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7. Alerts, Auto-Response and Logging
7.2 Check Conditions
To configure the condition that will trigger the auto-response:
• Click on the Check Condition type (e.g. Environmental, UPS Status or ICMP ping) to be configured as the trigger for this
new auto-response in the Auto-Response Settings menu.
7.2.1 Environmental
To configure humidity or temperature levels as the trigger event:
• Click on Environmental as the Check Condition.
• In the Environmental Check menu, select the specific Environmental Sensor to be checked for the trigger.
• Specify the Trigger value (in °C / °F for Temp and % for Humidity) that the check measurement must exceed or drop below
to trigger the auto-response.
• Select Comparison type as being Above Trigger Value or Below Trigger Value to trigger.
• Specify any Hysteresis factor that is to be applied to environmental measurements (e.g., if an Auto-Response was set up
with a trigger event of a temp reading above 49°C with a Hysteresis of 4, then the trigger condition would not be seen as
having been resolved until the temp reading was below 45°C) .
• Check Save Auto-Response.
Note: Before configuring environmental checks as the trigger in auto-response, you will need first to configure the temperature and/or
humidity sensors on your attached EMD.
7.2.2 Alarms and Digital Inputs
To set the status of any attached smoke or water sensors or digital inputs as the trigger event:
• Click on Alarms / Digital Inputs as the Check Condition.
• In the Alarms / Digital Inputs Check menu, select the specific Alarm/Digital IO Pin that will trigger the Auto-Response.
• Select Trigger on Change to trigger when alarm signal changes, or select to trigger when the alarm signal state changes to
either a Trigger Value of Open (0) or Closed (1).
• Check Save Auto-Response.
Note: Before configuring Alarms / Digital Inputs checks in Auto-Response, you first must configure the sensor/DIO that is to be attached to
your EMD.
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