Program: Key.d - Universal Devices ISY-994i User Manual

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11.5.4.2Program: Key.D

Control 'Mudroom / MudRm Button.D' is switched On

Or Control 'Mudroom / MudRm Button.D' is switched Off

$sKeypress_sequence *= 10

$sKeypress_sequence += 4 <----- unique number for each key

Wait 1 second

Run Program 'Key.D' (Else Path)

- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

The second set of program(s) is triggered by the state variable $sKeypress_sequence. Each

combination result requires a separate program that is enabled and a desired combination

variable. This same technique can be used to operate many devices from the same keypad

with only one extra program per combination desired.

My program uses one Integer variable called $cARM.COMBO (Note I use the 'c' prefix to

denote a variable used as a constant value.) This number needs to be manually set into the

variable as well as it's 'init to' value.

Your key combinations have no length restrictions other than the signed 32 bit value itself

so 9 digit combinations should not be a problem. Mixing 3 digit and 5 digit combinations

should also not be a problem except that longer combination sequences cannot start with

the same key sequence as a shorter combination sequence.

Any time a pause in entry, more than 4 seconds, is encountered after the last keypress the

internal sequence recording is reset and you will have to start over.