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Delay

The 

  block  defines  the  event  generated  with  a  defined  delay  after  another 

Delay

specified  event.  Define  this  event  to  delay  the  response  to  the  other  event  by  a 

defined time interval (Delay).

Input parameters

Start – define the event that starts the delay.

Stop – define the event that stops the delay. The parameter is optional.

Delay – define the delay time. It is only possible to enter a numerical value, not a 
value from an output parameter produced by other events.

Example of valid values:

10 – 10 seconds (units are unnecessary)

10s – 10 seconds

100ms – 100 milliseconds.

Output parameters

Event – the Event invoke connected Event or Action.

Example

Event generated 1s after the rise of event on row 1:

Summary of Contents for IP series

Page 1: ...www 2n cz Automation manual for 2N IP intercoms Configuration Manual Version 2 22 ...

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Page 4: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 4 104 Content 1 Terms and Symbols 2 2N IP Automation Configuration 3 Events 4 Actions 5 Conditions 6 Utilities 7 Available Digital Inputs and Outputs 8 Examples of Use ...

Page 5: ...l Safety Always abide by this information to prevent persons from injury Warning Always abide by this information to prevent damage to the device Caution Important information for system functionality Tip Useful information for quick and efficient functionality Note Routines or advice for efficient use of the device ...

Page 6: ... valid or Enhanced Integration Gold licence key Some intercom models are equipped with a number of digital inputs and 2N IP outputs most of which can be configured like standard intercom switches refer 2N IP to the Switches subsection You can make use of all of these inputs and Automation outputs in variable combinations Automation helps you combine the arising in the system such as key pressing E...

Page 7: ... is optional and if none is selected the action is executed whenever the assigned event occurs Automation defines a number of events actions and conditions to be further set Refer to the subsections below for the full list The example shown in the figure above can be interpreted as follows The SetOutput action digital output setting is executed if the event logic input1 InputChanged change from lo...

Page 8: ...s of the block type events actions and conditions Multiple actions can be assigned to an event or condition Thus you can create 15 actions and assign them to 15 events or create 29 actions and assign them to 1 event for example function enable Enabled function name Name function state Started Stopped Empty Error State click to set the function and to delete the function Action ...

Page 9: ...function blocks Function block column Events Drag and drop the items to the desktop Actions Conditions Utilities includes function controls Toolbar Pictogram Description function name function editing mode function block moving mode help mode for function blocks Click a block to display the block help magnification zoom out in import export ...

Page 10: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 10 104 block deletion Automation manual reference save quit function editing The helps you place and interconnect the function blocks desktop ...

Page 11: ...the function setting is correct the information is displayed in a green field If incorrect invalid name value or missing mandatory parameter error information is displayed in a red field Wrong values are marked with and the parameter name is red works only if all the available blocks Automation are configured properly If not is in the Error state Automation Most of the blocks include parameters Ev...

Page 12: ...ameter with Param1 This output parameter is only available via addressing in the Format field outputparameter_number Example of Formatter use for ID card transfer Format http 1 1 1 1 card 1 Param1 connected to CardEntered card block output Text connected to SendHttpRequest Uri block input Every event defines the and output parameters TimeStamp Count TimeStamp contains encoded date and time of the ...

Page 13: ...IKACE a s www 2n cz 13 104 Tip The Upper Lower case is not be respected in the output parameters names Caution You cannot use the output parameters in the block relation defining parameters i e Event Condition etc ...

Page 14: ...ered CardHeld RFID card held CallStateChanged call state changed InputChanged digital input changed Delay delay defined Timer periodical event timer HttpTrigger HTTP command received MulticastTrigger command for multiple devices received AudioLoopTest audio test performed Time specific time alarm clock MotionDetected motion detected by the camera noise detected by the microphone NoiseDetected SIP ...

Page 15: ...ttons 2 999 any for any button default value Separate the values with a comma while defining more keys than one SuppressTones suppress sound signalling initiated by pressing of a non programmed quick dial button The parameter is optional Valid values disabled tones are not suppressed enabled tones are suppressed default value Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Press...

Page 16: ...s parameter is not completed the event is generated upon releasing of any key default value any Valid values 0 for numeric keypad buttons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 for quick dial buttons 2 999 any for any button default value Separate the values with a comma while defining more keys than one Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Released Key the recorded code of the key whic...

