Difference between revisions of "IND - Indicator control for CRMIV LEDs, buzzer etc."
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:LEDs and display: | :LEDs and display: | ||
| − | 1 = continuous (low priority) | + | :*1 = continuous (low priority) |
| − | 2 = slow flash (medium priority) | + | :*2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
| − | 3 = fast flash (high priority) | + | :*3 = fast flash (high priority) |
:Buzzers: | :Buzzers: | ||
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| − | [state] OFF or ON (capital letters) | + | '''[state] OFF or ON''': |
| − | The brackets [ ] indicate that this command is optional. | + | (capital letters) |
| − | If nothing is entered in this field, the indication is switched on/off along with the event. | + | The brackets [ ] indicate that this command is optional. If nothing is entered in this field, the indication is switched on/off along with the event. By entering OFF, for example, you can set an indication to turn off when the event |
| − | By entering OFF, for example, you can set an indication to turn off when the event | ||
turns on. | turns on. | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 10 November 2007
Syntax
IND <phys.no> <key.no> <led.no/buzzer> <ind-type> [ON/OFF]
phys.no:
- 1-552 = The physical number of the station
key.no:
- 1-100 = The key number of the DAK-key
- 1023 = Buzzer
- 1024 = Display
- 1-100 = The key number of the DAK-key
led.no/buzzer:
- If the previous parameter was DAK-key (1 - 100):
- 1 = Red LED
- 2 = Green LED
- If the previous parameter was Buzzer (1023):
- 1 = Internal buzzer
- 2 = External buzzer (relay)
- If the previous parameter was Display (1024):
- 1 = Backlight
ind-type:
- LEDs and display:
- 1 = continuous (low priority)
- 2 = slow flash (medium priority)
- 3 = fast flash (high priority)
- Buzzers:
- 1 = 1 bleep per 8 seconds (low priority)
- 2 = 1 bleep per 2 seconds (medium priority)
- 3 = 4 bleeps per second (high priority)
- 4 = continuous (alarm priority)
[state] OFF or ON:
(capital letters)
The brackets [ ] indicate that this command is optional. If nothing is entered in this field, the indication is switched on/off along with the event. By entering OFF, for example, you can set an indication to turn off when the event
turns on.
Example
IND 2 23 2 3 ON – Station 2, key 23, turn green led, fast flashing, ON