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3.4.16.1 Defining the time event
The event is defined in the same way for each category and at each stage the keys to be pressed are
shown at the bottom of the screen:
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select the line to be modified with

/

or with the joystick (there is always at least one empty
event in the list) and if necessary press

to erase it after selection
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press

to request modification or insertion of a new event
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insert the KEYBOARD/RELAY/ALARM CONTACT number
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define the operation to be carried out (it may be OPEN/CLOSE or ENABLE/DISABLE depending on the
category)
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insert the period during which the event is to be activated:
1. only during the open period (the time of activation will be requested)
2. only during the closed period (the time of activation will be requested)
3. always (the time of activation will be requested )
4. at the beginning of every open period
5. at the beginning of every closed period
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if requested insert the event activation time.
Events of type 1/2/3, for which the time of activation is requested, are active as from the pre-set time only
if the indicated activation period is correct. For example, suppose that we want to switch on a light at 17:30
only on working days, then switch it off 5 minutes later:
1. we define the working days with the open period from 8:00 to 17:40
2. we define a Time Relay Event to close relay 1 during activation period 1 (only during the open
period) at 17:30
3. we define a Time Relay Event to open relay 1 during activation period 1 (only during the open
period) at 17:35
This type of event setup will switch the light on only on the days in which 17:30 and 17:35 fall within the
open period, and not on the days when these times fall in the closed period, on Sundays for example.
During insertion the time events are ordered automatically.
Notes
The event list may refer to objects that are not available (unconnected keyboards, relays operated by alarms and non-
used alarm contacts). In this case, even if the event is defined it will be ignored. The event indication is preceded by a
'?' mark to show there is something wrong.
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