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Smart IP Strobe (IPSTROBE)
PROGRAMMING AND ACTIVATION
The device firmware must account for the power consumption of the strobe (up to 4000mW). The
device will ship from the factory with the GPIO 0 output power budget set to 4000, as indicated in
Device Settings → Peripherals in GPIO 0 Peripheral Power. Additionally, the GPIO 0 Output
Description comes pre-set to "Strobe", with Output 0 Transitions configured to send an SNMP trap.
If a configuration file is used, add these settings to the
<GPIO
description_output_gpio0="Strobe" snmp_trap_for_output_gpio0="1"
peripheral_power_mw_output_gpio0="4000"
/>
The strobe will activate when the device triggers output 0. To activate this output, use IPClockWise to
directly control the GPIO output of the device within an event or alert, or use any of the other
following methods. Note: if using a configuration file, reference the corresponding settings in the Gen
2 Configuration document on the AND Customer Portal.
Audio Broadcasts (such as Paging or Intercom)
This method requires IPClockWise or other third-party software that supports paging to an AND
device. In the Device Settings → Priorities, set "GPIO 0" to "Yes" in the Message and Audio Priorities
section for the priority ranges desired. When sending audio to the strobe within a matching priority
range, the strobe will activate. When the audio stream ends, the strobe will turn off. Note: for third-
party software that does not support the AND priority levels, the priority level defaults to 50.
If using a configuration file:
<Priorities >
<action priority="1-25" gpio0="1" />
<action priority="50" gpio0="1" />
</Priorities>
Contact Closure Input
In Device Settings → Peripherals, set Activate GPIO 0 During GPIO 0 Input or
Activate GPIO 0 During GPIO 1 Input to "Yes", depending on the input
connected (0 or 1 respectively). When the input detects the contact closure,
the strobe will activate. When the contact opens, the strobe will turn off.
If using a configuration file:
<GPIO
gpio0_when_input_gpio0="1"
gpio0_when_input_gpio1="1"
/>
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