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5-2-1. Adding New Event
Click [Add New Event] when you wish to add a new
Event to the system. The system will bring up the
Setting – Event – New Event window for you to edit
relevant details. For more information on Event
maintenance, refer to Section 5-2-2 on “Maintaining
Events”.
5-2-2. Maintaining Events
To maintain an existing Event, simply click on the icon
of the desired Event to access the Event maintenance
screen. Please note that an Event must comprise at
least a pair of Sensor Trigger and Do Action1.
The following section will cover relevant Event
maintenance information:
Name: Event Name; you may create a name for the
selected Event for easy identification.
Number: Denotes the number of Events currently
available on the system; you can have up to a
maximum of 32 Events.
Step1: Specify trigger method (Device Triggered or
System Triggered)
1. Setting an Event to be Device Triggered:
1.
Device Trigger: You can specify
the device (i.e Zone Sensor /
Device / Keypad / Remote that
the system has learnt) to be
triggered and the type of action
that will trigger it.
2.
Specify the security mode for the
trigger to take effect. By default,
the trigger will be applied to all
security modes. This
configuration is only needed
when you have selected Device
Trigger.
3. Specify the valid time for the
trigger. By default, the trigger will
be valid 24 hours around the
clock.
If the time for “from” is identical to
the time for “to”, the trigger will
remain active throughout the day
(i.e. 00:00 ~ 00:00)
If the time for “from” is greater
than the time for “to”, the trigger
will be active between the
changes of calendar days (i.e.
22:00 ~ 08:00)
If the time for “from” is smaller
than the time for “to”, the trigger
will be active during the specific
time on a daily basis (i.e. 08:00 ~
22:00)
Example: Device Trigger
2. Setting an Event to be System Triggered.
1.
System Trigger: You can specify
which system security mode will
set the trigger off.
2. Specify the valid time for the
trigger. By default, the trigger will
be valid 24 hours around the
clock.
If the time for “from” is identical to
the time for “to”, the trigger will
remain active throughout the day
(i.e. 00:00 ~ 00:00)
If the time for “from” is greater
than the time for “to”, the trigger
will be active between the
changes of calendar days (i.e.
22:00 ~ 08:00)
If the time for “from” is smaller
than the time for “to”, the trigger
will be active during the specific
time on a daily basis (i.e. 08:00 ~