Schedule; Adding A Correlation - Mircom TX3 Series Installation And Operation Manual

After you have selected the panel(s) to apply the correlation to, you must select
the output or access point that is affected by the correlation. What choices are
available (that is, outputs or access points) depends on the choice you made for
Action.
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Finally, you can specify how long the action should take place. The For option
lets you set the duration of the action in minutes and seconds up to a maximum of
600 minutes. To set a duration, check the For box, and then specify the min
(minutes) and sec (seconds) settings. Uncheck the box if you want the action to
continue indefinitely.
3.8.3

Schedule

The Schedule section lets you specify when the correlation should be active.
By default, the Always schedule is selected, which means that the correlation is
always applied when the event happens. However, if you want a correlation to be
applied only during specific days and times (for example, during regular working
hours), then you must specify that schedule.
To specify a schedule, select the schedule from the During schedule list.
For a schedule to appear on this list, it must first be defined (see section 3.11,
Schedules, on page 96).
3.8.4

Adding a Correlation

To add a correlation
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If you chose either Turn ON high security or Turn OFF high security
from the Action list, you will get a list of access points to choose from in
the At access point list.
If you chose either Turn ON output or Turn OFF output from the
Action list, you will get a list of outputs to choose from in the Output list.
If one or both of outputs 7 and 8 are used to provide power to Aperio
hubs, do not include the output(s) in any of your correlations.
Expand the entry for your panel in the job tree, and then select the
Correlations entry for the panel.
Click Add.
In the Add Correlation window, set the following options for the
correlation:
• Event
• Action
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