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DCT Syrus - Configuration Examples; Periodic Report Setup Example; Input Triggered Report Example; Panic Button Event Example

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Examples:
Periodic report:
To define event 05 to send an EV Event Message every 3 minutes, use the TD message to
configure a Time & Distance signal to trigger every 3 minutes:
>STD70180<
Define the event with signal TD7 as trigger:
>SED05NV0;TD7+<
Note that DA0 (Destination Address 0 ) must be defined so that the Event Message can be
routed to any IP address(es) and/or SMS receiver(s). If the message were not to be routed,
the Event Definition message should be:
>SED05SV0;TD7+<
The only purpose of this event is to drive the E05 signal true or false according to the
event's trigger (TD7+) in order to trigger any other event(s) that include E05 as part of its
trigger definition.
Adding an Input report
Now we will like to create an Input report to the AVL server using the event code 05
whenever the Input 3 goes high. This is a simple event that depends on a single signal
transition, signal IP3:
>SED05NV4;IP3+<
Now our unit is generating a 5 minutes periodic report and also a special report whenever
the Input 3 transitions to high (or true). An input transitions to high whenever it is
connected to GND.
Panic button:
Send an Event Message when an input gets active:
>SED31NV0;IP3+<
This definition will make the unit send an EV Event Message with code 31 every time the
input 3 becomes true.

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