder in a beverage. The value of the variable can be read and written.

The EngineeringUnit property of the AnalogItemType has the value g. The value for the EURange property is device-specific.