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8.7.2
Outputs
The Open-Collector, pulse or bistable outputs can also be programmed to
activate the external LEDs or buzzer. In this case, they will operate with
specific characteristics.
The outputs can be activated by:
• events generated by status changes on other outputs or by internal events
(for example: land-line down or low battery)
• DTMF tone sequences
8.7.3
Inputs/Outputs
The IN&OUT terminals can operate as inputs or outputs. This configuration
feature is useful when you wish to activate outputs by remote control and
verify the result (for example, via a voice message) without utilizing another
input channel.
For example you can:
1.
Using DTMF tones, activate output 4 — programmed as normally open
and bistable.
2.
Configure event 16 (Input 4 status 4 — which is line shorted to ground
of Output 2) to send a voice call and to toggle output 3 to ON status.
3.
Result: the remote command will close output 4 to ground. The status
change will be considered the input of the event programmed to trigger
the “send call” and “activate output 3” actions.
Parameter
Description
Note
Description
The customizable name (identifier)
given to the terminal.
Output -
Polarity
Output standby status
Normally open, normally
closed (to ground).
Output - Type
If the output is a pulse output,
activation will change its status for
the set time only. If the output is a
bistable output, activation will
change its status but will not
restore until the output is
deactivated.
Pulse or bistable.
For example, low battery
event, bistable: the
warning will persist until
the battery is properly
charged. Pulse: the output
generates a pulse to signal
low battery status.
Output - ON
Time
For pulse outputs only —
determines the pulse length.
