Avitec AB CSFT1922 Manual Do Utilizador
COMMAND AND ATTRIBUTE SUMMARY
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6/15/2004
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Note!
In order to configure the external alarm polarity (active high or active low), please refer to
attribute EXT.
4.12
EX3 - External Alarm 3
The external alarm allows the user to connect external alarm sources, for example fire alarms or external
door sensors to the controller.
door sensors to the controller.
This is a purely digital measurement, i.e. either the external alarm is OK, or in Error.
Lower Threshold:
Not Used.
Not Used.
Upper Threshold:
Not Used
Not Used
Time Threshold:
Defines how many seconds an external alarm should be in error state before an alarm is generated.
Defines how many seconds an external alarm should be in error state before an alarm is generated.
Example:
GET ALA EX3
Reply:
0 0 4 000 000 002
Meaning that lower and upper thresholds are ignored, and the external alarm needs to be in Error state
for 2 seconds before an alarm is generated.
for 2 seconds before an alarm is generated.
Note!
In order to configure the external alarm polarity (active high or active low), please refer to
attribute EXT.
4.13
EX4 - External Alarm 4
The external alarm allows the user to connect external alarm sources, for example fire alarms or external
door sensors to the controller.
door sensors to the controller.
This is a purely digital measurement, i.e. either the external alarm is OK, or in Error.
Lower Threshold:
Not Used.
Not Used.
Upper Threshold:
Not Used
Not Used
Time Threshold:
Defines how many seconds an external alarm should be in error state before an alarm is generated.
Defines how many seconds an external alarm should be in error state before an alarm is generated.
Example:
GET ALA EX4
Reply:
0 0 4 000 000 010
Meaning that lower and upper thresholds are ignored, and the external alarm needs to be in Error state
for 10 seconds before an alarm is generated.
for 10 seconds before an alarm is generated.
Note!
In order to configure the external alarm polarity (active high or active low), please refer to
attribute EXT.
4.14
FRX - Fiber Optic Receiver
The Fiber Optic Receiver alarm is triggered when there is a failure in the Fiber Optic Interface receiver
equipment.
equipment.
This is a purely digital measurement, i.e. either the receiver is OK, or broken (Error).
Lower Threshold:
Not Used.
Not Used.