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KBD300A PROPERTIES EXPOSED FOR SCRIPTS AND EXPRESSIONS
The following table lists Pelco KBD300A device properties that can be used in scripts and expressions.
Table AD. KBD300A Properties and Values
TYPE OF
PROPERTY
PROPERTY
PROPERTY
VALUE
INDICATES
Read
Username
Reserved for internal use by system.
Password
Reserved for internal use by system.
Camera
Reserved for internal use by system.
Monitor
Reserved for internal use by system.
Preset
Reserved for internal use by system.
MomentaryKey
1
The MOM key is being pressed by the operator. Use this property to trigger an alarm or
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
Keyboard1.MomentaryKey = 1
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
0
The MOM key has been released by the operator.
AuxOnKey
1
The AUX ON key is being pressed by the operator. Use this property to trigger an alarm or
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
Keyboard1.AuxOnKey = 1
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
0
The AUX ON key has been released by the operator.
AuxOffkey
1
The AUX OFF key is being pressed by the operator. Use this property to trigger an alarm or
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
Keyboard1.AuxOffKey = 1
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
0
The AUX OFF key has been released by the operator.
HoldKey
1 or 0
The value of each of these keys (HOLD, PATTERN, and MACRO) toggles between 1 and 0
each time the key is pressed and released. The value is initially 0. The first time the key is
pressed and released, the value becomes 1; the second time, it becomes 0; and so on.
Use these properties to trigger an alarm or event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
each time the key is pressed and released. The value is initially 0. The first time the key is
pressed and released, the value becomes 1; the second time, it becomes 0; and so on.
Use these properties to trigger an alarm or event.
Example: You might define the alarm/event expression as follows:
Keyboard1.HoldKey = 1
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
Then you can define an On Event script that runs when the expression
becomes true.
PatternKey
1 or 0
MacroKey
1 or 0