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Programming single events
The actions are arranged on lines in a table, each with
Activation /
a check box for the activation of the action when the
Restoral
event occurs and a check box for the activation of the
action when the event restoral.
This section allows you to select the telephone
Tel. number "x"
numbers to call on event activation/restoral.
The output to be activated on activation/restoral of
Output
each event can be selected from the check-box list.
Notification to
If the panel is registered with the Cloud, the event will
Cloud
be sent to the Cloud.
Activate peri-
When the event occurs, the system will generate
odic event
Periodic event number 1.
When the event occurs, the system will cancel the
Clear call queue
outgoing call queue.
If this option is enabled, activation/restoral of the
Memory
event will be saved to the events log.
Activation of message playback on the keypad must
Voice message
be set on the keypad at address "001" on activation/
on keyp. 001
restoral of the selected event.
This section provides boxes for the selection of one of
Output scenarios
the 50 output scenarios, a field for event activation
and one for event restoral.
This programming field is for the selection of a control
panel operation that will be activated automatically
when the event occurs (refer to paragraph 12-1-2
Shortcut on
Shortcut on event).
event
This field is followed by a further two fields for the
definition of the respective parameters.
If a sounder/flasher is included in the outputs, its
Sounder/flasher
activation will occur in accordance with the selected
pattern
pattern.
If the event occurs, the system will generate silent
Silent event
calls which will not be signalled on the keypads.
Calls associated with this type of event will be made
Force call to
via the alternative channel of the channel
alternative chan-
programmed for each telephone number (see
nel
Channel on Table 11-1: Parameters of single
telephone number).
Calls associated with this type of event have priority
over all other calls. Therefore, if a priority event
Priority event
occurs, any ongoing calls will be interrupted and the
priority-event call will be sent immediately.
When the event occurs, the control panel will send an
Enable SMS
SMS message to all the duly enabled telephone
mess.
numbers (refer to Table 11-1: Parameters of single
telephone number, "Receive SMS" parameter.
If enabled, the dispatched SMS message will consist of
Automatic SMS
the event description contained in the Events log.
If the "Automatic SMS" option is not activated, the
SMS message, selected from the 50 available on the
SMS number
Nexus, will be sent (refer to paragraph 3-5-3 SMS
message texts).
This section allows you to activate additional outputs
(besides the one programmed for the "Outputs"
Other outputs
parameter) in connection with the verification or
restoral of the event.
At the bottom of the section is a button that accesses
directly the programming section of the object
Configure object
(system component) associated with the selected
event.
The "Force call to alternative channel" option is valid only for the Nexus that is installed.
For the conditions of Zone alarm, Terminal tamper, Partition alarm, Partition in Stay-mode
alarm and Partition tamper, if a monostable output is programmed in the "Outputs" parameter,
Programming events
Table 12-1: Single event parameters
Parameter
Software section
Installer menu section
Events, "Event type",
Events list,
"event", Activation/
selected event,
Restoral
Actions
Not available
Event ON to log/Event
Not available
Not available
Events list,
selected event
Events list,
selected event
Nexus
Not available
Events list,
Events, "Event type",
selected event,
"event", Activation/
Other outputs
Restoral
12-1
TelephoneNumbers
Outputs
Options
StartPeriodicEv.
Clear call queue
OFF to log
Local Message ON
(for activation)
Local MessageOFF
(for restoral)
Siren sound types
Options
Silent event
ForceAlt.Channel
Priority
Enable SMS
Automatic SMS
Other outputs
Note
OUTPUT
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