# 8.Automatic Output control

NOTE: before starting the configuration of the device it is necessary to press the button CONNECT or READ SETTINGS. If this is not done your parameters may be lost and it might be necessary to reset factory default settings. NOTE: to make your changes come into effect in the device you must press the button WRITE SETTINGS. NOTE: before starting configuration it is necessary to change the primary manufacturer password („0000“). Otherwise the device will ignore he commands sent from the computer.

# 8.1. Control Options

Automatic Output control is used that the system could automatically activate / deactivate specified outputs when the provided event (security activates / deactivates, alarm has started, alarm has ended and etc.) occurs. These settings is configurable only by the software Configuration Tool in section Control / Control Options:

Control Status – activation of automatic output control for the specified output.
Output Number – output number which will be activated / deactivated according to the saved control settings.
Action (ON/OFF/PULSE) – value ON represents that the output will be activated when the specified event occurs; OFF – output will be deactivated; PULSE – output will be activated and deactivated periodically (set Pulse duration value).
Pulse duration, s – set period for the PULSE action.
Event – represents events which will activate specified controls: Security ON – security system armed; Security OFF – security system disarmed; Alarm ON – system alarm is activated; Alarm OFF – system security is restored from alarm; Temp Fall – object temperature becomes lower than the allowed minimum value (read more at chapter 3.8); Temp Exceeded – object temperature becomes higher than the allowed maximum value (read more at chapter 3.8); Schedule Start – event, representing that any of the automatic output controls is activated for the specified time period (scheduler period is not set as Always); Schedule End – event, representing that any of the automatic output control has ended after working for specified time period (scheduler options is not set as Always); Zone Open – system zone is violated; Zone Close – system zone is restored.
Scheduler – scheduler number which represents when the specified output will be activated / deactivated. User can upload scheduler settings in section Scheduler Options.
Zone No. – zone number which represents when the specified output will be activated / deactivated in case the specified zone is violated / restored.
Partition (All Partitions / Partition 0 / Partition 1) – system partition in which the specified output will be activated / deactivated.
Event Text – informational text which will be sent by SMS message to the user, when the specified automatic output control is activated.

# 8.2.Scheduler options

Scheduler No. – number of specified scheduler.
Start Hour/Min/Sec – time settings which represents starting time for specified automatic output control. The format – hour / minutes / seconds (first of all, set the date and time of the device – read more at chapter 3.5).
End Hour/Min/Sec – time settings which represents ending time for specified automatic output control. The format – hour / minutes / seconds (first of all, set the date and time of the device – read more at chapter 3.5).
Mo/Tu/We/Th/Fr/Sa/Su – time settings which represents in which days speciffied automatic output control will be activated. Mo – monday, Tu– tuesday, We – wednesday, Th – thursday, Fr – friday, Sa – saturday, Su – sunday.
Always – function, activating automatic output control as soon as the specified event occurs.