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is an LRMS (E2) DECT handset, and the alarm was sent as a normal message, the

acknowledgement is automatically generated at the moment that the message arrives at

the device. If the alarm message was sent as an urgent message to an LRMS (E2) DECT

handset, the acknowledgement is received after the user presses the accept or del button

on the handset. See

Figure 33: Acknowledge sequences for Normal and Urgent

messages using DECT handsets on page 105.

• SET/RESET

An alarm can also be generated, based on a set command. This command must always

be followed by a reset from the same input module, after the alarm condition is no longer

active.

Figure 31: SET/RESET Alarm Structure on page 104 illustrates the SET/REST

alarm structure.

Figure 31: SET/RESET Alarm Structure

The input modules eCAP, eAPI, and eIO can generate a set/reset command. (eIO set/

reset is explained in more detail later on in this document.) An acknowledgment from a

device does not clear the alarm condition on that device in the database. Therefore, even

if the call on the device is answered, the alarm is not reset. As long as the eKERNEL does

not receive a reset from the Input Module, the alarm is repeated on the device with a time

interval that you must have specified in the eCONFIG.

Figure 32: Alarm processing

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