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Unit all Analog
inputs and
Impulse
input Possibility to define a unit of an
analog- or counter-value. The unit
will be displayed in the GUI of the
Smart Home Controller.
Creation of Markers:
The Smart Home Controller now supports the creation of markers (since V2.0). Markers can be
used similar to normal connections and to program different Logic function or sequences into a
variable.
Each marker is treated like a normal device and can be renamed, have a function assigned with
extra options and also be assigned to different zones. The display and control possibilities do not
differ compared to normal devices.
In the MRF Markers can be created in the SHC Configuration window by clicking the button 'Add
new Marker'. Afterwards the Marker type needs to be set in the Column 'Device type' in the
connection list. In the SHC Web Admin Console in the Tab Device you can program different
functions to a Marker by clicking the Setting symbol next to its name (e.g. Building sums or
average values is possible for analog markers). Markers can also be used in Macro & Scenes to
trigger events etc.
Marker
type
Use similar
as
Explanation
Marker
(Binary
output) Switching
actuator Can be programmed with a simple
logic (e.g. State should be set to
ON or OFF if there is a change in
another device). Can be used as
event of a Macro or Scene and be
controlled over the GUI by the user
(e.g. Scene/Macro is executed by
user when Marker is set to ON).
Marker
(Binary
input) Binary input Can be programmed with a simple
logic (e.g. State will be set to ON
or OFF depending on the result
logic operation of AND or OR). Will
be displayed in the GUI like a
normal binary sensor. Ca be used
as event, condition or action in a
Macro or Scene.
Marker
(Analog
output) Analog
actuator Can be programmed with a simple
logic (e.g. State should be set
between 0 and 100% if there is a
change from another device). Can
also be used as event of a Macro
or Scene and be set over the GUI
by the user (e.g. Scene/Macro will
be started if the user sets the
Marker to ON, OFF or to a specific
value).
Marker
(Analog
input) Analog input Can be programmed with a
complex logic (e.g. Value of a
marker can be the result of a
combination of different analog
values). The following
combinations are possible: PLUS,
MINUS, MIN, MAX, AVERAGE,
MULTIPLIED, DIVIDED). Can also
be used as Event, Condition or