Lindy Carbon Monoxide Alarm user manual Filter Selection, Uit, Snmp Trap, Ffect

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4.9.1

4.9.2

OOPERATIONPERATION

FILTER SELECTION

All filters are displayed with the number, description, status, result, reactivation time and confirmation status.

[D]DISABLE

Deactivate the selected filter without changing the filter settings.

[C]CONFIRM FILTER

Confirm selected filter. The confirmation deactivates the filter for the duration of the reactivation time (> 4.9.2).

[F]FILTER CONFIGURATION

Configure selected filter.

[-] PREVIOUS FILTER

Selection pointer to the previous filter.

[+]NEXT FILTER

Selection pointer to the next filter.

[?] HELP
Explanation of the menu items.
[Q] QUIT	35
Jump back to the main menu without saving changes.

FILTER CONFIGURATION

References to sub-menus are marked with “>”.

A “(*)” before the “>” indicates that at least one of the inputs is applied to this filter.

[D] DESCRIPTION		[S] SNMP TRAP
Description of the filter.		In connection with an event,
[E] EFFECT		send traps to all entered trap
Effect of the filter result after the		receivers (> 4.5.1).
OR element.		no	No trap
thru	switched through	once	Trap if the filter event
off	switched off	occurs repeat Repeated traps
invert	switched through in	(every 60 seconds) until the filter
	inverted fashion	event occurs

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