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EXAMPLE 1 |
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Upon receipt of a Wiegand code present among the active users, activate output 1 for 3 seconds (it could be the opening of a gate) and play a local audio tone. If the Wiegand code received is not present among the users, send a notification email to the user group that manages the concierge. |
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KWE WIEGAND CODE FROM USER |
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out1=on,3 |
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at#spk=5 |
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trigger event is the receipt of an active Wiegand code. The first action contains the command that activates output 1 for 3". The second action contains the command that plays an audio tone. |
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KWU WIEGAND CODE FROM UNKNOWN |
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AT#EMAIL=concierge,"unknown code","$K01" |
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trigger event is the receipt of an unknown Wiegand code. The first action contains the command that sends an EMAIL to all users belonging to the concierge group with the subject "unknown code" and the code received (K01) as the body of the message. |
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