Page 17: ...ted whenever any DTMF code is detected default value Any Valid values 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D any for any key default value Separate the values with a comma to specify a group of codes Direction define the call direction Valid values incoming incoming calls outgoing outgoing calls any both directions The parameter is optional the default value is any Output parameters Event the Event invoke co...

Page 18: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 18 104 Example Event generated upon detection of DTMF code ...

Page 19: ... confirmed with the key in an incoming or outgoing call Input parameters Code define the numeric code Valid values numeric code 12345 e g Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Code the detected received numeric code which was the last to generate this event Example Event generated upon detection of DTMF code 12345 ...

Page 20: ...ues numeric code 12345 e g valid any valid code invalid any invalid code any any valid or invalid code SuppressTones suppress sound signalling initiated by receiving of an invalid numeric code The parameter is optional Valid values disabled tones are not suppressed enabled tones are suppressed default value Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Code the received numeri...

Page 21: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 21 104 Example Event generated by entering code 12345 on a keypad ...

Page 22: ...e started by entering a code higher by 1 than the user switch code If thus a user is assigned switch code 123 silent alarm is started with 124 Input parameters This block has no Input parameters Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Example Event generated by entering code 112 if some of the users is assigned code 111 ...

Page 23: ...lid card The parameter is optional Valid values disabled tones are not suppressed enabled tones are suppressed default value Reader define the card reader module to be used Valid values internal_cardreader internal card reader 2N IP Vario Force external_cardreader external card reader 2N IP Vario Force module_name module name configured in the Module Name parameter in the Hardware Extenders Module...

Page 24: ...or Action Card ID of the detected card which was the last to generate this event Direction configured direction at the card reader in out any Reader name of the module which was used internal_cardreader external_cardreader module_name Example Event generated by entering of the card with ID 0012456 ...

Page 25: ...ated by detection of an invalid card The parameter is optional Valid values disabled tones are not suppressed enabled tones are suppressed default value Reader define used card reader module Valid values internal_cardreader internal card reader 2N IP Vario Force external_cardreader external card reader 2N IP Vario Force module_name module name configured in the Module Name parameter in the Hardwar...

Page 26: ...ction Card ID of the detected card which was the last to generate this event Reader name of the module which was used internal_cardreader external_cardreader module_name Direction configured direction at the card reader In Out Unspecified Example Event generated by holding of the card with ID 0012456 ...

Page 27: ...values incoming incoming calls outgoing outgoing calls any both directions The parameter is optional the default value is any Number defines a number which has to match the calling number in order to generate this event This parameter is optional Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action State the detected call state which generated this event The options correspond to the...

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Page 29: ...efer to the Available Digital Inputs and Outputs subsection Edge define the detected change on the digital input Valid values falling falling edge change from log 1 to log 0 rising rising edge change from log 0 to log 1 The parameter is optional the default value is rising Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Output the detected ID of the input whose change was the la...

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Page 31: ... the event that starts the delay Stop define the event that stops the delay The parameter is optional Delay define the delay time It is only possible to enter a numerical value not a value from an output parameter produced by other events Example of valid values 10 10 seconds units are unnecessary 10s 10 seconds 100ms 100 milliseconds Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Act...

Page 32: ...efine the timer stopping event i e the row number on the Automation tab on which the event is defined When StopEvent is executed the timer will stop and will be restarted by StartEvent only This parameter is optional Count define the count of repetitions The parameter is optional and the default value is 0 which means that the count of timer generated events is unlimited Value 1 makes the timer be...

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Page 34: ...rs and digits Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action The HttpTrigger event is always generated by the HTTP command which can carry a list of user Input parameters as included in the URI command http ip_address enu trigger id param1 value1 param2 value2 The list of Input parameters follows the character Each parameter must include the name and value separated with the ch...

Page 35: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 35 104 Example Event generated by receiving of the following HTTP command http ip_addr enu trigger opendoor ...

Page 36: ... processed message Synchronised time via the NTP server on all command sending and receiving devices is required for this function Valid values disabled message time is not checked enabled message time is checked enhanced security The parameter is optional the default value is 0 Password define the password to secure the command against unauthorised access The password must match the value defined...

