Changes between Version 31 and Version 32 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

2013-06-06 19:02:47 (11 years ago)

Author:

guessed

Comment:

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WikiStart

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 == Supported Modules - (Latest) ==
   
-'''Envisalink  EVL3''' (Network attached) directly is connected to your home network. The EVL3 has an internal web portal, is firmware upgradable and can provide external access via the Eyes-on site or various mobile phone applications.  More details can be found at [http://www.eyezon.com Eyez-On] or [http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-2164-evl-3-envisalink-internet-alert-module-for-dsc-honeywell-security.aspx Home Security Store]which includes detailed specifications and reviews[[BR]]
+'''Envisalink  EVL3''' (Network attached) directly is connected to your home network. The EVL3 has an internal web portal, is firmware upgradable and can provide external access via the Eyes-on site or various mobile phone applications.  More details can be found at [http://www.eyezon.com Eyez-On] or [http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-2164-evl-3-envisalink-internet-alert-module-for-dsc-honeywell-security.aspx Home Security Store] which includes detailed specifications and reviews[[BR]]
 
 ''EVL 3 Ethernet (IP) Integration Module''
@@ -19 +19 @@
 [[Image(EVL3.jpg, align=center)]]
 
-'''DSC IT-100''' (Serial) integration module was the initial interface to enable third-party applications and system to communicate with Power Series control panels.  The DSC IT100 provides an RS232 serial connection that can be either connected directly to your Vera utilising a USB to Serial adapter or over the Ethernet utilizing either an IP to RS232 or a WIFI to RS232 adapter. 
+'''DSC IT-100''' (Serial) integration module was the initial interface to enable third-party applications and system to communicate with Power Series control panels.  The DSC IT100 provides an RS232 serial connection that can be either connected directly to your Vera utilizing a USB to Serial adapter or over the Ethernet utilizing either an IP to RS232 or a WIFI to RS232 adapter. 
 
 DSC IT100 RS232 Integration Module
@@ -66 +66 @@
   If you currently have a setup with the following initialization parameters
   
-      doorZones=1,2
-      motionZones=3,4,5
+      ''!DoorZones''=''1,2''
+      ''!MotionZones''=''3,4,5''
   
   Then they must be changed prior to the update being made as follows, 
   
-      doorZones=
-      motionZones=1,2,3,4,5
-  
-  They must all be set up under the motionZones parameter (the front, ordering is important)
+      ''!DoorZones''=
+      ''!MotionZones''=''1,2,3,4,5''
+  
+  They must all be set up under the ''!MotionZones'' parameter (the front, ordering is important)
   Once the above is saved, then it will be safe to proceed with updating the plugin.
 
@@ -174 +174 @@
   For three partitions enter '''1,2,3''' etc etc...
 
-Under the different Zone fields, enter the zone numbers in the same type of sequence. By default it will display '''1,2,3,4,5,6''' in ''DoorZones''. 
+Under the different Zone fields, enter the zone numbers in the same type of sequence. By default it will display '''1,2,3,4,5,6''' in ''!DoorZones''. 
  Note you will need to know which Zones are set up which on your panel. They may not be in sequence (per the above), and can be entered depending on their type in any of the three Zone variables.
 
@@ -180 +180 @@
 
 * '''disarm''' (Least secure as all functions are available including disarm)
-* '''stay''' (This will enable stay arming and away arming, but not disarm)
-* '''arm''' (Will only enable away mode arming) 
+* '''arm''' (Will enable away and stay arming) 
  
  
@@ -190 +189 @@
 To set the time on the panel, in the main tab of the device, enter your PIN and click "Set Time"
 
-Zone labels by default will use the default ones programmed in the panel, if labels were never programmed, or were programmed before the IT100 was installed, then the default labels for the sensors the plugin creates will be named "zone 01, zone 02 etc etc, and they cannot not be renamed by default. It is best to try and rectify this with the alarm itself first, however this behavior can be changed by editing the '''EnableManualLabels''' variable in the advanced tab of the alarm parent device from '''false''' to '''true''' and then performing a save at the top of the dashboard; it will then possible to rename.
+Zone labels by default will use the default ones programmed in the panel, if labels were never programmed, or were programmed before the IT100 was installed, then the default labels for the sensors the plugin creates will be named "zone 01, zone 02 etc etc, and they cannot not be renamed by default. It is best to try and rectify this with the alarm itself first, however this behavior can be changed by editing the ''!EnableManualLabels'' variable in the advanced tab of the alarm parent device from ''false'' to ''true'' and then performing a save at the top of the dashboard; it will then possible to rename.
 
 If its preferred that the plugin uses the default mechanism of using the labels from the Alarm System, there are usually several ways to rectify the above behavior without changing the above variable:
 
-* If labels have previously been programmed in a keypad, then attempt a label broadcast from the keypad they were originally programmed from by entering *8[Installer code]*998*
+* If labels have previously been programmed in a keypad, then attempt a label broadcast from the keypad they were originally programmed from by entering ''*8[Installer code]*998*''
 * If labels were never programmed then they can be programmed them from an alpha numeric keypad and a subsequent label broadcast
 * Program the labels to the panel using DSC DLS software
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 When defining scenes, the following actions are exposed in Advanced Scene mode:
-* `RequestArmMode(State, !PINCode)`
+* `RequestArmMode(State, PINCode)`
 * `RequestQuickArmMode(State)`