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: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.
 
: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.
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:*ON or OFF (capital letters)
  
 
== Example ==
 
== Example ==

Revision as of 22:48, 10 November 2007

IND - Indicator control for CRM IV LEDs The display, buzzer and LEDs are controlled by an action command called "IND" (INDication). The command syntax is the same for all types of indications:

IND <station phys.no> <key no.> <LED no/buzzer> <Ind-type> [state]

The IND action transfers display data to the station. Between the command parameters, there must always be a space.

Parameter description

station 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

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]:

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.
  • ON or OFF (capital letters)

Example

IND  2  23  2  3  ON – Station 2, key 23, turn green led, fast flashing, ON