Page 37: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 37 104 Example Event generated by receiving of a mass opendoor command ...

Page 38: ...e required test result Valid values any the event is generated whenever the test is performed regardless of the result passed the event is generated whenever the test is successful failed the event is generated whenever the test fails The parameter is optional the default value is failed Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Example An event generated after the audio l...

Page 39: ... define time to start the event Time is entered in hh mm format To limit Time validity of this event for some days only use the condition Condition ProfileState at the started action and specify requested days in the used time profile Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Example Event generated every day at 17 30 ...

Page 40: ... the Hardware Camera Internal Camera menu section Motion Detection Settings Input parameters State define whether the start or the end of the motion should be detected Valid values start start of the motion end end of the motion The parameter is optional the default value is start internal camera source only Source Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Example Event ge...

Page 41: ...parameters are configured in the Hardware Audio menu section Noise Detection Settings Input parameters State define whether the start or the end of the noise should be detected Valid values start start of the noise end end of the noise The parameter is optional the default value is start Output parameters Event the Event invoke connected Event or Action Example Event generated at the start of the ...

Page 42: ...y account The parameter is optional the default value is Any set the registration state that generates the event State Valid values intercom not registered Unregistered registration in progress Registering intercom is registered Registered unregistration in progress Unregistering any state change Any The parameter is optional the default value is Any Output parameters Event the Event invoke connec...

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Page 44: ...sound playing StartMulticastSend audio stream sending start StopMulticastSend audio stream sending stop StartMulticastRecv audio stream receiving start StopMulticastRecv audio stream receiving stop SetCameraInput camera input selection ControlRtpStream call RTP stream control LogEvent event logging to the syslog server SendDtmf DTMF codes sending SendEmail email sending SetOnvifVirtualInput virtua...

Page 45: ...settings too Parameters Event define the event to launch the action Condition define the condition to be met to execute the action This parameter is optional Switch define the switch to be activated 1 to 4 State define the state of the bistable switch parameter does not apply for the monostable switch mode Valid values on the switch is activated off the switch is deactivated toggle the switch is t...

Page 46: ...utput define the output to be set Valid values relay1 relay 1 on basic unit relay2 relay 2 on basic unit output1 output 1 on basic unit output2 output 2 on basic unit There may be different lists of valid values for different intercom 2N IP models refer to the Available Digital Inputs and Outputs subsection Level define the required output level This parameter is optional Valid values lo output de...

Page 47: ...cute the action This parameter Condition is optional define the phone number to be called if intercom is registered Number 2N IP to the PBX define the SIP URI to be called sip user domain Uri define the phone book number to be called The valid values are 1 through User 999 depending on the intercom model define the application to be called device_name Device 2N IP Mobile Enter just one of the abov...

Page 48: ...ll AnswerCall In case no call is coming or the incoming call is not ringing the action will not initiate any activity Parameters define the event to launch the action Event define the condition to be met to execute the action This parameter Condition is optional Example Answer a call if the event defined on row 2 arises ...

Page 49: ...ly made EndCall call In case there is no active call via the intercom the action will not initiate any activity Parameters define the event to launch the action Event define the condition to be met to execute the action This parameter Condition is optional Example Terminate a call if the event defined on row 2 arises ...

Page 50: ...ndition is optional define the standard HTTP URI including the destination address and Uri optionally the path and other parameters define the username in case authorisation is required by the HTTP Username server This parameter is optional The default value is helios define the password in case authorisation is required by the HTTP Password server This parameter is optional Example 1 Whenever a c...

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Page 52: ...ill send a message is encoded as 25 after pressing the http 192 168 1 1 message 251 quick dial button no 1 Button to be pressed Format in Formatter Request to be sent Quick dial 1 http 10 27 1 6 message 1 http 10 27 1 6 message 251 is encoded as 25 Keypad 1 http 10 27 1 6 message 1 http 10 27 1 6 message 1 Quick dial 1 http 10 27 1 6 mess age 1 http 10 27 1 6 mess age 251 Keypad 1 http 10 27 1 6 m...

