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2. Shock („SHOCK")
This sensor reacts to shock from any direction. An internal measured value is determined that is derived from the
acceleration. Even movements and permanent accelerations below the threshold do not trigger alarm.
The following command sets the threshold for shock to the value <threshold> and the minimum time for occurrence
of the shock to 1 second:
SET SHOCK <threshold> #1513
Threshold: 1 - 10 (1 = minimum sensitivity, 10 = maximum sensitivity)
The following command sets the threshold for shock to the value <threshold> and the minimum time for occurrence
of the shock to <trigger time>.
SET SHOCK <threshold> <trigger time> #1513
Threshold: 1 - 10 (1 = minimum sensitivity, 10 = maximum sensitivity)
Trigger time: 1 - 255 (seconds); this corresponds to the time that a shock must persist before an alarm is triggered.
The following command sets the threshold for shock to the value <threshold> and the minimum time during which no
shock occurs to <trigger time>. The additional parameter „INV" inverts the alarm criteria, i.e. the alarm is triggered if
there is no shock for a set period of time.
SET SHOCK <threshold> <trigger time> INV #1513
Threshold: 1 - 10 (1 = minimum sensitivity, 10 = maximum sensitivity)
Trigger time: 1 - 255 (seconds); this corresponds to the time that a shock must not occur before an alarm is triggered.
The interrelation of shock, trigger time, idle alarm and alarm is illustrated below:
SET SHOCK 8
8/10
IDLE
TIMER
ALARM
ALARM
SMS
Start
IDLE
SET SHOCK 8 10
<10 s
(IDLE)
SET SHOCK 8 10 INV
10 s
10 s
ALARM
(IDLE)
SMS
Start
IDLE
<10 s
10 s
ALARM
SMS
Start
IDLE
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t
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