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17.1.7 Radio Triggers
Example on valid radio trigger string:
“12345678: test=on, dnd=22:00-08:00, 1=>054, 2=>010, 3=>320, 4=>012, 6=>009, 7=>035,
L=X”
“12345678: test=on, dnd=22:00-08:00, 1=>54, 2=>10, 3=>320, 4=>12, 6=>9, 7=>35, L=X”
- 12345678= ID for radio trigger (8 digits, always end with : )
- test=on/test=off (radio test transmission for paired triggers)
- dnd=22:00-08:00 = do not disturb, alarm will not be active within set time, if time
value is the same for example 00:00-00:00 or empty the trigger is always active.
- 1=> , 2=> , 3=> , 4=> , 6=> , 7=> = event from radio trigger, allowed value between 1-
320
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L=, radio trigger location if SCAIP protocol is used, allowed value between 0-
999.
Example of a paired Enzo radio trigger;
08156989: test=on, dnd=00:00-00:00, 1=>0, 2=>54, 3=>0, 4=>54, 6=>0, 7=>0
Event 1=>0 equals no activation possible
Event 2=>54 (alarm type) short press
Event 3=>0 equals no activation possible
Event 4=>54 (alarm type) long press
Event 6=>0 no activation possible
Event 7=>0 no activation possible
Example of radio trigger Motion;
2006240: test=on, dnd=00:00-00:00, 1=>28, 2=>12, 3=>38, 4=>38, 6=>10, 7=>38
Event 1=>28 (alarm type 28)
Event 2=>12 (alarm type 12)
Event 3=>38 (alarm type 38)
Event 4=>38 (alarm type 38)
Event 6=>10 (alarm type 10)
Event 7=>38 (alarm type 38)