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Contents
DEVICE SPECIFICATION ....................................................................................................................................... 8
1.
TERMINAL CONNECTION SCHEMES ..................................................................................................... 10
2. STANDARDS SUPPORTED ............................................................................................................................... 19
3. QUICK STARTUP GUIDE .................................................................................................................................. 21
3.1.
I
NSERT
SIM
CARD
..................................................................................................................................... 21
3.2.
Q
UICK STARTUP GUIDE
.............................................................................................................................. 23
3.3.
S
ETTING UP
3G
MODEM
............................................................................................................................. 23
3.4.
D
EFAULT LOGIN PARAMETERS
.................................................................................................................. 24
3.5.
F
ACTORY DEFAULT
................................................................................................................................... 24
3.6.
IP
SETTINGS
.............................................................................................................................................. 24
3.7.
D
ISCOVER
L
OGIC
M
ACHINE
IP
ADDRESS
................................................................................................... 26
3.8.
F
IRMWARE UPGRADE
................................................................................................................................ 28
3.9.
L
OGIC
M
ACHINE FOR
KNX/EIB
NETWORK CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT WITH
ETS ............................ 29
3.10.
KNX
AND
IP
R
OUTER SETTINGS
............................................................................................................... 30
3.11.
S
ECURITY NOTES FOR
L
OGIC
M
ACHINE INSTALLATION
............................................................................. 34
3.12.
Q
UICK GUIDE
-
MOSAIC
APPLICATION FOR EASY VISUALIZATION
........................................................... 35
3.13.
Q
UICK GUIDE
-
CREATE VISUALIZATION FOR I
P
AD
/PC .............................................................................. 40
4.
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE LOGIN ................................................................................................. 49
4.1.
Customize background / Language...................................................................................................... 50
4.2.
Find applications ................................................................................................................................. 51
4.3.
Unlock the screen for sorting order and hiding apps .......................................................................... 52
4.4.
Admin mode: adding/removing/administering apps ............................................................................ 53
5.
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................................... 56
6.
LOGICMACHINE CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................... 67
6.1.
R
EACTOR
.................................................................................................................................................. 68
6.1.1.
Universal input/output ......................................................................................................................... 68
6.1.2.
Output: Binary ..................................................................................................................................... 69
6.1.3.
Input: Voltage ...................................................................................................................................... 70
6.1.4.
Input: Binary: On/Off .......................................................................................................................... 71
6.1.5.
Input: Binary: Short/Long ................................................................................................................... 72
6.1.6.
Input: Step dimmer (1 byte) ................................................................................................................. 73
6.1.7.
Input: Relative dimmer (4 bit) ............................................................................................................. 74
6.1.8.
Input: Pulse meter ............................................................................................................................... 75
6.1.9.
Input: Frequency ................................................................................................................................. 76
6.1.10.
Voltage input ................................................................................................................................... 77
6.1.11.
Current clamp input ........................................................................................................................ 78
6.2.
S
CRIPTING
................................................................................................................................................. 79
6.2.1.
Functional Blocks (FB) app................................................................................................................. 80
6.2.2.
Adding a new script in Scripting tab ................................................................................................... 91
6.2.3.
Event-based scripting .......................................................................................................................... 93
6.2.4.
Resident scripting ................................................................................................................................ 94
6.2.5.
Scheduled scripting.............................................................................................................................. 94
6.2.6.
Script editor ......................................................................................................................................... 95
6.2.7.
Object functions ................................................................................................................................... 96
6.2.8.
Returned object functions, group communication functions ................................................................ 97
6.2.9.
Group communication functions .......................................................................................................... 98
6.2.10.
Object function examples ................................................................................................................ 98
6.2.11.
Data type functions, data types ....................................................................................................... 99
6.2.12.
Data types ....................................................................................................................................... 99
6.2.13.
Data storage function ................................................................................................................... 100
6.2.14.
Alert function ................................................................................................................................ 101
6.2.15.
Log function .................................................................................................................................. 102
6.2.16.
Scheduled scripting date/time format ........................................................................................... 102
6.2.17.
Time function ................................................................................................................................ 102
6.2.18.
Data Serialization ......................................................................................................................... 103
6.2.19.
String functions ............................................................................................................................. 103
Summary of Contents for LM5p-GSM
Page 10: ...10 1 Terminal connection schemes Model ...
Page 12: ...12 canX connection Powering over 24V terminals ...
Page 15: ...15 Digital output e g relay contactor ...
Page 16: ...16 Digital or Analog input e g pushbutton or 0 5V current measurement sensor ...
Page 17: ...17 Digital input e g pushbutton ...
Page 18: ...18 1 wire connection ...
Page 19: ...19 2 Standards supported ...
Page 22: ...22 3 Insert SIM card and close the holder Close the front cover ...
Page 36: ...36 ...
Page 48: ...48 ...
Page 120: ...120 Show logs window show logs in separate window Edit custom JavaScript ...
Page 156: ...156 Additional classes additional CSS classes for the element ...
Page 201: ...201 ...
Page 221: ...221 Clear binary object value at priority 12 bacnet write 127001 binary value 2305 nil 12 ...
Page 246: ...246 value event getvalue res value 100 255 grp write 1 1 6 res dt uint8 ...
Page 277: ...277 ...
Page 282: ...282 Press this button to upload new settings to all modified all devices ...
