Kramer Electronics WP-501 - Manual (Page 88)

K-Config – Using the Triggers 83
3. Select the condition for activating the trigger:
For Digital Inputs:
Behavior Action Pullup Trigger Condition Description
Level moved from High to
Low Activates the trigger
immediately checked Closing the circuit
not checked voltage exceeding its maximum defined
value
Level Moved from Low to
High Activates the trigger
immediately checked Opening the circuit
not checked voltage decreasing below its minimum
defined value
Level is High for: The trigger is activated on the
first occurrence checked Circuit remains open
not checked The voltage exceeding its maximum defined
value and staying there for a set period of
time (see
Figure 144 )
Level is Low for: The trigger is activated after the
defined time passes checked Circuit remains closed
not checked The voltage decreasing below its minimum
defined value and staying there for a set
period of time (see
Figure 144 )
Figure 144: GPI/O Events – Setting the Timeout
For Analog Inputs:
Behavior Action
Value is lower than Activates the trigger once the voltage is below the set voltage
Value is Higher Activates the trigger once the voltage is above the set voltage
Value is between Activates the trigger once the voltage is within the set range of voltages
Figure 145: GPI/O Events – Analog Input: Selecting the GPI/O Port and Behavior
You can now add commands to the event (see Section 9.1 )
8.5 Timer Events
Timer Events include Timer triggers that let the control system wait for a defined time or event to occur and then act
accordingly.
8.5.1 Power ON Example
In the following example, button 3 on the RC-63DL is used to turn the projector ON. If, after sending the power ON
command, no suitable reply is received from the projector during the selected 5-second time period, the Timer trigger
is executed (displaying some type of visible alert to the user or resending the ON commands, as defined by the user).
If a suitable reply is received within the 5-second time period, it will trigger a predefined Monitor Event action list which
stops the Timer trigger (see Figure 146 ) and prevents the alert or error from being sent.