Axis A1601 - Action Rules and Notifications

AXISA1601NetworkDoorController
Eventconfiguration
1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Ports&Devices>I/OPorts.
2.SelectOutputfromthedesiredI/OPortTypedrop-downlistandenteraName.
3.SelecttheI/Oport’sNormalstateandclickSave.
4.GotoEvents>ActionRulesandclickAdd.
5.SelectDoorfromtheTriggerdrop-downlist.
6.SelectDoorAlarmfromthedrop-downlist.
7.Selectthedesireddoorfromthedrop-downlist.
8.SelectDoorForcedOpenfromthedrop-downlist.
9.Optionally,selectaScheduleandAdditionalconditions.Seebelow.
10.UnderActions,selectOutputPortfromtheTypedrop-downlist.
11.SelectthedesiredoutputportfromthePortdrop-downlist.
12.SetstateActive.
13.SelectDurationandGotooppositestateafter.Thenenterthedesireddurationoftheaction.
14.ClickOK.
Tousemorethanonetriggerfortheactionrule,selectAdditionalconditionsandclickAddtoaddadditionaltriggers.Whenusing
additionalconditions,allconditionsmustbemettotriggertheaction.
Topreventanactionfrombeingtriggeredrepeatedly,aWaitatleasttimecanbeset.Enterthetimeinhours,minutesandseconds,
duringwhichthetriggershouldbeignoredbeforetheactionrulecanbeactivatedagain.
Formoreinformation,seetheproduct’sbuilt-inhelp.
Howtoaddrecipients
Theproductcansendmessagestonotifyrecipientsabouteventsandalarms.Butbeforetheproductcansendnoticationmessages,
youmustdeneoneormorerecipients.Forinformationaboutavailableoptions,see.
Toaddarecipient:
1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>Events>RecipientsandclickAdd.
2.Enteradescriptivename.
3.SelectarecipientType.
4.Entertheinformationneededfortherecipienttype.
5.ClickTesttotesttheconnectiontotherecipient.
6.ClickOK.
Howtosetupemailrecipients
Emailrecipientscanbeconguredbyselectingoneofthelistedemailproviders,orbyspecifyingtheSMTPserver,portand
authenticationusedby,forexample,acorporateemailserver.
Note
Someemailprovidershavesecurityltersthatpreventusersfromreceivingorviewinglargeattachments,fromreceiving
scheduledemailsandsimilar.Checktheemailprovider’ssecuritypolicytoavoiddeliveryproblemsandlockedemailaccounts.
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