How to set up an Association to Listen to a live view as well as Trigger a Light To notify Employees they are Being Actively Listened to

Description  If any customer is wanting to set up an event to trip when selecting 2 associations on live view to trigger a light to alert employees they are being listened in on. Product USBDIO Module: Steps to Reproduce  The task was to create a live view association as well as a trigger to turn… Continue reading How to set up an Association to Listen to a live view as well as Trigger a Light To notify Employees they are Being Actively Listened to

Configuration for USBDIO Module with a PIEZO Speaker and Power Supply

This is a guide for configuring the client if you are powering a PIEZO Speaker from a Power Supply. Example: In this example we are using the Relay for triggering an event base off of IP Camera Connection in event linking.Notice the above picture that we are using Normally Open (NO) and the COM on… Continue reading Configuration for USBDIO Module with a PIEZO Speaker and Power Supply

Power Supply Alarm False Trigger

Problem After an upgrade the server emits a Power Supply Alarm which is false. This happens on units with DIO boards. When the server is connected to EM a power supply alarm is triggered every 15 minutes. Solution This issue occurs due to a variable stuck in the sysmgmtpi.xml file. To resolve this the sysmgmtpi… Continue reading Power Supply Alarm False Trigger

USBDIO and Serial Port Recovery

The following recovery enhancements have been added to exacqVision Server: USBDIO recovery enhancement: version 6.7.20.74529UART serial ports recovery: version 6.7.25.75004 <br> When a USBDIO or UART serial port device disconnects, exacqVision Server attempts to reconnect to the device after one second. If that attempt fails, the next attempt occurs after two seconds, and then four… Continue reading USBDIO and Serial Port Recovery

Removing an Unwanted USB I/O Device from a Server’s Configuration

If a USB I/O module was previously used and later disconnected from the server, the software will retain the configuration and the module will remain listed in the left-side navigation panel. If you wish to permanently remove this device from appearing in the software, you will need to log in to the server’s operating system… Continue reading Removing an Unwanted USB I/O Device from a Server’s Configuration