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Revision as of 13:49, 17 April 2019

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When an Input or a DAK key on a station is activated, this is reported to the event handler, event 30.

Also inputs on IP Stations will be reported to this event.

Event description

Event Owner: A station
Event type: 30 - Station Input or Station DAK key
Subevent: Input or DAK key (1->)
When change to ON: When Input or DAK key is activated
When change to OFF: When Input or DAK key is released
When related to: N/A


If Subevent is set to 255, all Inputs or DAK keys will be reported. One can use %sev to read the subevent number.

Application

Examples:

Important note on Turbine Stations

On the Turbine series of intercom stations, the Subevent number depends on the AMC software version:

  • AMC 11.2.3.9 and lower: Input 1-6 are reported as Subevent number 1 - 6
  • AMC 11.2.3.10: Input 1-6 are reported as Subevent number 101 - 106
  • AMC 11.2.3.11 and higher: Input 1-6 are reported as Subevent number 11 - 16

Additional information

Subevents:

  • IP substations:
    • Subevent 1: The standard call button
    • Subevent 2: Input 2
    • Subevent 3: Input 3
  • Conventional substations:
    • Subevent 1: ID
    • Subevent 2: ID+M


See also: IP_Substation_-_Additional_DAK_keys

Software requirement

Minimum software requirement: AMC 10.03