Difference between revisions of "Alert5 (I/O Server Object)"

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The first image shows the list of configured areas. You can set the alarm to partial level or away level for all the areas, otherwise you can open a popup on a dedicated area and set the alarm level only for that one. The two icons on the top of the page represent in order: area tamper (at least one area is in tamper state), area alarm (at least one area is in alarm state).
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The first image shows the list of configured systems, you can reset the alarm for every single system.
  
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The second image shows the popup associated to a zone; the five icons shown inside the popup represent in order: zone open, zone alarm, zone tamper, zone bypassed, zone chime. Inside the popup you can bypass/unbypass the selected zone and you can activate/deactivate the zone chime.
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The second image shows all areas associated to the selected system, you can arm/disarm every single area. You can also arm/disarm alla areas of the selected system together.
  
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The (xgenconnect) object is listed in the Project Editor’s new object list only when at least one XGenConnect I/O Server is defined
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The third image shows all devices associated to the selected system and area, you can activate or bypass/unbypass the device. The four icons inside device popup represents in order: state(open/closed or active/inactive), alarm, fault, bypass.
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The fourth image shows the most recent logs of Alert5 system.
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The icon on top of the page will turn white when an area is in alarm.
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The (alert5) object is listed in the Project Editor’s new object list only when at least one Alert5 I/O Server is defined
 
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For further details refer to the [[XGenConnect | XGenConnect I/O Server Application Note]].
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For further details refer to the [[Alert5 | Alert5 I/O Server Application Note]].
 
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  (xgenconnect <server id>; <position>)
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  (alert5 <server id>; <position>)
 
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E.g.
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  (xgenconnect xgen; x10y20)
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  (alert5 xgen; x10y20)

Latest revision as of 14:52, 6 October 2021

Note  For a description and a complete list of UI Objects, see UI Objects.

The user interface for the Alert5 system:

Alert5 UI Object 1.png Alert5 UI Object 2.png Alert5 UI Object 3.png Alert5 UI Object 4.png

The first image shows the list of configured systems, you can reset the alarm for every single system.

The second image shows all areas associated to the selected system, you can arm/disarm every single area. You can also arm/disarm alla areas of the selected system together.

The third image shows all devices associated to the selected system and area, you can activate or bypass/unbypass the device. The four icons inside device popup represents in order: state(open/closed or active/inactive), alarm, fault, bypass.

The fourth image shows the most recent logs of Alert5 system.

The icon on top of the page will turn white when an area is in alarm.

The (alert5) object is listed in the Project Editor’s new object list only when at least one Alert5 I/O Server is defined

For further details refer to the Alert5 I/O Server Application Note.

Parameters

  • server id: the server ID. Supports Redirect variables
  • position: the object's position. Use the pixels or rows and columns coordinates format

Syntax

(alert5 <server id>; <position>)

E.g. 

(alert5 xgen; x10y20)
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