INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 13 - DIO Namespace
dio.in.alarm.logic_level.
This variable is used along with the corresponding input pin timeout value
to determine if an alarm (in the form of an event) should be generated.
If a timeout value is set, the input pin is monitored. If the input pin value
does not change during the timeout period and the input pin value matches
the alarm logic level, the event event.dio.in.alarm.timeout.n
(where n is the pin number) is generated. This alarm event generation can
be helpful in alerting to the loss of digital inputs to the reader.
>>> dio.in.alarm.logic_level.1 = 1
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dio.in.alarm.timeout.
The variable is used along with the corresponding input pin logic level to
determine if an alarm (in the form of an event) should be generated.
If a timeout value is set, the input pin is monitored. If the input pin value
does not change during the timeout period and the input pin value matches
the alarm logic level, the event event.dio.in.alarm.timeout.n
(where n is the pin number) is generated. This alarm event generation can
be helpful in alerting to the loss of digital inputs to the reader. The
maximum timeout value is 600 seconds. A timeout value of 0 disables the
alarm event generation.
>>> dio.in.alarm.timeout.1 = 30
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