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(01-00-02-IN-001:A AND 01-00-02-IN-002:A) OR ANY 1 OF (01-00-02-IN-003:A,
01-00-02-IN-004:A) OR (01-00-02-IN-103:L EQU ALARM_LEVEL1 AND NOT
01-00-02-IN-103:L EQU ALARM_LEVEL2)
01-00-02-IN-001 - Example Input 1 (detector)
01-00-02-IN-002 - Example Input 2 (detector)
01-00-02-IN-003 - Example Input 2 (detector)
01-00-02-IN-004 - Example Input 5 (detector)
01-00-02-IN-103 - Example Input 4 (4-20 mA input module)
The equation is true when Example Input 1 and Example Input 2 are in alarm, or either
Example Input 3 or Example Input 5 are in alarm, or Example Input 4 is equal to
ALARM_LEVEL1 and not equal to ALARM_LEVEL2.
5.9.2 Creating a zone and inputs
To create a zone and inputs
1. Create an alarm input zone in the same group as the outputs that you want to activate.
Tag the zone Virtual Alarm Zone 1.
2. Create 5 input devices and tag them Example Input 1 to 5. Example Inputs 1, 2, 3 and 5
are detectors and Example Input 4 is a 4-20 mA input module.
5.9.3 Adding an equation to the zone
To add the equation
3. Select Virtual Alarm Zone 1, and then click the Advanced Logic tab.
4. Click the Edit button.
The Advanced Logic Editor appears.
5. Type ( (an open bracket).
6. Select :A (alarm) in the Device Status menu, and then select the device tagged
Example Input 1.
7. Click the > button.
Example Input 1 appears in the Equation box.
8. Click the AND button.
9. Select :A (alarm) in the Device Status menu, and then select the device tagged
Example Input 2.
10. Click the > button.
Example Input 2 appears in the Equation box.
11. Type ) (a close bracket).
The equation so far looks like this:
(01-00-02-IN-001:A AND 01-00-02-IN-002:A)
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