9
Control By Event
To program control by event functions between nodes, exit the SmartNet program
and at the SmartNet prompt type: TOKENSET.EXE. This will start the program
that allows the user to assign alarms from any node on the system to activate any
output on any other node of the system. This file can be programmed to activate on
individual alarms or any alarm from a circuit in a node. The user enters a node
number, a circuit number, and device number. By typing ALL in the device category
the program will respond to any alarm from that circuit. Outputs are programmed 1
to 254 These outputs correspond to input circuits 57 and 58 in the target node with
126 devices per circuit respectively (circuit 57 is 1-126, circuit 58 is 129-254).
Example: An alarm from node #1, circuit #4, device #12, that activates node #2,
circuit # 57, device #1 would look like this:
Control by event will be programmed using the CBE programming in the individual
nodes. In the above example the user would program node #2, circuit #57, device #1
to a specific input group that would activate and output group corresponding to the
input from node #1.
Tokenset.txt
Type the numbers in the selected areas. Type ALL (capital letters) in the device area
for every “Fire Alarm” device on a circuit to generate a token. Arrow keys are used
to move up and down through selected areas. Plus and minus keys are used to add or
delete in selected areas (confirmation window will appear if delete id selected).
LIST will print out a list of the tokenset programming.
OK will save and exit the program.
CANCEL will exit without saving.
Note:
The TOKENSET.EXE file can be run on another computer and the resulting
TOKENSET.TXT file can be copied to the SMARTNET directory of the network
computer.
THIS ALARM --------------------------------------------------------- SENDS THIS TOKEN
NODE
NODE
CIRCUIT
TOKEN
DEVICE
1
<
>
+
-
12
<
>
+
-
4
<
>
+
-
2
<
>
+
-
1
<
>
+
-
LIST
OK
CANCEL
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