Page 53: ...ntifier to distinguish the command types Command The MulticastTrigger block responds to the SendMulticastRequest action only if the command identifier is the same Any text containing the A Z a z and 0 9 characters can be used for identification Parameters define one or more comma separated command parameters to be included in the UDP message Keep the parameter_name parameter_value format Example P...

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Page 55: ...und Valid values for user defined sounds user sound number 1 10 Valid values for predefined sounds asterisk before the number indicates the use of predefined sound Modern Ringtone 1 Huge gong 2 Dogs barking 3 Horn siren 4 Gentle gong 5 define the user sound playing destination Destination Valid values the sound is played on the intercom speaker the sound is played into the call call The parameter ...

Page 56: ...ber 0 3 to be controlled Channel define the audio stream multicast IP address Address define the UDP port to which audio stream shall be sent Port define the audio source Source Valid values the audio source is the microphone mic the audio source is the call call The parameter is optional the default value is mic define the audio codec to be used Codec Valid values codec G 711 u law pcmu codec G 7...

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Page 58: ...ulticastSend a multicast IP address Parameters define the event to launch this action Event define the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional define the channel number 0 3 to be controlled Channel Example Stop audio stream sending via channel 1 if the event defined on row 2 arises ...

Page 59: ... the audio stream multicast IP address IP Address define the UDP port on which audio stream shall be received Port define the relative volume level for the audio stream to be played Volume from 6 dB to 6 dB Valid values 6 minimum level 0 mean level default value 6 maximum level The parameter is optional the default value is 0 Codec define the audio codec to be used Valid values pcmu codec G 711 u ...

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Page 61: ...ulticastRecv a multicast IP address Parameters define the event to launch this action Event define the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional define the channel number 0 3 to be controlled Channel Example Stop audio stream receiving via channel 1 if the event defined on row 2 arises ...

Page 62: ... launch this action Event define the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional define the video signal type A change during a call will apply only for Type this call Other video receivers receive video from the same source Valid values internal camera or external analogue video camera internal connected directly to the device external IP camera external...

Page 63: ...dition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional define the call RTP stream playing direction Direction Valid values incoming stream to the intercom in outgoing stream from the intercom out incoming and outgoing stream both The parameter is optional the default value is both Operation define the RTP stream operation Valid values mute mute the stream unmute unmute...

Page 64: ...ogEvent block can be used for verification of Automation settings Parameters define the event to launch this action Event define the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional Example Send a syslog message with captured event 2 Event CardEntered if the event defined on row 2 arises ...

Page 65: ...ode to an active call Action SendDTMF Parameters Event defines the event to launch this action Condition defines the condition to be met for the action to be executed This parameter is optional Code defines sent DTMF characters Valid values 0 9 A D F Example Sends code 1234 into an active call ...

Page 66: ... device id called number etc to be replaced with the current values before the message is sent User called user name DateTime current date and time DialNumber called number HeliosId intercom identification The parameter is optional set the default value in the Body parameter in the Services E Mail E Mail on Call menu define the count of snapshots to be enclosed to the email 0 5 Snapshots The param...

Page 67: ...n user_position Email define the email address to which the email will be sent Enter more email addresses if necessary separated with a comma in inverted commas Valid values user domain_name user ip_address user domain_name user ip_address Tip The parameter is preferred to the parameter User Email ...

Page 68: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 68 104 Example Send an email to the email address set to user2 domain_name if event 1 arises ...

Page 69: ... define the condition to be met to execute the action This parameter Condition is optional define the virtual port ID Port Valid values port ID 0 10 define the input level Level Valid values set logical value to true hi set logical value to false lo The parameter is optional the default value is hi true Example NVIF protocol if the Send information that port 8 has changed its value to 1 via the O ...

Page 70: ...and interface the high order bits are cut Valid values decimal number facility code The setting applies only to wiegand26 Facility code Valid values decimal number in a range of 0 255 The parameter is optional if not set then unused define the format of the message sent via Wiegand Format Valid values 26 bits wiegand26 32 bits wiegand32 37 bits wiegand37 The parameter is optional the default value...

Page 71: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 71 104 Example Send a code entered by Event CodeEntered via the Wiegand interface For Verso and Access Unit the second line should look like as follows ...

