DCT Antares SB, User Manual

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4.5. *EVENT MACHINE
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ID Signal Description
S00 - S09 Speed thre) True when the vehicle’s speed is faster than the corre-
sponding speed threshold. See the
GS
message.
T00 - T09 Time W) True when the time and date are within the correspond-
ing time window. See the
GT
message.
TD0 - TD9 Time and Di) True when the associated Time and Distance counter
has a Time and Distance condition true. The signal is
immediately reset after being evaluated to enable the
counter for further triggers. See the
TD
message.
U00 - U09 User flags(-) These signals may be changed by the user at any time
with the
SS
message.
V00 - V05 Voice signals V00 signal is true when there is a voice call on course.
V01 to V05 are true whenever the actual voice call is
being held to
Destination Point 10 to 14 respectively.
See the
VC
,
VE
and
XADP
messages.
XP1 - XP4 Outputs(-) True when the corresponding output is on. See the
SS
message.
(*) Antares SB
TM
does not have GPIOs. These signals are maintained for backwards compatibility with scripts from other
versions. Instead, Antares SB
TM
has 4 inputs and 4 outputs. Signals
G00-G03
are the same as
IP1-IP4
signals and
G04-G07
signals are the same as
XP1-XP4
signals. The user is encouraged to use
IP
and
XP
signals instead of
G
signals.
(-) These signals’ state can be directly altered by the user with the
SS
TAIP message.
(+) Refer to the next paragraph.
The signals marked with a (+) are signals for which the conditions that set
them
true or false are defined by the user. The other signals transitions’ cri-
teria can not be altered as they depend on conditions already programmed
on the unit. Next a list of the (+) signals with their corresponding config-
uration message:
•
Counters’ signals with the
GC
message: The corresponding signal is
true whenever the counter value exceeds the threshold configured with
the
GC
message.
• Events’ signals with the
ED
message: These signals’ state depend on
the logical state of the associated event trigger.
•
Regions’ signals with the
GR
message: The signal is true whenever the
vehicle is inside the region defined with the
GR
command.
•
Speeds’ signals with the
GS
message: The signal is true whenever the
vehicle’s speed exceeds the threshold configured with the
GS
message.
•
Time Windows’ signals with the
GT
message: The signal is true when-
ever the actual date/time lies between the minimum and maximum
date/time defined with the
GT
message.
•
Time and Distance’ signals with the
TD
message: The signal is true
when the Time And Distance condition configured with the
TD
mes-
sage is met. This signal has the particularity that it is immediately
set to
false after a complete evaluation of all the events. This creates
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