DCT Antares SB, Руководство пользователя

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4.5. *EVENT MACHINE
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Sense the vehicle’s ignition and speed to create IDLE, STOP and
MOVING events.
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Reduce a report frequency when the unit starts roaming on GSM.
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Sense the primary power presence and go to low power consumption
mode or on the contrary, increase the reporting criteria to report it
as an abnormal condition.
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Create an intelligent Time and Distance report which automatically
increases the reporting criteria to a top as the vehicle travels fast and
decreases it to a minimum when the vehicle travels at low or zero
speeds.
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Create a confirmation report that confirms that a remotely-set output
has reached the set state.
4.5.2 Actions
Once you have defined a trigger (and/or a set of triggers) the next step for
configuring the Antares SB
TM
event machine, is to tell the unit what to do
when a trigger goes off. There are two types of actions the unit may take
when a trigger goes off. These are the
report action and the user-defined
action.
Report action
When the event machine detects that a trigger goes off it uses the configura-
tion of the report action to generate a report. A report action configuration
includes routing options and a type of report .
The routing options tell the unit where to report the occurrence of the spe-
cific event. The report destinations may be
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IP addresses (or host names),
cellular phone numbers, unit’s serial port. It could also be a silent report
which is not reported to any destination
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.
The type of report is used to tell the unit which kind of TAIP report
message generate when reporting to a destination. The unit supports two
reporting messages:
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ET
Time-only report. Use
T
as Message ID on an event definition . See
the
ED
message.
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EV
Event report: Use
V
as Message ID on an event definition . See the
ED
message.
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With the routing options a single destination or a group of destinations may
be specified. This makes the unit able of sending the same report to several
destinations at the same time.
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This feature is useful when using events to trigger other events or when a user-
specified action is specified but no reporting is desired
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