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Event settings
Figure 25. Event settings
The module internal and external events can be configured on the
Events
tab of
Settings
menu item.
Event name
:
IN1… IN6
alarm
: new alarm events generated by external contact on input
IN1… IN6
according to the (NO/NC)
input settings (alarms)
Sabotage alarm/ Sabotage restore
: The sabotage (tamper) setting is applied to each input specified with EOL
option. The module will automatically enter the number of the violated zone (001...006) into the zone section of
Contact ID code.
The module does not send tamper signals from non-EOL inputs.
Battery fault/ Battery restore
: The module has a power monitoring function. A battery fault event is generated
if the supply voltage drops below 11.5V (or 23.0V) for at least 30 seconds. A battery restore event is generated
if the module’s supply voltage restores above 12.4V (or 24.4V) for at
least 30 seconds. The thresholds are
configurable in the settings.
The following two internal events are generated depending on the settings.
If there’s no Ping server set
under
the
Settings
tab, regarding both the internet and intranet the connection lost and connection restore events are
generated when the IP Bridge gets an IP address on the network it is connected to. In this case the connection
lost or connection restore events are generated simultaneously for both the intranet and internet. If Ping
servers are configured to monitor the internet and intranet, the events are generated according to whether or
not the module has accessed server.
Internet connection lost / Internet connection restore
: The connection lost event is generated when the
module is unable to connect to the network or if a Ping server is set up to monitor the internet but
it can’t be
accessed. The restore event is generated when the module successfully connects to the network or it is able to
access the Ping server. If the connection error takes more than 10 minutes the notification time of the error
event expires, and only the restore event will be
transmitted, but the module’s event log
will list the error event
as well.