Page 72: ...fine the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional define the video source for the picture to be uploaded to the FTP Source server Valid values the video source is chosen according to the Hardware auto Camera Common Setting Default Video Source settings internal camera internal external camera external The parameter is optional the default value is a ut...

Page 73: ...date auto update The auto provisioning parameters are configured in the System Auto Provisioning menu Parameters define the event to launch this action Event define the condition to be met for the action to be executed This Condition parameter is optional Send an email to the email address set to user2 domain_name if event 1 arises ...

Page 74: ...ProfileState time profile state CallState current call state AccountState SIP account registration state InputState digital input state FlipFlopRS RS type flip flop FlipFlopD D type flip flop LogicalAnd logical AND of conditions LogicalOr logical OR of conditions LogicalNot condition negation See below for details on the conditions and their parameters and use ...

Page 75: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 75 104 True The block defines the condition to be met each time True Output parameters Out Example The condition is always met ...

Page 76: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 76 104 False The block defines the condition not to be met any time False Output parameters O u t Example The condition is always not met ...

Page 77: ...State time profile Input parameters define the time profile number 1 20 depending on the intercom Profile model define the required profile state This parameter is optional State Valid values active profile default value active inactive profile inactive Output parameters O u t Example The condition is met for inactive time profile 1 ...

Page 78: ...te State Valid values call is not being made idle call setup in progress outgoing calls only connecting ringing in progress ringing call connected connected define the call direction Direction Valid values incoming calls incoming outgoing calls outgoing both directions any The parameter is optional the default value is any Output parameters Out Example The condition is met for an inactive call ...

Page 79: ...he used SIP account Account Valid values account 1 1 account 2 2 The parameter is optional the default value is 1 Define the registration state State Valid values the account is registered registered the account is not registered unregistered The parameter is optional the default value is registered Output parameters Out Example The condition is met for not registered 1 account ...

Page 80: ... 1 input1 digital input 2 input2 digital input 1 on card reader cr_input1 digital input 2 on card reader cr_input2 There may be different lists of valid values for different intercom 2N IP models refer to the Available Digital Inputs and Outputs subsection define the required digital input level The parameter is optional Level Valid values logic 0 lo logic 1 default value hi Output parameters Out ...

Page 81: ...It is a 2N Automation simulation of an RS type flip flop circuit Input parameters Set define the event to set the condition into the met state 1 Reset define the event to set the condition into the not met state 0 ResetValue set the condition default value upon restart The parameter is optional Valid values 0 condition is not met default value 1 condition is met Output parameters Out Example The c...

Page 82: ...ons It is a simulation of a D type flip flop circuit Automation Input parameters Clock define the event during which the current state of the condition is to be recorded Condition define the condition to be recorded at the rise of the ClockEvent ResetValue set the condition default value upon restart The parameter is optional Valid values 0 condition is not met default value 1 condition is met Out...

Page 83: ...nd the conditions in the defined group are met Input parameters In1 define the condition to be met In2 define the condition to be met In3 define the condition to be met In4 define the condition to be met In5 define the condition to be met Output Parametres Out Example The condition is met if conditions 1 2 and 3 are met at the same time ...

Page 84: ...ogicalOr condition at least of the defined group is met Input parameters In1 define the condition to be met In2 define the condition to be met In3 define the condition to be met In4 define the condition to be met In5 define the condition to be met Output parameters Out Example The condition is met if conditions 1 2 or 3 are met ...

Page 85: ...w 2n cz 85 104 LogicalNot The block defines the condition to be met in case another defined LogicalNot condition is not met Input parameters I n Output parameters Out Example The condition is met in case condition 1 is not met ...

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Page 87: ...arameter Typically it is Param 1 connected to the Events variable Param 2 set an output parameter for the Format parameter Typically it is connected to the Events variable set an output parameter for the Format parameter Typically it is Param 3 connected to the Events variable set an output parameter for the Format parameter Typically it is Param 4 connected to the Events variable set an output pa...

Page 88: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 88 104 Example Prepare an http command including the value of the key pressed in KeyPressed ...

Page 89: ...lable Digital Inputs and Outputs In this section the digital inputs and outputs available on each intercom model 2N IP are described 2N IP Vario 2N IP Force Safety 2N IP Audio Video Kit 2N IP Verso 2N IP Solo 2N SIP Audio Converter 2N Access Unit ...

