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Response Forwardable signals (events)
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"Amok function"
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"Emergency release"
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"Remote opening"
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"Activation"
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Level change Low to High
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"Input"
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"Block lock"
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Level change Low to High
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Level change High to Low
Only events that have the responses "Input" oder "Block lock" are
forwarded to the LSM. All other events are not forwarded to the LSM.
Select LockNodes for response
You can use the Select LN to set which LockNodes perform the set
reaction. You have two options for setting:
(Different) settings for individual inputs of
the RouterNode
Same setting for all inputs of the RouterNode
Click on the button of the respective input (For
Input 1, 2 or 3). The window of the input opens.
Select the LockNodes that should react to the
events of this input.
Proceed in the same way for the other inputs.
LockNodes marked here react to all events at
this input. You carry out the response that you
have defined for this input.
Click the button For all inputs and select the
LockNodes.
LockNodes marked here react to all events at
the inputs. They execute the response that you
have defined for the relevant input.
The following example illustrates the behavior depending on the setting:
For events at inputs 1 and 2, "Remote opening" is assumed as the response.
Example for settings
All inputs Input 1 Input 2 Input 3
LockNode 1
✔
LockNode 2
✔
LockNode 1 reacts to all events. LockNode 2 only reacts to events of input
1.
In other words: a keystroke on Input 1 will give a remote open command to
all locking devices. By pressing a key on Input 2, only the locking device
with LockNode 1 receives a remote opening command.
Alternatively, you can also set directly at the LockNodes whether they
perform reactions (see
LockNode [
}
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