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Syntax of
ID commands
is:
IDNr+E_Var,E_Temp1,E_Temp2,E_VoltageIn,DigIn1,DigIn2,A_Alert,A_SetVar,A_Main,SMStext
Where
IDNr
means identification of row with order number
Nr
in range 1 to 6,
+ sign indicating to add particular row.
E_Var
is a value of system variable, which is being compared with the
current value of the system variable - evaluation is true when both values
are equal.
E_Temp1
and
E_Temp2
means evaluation condition for Temperature Input 1
and 2, each having syntax beginning with condition symbol (< or >) followed
by sign (+ or -) of positive or negative value and by the value itself, having
one or two numerals with one decimal place - AB.C or A.B, zero value must
be entered as 0.0. Some examples:
<+25.5
condition will be true if input temperature is lower than 25.5 °C
>+103.5 condition will be true if input temperature is higher than 103.5 °C
<-3.7
condition will be true if input temperature is lower than -3.7 °C
*
evaluation will be ignored, like if it is always true
E_VoltageIn
means evaluation condition for VoltagIn input, having syntax
beginning with condition symbol (< or >) followed by the value in Volts itself.
Some examples:
<5
condition will be true if voltage at the VoltageIn input is lower than 5V
>12
condition will be true if voltage at the VoltageIn input is higher than 12V
*
evaluation will be ignored, like if it is always true
DigIn1
and
DigIn2
means evaluation condition for state of Digital Input1
resp. 2 – evaluation is true, when current input state equals to the specified
state. Some examples:
1
condition will be true if particular Digital Input is in logical High state
0
condition will be true if particular Digital Input is in logical Low state
*
evaluation will be ignored, like if it is always true
A_Alert
means action to send an alert, possible values are:
S
SMS message with SMStext content will be sent to all phone numbers predefined
by
ALARM
command. SMStext can contain up to 10 characters.
R
Ringing of all numbers predefined by
ALARM
command, for time
predefined by RINGONTIME command.
*
Represents no Alert action
In case of
ALARM
s were not defined, action
A_Alert
will be ignored.