Page 90: ...h if installed relay2 relay output 1 on card reader if installed cr_relay1 relay output 2 on card reader if installed cr_relay2 red LED indicator under name tags for display less 9137xxxU led_secured models only Inputs digital input 1 on card reader if installed cr_input1 digital input 2 on card reader if installed cr_input2 ...

Page 91: ...ive digital output on card reader if installed cr_output1 red LED indicator on card reader if installed led_secured orange LED indicator of ringing for models with pictograms only led_ringing blue LED indicator of connected call for models with led_connected pictograms only green LED indicator of door opening for models with pictograms led_door only first button backlight at Safety led_key1 second...

Page 92: ... 104 2N IP Audio Video Kit Outputs relay output relay1 digital output 1 output1 digital output 2 output2 LED 1 control output led1 LED 2 control output led2 LED 3 control output led3 Inputs digital input 1 input1 digital input 2 input2 ...

Page 93: ... g module5 relay1 The module name is configured in the Module name parameter in the Hardware Extenders menu Outputs relay output 1 relay1 relay output 2 relay2 Inputs digital input 1 input1 digital input 2 input2 tamper switch if installed tamper Wiegand Module The input is addressed as follows e g module2 module_name input_name tamper The module name is configured in the Module name parameter in ...

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Page 95: ... TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 95 104 2N IP Solo Outputs digital output output1 relay output relay1 red LED indicator at the panel led_secured Inputs digital input on basic unit input1 tamper switch tamper ...

Page 96: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 96 104 2N SIP Audio Converter Outputs relay output relay1 Inputs Unavailable It is possible to use Event KeyPressed Key 1 for events generated at LOGIC IN input ...

Page 97: ...puts are addressed as follows module_name input output_name e g module5 relay1 The module name is configured in the Module name parameter in the Hardware Extenders menu Outputs relay output 1 relay1 relay output 2 relay2 red LED indicator at the panel led_secured Inputs digital input 1 input1 digital input 2 input2 tamper switch if installed tamper Wiegand Module The input is addressed as follows ...

Page 98: ...2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s www 2n cz 98 104 output LED OUT output1 Inputs vstup LED IN input1 tamper switch if installed tamper ...

Page 99: ...cation Call the selected telephone number whenever the tamper switch gets disconnected device opened e Block diagram The rising edge on the tamper input 1 Event InputChanged initiates calling to the defined telephone number 2 Action BeginCall Intercom settings 1 Event InputChanged Input tamper 2 Action BeginCall Number 1111 Event 1 ...

Page 100: ...nt InputChanged initiates calling to the defined telephone number 5 Action BeginCall in case the defined condition is met The condition 4 Condition FlipFlopRS is validated by the intercom restart or entering the selected code 2 Condition CodeEntered on the numeric keypad If another code is entered 3 Condition CodeEntered the condition will be invalid Intercom settings 1 Event InputChanged Input ta...

Page 101: ...e door contact switch by tapping swiping the proper RFID card on through the reader Block diagram Entering an RFID card with the defined ID 1 Event CardEntered activates switch 1 2 Action ActivateSwitch Intercom settings 1 Event CardEntered Card 0 0000 2 Action ActivateSwitch Switch 1 Event 1 ...

Page 102: ... Input1 Block diagram Whenever the door opens the rising edge on Input1 signal 1 Event InputChanged calls the defined telephone number 4 Action BeginCall with a 120 s delay 2 Event Delay The call is only executed if the door remains open for more than 120 s 3 Condition InputState Intercom settings 1 Event InputChanged Input input1 Edge rising 2 Event Delay Delay 120 s StartEvent 1 3 Condition Inpu...

Page 103: ...d 250 ms and duty cycle of the signal or the LED shining period 125 ms These two events are tied with the on switching 4 Action SetOutput and off switching 5 Action SetOutput actions The LED switch on action is conditioned by the active call 3 Condition CallState Intercom settings 1 Event Timer Period 250 ms 2 Event Delay Delay 125 ms StartEvent 1 3 Condition CallState State Connected 4 Action Set...

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