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Detail Programming Macro Commands
This unit may support user installed Macro Commands. These commands have been made
available to assist in customizing your unit to your special needs. The program in this
unit is broken into functional modules. Each module plays it's role with a starting point
and ending point. At the end of a modules function an "End Event" is noted. This normally
activates the next module in sequence. This series of linked module functions represents a
full procedure stemming from whatever started it to completion of that task.
For example:
1. Card reader input from visitor is detected and decoded.
2. Validate card number and apply any rules or restrictions.
3. Cycle relay to open gate for visitor.
4. Reset back to idle.
These four steps have three event gaps between the steps where you can insert extra
functions via the Macro Commands. In total there are 23 event gaps between modules that
are made available to Macro Command alterations. You may choose to simply insert a few
extra steps in a gap or completely divert the normal sequence flow to a new one of your
choosing. These gaps are represented in a table format as events that have taken place.
This table has room for 10 additional steps to be executed for each event listed. These
steps are the Macro Commands themselves. They are simply 2 digit numbers with the number
"00" that means do nothing special or simply continue as normal. We have defined 91 such
Macro commands from "00" to "90". This has left room for 9 more commands to be expanded
on, based on feedback from users of desirable new macro commands to be added. Those would
be added as commands "91" to "99" someday. So if you see a useful command you would like
added, please contact Trigon and suggest as much. Your request will be evaluated and
implemented on all future releases if deemed universally useful.
The following are the normal events you have to work with:
Event-1: All tasks completed, unit is Reset to Idle. (also occurs at power-up)
Event-2: Hook Switch Activated.
Event-3: Postal Switch Activated.
Event-4: Ajar-1 Input Activated.
Event-5: Ajar-2 Input Activated.
Event-6: Entry Code Validated.
Event-7: Card Code via Reader-1 Validated.
Event-8: Card Code via Reader-2 Validated.
Event-9: Access Granted via Touch Tone.
Event-10: Call is Dropped Signal Detected.
Event-11: Busy Signal Detected.
Event-12: Ring Count Limit Exceeded.
Event-13: Voiced Answer Detected.
Event-14: Call Limit Timeout Exceeded.
Event-15: Tamper Fault Detected.
Event-16: Entry Code Invalid.
Event-17: Card Code Invalid.
Event-18: Time Zone 22 Window Opened.
Event-19: Time Zone 23 Window Opened.
Event-20: Time Zone 24 Window Opened.
Event-21: Time Zone 22 Window Closed.
Event-22: Time Zone 23 Window Closed.
Event-23: Time Zone 24 Window Closed.
Event-24: Special Service-1.
Event-25: Special Service-2.
Event-26: Special Service-3.
Special Service 1,2,3 are not actual gapped events. They are special functions that are
serviced about 2000 times per second at all times that the power is applied.
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