Aritech FP2000, Reference Manual

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Continuous
The output device is true/false according to the continuous state
of the output as conditioned by latched and unlatched trigger.
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Pulse
The output device will operate for one second each time the
output state is set true.
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Pulsing
The output device will operate in a pulsing mode, continuously
while the output state is true.
Event: unlogged/logged/fire/fault/condition
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Unlogged
No record is kept of the output switching true.
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Logged
An event is recorded in the event log each time the output
switches. In the case of a latched output, the output switching
true is logged.
In the case of an unlatched output an event is recorded each time
the output changes state. Thus an event occurs for both true and
false transitions.
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Logged as fire
(Event Type only)
The output will be logged as described above and will, in
addition, cause a common fire alarm. The output event is
displayed as fire on the alarm screen.
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Logged as fault
(Event Type only)
The output will be logged as described above and also cause a
common fault warning. This output is displayed on the fault-
warning screen.
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Unlatched outputs will remove the fault automatically when the
output goes false.
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Logged as condition
(Event Type only)
The output will cause a condition to occur as well as being logged
as described above. Conditions are automatically removed by
unlatched outputs when those outputs go false.
Output Text: text
One line (40 characters) of user text can be assigned to each
output. The text is viewed on the output definition screens and is
used for logging and reporting.
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Output text is only allowed for outputs that are able to use the logged
facility.
The procedure for entering text is as follows:
Use or to obtain the text line
Toggle for alpha or numeric characters
0..9 For alpha characters press key repeatedly until desired upper or lower case
character or key is obtained.
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