INKA, IOR, REPO & LINK
In
analog sample
mode, the input is never trigged. Instead the voltage at the input is sampled every
time that a specific digital input is trigged. When input 4 is configured as analog sample, the voltage at
input 4 is sampled each time that input 1 is trigged. When input 5 is configured as analog sample, the
voltage at input 5 is sampled each time that input 2 is trigged.
The sample value from the analog input is sent with the radio alarm that is trigged by the
corresponding digital input. The alarm type
measurement data
should be used for wired input 1 when
wired input 4 is configured as
analog sample
and for wired input 2 when wired input 5 is configured as
analog sample
. See section 3.4.2 for configuration of alarm type.
3.2.3 Out Passage Delay
It is possible to configure the unit to wait a certain time before inputs can be trigged when the unit is
turned on. This delay is called
out passage delay
. It may be helpful for care personnel when leaving a
patient’s room where there is a door alarm mounted on the door. For example, if the out passage
delay is configured to 10 seconds, then the door can be opened and closed during the first 10
seconds after the unit is turned on without any alarm being transmitted.
INKA
IOR
Configure the unit to start supervision of
wired inputs at once when it is turned on
(
out passage delay
= 0 seconds)
Enter the value 0 in text box 307
INKA
IOR
Configure the unit to ignore the wired
inputs during the first 10 seconds after it
has been turned on
(
out passage delay
= 10 seconds)
Enter the value 10 in text box 307
Technical Handbook for the IOR Family (firmware v20.x), document number NE41 06007-02 v1.0
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