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3.2.25.1.1.2 Sys (System states and events)
3.2.25.1.1.2.1
Sys.eSerialData (SerialData states and events)
STATES
None
EVENTS
-
are evaluated just when the event occurs
Event notification code Meaning
Sys.eSerialData=<
text>
Occurs when the device detects Carriage Return/Line Feed characters on the serial line
traffic. This event is available for an application that transfers data between devices, using a
serial connection. For example, this event enables an application to find out when data (or a
specific text) arrives at the serial port. To enable such events, change the configuration of the
DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL=
data
parameter, and set
the
entry to
1
.
Example:
Sys.eSerialData
or
Sys.eSerialData=’test”
<
”text”
>
It is
optional
. If you specify any text, the event occurs only when the specified text, terminated
by a Carriage Return/Line Feed, arrives at the serial port. If the text-entry is omitted, this event
occurs whenever a Carriage Return/Line Feed characters arrives at the serial port. The text
comparison is case sensitive.
Table 11:
SerialData states and events.
3.2.25.1.1.2.2
Sys.Device (Device states and events)
STATES -
are checked every second
State notification code
Meaning
Sys.Device.sWakeupReason
=<
True when the device starts or wakes up.
<
wakeup source
>
It contains information about the states of the system when it starts or wakes up.
To process a wake up state, use the following wakeup sources.
Start
True when the device boots.
Reset
True when the device resets.
Motion
True when the device wakes up from
MOTION-sleep.
Ign
True when the device wakes up from
IGN-sleep.
Ring
True when the device wakes up from
Ring-sleep.
Time
True when the device wakes up from
Timer-sleep.
EVENTS –
are evaluated just when the event occurs
Event notification code
Meaning
Sys.Device.eStart
Occurs when the device starts up and loads the configuration. How to use this event,
refer to the chapters
, page
Sys.Device.eShutdown
Occurs just before a device shuts down or goes to sleep, and can be used only when
the device goes to sleep, but not when system shuts down (the system shuts down
immediately). How to use this event, refer to the chapters
, page
Sys.Device.eWakeupReason=<
Occurs directly after the “
Sys.Device.eStart
” event is fired. It can be used to launch
actions after the device awakes by a specific wakeup reason.
Example:
Sys.Device.eWakeupReason=Ign
Sys.Device.eWakeupReason=Ring
<
wakeup source
>
To process a wake up event, use the following wakeup sources.
Start
Occurs when the device boots.
Reset
Occurs when the device reboots.
Motion
Occurs when the device wakes up from
MOTION-Sleep.
Ign
Occurs when the device wakes up from
IGN-sleep.
Ring
Occurs when the device wakes up from
Ring-sleep.
Time
Occurs when the device wakes up from
Timer-sleep.
Table 12:
Device states and events.
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