Elkron MP500/16, Programming Manual

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MP500/4N-8-16 Programming 107
7.3 DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS
An event is a voluntary or involuntary occurrence managed by control panels to send indications, store conditions or control
implementations.
The indication of an event may precede an alarm indication, like a no mains power event.
The event types and their distinctive features are illustrated below.
7.3.1
Reset fire alarm event
This is generated
when...

A reset fire alarm input is opened.
It activates...

The programmed reset fire alarm outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input
which generated the event for one second.
It is stored...

In the Diagnose Log.
In addition… 
Ends the respective fire indication.

Resets the fire alarm indication in the temporary memory.

Switches off the LED on the keypads and on the readers on which the alarm was indicated.
IMPORTANT! In case of fire alarm indication and manual resetting, restore the environmental conditions in the room where the
alarm occurred and check that the detector is armed again to be able to detect a new danger situation.
7.3.2
Technological type 1 event
The MP500/4N, MP500/8 and MP500/16 control panels allow to manage some home automation functions (turning on the heating,
managing the garden sprinkler system etc.) using technological events (type 1, 2 and 3), the door opener event and the courtesy light
event.
The technological events are always active (H24), while the door opener event is only active when the partitions are disarmed.
This is generated
when...

A technological type 1 input is opened.
It activates...

The programmed technological type 1 outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input
which generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective technological alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code,
vocal call, text message or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.
It lasts...

For Until at least one of the programmed technological type 1 input with at least one partition in common
with the output remains open.
7.3.3
Technological type 2 event
This is generated
when...

A technological type 2 input is opened.
It activates...

The programmed technological type 2 outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input
which generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective technological alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code,
vocal call, text message or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.
It lasts...

For 1 second
7.3.4
Technological type 3 event
This is generated
when...

A technological type 3 input is opened.
It activates...

The programmed technological type 3 outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input
which generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective technological alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code,
vocal call, text message or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.
It lasts...

For Until a valid code is entered on the keypad and all the inputs programmed as technological type 3
which have at least one partition in common have returned to rest condition.