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Event (Programming Events)

Default event configuration (EVENT MENU):

•Relay #1 will be activated when alarm A is reached.

•Alarm B will trigger relay #2.

•The buzzer will also be activated for any sensors that reach alarm B.

•Relay #3 will be activated when alarm C is reached.

•Pressing the silence key will acknowledge the latched Events and silence the buzzer.

•Relay #4 will be activated for any fault status.

Event programming serves to define particular actions. The following specific windows are used for such programming:

•Action

•Delay (Condition 1) (Condition 2)

•Delete

Action (Definition of Actions)

3. Event

 

001

 

-Action-

 

Target: Ctrl

 

Relay: #01

 

Actions are comprised of two parameters. TARGET identifies the component that will perform the action. The following three components may be programmed:

•Tx (Transmitter (sensor))

•Re (Relay Pack/Annunciator Panel)

•Ctrl (Controller)

RELAY identifies the output, which will be activated when the event is true. The output may be one of the following three:

•#XX (Activation of the component’s relay #XX)

•Buzzer (Activation of the component’s audible alarm)

•ALL (activation of all the component’s relays and audible alarm)

Delay (Programming of Delays)

BEFORE and AFTER delays are used to retard the activation or deactivation of an action. The BEFORE delay retards the activation of an action. When an event becomes true, the action will only be activated after the indicated delay. The AFTER delay retards the action’s deactivation. When the event is no longer true, the action remains until after the delay period.

 

3. Event

 

001

 

 

 

-Delays-

 

 

Before: - - - -

 

 

After : 01min

 

 

The BEFORE and AFTER delays may be programmed at 30 seconds, 45 seconds, or from 1 minute to 99 minutes by increments of 1 minute. The five dashes (- - - - -) indicate that no delay had been programmed. The AFTER delay can also be put into latch mode.

Latch Mode

•The latch function is executed on an EVENT state.

•It is possible to select the latch mode by editing the after-delay to the latch value.

•The EVENT stays activated until the SILENCE key is pressed.

•The silence key has two functions: silence the buzzer and unlatch the Event.

When the silence key is pressed, events in latch mode are unlatched and re-evaluated. If the Event conditions are still true, the given Event stays activated and returns into latch mode. If not, the Event is deactivated.

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