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21-0381E v4.7.4
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reference number assigned by the
system, and the name of the output,
once defined;
Output-point numbers are assigned by the
system when a expansion module that
supports 'outputs' is set up. The number
assigned to each 'output' is based on the
module installation order, and the number
of 'outputs' supported by (reserved for)
each module.
Tip: The "Module" and "Range" areas
(blue text) show the device associated with
the output-point, and the range of outputs
for that device.
"Offset" values for each panel determine
whether multi-panel sites will have consecutive versus
repeating output-point numbers. For details, refer to
the "Display Offsets" value under "System Panels and
Displayed Item-Numbers".
On This Form
- Name: A suitable name for the device (output
point) indicating its location and/or usage, etc.;
- Output (and the small [...] button): Click the
small button to access a second screen for
setting up the output. For an existing output, the
selected function(s) are shown next to the [...]
button;
(See the next screen/section for details.)
- Output Version: This shows the panel firmware
revision need to support the presently-defined
output equation.
Note: In general, the following items require panel
firmware v4.2 or newer:  Multi-segment output
equations;  Timed or inverted output actions;  Type
E (European) selections;  Cadence functions.
- Compatibility Response: This shows whether
or not the output equation is compatible with the
panel firmware (i.e., after one communications
session with the panel).
- Module: This is "Panel" (a system panel) or the
module associated with the specific output-point
number.
- Range: This is the total range of output-point
numbers associated with the specific module (as
defined by the software when each module is
set up).
Tip: The number in brackets, such as "(1)", pertains
to the location of the physical output connection on the
specific module.
Configuring an Output Point
 Open the Output Point configuration form,
and add or select the desired output.
 Click the small [...] button to access this
screen.
 Click an "item" (such as "unassigned") to
select a new value. (Additional items will
appear as you go along--where applicable).
Tip: See the "Item" descriptions, to follow.
 Use the Up/Down arrows to scroll in pop-up
lists.
 Right click items to select a command (e.g.,
Invert, Insert, Remove).
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Note
: Selections under [ More >> ] are for
reference/internal use only.
Items": Event Type, Target Item,
Event
, "

", Output Action,
Mapped Input
Note: This pertains to an output being triggered by a
single condition. For complex equations and 'Boolean'
operators, see "Multi-Condition Equations", to follow /
below.
 Event Type
: The general type of event that will
trigger the output (System, Schedule, Holiday,
Area, Point (sensor), Output, Door, Elevator (lift),
Floor, Module, or Suite-security keypad); All
function-key selections now appear under "Area".
Note: Selections appear only for device-types that
exist in your system. "System" pertains to events
associated with the specific main/system panel.
Exception
: Cadence selections (at the bottom/end of
Configuration Output Points [ ... ] (Edit Output)