What is Event Handler?

Event Handler

Fundamentally, the event handler differs from a timer scheduler in that it enables multiple actions to be triggered by a single event or recurrence that can be further tailored with rules. Configuration can be performed using the AUDAC Touch. GPIO or timed events can all trigger the event handler.

Note: Up to 100 events can be created using the event handler.

Note: In order for the event handler to work, the time region should be set correctly on the device settings.

Event Settings

Parameter Name

Parameter Range

Parameter Definition

Enabled

Enabled/Disable

Enables or disables the event. When a new event is created, it is enabled by default.

Name

Not Available

Gives the event a unique name (maximum 40 characters)

Description

Not Available

Description of the event
Action Settings

Parameter Name

Parameter Range

Parameter Definition

Actions

Add Action/Remove Action

Each event can have up to 10 actions that can have up to 5 commands.

Actions

Edit

Open a window to configure the commands of the action.

Action Commands

Add Command/Remove

Adds a new command or removes the selected command. An action can have up to 5 commands.

Select Device

Selection

A drop-down menu shows all the available devices that can be controlled.

Parameter

Selection

A drop-down menu shows all the available functions that be controlled.
Time Period

Parameter Name

Parameter Range

Parameter Definition

Execute From/Until

Start/End

Sets a time limit for the event that will occur.

Exclude Periods

Start/End

Exclude a time period within the defined execute time period.
Trigger Settings

Contact Trigger

Parameter Name

Parameter Range

Parameter Definition

Ignore execute from and until date for contact triggers

Enable/Disable

Contact trigger ignores the defined execution time limitation.

Contact Trigger

Add Contact Trigger/Edit/Remove Contact Trigger

Each event can have up to 16 contact triggers.

Select Device

Selection

A drop-down menu shows all the available devices that can receive GPI.

GPI Contact

Selection

A list of GPIO ports that can trigger the event. 

Trigger Type

Rising Edge/Falling Edge/Rising and Falling Edge

Selection of GPI states to trigger the event.

Rising Edge

Not Available

A transition from low to high. A push button or widget is pressed, and the GPIO connected to it changes from low voltage to high voltage.

Falling Edge

Not Available

A transition from high to low. A push button is released, and the GPIO connected to it changes from high voltage to low voltage.

Rising and Falling Edge

Not Available

The GPIO triggers on both transitions, when detects any any changes in the state. This can be a sensor toggles between high and low repeatedly. 

Time Trigger

Parameter Name

Parameter Range

Parameter Definition

Time Trigger

Add Time Trigger/Remove Time Trigger

Each event can have up to 10 time triggers.

Years

Selection

Each time trigger can have up to 8 year selection options between  2023 and 2032. A selected year cannot be selected again.

If the year is selected as a repeat parameter, more than one year rule might be confusing.

Months

Selection

Each time trigger can have up to 12 month selection options between  January and December. A selected month cannot be selected again.

If the month is selected as a repeat parameter, more than one month rule might be confusing.

Days of Month

Selection

Each time trigger can have up to 32 selection options between 1st-31st or the last day of the month.

Only a single day matching rule is allowed. The other day matching rules were disabled.

Weekdays of Month

Selection

Selection list of 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th, or the last weekdays of the month. Each day can be selected as a trigger date.

Only a single day matching rule is allowed. The other day matching rules were disabled.

If the day is selected as a repeat parameter, more than one day rule might be confusing.

Weekdays

Selection

Selection list of weekdays. Each day can be selected as a trigger date.

Only a single day matching rule is allowed. The other day matching rules were disabled.

If the day is selected as a repeat parameter, more than one day rule might be confusing.

Times

Selection

Sets at what time the event should occur.

Repeat

Year/Month/Week/Day

Sets how often the event repeats.

Time Triggers Preview

 Time triggers can be easily previewed annually, monthly and daily on the left side.

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